I came to know him a little, and we all came to know him as the man who defined my generation and defined what it means to be an American.
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Below, Egan reflects on the Brittany she came to know.
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But this man I came to know, he stayed behind.
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I think that's how I came to know you. Yeah.
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People up and down the block came to know Ben.
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Gandhi came to know leaders and intellectuals around the world.
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I came to know her curiosity, persistence, intelligence and commitment.
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I came to know him through the Robert Altman films.
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I came to know the Anne Family through Ousmane Thiam.
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With them I came to know love without any conditions whatsoever.
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That's when he came to know a lot of other Filipinos.
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Children came to know what the lengthening shadows of autumn presaged.
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But over the years he came to know the bespectacled artist better.
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It established him as the rebellious truth-teller people came to know.
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The John McCain I came to know is a far more interesting,
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This is when NASA came to know of Lovelace's project, and intervened.
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It was by accident that Nukeme came to know the beauty of glitch.
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Daniels said he came to know Verma well through the Healthy Indiana Plan.
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Or how she came to know Declan, or how well she knows him.
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Mr. Weprin came to know and look up to the elder Mr. Levy.
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And here I came to know the crepe in an entirely different way.
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I came to know the park eight years after that traumatic period ended.
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But the more I came to know Serena Joy, the angrier I became.
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Henchmen like Cohen came to know by osmosis what the big man wanted.
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Before the world came to know Diego, there was George, a chelonoidis abingdoni tortoise.
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But New Japan knew, or came to know, how to time things to perfection.
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He came to know his way around wines from Sancerre and the Loire Valley.
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But those traditions I came to know and love are threatened by climate change.
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"I came to know this morning that I am very good looking," he said.
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While incarcerated, the women also came to know Evelyn Hernández before her release this year.
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Can you explain a little bit about how you came to know about these things?
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Instead, he was the Donald Trump the nation came to know during the GOP primaries.
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In N'Djamena, I came to know a Chadian spy who is close to the President.
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The story of how I came to know about Brand New can go and fuck itself.
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Cold War-era distrust ebbed as exchanges participants came to know people from the other country.
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Which version of Glover fans came to know depended on which they chose to latch onto.
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I came to know Julia, who was then in her 80s, as a colleague, not a star.
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Democratic voters came to know both candidates better and to be able to assess them more accurately.
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The more Soto came to know Sergeant Cox, the more fortunate he felt to work for him.
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Suppose that she was later victimized and came to know that you had contemplated warning her but didn't.
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I was completely exhausted by then, and later came to know he was discharged within a few hours.
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Over future assignments, I came to know better the caliber of men beside whom I might have fought.
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Thayer came to know Mr. Marshall when he was the Director of the Office and in his retirement.
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They got together at least once a month and came to know each other as her belly grew.
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It was only as a fluent Spanish speaker that I finally I came to know my true self.
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"Few men number among their friends the men of prominence whom Igloo came to know," The Times reported.
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Ms. Clark has said it was not until she was locked away that she came to know herself.
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Mathews, 43, is a truck driver whom fans came to know from his reality show appearances alongside Farley.
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In either case, the baby wouldn't exactly be the Yoda we came to know in the original films.
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Australia Diary Let us all remember how we came to know every single word to Australia's classic tunes.
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Later, she said she came to know Mattis as the "scholarly" military strategist she has heard testify before Congress.
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But it wasn't until I came to know Father Richard outside of church that I took his full measure.
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However that doesn't mean that the young actors fans came to know and love in It would be gone.
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And anyone who came to know Novak would come to know the artist Karen Laub Novak, his late wife.
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It was in this way that millions came to know and emulate the style — Kossuth hat, monkey coat, pumps.
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The public came to know him as one of the Three Tenors, along with Luciano Pavarotti and José Carreras.
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We still want to know whether the undertaker was really drunk and how our reporters came to know that.
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He came to know Ja Rule, whom he booked for a private concert; Mr. McMullan's company photographed his events.
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And these aren't the ruggedly handsome, lovable vampires you came to know and love in Vampire Diaries' Mystic Falls.
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And as I came to know who she was, seeing it with each visit, my sense of attentiveness deepened.
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One of my closest friends was, and remains, a woman I came to know shortly before I was married.
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The Grey we came to know was immensely powerful yet kept a steady handle on her telepathic and telekinetic abilities.
