I have become friends, or I did become friends, with several of the ballplayers from that era and they thought it was just a hoot.
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And that will help us become friends down the road.
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They have become friends since the first Games in 2014.
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They will become friends, and maybe they'll fight crime together!
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"We tried not to become friends with them," he said.
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I'd try to become friends with the other person first.
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Over time, however, Conrad and Stephanie Pratt actually become friends.
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They become friends and team up on other humanitarian efforts.
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He says that in Chicago, you work on something together and then become friends, but people won't become friends first — you can only be friends if the thing you're working on comes out okay.
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Slowly but surely, they become friends again...and possibly something more.
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Plus, [Matador co-founder] Gerard Cosloy and Mac had become friends.
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They had become friends when Susan began singing at the restaurant.
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Without Monica, he wouldn't have become friends with her roommate Phoebe.
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In a different situation we would have met and become friends.
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Plus it might introduce you to people who can become friends.
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They might even say that their two families could become friends.
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Now that the couples are next-door neighbors, they've become friends.
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She added that she and Zuri's mom have become friends as well.
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The people who run these outfits have "all become friends," he said.
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This sisterhood brings together women who otherwise may never have become friends.
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I got everybody in this group to become friends with her again.
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"I've become friends with all three of the brothers," Damon told DeGeneres.
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Could fans who watched these frenemies become friends really get so lucky?
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"They, probably because of Cory's death, have become friends," Melanie says now.
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Was there anyone you would have never guessed you'd become friends with?
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She'd just become friends with her biological father, whom she'd never known.
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The men would go on to become friends, though they sometimes tangled.
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She and Nana have become friends over the course of the season.
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In any number of situations, the two men might have become friends.
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Mr. Kerik and Mr. Ray had become friends in the mid-1990s.
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According to police, Parker and Shaylyn's uncle, Adam Ammerman, had just become friends.
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We agreed that we wanted to become friends again and become close again.
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We had become friends over the years, and he graciously agreed to help.
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I am really tired of watching boys become friends for vague, whimsical reasons.
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Gates says he never expected to become friends with the Berkshire Hathaway CEO.
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Your coworkers may become friends — allies, even — but they just don't get it.
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"Why did we become friends in college?" she asked, back at my house.
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Watching this video will make you want to become friends with Britney Spears.
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He and Jo become friends, but there is a bump in their road.
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Though the pair never met, Ronnie has become friends with Amy's mother Janis.
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Though Tanner rarely approves of Alf's mischievous tendencies, the two eventually become friends.
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They become friends, then marry; bit by bit, Joy infuses him with life.
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They had become friends over the years while attending meetings of governors' groups.
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The other coaches have become friends of mine, and the girls are hilarious.
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And as history has proven over and over again, adversaries can become friends.
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It looks like Rebecca (Rachel Bloom) and Valencia (Gabrielle Ruiz) might actually become friends.
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And as history has proven over and over again, adversaries can indeed become friends.
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Maybe later if we cross paths again we might become friends but that's it.
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I'd later become friends and co-workers with some of the folks I praised.
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Did the photo going viral influence your decision to become friends with Mudasir again?
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In the interview on Sunday, Mr. Obama said he had become friends with Mrs.
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Their beds faced each other, so they had no choice but to become friends.
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That rivalry has changed somewhat, as they have become friends with much in common.
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They cared that he was a lovely man and we had all become friends.
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Me: What advice would you give someone hoping to become friends with Jake Gyllenhaal?
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Some become friends, some fall in love, but nobody is here for any drama.
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And it's not looking like they're going to become friends anytime soon, especially in Syria.
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With all that time in the chair it's no surprise the two have become friends.
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CRUZ: Ben is a good and honorable man and Ben and Candy have become friends.
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Forcing North Korea's lifelong foes to become friends has been the Kims' aim ever since.
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Maybe Rihanna had a point — perhaps it is possible to become friends with the monster.
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We have become friends with owner [and] his employees, and they have become extended family.
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The official diplomatic term for this is "normalize relations," which basically means to become friends.
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The famous pair have become friends after working together on the upcoming Netflix show Maniac.
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Something where you can become friends with adorable monsters and hang out at the beach.
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Stewart and Reeves met at the stone circle that night and would later become friends.
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I share a few anecdotes with coworkers about my weekend; we've become friends on Facebook.
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We not only have worked together, as it has become obvious, we have become friends.
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In working with Artie, I really grew to love the guy and we've become friends.
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He's a wonderful guy, I've become friends with him over the last year or so.
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During two hours on the stand, he said he had become friends with Sergeant Melgar.
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In many ways, the characters on "The Big Bang Theory" have become friends to those watching.
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If you want to become friends with someone, you simply make sure they get your attention.
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In the past I've become friends with men in other countries but never started a romance.
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Senator Cruz, you have said that Dr. Carson and his wife have become friends of yours.
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Fellow anti-Brexit protesters introduce themselves - some have become friends - and passersby snap pictures of him.
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But by getting to know each other they lose their fear and usually we become friends.
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The real reason she'd become friends with Rita, what had brought them close, at the hospital.
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They are at odds with one another, but by the end of the movie become friends.
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"It gets all the kids together so they meet each other and become friends," Cronin says.