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I didn't realize it was a lolita dress until a few years later when I came to know about lolita.
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Certainly not the millions of Indians who came to know about Free Basics via Facebook's multi-million dollar advertising blitzkrieg.
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But nothing revealing even a tiny bit of the outspoken personality we came to know on America's Next Top Model.
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Constand said she came to know Cosby while running the women's basketball program at the comedian's alma mater, Temple University.
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Bush came to know war firsthand, leaving school at 20173 to become the Navy's youngest pilot in World War Two.
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For better or worse, Americans came to know Clinton well as first lady during her husband's two terms as President.
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But the more the Oscar winner came to know Queen Elizabeth, the more she realized her important role in history.
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"When people came to know about me that I am a girl, then they treated me differently," she told Refinery29.
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The Shortlist ORCA How We Came to Know and Love the Ocean's Greatest Predator By Jason M. Colby 394 pp.
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A young government official I came to know was posted as the district magistrate, the head of my district's government.
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But he spent his teen-age summers in the Shetlands, and came to know a group of retired whalers there.
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Khashoggi and bin Laden's paths diverged I first came to know Khashoggi when I was reporting on Osama bin Laden.
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The bones of the Dutchman story existed before Wagner came to know a version by the German poet Heinrich Heine.
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The two came to know each other late in Malcolm's life, often talking late into the night at Howard's home.
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As I came to know Manimala, it became clear that the river had mostly been mined by the villagers themselves.
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People came to know its anchors: Keith Olbermann, Linda Cohn, Stuart Scott, Robin Roberts, Dan Patrick, to name a few.
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Other familiar names on the design team included people I had often seen then or came to know later in life.
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Many on the internet came to know and love Scout, a rescued pit bull from the website Stuff on Scout's Head.
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Swamiji, as I came to know him, wears saffron robes, and his smile is as gentle and warm as I remember.
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That wasn't the American Pharoah that we came to know in the Preakness and the Belmont and the Breeders' Cup Classic.
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Director Denis Villeneuve and cinematographer Roger Deakins masterfully resurrected the post-apocalyptic Los Angeles we came to know in Blade Runner.
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His fifties works are "wonderful and fanciful—Warhol before he became the Warhol that everyone came to know," De Salvo said.
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Every day the subway took me out of Islington, and I came to know fewer and fewer people in the area.
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There was no anonymous "source close to Trump," reporters across town came to know, quite so availing as The Donald himself.
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Take its culture of intense secrecy: Everyone obsesses over who knows what and when and how they came to know it.
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They said they came to know of the scam when their employer set up a inquiry to investigate them for committing fraud.
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In the end it's basically the chicken ramen flavor you came to know and love in college, but in potato chip form.
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Just look at how rapidly opinions on marriage equality changed as more Americans came to know the LGBTQ people in their midst.
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We came to know every piece of evidence and every controversy like archeologists of a civilization which did not leave many ruins.
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Bleeding Ears and Road Trip Tears: Let us all remember how we came to know every single word to Australia's classic tunes.
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" He said that as he came to know Bryant more, he wanted to be "the best big brother that [he] could be.
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Mr Corsi, who this week refused a plea bargain offer from Mr Mueller, has said he came to know this through "divine intervention".
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But because he asked questions, he listened to answers, and he entered with empathy, he came to know one small corner of Appalachia.
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On Twitter, the world came to know, for instance, that Akram al-Bayati was planning for his wedding in just a few days.
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That all changed when Whitford and Moloney reported to set and immediately displayed the palpable chemistry that fans came to know and love.
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It's a creature with a mind of its own, one that I came to know and love over the course of the adventure.
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"After we came to know that the Somali traders hired the oil tanker, we released it without a ransom," one pirate told Reuters.
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Years later, after a stint with the Wings, Shand came to know Howe fairly well, and they used to joke about the play.
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He was wearing what I came to know was an Argyle sweater and a snappy pair of brown corduroy trousers and polished shoes.
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In our lifelong friendship I came to know and admire his many virtues but, above all, I will remember his lesson of forgiveness.
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"Scalia Speaks" gives us a glimpse of the man, as I came to know and respect him, despite — no, because of — our arguments.
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As I acclimated to the subculture that was the 1980s East Village, I came to know these bodegas for what they really were.
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By working by their side, I came to know that these Americans by choice are some of the most inspiring Americans of all.