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Ms. Angel had taken pictures of Lake in October 2014, and the women had become friends.
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He had become friends with a Silicon Valley entrepreneur named Kevin Systrom, who had started Instagram.
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All of the women who participate in Miss USA meet each other and some become friends.
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Though they become friends (and possibly more) after that first sitting, their views continue to diverge.
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Along the way, they become friends, all the while unaware that the other is a Judas.
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It was usually just me and a handful of other students I had become friends with.
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It feels more like a community than an apartment building, and many people have become friends.
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Jay Inslee of Washington, and more have all become "friends of the pod" in recent months.
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I have a glass of wine most evenings and a lot of the customers have become friends.
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We'd become friends largely out of chance, but we liked each other's company, and worked well together.
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He eventually got his wish, and the two justices would later become friends and hunting partners. Amazing.
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Luckily, technology is finally catching up with the dream of letting people become friends across language barriers.
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Kaplan and Kavanaugh had become friends in the Bush White House, and their families had become intertwined.
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When you work on an album with an artist, for months at a time, you become friends.
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You get to know people and become friends with them, but I don't know him at all.
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The two men and their families had become friends through their daughters, who attended middle school together.
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You're right, at least partially, in thinking one option is to become friends with your ex again.
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Kenny and I had become friends while I was training at the University of Texas at Austin.
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As the two women&aposs kids become friends, the evolving power dynamic between them leads to conflict.
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So to become friends with Jake you'd probably have to impress him a little bit, I guess.
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"We are always happy when old enemies become friends, and when old friends become allies," the statement said.
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In recent days Brown and Packer began talking to each other about their experiences and have become friends.
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They organise meetings and field visits, potluck dinners and Sunday brunches, and sometimes become friends with their guests.
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They're two strangers who've become friends over their unique and tragic bond: Each lost a father to terrorism.
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The two of them have become friends and it sounds like they've had plenty of hilarious moments together.
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"Sometimes they become friends with the advisor and feel, 'I can't leave; I see him socially,'" he said.
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My dad had actually wrestled him a couple of times and they had become friends over the years.
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Maxine isn't the first ex's ex I've become friends with, but she's perhaps the one I'm closest with.
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It would go a long way in helping Mike and I, and the nation, to become friends again. .
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"It's amazing the way some of us have already bonded and become friends and found commonality," she said.
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The show follows two women who become friends after their husbands fall for each other and leave them.
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Without them, Echo would never have learned to speak, and Raffa and Echo would never have become friends.
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These producers sometimes become friends with contestants, and that's probably all it is with Peter and Julie, too.
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The thing is, you guys see people on your TV, you like them, you become friends with them.
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They have vetted each other's significant others, nursed each other through breakups, become friends with each other's friends.
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They had become friends online and in 2016 decided to partner up on building a startup called Slik.
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It's not often that a reporter and the person they're interviewing become friends, but some journalists get lucky.
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Only in this way can we connect and become friends, squeeze each other's shoulders and make dirty jokes.
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Burning Question: How did this pair — who worked under two very different presidents — team up and become friends?
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In Essence last year, she described why she and her ex decided to do their best to become friends.
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Mr Ventura is full of praise for what he sees as Mr Trump's attempt to become friends with Russia.
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At work, those people are your colleagues — they can become friends later, but you're not there to make friends.
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Before they could even become friends, Slate had to dispel any preconceptions she had about the Captain America star.
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Even if they do become friends again, our sources say, Jordyn will never get back in with the family.
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Annastasia Elson, 18, said she and Ms. Warner had become friends after they met on the beach in 2009.
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Stephanie (Kendrick) gets introduced to the glamorous life of Emily Nelson (Lively) after their kids become friends at school.
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Everyone who responded was open to participating, and yes, I have become friends with many of my DNA relatives.
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The two have become friends and co-conspirators, both in search of quirky makers to put in their books.
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I'd met him 20 years before at a seminar on school safety and threat assessment, and we'd become friends.
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They have become friends, and, he said, an opera inspired by the vanished culture may be in the works.
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They have since become friends, and Hansen can be seen playing guitar, over Landes' right shoulder, in the "Traveling" video.
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Some users have become friends and coffee-sharers IRL, after another member started hosting meet-ups in the Bay Area.
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We'd made a little urban oasis, and it felt good to create that space for strangers who could become friends.
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Sometimes you know your castmates before you start shooting a new movie, and sometimes you become friends along the way.
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"She never changed, always the beautiful Linda as back when I first was lucky enough to become friends with her."
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In recent months, in fact, Simpson and Haggard seemed to have somewhat become friends, playing dates together and swapping compliments.
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Keeping SecretsWhat happens a lot in plastic surgery is you become friends with the patients who come in a lot.
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"We grew up simultaneously in Omaha," Mr. Andersen said of Mr. Rips, though they didn't become friends until after college.
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He had become friends with his neighbor, a Turk originally from the Black Sea region who was an Erdogan evangelist.
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" The former First Lady continued: "My husband, Bill Clinton and I have become friends, and Bill visits us every summer.
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They have become friends and work together, through an organization called Combatants for Peace, to bring the opposing sides together.
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Synopsis: A group of American boys and a shipwrecked Russian sailor become friends in the midst of the Cold War.