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"We were shocked when we came to know he was beaten, but never knew he was humiliated in such a way," he said.
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All of them are recognizably the characters we came to know more than a decade ago, with a bit of a 2017 twist.
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To be honest, it's basically just an updated version of the rosé trend that we came to know, love, and see everywhere last year.
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Two other Uzbek immigrants, Akhmadjon Kholberdiyev and Mirrakhmat Muminov, came to know Saipov and said they were most struck by how provocative he was.
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Along the way, Harper's teammates came to know and understand the greatest baseball talent of his generation in a way that few have since.
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The company came to know about "indirect and second-hand allegations" against Jurvetson earlier this summer, a DFJ spokeswoman said in an emailed statement.
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Nixon is now running for governor of New York and had a surprise for those who first came to know her as Miranda Hobbes.
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Part of what appealed to her about the Trump supporters she came to know was how little they seemed to care about that identity.
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The golden retriever that people around the world came to know and love as his parents wheeled him around town in a wagon, has died.
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Just because they've been replaced doesn't mean that the young actors fans came to know and love in It won't be seen in the sequel.
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During the trial last year, Constand said she came to know Cosby while running the women's basketball program at the comedian's alma mater, Temple University.
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I came to know Michael through NABJ (the National Association of Black Journalists), which awarded him the Emerging Journalist of the Year Award in 2010.
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Just as the public came to know celebrities intimately through mass media, they mourn them in the same places: newspapers, television, and now the internet.
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When we first came to know each other it was as congressional representative and constituent, but we have since discovered that our connection runs deeper.
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And as she came to know the community, Borland was granted even more access, eventually traveling the world taking photographs of men dressed as babies.
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Woods, a 268-time major winner, came to know Serena, a 210-time Grand Slam singles champion, when she was living near him in Florida.
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Imagine that the entire nation came to know this soldier's name and that every day, at schools across the country, children prayed for his release.
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And then how this really unconventional love story ended up reflected in the pages of the Wonder Woman comic, and the character we came to know.
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During that period, Tillerson was overseeing an Exxon oil and gas project on Russia's Sakhalin island and reportedly came to know Putin well during that time.
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"The majority of victims we identified thus far are individuals he came to know when he managed to ingratiate himself into their parents' lives," Schorn says.
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AH: There was a man who I came to know well, white, he was 63, had always worked in oil, grew up in the Old South.
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"It is with great sorrow we came to know our son Hussein Hazim Hussein Pasha Al-Umari is a martyr," the mother wrote alongside his picture.
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I first encountered an expansive exhibition of Lucia Hierro's work at Elizabeth Dee Gallery in Harlem, where I first came to know and love her sculptures.
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As the years unfolded, Cleveland — whom Frances came to know as kindly "Uncle Cleve" — became governor of New York and then president of the United States.
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"I felt great joy when I came to know about it, I told my parents too and they were very happy," Khan told Asian News International.
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This has been a proactive measure to protect our customers from any potential fraud, once we came to know of some data breach outside our Bank.
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Nearly everyone in Portland soon came to know him simply as Darcelle, and over the years, he emerged as a key ambassador for Portland's LGBTQ community.
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Capable but 'not interested in carrying my own' They came to know their embryos well, including their sexes, through chromosomal testing and biopsies of their cells.
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She also came to know jazz and R&B greats invited to the family home, including Cooke, Art Tatum, Dinah Washington, Fats Domino and Bobby Bland.
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But he came to know Trump after advising the President and his legal team concerning the special counsel's investigation, a source familiar with the matter said.
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At least for a short period of time, the tired anime girl that viewers came to know as their constant study buddy finally took a break.
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Mr. Caputo, who lives near Buffalo and spent six months on the Trump team, worked in Russia during the 1990s and came to know Kremlin officials.
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The attorney came to know Trump after advising the President and his legal team concerning the special counsel investigation, a source familiar with the matter said.
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During the 2014 World Cup, we came to know him as a kind of antidote to Landon Donovan, who was conspicuously left off the roster that year.
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"Upon speaking to two members of the group we came to know that these people paid the traffickers two lakh takas ($2,400) for each family," said Chowdhury.
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I don't think they would have told me about what they had done; I came to know only because I was present when the young Israeli visited.
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"I am astonished," he was heard to tell his lawyers — a reaction familiar to those of us who came to know Mr. Karadzic during the Bosnian killing.