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The colleagues become friends, and friendly rivals, united by their admiration for a writer whose own work is rarely quoted.
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"Vietnam and the US used to point guns and knives against each other, but they have become friends," Kim said.
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FROM COINAGE: Top 5 Most Expensive Movie Collectibles Let the record state: Briana and I did not magically become friends again.
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Me and Jewel had become friends over the last six years and it was big news to our life, our film.
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The boy has become friends with the workers, even bringing them water and snacks during their route, CBS affiliate WNCN reports.
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As we grow older, we change how we dress, what we eat, where we live and who we become friends with.
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Why would I, a poster child for the 20-something single life, become friends with a 32-year-old married lady?
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The two men have become friends and Coley has been staying with Bender and his wife, according to the HLN report.
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Some people meet while standing in line, have a beer together, and become friends who return the next year, Cilurzo said.
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"Sho Sho Esquiro is another clothing designer, who I have become friends with, and am highly in support of," says Sanchez.
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His customers — who often become friends — say he is a perfectionist and devoted to getting the details of the J2X right.
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After that act of kindness, the two men did not become friends, exactly, Mr. Echols said, but they did become close.
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Gabalier explained that the men met in a decade ago and become friends partly because of their shared interest in sports.
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Perhaps if you'd told your fiancé about your past with these men, he wouldn't have wanted to become friends with them.
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You become friends with your kid's doctor and nurses because you see them so much and you are grateful for them.
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I've been part of several expositions in Haïti, but it is different to work with foreign artists who then become friends.
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According to police, Parker and Shaylyn's uncle, Adam Ammerman, had recently become friends; and Adam and Justin, Shaylyn's father, share a home.
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The prophecy of my 2013 Tumblr entry "Khal Drogo and Tormund go to bar and become friends" has at last come true.
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And part of that I know is just because she and I have been able to become friends and she's so lovely.
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Many of AIM's defining creations still live on: Buddy Lists have become friends and followers, and away messages are now status updates.
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There, Ingrid contrives to become friends with the object of her obsession, who also turns out to have a dark(ish) side.
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We become friends first, and then he asked me to do this project with him after we got to know each other.
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Jenna knew that Charlotte had a sister who had inherited all of Charlotte's money, because Jenna and Charlotte did truly become friends.
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"It allows me to experience the full spirit of the race and meet other runners, some who have become friends," he said.
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And at that time, I had also become friends with a guy named Evan Sharp, who was a student in New York.
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The girls she had become friends with in that class had agreed that they were all going to BEAM 7, she volunteered.
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He has become friends with Renato Leite, 34, a member of Brazil's Paralympic sitting volleyball team who also has a prosthetic leg.
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Aubrey Plaza plays a young woman who obsesses over Instagram celebrities and figures out how to become friends with one (Elizabeth Olsen).
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The teens, all between the ages of 12 and 15, most commonly reported that a stranger contacted them and wanted to become friends.
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"We are always happy when old enemies become friends and when old friends become allies," the statement said, a possible reference to Russia.
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Schoeve has become friends with Bullet's new owners, who gave her a key and have urged her to come visit whenever she wants.
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Rise was an active beta user (in fact, the app's Rise filter is named after him) and had become friends the the pair.
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In fact, she's become friends with fellow winner and original champion Kelly Clarkson, who soared to fame after the inaugural season in 2002.
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I propose, here, a subplot in which Dellavedova and his large former teammate Timofey Mozgov become friends, and solve mysteries involving stolen artifacts.
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They have become friends (Bloom's recent book, "The Daemon Knows," is enthusiastically reviewed in the new collection) and occasionally chat on the phone.
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Because myeloma patients tend to need long-term treatment, Cecilio says a lot of them become friends with each other at the clinic.
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The investigation revealed that the younger Accardi and Cecchinato had become friends while playing as adolescents at the same tennis club in Palermo.
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If Dave Packard and Bill Hewlett hadn't become friends at Stanford, in 1934, Silicon Valley would likely not exist some eighty years later.
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"He has no one he can talk to in confidence and become friends with," he said at the appeal that runs from Jan.
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" I mention something about interviewers often wishing to become friends with their subjects, asking, "How do you think this is going so far?
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And you show up at the same place with the same people long enough, you get to know them, and you become friends.
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"The prime minister has done a fantastic job, and we've become friends over the last very short period of time," Mr. Trump said.
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The two families, from Montreal and the Washington, D.C., area, had both been coming to the resort for years and had become friends.
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Thanks to a series of story-moving events, Kate and a heartbroken Emaline, who become friends, eventually end up in a motel room alone.
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Gucci Mane and his literary idol Malcolm Gladwell have become friends over the last few months, a fact that should give us all hope.
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That's either very impressive or suggests that over time we've become worn down and will become friends with any old person on Facebook.[Facebook]
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"Watching [women] become friends and then essentially become family, that's the kind of thing I root for when I watch a movie," she explains.
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They don't become friends, exactly, but Laura hires Florence to help with the children, and Henry and Hap keep up a barely cordial relationship.
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It shouldn't be a surprise that celebrities sometimes link up and become friends, especially when you've been around as long as La La has.
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If you've been hoping that Heidi Montag and Lauren Conrad would eventually put their differences aside and become friends again, don't hold your breath.
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" It's also an exploration, he says, of what might happen "if you could become friends with the person you most idolize in the world.
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He has become friends with Basilashvili over the last few years, so he traveled to New York from Detroit on Sunday for the match.
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She's become friends with all sorts of people that she would have never otherwise met—from a French nudist, to an American piano player.
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He did a piece on Bowie and at that point they had already become friends, so Bowie is very free to talk to him.
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Classmates and workmates can become friends, as can fellow members of sports teams and musical groups, spouses, religious or military colleagues, and so on.
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She worried that a friend of hers or even her sons might somehow become friends with the killer, unaware of what he had done.
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When the threat from the other is removed, everyone relaxes, and it becomes possible to get to know each other and even become friends.
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We had become friends — he had come to several of my concerts, and I'd spent time at his house with him and his family.
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Mona was able to become friends with Hanna, but she never quite forgave her for standing by while Alison made Mona's life a living hell.
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He said Hodgkinson brought powdered donuts and cookies and pastries into the YMCA, "like he was trying to become friends with other members," he recalled.
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In addition to his connections to the Kardashian clan, he has become friends with Justin Bieber, who has recently returned to a more spiritual focus.
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According to Sorrentino's friends and costars Pauly "DJ Pauly D" DelVecchio and Vinny Guadagnino, the pair have already become friends in prison, playing Scrabble together.
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It remains to be seen whether they can become friends, or they'll be stuck battling for the "girl" slot in an otherwise male adventuring party.
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In the most ideal situations, table guests become friends, network for future projects, or at the very least take an epic selfie of the two.
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And in this state, which is better known for its bare-knuckle politics, Jaime Harrison and Matt Moore have found a way to become friends.
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In my head I thought I was going to have all this charming stuff to say to him and we were going to become friends.
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I hope that it gives them a better understanding of how ordinary people can face one another as fighters, but overcome that to become friends.
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Gradually, the two become friends, of a sort, and toward the end of the film Poitier's character sacrifices his own freedom to help Curtis's character.
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Mr. Blatchford had become friends with coaches there over his years of involvement in the sport, so the two began sharing occasional notes or insights.
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In a new interview on The View, Odom revealed that he spoke to Kardashian recently, and that he hopes that, in time, they can become friends.
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If President Trump and Lopez Obrador become friends, the U.S. president could vouch for Lopez Obrador's good intentions towards businesses, to help Mexico attract foreign capital.
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In Mass Effect's universe, humans can not only get along with each other — finally — but also become friends with giant metal bird people or talking jellyfish.
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Then the family welcomes a new live-in maid named Bridget Sullivan (Kristen Stewart, with an effective Irish accent), and she and Lizzie quickly become friends.
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Two kids with big dreams become friends, achieve stardom, and then find themselves, more than two decades later, being nominated for Oscars at the same time.
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But still, at the end of the day, my one wish is that — in a stroke of fate — the two Saints to meet and become friends.
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Not only will they help you decide whether to change your major, but they might become friends, mentors, or even connect you to jobs later on.
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It's reported the two would soon become friends—a surprising and deeply personal feat for JB, who can't seem to get over what was once "Jelena."
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That's why, after what happened to French gymnast Samir Ait Said, George vowed that he would offer inspiration and "become friends" with him once they meet.
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As a student at the Center for Indigenous Theatre, I was able to mentor under and become friends with all of the greats of my time.
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Bennett has become friends with the former track star John Carlos, through an organization called Athletes for Impact, which aims to connect athletes with grassroots groups.
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Become friends with that one neighbor who happens to have a backyard plum tree and offer to take some of their excess fruit off their hands.
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He had become friends with several national-team players who are now in Botswana, and had been saddened when he learned that they weren't coming back.
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So I think working with Sam was an example of when you really get into one another and become friends, you probably make the work better.
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Just before the Division Night on which Zaka and Nicodemus had become friends, Kasparov had gone to play a game with Zaka in the Prefects' Room.
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My next-door neighbor, with whom I share a wifi password but have yet to become friends with, asks if I want to hang out. Yes!
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After graduating Yale Law School in 1974, where he had become friends with future Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, he went into private practice in Washington.
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While out at a bar and wearing a scarf that covers half her face, Penelope meets a carefree delivery girl named Annie and the two become friends.
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Plus, Judy knows Jen killed Steve, and whether or not they become friends again, Jen probably shouldn't take down the person who knows she killed someone too.
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However it happens, usually if you spend a few months together with someone, on-set shooting and off-stage hanging out in the trailers, you become friends.
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Whether they are donors or fundraisers, old colleagues or staffers, union leaders or voters he's met along the way, they have also, more than likely, become friends.
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Key to this is that he was a social climber who managed to become friends with the future king and other members of the British royal family.
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From a social perspective, kids who smoke are likely to become friends with other smokers, who can then introduce them to use of other drugs, Miech said.
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She told police that she and Grate had become friends about a month ago before he allegedly kidnapped her and held her captive in the abandoned house.
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"Nonverbal people don't have many friends and I was so touched to see how this stranger worked so hard to become friends with my son," Maxon shared.
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They also awakened me to my own responsibility to be active in my communities, and I'm honored to have become friends with many of these brave individuals.