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They came to know each other better in recent years, when Boone would run into Bard when he was broadcasting Dodgers games and they would talk baseball.
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And I thought to myself, you know, that, Marc, I mean, that is not the man that we come -- came to know over the course of eight years.
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We came to know her as the child star of Nickelodeon's Victorious and Sam & Cat, sporting her natural Brittany Murphy-style curls and then a punky, red ponytail.
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"We really need a proper explanation of how, and to what extent, President Tsunakawa came to know of this," said an executive at one of Toshiba's regular bankers.
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Robert Eisenberg, a consultant who is a pioneer of the field, came to know Mr. Khan well and found him highly proficient at his work and immensely likable.
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"He's been pretty darn consistent as the years have gone on," said Bamba, who first came to know Love as a volunteer basketball coach at his elementary school.
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Growing up in Mosul, we were told that with the passage of time, the two peoples came to know one another, and exchanged words, languages, customs and rituals.
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As the former Chairman of Amtrak I came to know the hardworking and caring women and men who dedicate their lives to making train travel safe for millions.
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Although I came to know "Investigations" well in graduate school, I still keep it by the side of my bed and turn to it from time to time.
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You might remember, it was called "The Cage," and featured Pike as the centerpiece of the crew, rather than Kirk, whom we all came to know and love.
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It was not immediately clear how authorities came to know of Diaz-Garcia's whereabouts, but agents say they learned about his criminal background after taking him in for processing.
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Especially one of them, because she was living with my sister for a while, she basically came to know her as a second mother if not her main mother.
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Marvel fans came to know Joan Lee for her voice-over work as Miss Forbes and Madame Web in the animated versions of "Fantastic Four" and "Spider-Man" respectively.
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"He was everything to me; he was a father figure and a great friend," recalled Gretzky, who came to know Howe when he was playing junior hockey in Canada.
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In "The Arabs" (343), a portrait of a region and a people he came to know as a reporter, Mr. Lamb produced a compelling primer peppered with illuminating anecdotes.
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A friend of Tylee's, Vaisia Itaaehau, told CNN affiliate KTSU that she came to know the family well over the years and was shocked to hear about the disappearances.
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There is a similar pattern to be found in India, a nation whose bulging ultra-wealthy class I came to know in researching my recent book The Billionaire Raj.
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But then, in the months that followed, Jon's body re-formed, layer by layer, as the energy we came to know as Doctor Manhattan took on a physical form.
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Young repaid the loan, but since it came from someone he only came to know after he had been recruited by Ohio State, it was considered an impermissible benefit.
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As a Korean-American growing up in a town devoid of diversity, everything I came to know about the Middle East and other countries "over there" came from the news.
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The daughters of a Michigan man convicted of murdering his wife with a hammer say they're devastated their father took from them the stepmother they came to know and love.
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As I grew older and came to know more about why women put their children up for adoption, I began to feel like I was skeleton in another woman's closet.
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But the preening side, the foolish pride of the boxer who stayed in the ring way too long—none of that was apparent in the man I came to know.
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Burke: I came to know Steve Bannon through my involvement with the Dignitatis Humanae Institute, an association founded to assist European parliamentarians in following the demands of the moral law.
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By the time I came to know her, Ms. Le Guin had made peace with the nature of her legacy, and with the reductive effects of the passage of time.
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"We came to know that the 1849 California gold rush was a time in history when the indigenous peoples of California endured subjugation, violence and threats of genocide," she wrote.
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Like many, he came to know Ms. Miles by way of her coconut pecan cake, a rich cousin of a traditional Southern coconut cake, dressed up in Chantilly cream frosting.
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In early June, I stopped by the White House to see Hope Hicks, the president's longtime aide and another close-in operator, whom I came to know during the campaign.
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In the book, Benedict says that he came to know of the presence of a "gay lobby" made up of four or five people who were seeking to influence Vatican decisions.
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We must wait until future Better Call Saul seasons to see the doting grandfather transform into the ruthless hitman and cleaner we came to know, love and fear in Breaking Bad.
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The public will probably never know all that Mr Mueller's team does, because that would inevitably reveal how he came to know it, and so choke off future sources of intelligence.
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Lila initially chose to keep her story private and to move on with her life, but her tactics changed as she came to know more about the women in New Zealand.
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I came to know Aros through one of my friends—they had met at a Swedish meet-up in Los Angeles (all Swedish people know each other, as it turns out).