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While some of the mothers will become friends, others will definitely butt heads, as we see in the trailer that teases several conflicts in the nascent group.
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Eleanor & Park is a romance novel about two misfits who become friends, fall in love, and endure the cruelties of the world: abusive parents, poverty, and bullying.
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It seems more important to them that everyone in the place become friends by the time they leave than keeping an accurate count running on your tab.
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We really hit it off immediately; I was just like trying to become friends with Maeby, and then I thought, I'll just stay friends with this girl.
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We got to know Bogart first and left a Post-it on her front door introducing ourselves, telling her we had already become friends with her dog.
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This is the newspaper ordering you to become friends with Taylor, a human who lives with you but is incapable of finding you in your enormous house.
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He replied that Jacob's defense lawyers, with whom he has since become friends, came to believe that the state was looking to make an example of Jacob.
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It's natural to become friends with the people you work with, but that can turn Slack into a chatroom that really has nothing to do with work.
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They'd previously all become friends while playing video games and hanging out in chatrooms on platforms like Tinychat, Discord, and Skype, according to members of those chatrooms.
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Jim and I have since become friends and it was made up out of whole cloth and for those people who know me, I don't talk like that.
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Meek being a famous Philly native, has become friends with Embiid, who's now joining the public outcry against Meek's 2 to 4 year prison sentence for violating parole.
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"Dead to Me" stars Christina Applegate as Jen and Linda Cardellini as Judy -- who become friends after meeting in a support group following the death of Jen's husband.
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Many of us had been playing in different bands together for years (Foxmoulder, Tell-Tale Hearts, Quone, Araby, etc.), and grew to become friends, bandmates, and even roommates.
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Prior to "Famous," Swift and West had supposedly become friends and ended the feud that began many years earlier, when West infamously interrupted Swift's acceptance speech 2009 VMAs.
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"A bunch of fans of Garry Shandling who were lucky enough to become friends of Garry Shandling," Bradford captioned a picture of the group at dinner on Instagram.
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Millie and Ethel become friends, bonding over motherhood, as suspicions about the Rosenberg family come to the fore and Millie engages in some illicit behavior of her own.
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The show strives for a "Lethal Weapon" dynamic: Two cops learn to put their differences aside, trust each other with their lives and become friends along the way.
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Just last year, before his death, Richardson — who would become friends with Gilot — conceded that Gilot was more of an influence on Picasso than the other way around.
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The Op-Ed continues: Classmates and workmates can become friends, as can fellow members of sports teams and musical groups, spouses, religious or military colleagues, and so on.
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I've looked at her work for my entire adult life, so to have her come into my home was so bizarre and wonderful, and we've actually become friends.
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She and the monster become friends, and thwart a plan by bumbling spies from a competing genetic laboratory to kidnap and turn the creature into a sideshow attraction.
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To just share a username and become friends with my classmates, in such a low-effort way that only really involved looking at each other's cute animal pictures.
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The couple had become friends with Ms. Tesori while serving as producers of the Broadway run of "Violet," and convinced her to put music to their own lyrics.
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Ray, who has recently become friends with Travis, then covered his signature song, "Forever and Ever, Amen," leaving the final "Amen" to its originator – and the audience went wild.
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Harry, guest-editing the show, has become friends with the Obamas in recent years through his work with the Invictus games, a sporting event for wounded or injured veterans.
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"It's fantastic to be able to bring in these big chefs who've become friends from all over the world and offer their cooking to folks in Edinburgh," says Reade.
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Sources with direct knowledge tell TMZ ... Ye and Joel have been talking fairly regularly recently ... they've become friends, especially since Kanye has doubled down in his devotion to God.
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Amy Yoder Begley says she was criticized for being overweight, told her laugh was annoying and made to sign a contract promising not to become friends with her teammates.
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" Alex and Barbra don't exactly become friends in "Buyer & Cellar," but they do seem to learn from each other in what Mr. Nachamie calls "a delicious, well-crafted journey.
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" Matt Fitzpatrick (England) Age: 22 Previous appearances: None "Matt and I have played quite a lot of tournaments together in the last couple of years and we've become friends.
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The Korean conflict "will soon end," President Donald Trump said Tuesday following a historic summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. "Adversaries can indeed become friends," Trump said.
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One highlight, the stop-motion-animated "Poles Apart," focuses on a polar bear and a grizzly — portrayed by ingeniously designed puppets — that become friends in a changing Arctic landscape.
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"We've become friends," Mr. Scalfari said, recalling that the pope helped him into his car during the last visit, and that this time he walked him to the door.
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Despite their class differences, the families are on the same side politically — the left — and the children become friends after Ali's mother takes a cleaning job at Ayse's house.
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"I was invited to the Palace many, many times before I actually met with her because I was so afraid of the publicity if we did become friends," he said.
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Stone and Theroux have become friends after working together on the upcoming Netflix show Maniac, last being seen together following the Met Gala leaving an afterparty at Up & Down Club.
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This and other signals from you help us to make sure that the people we suggest are those you likely already know and want to become friends with on Facebook.
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The photo shoot lasted an entire day, giving the women ample time to get to know each other, and with so much in common it's hard not to become friends.