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" Listening to the acceptance speech, he tweeted, "This is the Donald Trump I came to know, not a word about hope, not a word about possibility, all doom, all the time.
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It is the perfect memento for those of us who, through his shows, came to know the others who inhabit our planet – and an homage to the world's most beloved traveler.
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This differential suggested that Pressley could close the gap as voters came to know her better when they focused more on the candidates during the last two weeks of the primary.
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And I highly recommend this oral history, in the online music magazine Van, of some of the (very) few people who came to know the wary, magisterial Russian composer Galina Ustvolskaya.
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Mr. Smotkin had worked as a lobbyist for Comcast when he first came to know Mr. Pruitt in Oklahoma, where Mr. Pruitt served as attorney general before joining the Trump administration.
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Graham was a "remarkable man whose preaching inspired millions worldwide, who counseled presidents and world leaders across generations, and whom an entire nation came to know as 'America's pastor,'" McConnell said.
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The failure of Mr. Smiley — or Brett, as I came to know him — to take his own place in the pantheon of 1970s glam legends wasn't because of a lack of effort.
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Fans came to know Bunney in 2004 as Lauren Conrad's childhood friend who made cameos on MTV's Laguna Beach and The Hills, during which Bunney and Montag first filmed together in 2007.
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"We came to know from the communication intercepts that there were three militants who were getting instructions from Afghanistan," Afgun said, adding the Al Alami faction of LeJ was behind the attack.
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I never met Max Ritvo, but in the years that followed I felt that I came to know him: his friendly curiosity, his wit and preternatural lyric gifts, and, terribly, his illness.
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I was initially embarrassed and angry, but as I came to know Vic, I knew it was endearment, not to mention, it was so well done and I most likely deserved it.
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The title of the series is drawn from a youth advocacy program through which Brown volunteered and came to know her subjects, most of whom were homeless or identified as at-risk.
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Once, my great-aunt, who had Alzheimer's disease by the time I came to know her, even grabbed my arm in search of the tattoo that she thought she would find there.
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As Kahlo's relationship with Eloesser developed and she shared her history — such as the serious bus accident she had survived at age 18 — he came to know her medical situation more fully.
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Which is how the world came to know the Tiffany Tin Can (actually sterling silver and vermeil, $1,0003), whose humble shape and unhumble price tag set the internet a-dither on Monday.
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The West's introduction to Wuhan The West came to know Wuhan in 1858 as part of the unequal Treaty of Tianjin, extracted from the weakened Qing Dynasty during the Second Opium War.
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Kingelez spent six months in the French capital — his first trip out of Congo — and came to know a new world of materials, which he also began to be able to afford.
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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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From her commitment to educating girls around the world to her incomparable style to her "Carpool Karaoke" skills (Missy Elliott forever), the first lady redefined the role as we came to know it.
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I came to know her through her mother, a wondering-if-she's-homeless thin, drug-addicted, mentally ill white woman with dishwater blonde hair in baggy pants and an oversized white T-shirt.
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And while Harper may not know her mother as the stylish singer the rest of the world came to know her as, it's clear the apple doesn't fall too far from the tree.
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Many Trump supporters I came to know in Louisiana were the elite among those left behind by globalization—elite in the sense that some half of them had college degrees and had prospered.
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I think it's absolutely worth trying to get to the bottom of how Yates came to know what she knew about Flynn and Russia and how that information got to The Washington Post.
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"Street of Eternal Happiness: Big City Dreams Along a Shanghai Road" is about the people he came to know in the corner of the old French Concession where he and his family live.
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While we came to know each other on less than ideal circumstances, Bermuda's eagerness to better herself as a robot and a public figure is something we cannot help but commend and celebrate.
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He has also enjoyed the friendship of celebrities like shock jock royalty Howard Stern, Fox News host Carlson, and Hulk Hogan, who came to know Clem through Clem's affiliation with the wrestling community.
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He came to know the principal figures in the art world of the time and eventually spent long hours interviewing them in their studios, getting them to think out loud about their work.
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I came to know him later, through the stories I heard second or third-hand—remembrances from family, friends, and collaborators who'd been in the room when he was producing his life's work.
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That day I came to know the God of Love only through the Love of God, a love that was extended by strangers beholden to me only by a system of collective belief.