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Among his most frequent visitors in jail was Prosperi, who had become friends with Clinton when they attended Georgetown University together, where he ran Clinton's campaign for student body president.
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"Matilda and Eleven would choose not to fight, and would instead become friends," tweeted the actress, who, in 2016 became a published author with her memoir Where Am I Now?
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So we kind of made an effort to get together as much as possible and kind of bond and become friends with as little bit of contact as we had.
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The Brit reveals in the March issue of Elle that he has not seen Fifty Shades, even though he's become friends with the director he was supposed to work with.
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He spends much of his time on the road, often entertaining clients who quickly become friends, but also is sure to clock seven weekdays a month at the company headquarters.
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If you can't pull off the headlining thing, become friends with a larger artist you want to align with and try to get booked as an opener on their tour.
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Anderson answered with a sober nod, like Cinderella glancing at the clock, and then, her face brightening, she turned back to a table filled with strangers who had become friends.
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"We have become friends while working to get health care and tax cuts for the American people," Mr. Trump said in an email response to a question about their relationship.
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Then the group got a call from a local woman who said the animal had become friends with her great Pyrenees, Ruth Bader, and was visiting her house every day.
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This sweet-natured series about two women (Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin) who become friends late in life is a blissful hangout dramedy about what it means to grow older.
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So I'd read books (and become friends with) Brett Steenbarger, Ari Kiev (the basis for Maggie Schiff's character in the TV show "Bilions"), and read articles by Flavia Cymbalista and others.
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If we do ever manage to become friends, and I wind up clicking "follow" again, he'll get a notification that tells him I'm ready for us to start a different chapter.
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This happened in the past with the Nazis, and currently only happens in Hollywood movies where Russia and the United States suddenly become friends in the face of an alien invasion.
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At a panel event on Tuesday, Ms. Clinton took aim at Ms. Trump, with whom she had become friends in recent years, in response to a question about Mr. Trump's policies.
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They're just people that I know in the community and we've become friends and I'm trying to make sure that what they're trying to do is growing at the same rate.
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"And some candidates, they have just stepped up recently to try to become friends to the African-American community, and the African-American voters, we're too smart for that," he added.
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Written by David Elliott (the Orq books), this hilarious romp shares a timely and powerful message — that even our enemies can become friends when we discover common threads and common stories.
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In addition to relishing the gentle sleuthing and subtle plots, I have become friends with his "traditionally built" detective Precious Ramotswe in Botswana and his philosopher detective Isabel Dalhousie in Scotland.
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"When placing creators at tables in Artist Alley, we've seen complete strangers meet for the first time and go on to become friends and collaborators on best-selling titles," he said.
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And he turned draftsmanship on its head by asking Willem de Kooning, with whom he had become friends, to give him a drawing, not to preserve and admire, but to erase.
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Had I known (or been perceptive enough to see) his inclination toward Indian guys when we met, I'm not sure I would have pursued anything with him, much less become friends.
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That's what's important to understand – it's not like he just steps in front of the camera for a group discussion and then acts the way he acts and then we become friends.
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Trump took a softer tone against Putin before leaving the U.S. for a NATO summit in Brussels this week, expressing the hope that he could become friends with Putin in the future.
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I learned all sorts of creative ways to get in front of a C.E.O. Like, become friends with their assistant so you can get a seat of the airplane next to them.
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But I also love putting my computer in sleep mode and going for a walk with my dog, meeting and chatting with friends, acquaintances and strangers, some of whom have become friends.
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President Donald Trump said in a news conference Thursday that Russian President Vladimir Putin was not "an enemy" but a "competitor," and that he hoped the two of them could become friends.
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"I can't imagine another scenario in which we would have become friends, had it not been for those circumstances," said Mr. Egendorf, now a 32-year-old lawyer who lives in Brooklyn.
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Nygaard and Williams invited some of the YouTubers they've collaborated with and become friends with over the past few years, and all of them sat at a table together for the reception.
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We were doing a few different partnerships between StumbleUpon and Behance at the time, because Behance content performed well in StumbleUpon, we were finding more ways to work together and become friends.
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It's a tried-and-tested romantic comedy formula: boy meets girl; boy and girl become friends; boy and girl realize they might be more than friends; boy and girl live happily every after.
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People make the music, take it to the clubs, people come to listen, become fans, become friends, come away, and make their own things, play the music that's been created, and so on.
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I speak with Mum on a regular basis now and have a great relationship with her, and I have told my family and they all think it's great we have finally become friends.
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"It's a communal atmosphere, and the chefs talk with everyone at the meal," said Mr. Rafter, 25, adding that he has become friends with one of the chefs outside of the Feastly umbrella.
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I got phone calls, text messages from people who I've become friends with over the last number of months, including Cory, Kamala, Beto and people that have reached out on a personal level.
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She even sent her ex-husband's girlfriend an email saying: "I would rather live out the French-movie version of things, in which the two women become friends and various philosophies are pondered."
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The world must know that we do not go abroad in search of enemies, that we are always happy when old enemies become friends and when old friends become allies, that's what we want.
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"It's a sense of community—imagine working with someone, you start to become friends with them because you're in there at work with them every day, you're talking about the same shit," she explained.
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Ms. Barnes, 66, a psychiatric social worker, told the court that she had become friends with Ms. Berman in the early 1980s, when they lived in adjacent townhouses on the East Side of Manhattan.