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But, as the show's catalog points out, Barr came to know of Edmonson only after Harper's Bazaar refused to publish Louise Dahl-Wolfe's photographs of him and his sculptures because he was black.
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I came to know her work through the Untitled Film Stills, black-and-white images in which she made and remade her own appearance in order to play with Hollywood tropes of female representation.
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Many came to know themselves better through Tumblr's NSFW content: On a platform that skews toward teens and young adults, people have used Tumblr to come to understand their sexualities, gender identities, and preferences.
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To date, the White House hasn't answered any questions about the origins of the video Trump tweeted or how he came to know it existed -- beyond that he definitely didn't get it from Reddit.
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I came to know him as I've now heard many in the community did, as kind and unassuming but somehow larger than life, always juggling a dozen projects, films, essays, events and political actions.
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He also came to know the labor and civil rights leaders Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta when Professor Crosby pitched in to help build a medical center for the United Farm Workers in California.
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In 21971, young moviegoers came to know him, or his voice, from "The Little Mermaid," in which he was the chef who sings "Les Poissons," a gleefully gruesome song about preparing fish for cooking.
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Now the iconic newsman 85, tells PEOPLE exclusively in this week's issue that he and Trump first came to know each other around that time as members of the New York Police Athletic League board.
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He had a strong connection to younger American poets and cosmopolitan translators (Robert Hass, Robert Pinsky, Leonard Nathan, Lillian Vallee, Renata Gorczynski, and Richard Lourie, among others), which is how I came to know him.
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Fans first came to know her as an ingénue who dated shock rocker Marilyn Manson and wore a see-through dress when accompanying him on the red carpet of the 1998 MTV Video Music Awards.
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I came to know of this during the late 1950s in Hanover, Germany, where my former wife's family was visited by a young Israeli man whose family had once lived in the same apartment building.
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In the years since that interview, as life went back to normal and I began the real work of raising my sons, I came to know beyond doubt that the label wouldn't stick on me.
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And that was my first run, my first ever assignment for what I later came to know as the Circus, and my first vision of myself as a secret warrior in my dead father's image.
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Though Hawking has long been a vocal atheist who advocated against and openly mocked God, I hope nothing but the best for his family and pray that he came to know faith before he passed.
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As it turns out Poppin' Fresh was the original name created back in 1965 with the character's launch, but it seems that the world came to know the dough-inspired character by something of a nickname.
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She noted the odd exceptions to his amnesia, like the fact that Henry, after years of watching the sitcom "All in the Family," eventually came to know that Archie Bunker's son-in-law was called Meathead.
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The pushing of boundaries and the restless tinkering precisely describe — in a general sense, unrelated to doping — the Salazar I covered for years as a coach and whose legend as a runner I came to know.
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As Sloman and Fernbach demonstrate in some of the most interesting and unsettling parts of the book, individual humans know embarrassingly little about the world, and as history progressed, they came to know less and less.
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While working as a designer for a radio company called Detrola, he came to know Charles Eames, and through him met architects Eero Saarinen and Minoru Yamasaki, all with whom he would go on to collaborate.
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"These files are related only to Walesa's activities in the '70s, not in the '80s, when the whole world came to know him as the leader of a revolution that brought down the Communists," Mr. Dudek said.
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Jason M. Colby chronicles this rise and fall in his book, Orca: How We Came to Know and Love the Ocean's Greatest Predator, beginning with a time when killer whales were still viewed as monsters and pests.
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It was a world driven by hard work, sacrifice and relentless ambition — one that Mr. Talamon came to know well as one of the pre-eminent chroniclers of R&B, soul and funk musicians in the 1970s.
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At the institute, Mr. Kilimnik came to know a handful of brash young Americans who would eventually become key players in the Manafort milieu and the Russia investigations, including Mr. Caputo, Philip M. Griffin and Sam Patten.
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It's been over 10 years since "Ocean's 13," that last entry in the franchise, and Tishkoff is noticably older, but still the fashionable former hotel/casino manager fans came to know over the course of the original trilogy.
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Soon enough, I also came to know a Los Angeles I would not have known otherwise: a city with its own brand of Spanish, a city shaped by the ceaseless improvisations, reinventions and ambitions of its Spanish speakers.
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Mondale nevertheless went on to win the Democratic nomination before losing to President Ronald Reagan in a landslide.) Mr. Campion came to know more losses working for other presidential campaigns, including those of Mr. Dukakis in 1988 (Mr.