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Father Morris would not discuss any details about the contribution of Mr. O'Reilly or anyone else, but said they had met and become friends at Fox News, where the priest provides occasional religious commentary.
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They become friends, and through their secret sisterhood Fish Girl acquires what Neptune desperately didn't want her to have: a name, a voice and the courage to uncover the truth behind her stifling home.
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Joey Cape: Sometimes you explain what a song is about and it's about a friend of yours, and someone you've become friends with again after having a falling out at some point in your life.
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My book which thank you for mentioning, Martha, calls for an investigation and my friend David Bossie, we have become friends over the years forgot to mention that Ken Starr investigated Bill Clinton and Mrs.
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"These animals are a perfect example of how they are very different in most ways, but very similar in a way that they are accepting each other's differences and now have become friends," Micah said.
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They become friends during a montage that involves the two of them applauding at a gay wedding and riding bikes without helmets, and Penn helpfully holds a beach toy so Rock can piss into it.
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I think at the time, I thought I was going to find a boyfriend if I went out, or become friends with people, which clearly doesn't happen in a dance-y, techno club in Paris.
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Lapchick and Douglas — two eventual Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Famers — had become friends when Lapchick's Original Celtics, for whom he played center, toured with the powerful Rens in the formative days of professional basketball.
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She was quick to start playing footsy under the table or sidle up to an older man at a political event and suddenly request that they become friends on Facebook, according to people who knew her.
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They were sponsors with us of the Special Olympics, and I become friends with Stephanie McMahon, and we've done a lot of good things together, but we have not been interested in carrying it as programming.
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What is the purpose of this barrier separating them, this white wall, and does the sweet optimism with which the giraffe and girl study one another imply the possibility of transcending the boundary to become friends?
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The model had become friends with Takei and they were drinking together late at night when Brunton claimed he felt strange and thought Takei might have drugged him (toxicologists consulted by the Observer ruled this out).
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The two quickly become friends, and the 17-year-old cancer patient winds up teaching Fiona lessons on life, love, and faith, which could have a profound impact on her relationship with her husband, Jack (Stanley Tucci).
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"As long as they don't think they're going to become friends, they may get along well," says Andrew Selee, author of a recent book, "Vanishing Frontiers", on the forces driving Mexico and the United States closer together.
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Had I stuck to my rigid outlook on the apps, I would have never swiped right on Julio, he would have never given me advice on navigating the Jude situation, and we would have never become friends.
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The Bryants had become friends with Coach Geno Auriemma and many UConn players, including Stewart, who said Bryant was one of the first people to reach out to her when she got hurt in Europe in April.
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Despite the culture gap between them, and the unfortunate fact that Danny's prowess as a hitter puts Reuven in the hospital, the two boys become friends — not least because their fathers are bound to disapprove of the relationship.
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Cameron decides who she can become friends with by who breaks those rules, leading her to trust Adam Red Eagle, and Jane Fonda (played with brilliant chillness by Sasha Lane) after she sees them sneakily smoking a blunt.
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In Washington, DC, Judy Stevens, who has worked in gay bars for 287 years, "sits with the drinker when business is slow and you become friends," says Victor Hicks, a long-time patron of bars in the city.
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Iran and the U.S. are unlikely to become friends immediately, but if the two countries begin to work together where their interests converge and build the mechanism to resolve their differences, they can slowly move in that direction.
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WHAT THEY TALKED ABOUT Work may have been the reason for their trip into the city, but it wasn't the topic at hand over lunch; instead, the three women, who have become friends, stuck to more lighthearted topics.
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A portly man partial to impeccably tailored suits, he and Ford had become friends in 19953, when Mr. Coleman was an assistant counsel to the Warren Commission during its investigation of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
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What continues to baffle the victims is why after so many years, Jensen essentially outed himself by apologizing on Facebook and then trying to become friends with C.F., which tripped a wire in C.F. to want to do something.
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And then you become friends, you create a community—sex workers have a great support network, where we share information about clients who are dangerous or time-wasters, and how to get revenge on them in creative, communal ways.
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It's such a crazy and special thing to me to have become friends with you and tour with you because I remember being in my early 20s and loving Power Trip, never having any idea where I'd be now.
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This week, the organization is releasing its first two books — an illustrated nonfiction coding manual by Ms. Saujani, and a novel, "The Friendship Code," which features a group of girls who become friends in an after-school coding club.
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Years from now, when (I hope) our kids become friends, I want the two of us to look back on this moment in our friendship with pride -- confident that our necessary dialogue helped make a more honest future possible.
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Alice has a unique voice and become an an engaging character once she and Malcolm become friends, but Pullman largely uses her as a prop with which to boost up Malcolm, while Dr. Relf essentially vanishes from the narrative altogether.
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When I was a tech journalist, I focused a lot on the intersection of technology and sex, so I had the opportunity to meet and become friends with a number of sex workers who were also sex workers rights activists.
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Snowboarder Jamie Anderson, who earned gold in women's halfpipe last week, is another favorite: "She is so amazing, she's so free-spirited, she's always been genuine" And "I definitely want to become friends with Lindsey Vonn, I love her," Evans says.
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B. and I have kind of a weird friendship journey: We both had classes together in college and lived in the same Brooklyn neighborhood for years, but didn't become friends until she moved to London about a year after I did.
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By the time Bishop started showing Moore her work, the following year—by the time they had become friends, going to the movies together, and the circus—the poems were starting to resemble everything that Moore had said they were.
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Todd: That Elizabeth has mostly become friends with Young Hee in order to get to her husband, Don, is kind of sad in and of itself — Elizabeth is making a very good friend of someone she knows will have to become collateral damage.
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The team members — along with several of Tara's young assistants — become friends, quarrel, make up and learn and teach life lessons, while singing pleasant, repetitive numbers of aspiration and revelation (including three written for the show by Marvin Hamlisch, who died in 2012).
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After more than a year's hiatus since 2016's 4/20 episode, we find Abbi and Ilana in 2011, where their reality forks, and a missed train determines whether or not they meet and become friends or have the worst day of their lives.
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FROM COINAGE: This Is How Long You'll Have to Work to Make as Much Money as Rihanna's Hit 'Work' In addition to providing a space for Sheeran's relationship to blossom, Swift and Seaborn have become friends themselves, the "Castle on the Hill" singer says.
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Bloomz is facing significant competition in the edtech market, including from VC-backed ClassDojo, Remind, and FreshGrade all of which connect parents and educators, without requiring them to give up their personal phone numbers or become friends or followers on other, personal social media accounts.
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In the set, mini Sienna has a friend called Mia, who's one of the characters in the Lego Friends range "I chose Mia because she's sporty, she's very adventurous, and she has this way with animals that they always become friends with her," says Sienna.
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Mark Jordahl, who has run his own tour company in Uganda for almost a decade, says that Americans often want to become friends with their guides, and so they will ask questions about the guides' families, education and homes to get to know them better.
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In summing up her relationship with Williams, Sharapova floats the idea that the two women could mend whatever relationship they have and become friends, and follows it up with an even more audacious one: that she's just a little bit responsible for Williams's success.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, Sony planned a Clean Version of Adam McKay's 2008 raunchy comedy Step Brothers, which stars John C. Reilly and the film's co-writer Will Ferrell as a pair of middle-aged losers forced to become friends when their parents marry each other.
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Eventually you become friends with a few other students who all discover they have the titular power of persona, which allows them to venture into worlds created from the deepest, darkest desires of other people, and summon monsters to fight against the evil that dwells within.
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I had become friends with the deputy director of operations for the Hillary campaign, and I asked her to do a live interview at the town hall and talk about what it was like to work on the campaign and what it was like to lose.
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Although I met Gail and Michael while I was living in and around Boston for those few years — and Gail gave me my first reading at the Blacksmith House in Cambridge, as I have recounted elsewhere — I did not become friends with them until years later.
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When the new night editor—another (albeit far more seasoned) blogger I'd become friends with at that point, Brett "Cajun Boy" Dykes — took over for his first Gawker night shift, he opened his run with the joke that I was being put on an IV and an oxygen line.
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In her collection of essays "Wouldn't Take Nothing for My Journey Now," she writes: Perhaps travel cannot prevent bigotry, but by demonstrating that all peoples cry, laugh, eat, worry, and die, it can introduce the idea that if we try and understand each other, we may even become friends.
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Sara even went back in time to become friends with the ageless Ra's al Ghul 50 years before they meet up in her lifetime, just so at the last minute she could rub it in his face that at some future point she's going to bang his daughter, Nyssa.
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Whether you sign up for a coworking space or become friends with your local barista, making an effort to talk to another human being — even just about the weather — can help you break you out of solitary patterns that, if you're like me, may actually trigger your depression or anxiety.
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The two met in the mid-2000s while performing Stravinsky's "Les Noces," and have since become friends with the kind of mutual admiration that leads to new music: Mr. Adès arranged a Berceuse from his opera "The Exterminating Angel" for Mr. Gerstein, who gave its premiere last month in Vienna.
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"We aim to introduce neighbors to one another so they may become friends and part of the community," said Dr. Bremnes, a dentist, who moved back from Manhattan four years ago with her husband, Lars, 34, an accountant, to start a family; their two children are now 19 months and 4 months.
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MacLaren and the others, who have become friends with Skreli after interacting with him during his live streams, said the media, the musical and others have ignored Shkreli's multiple philanthropic acts, including helping cancer patients, setting up a charitable foundation and making sure that patients who need the drug Daraprim are not denied access.
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We got to introduce people to the world, we got to meet people that we never dreamed we'd get to meet, and become friends with people that we never thought we would meet, and formed an amazing friendship between the three of us and many of the other 150 people that work on the show.
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Not only is it lots of fun to see Hank slither around the aquarium while toting Dory in a coffee pitcher — octopi are apparently pretty resourceful when they need to be — but O'Neill's gruffness and DeGeneres's sunny, loopy delivery play so well off each other that watching the two characters become friends isn't just satisfying.
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These films generally don't spend much time showing us how these characters become friends, and mostly rely on our own assumptions (of course all these people are ride-or-die by the end, because that's how these stories work) and the chemistry between the actors (of course stars as charismatic as Will Smith and Margot Robbie are fun to watch together) to sell these unbreakable bonds.
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