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Nicholas Heyward Sr. stood on the rooftop of 423 Baltic Street, steps from where a cop killed his 133-year-old son in 1994—long before America came to know Tamir Rice, Michael Brown, Akai Gurley, or Philando Castile.
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"As our diversity grew and more voices were heard, we came to know that the 1849 California gold rush was a time in history when the indigenous peoples of California endured subjugation, violence and threats of genocide," Conoley wrote.
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It was thanks to two chance encounters with Kuhler, he recalls in his new book, that he came to know the "flamboyant giant" who later became his friend and, ultimately, entrusted Ingram with the preservation of his artistic legacy.
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" Kasowitz said in a statement he never had "a romantic relationship" with the woman, "who many of us came to know (as we have many others) because she worked at the Palm Restaurant across the street from our offices.
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Such was the case with Cornershop, a Latin American online grocery delivery service that JSV co-founder Greg Gretsch first came to know when one of the company's co-founders, Oskar Hjertonsson, moved in across the street from him.
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All the artists I came to know well — David Reed, Sean Scully, and the late Thomas Nozkowski were the most prominent — had to wrestle with the often-beleaguered situation of painting, and most especially abstract painting in New York.
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According to the data gathered by ISHR, more than 50 visas were rejected for CSW in 2018 — but this final number was tallied after the event, as individuals came to know later that ISHR was gathering data on visa denials.
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With DVDs steadily joining VHS cassettes as extinct technology, what has become of the fun, insightful mixed bag that movie fans came to know as bonus features — the audio commentaries, behind-the-scenes featurettes, bloopers, deleted scenes and alternate endings?
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His briefings attracted millions of viewers who tuned in not just to find out what their President was doing, but to thrill and gawk at how Spicey -- as we all came to know him -- twisted and turned in the media glare.
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In a weird way, we must have grown close during that stretch of time, because he'd hug me when I'd return to the farm, and so I came to know him well enough to know the man never wanted our pity.
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" Then, in a moment that contrasted wildly with the Trump that Americans came to know on the campaign trail, the President said he didn't "want to go quickly and just make a statement for the sake of making a political statement.
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While working as a waiter in the early 1960s at Portofino, a restaurant favored by the arty set and, on Friday evenings, a rendezvous for New York City's lesbians, Mr. Guaitolini came to know Elaine Kaufman, a waitress and manager.
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I came to know well the jihadists with whom I corresponded the longest, and the details they shared, including statements before they were officially released by their respective organizations, convinced me that they were indeed who they said they were.
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Because I knew Lucy, I came to know that the couple shared a similar mixture of sadness, yearning, anxiety, envy, and anger after their first miscarriage, but Cass felt these at different times to Lucy, and expressed them in different ways.
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Formed in 1993 when former Friction drummer-vocalist Bob Nanna left Chicago to attend college at the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign, Braid would go through several line-up changes before settling into the band people came to know.
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He had been a friendly presence who was "proud to live in the United States," said one neighbor, who lived across the street from Mr. Berger for nearly 30 years and came to know him and his wife fairly well.
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But for me, in Sifnos, I came to know it as the time in the year when you find not only rest, but also the strength you need to meet your work and your life when you return to them.
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The complaint said that he was "duped by Burger King's deceptive practices into eating a meat-free Whopper Patty that was in fact covered in meat byproducts," though it did not specify how he came to know this was the case.
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I came to know the boardwalk, the cheek-by-jowl bungalows, the bagel shops and barnacle-encrusted jetty rocks, the ivory gulls with their sidelong appraising looks, the jetliners passing overhead in the clear autumn skies, headed for Kennedy Airport.
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But in the flashbacks to his mother's life we learn more about her family, and how she became the supposedly heartless crone BoJack came to know; played by Jane Krakowski and Matthew Broderick, Beatrice's parents were heartbreaking and obliviously cruel, respectively.
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In reporting this story, I came to know that this is not an easy discussion to have — executives, economists and others here were often angered at the mere juxtaposition of the words "capitalism" and "challenge," as though change meant a Soviet-style economy.
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The owl of wisdom takes wing at twilight, as Hegel said, and this examination of the gallery as we came to know it in the 20th century — it did not exist before then — may be more retrospective in character than we imagine.
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" Having reportedly been in a relationship with Mondanile, Holter states that "Their allegations are in line with each other and they are in line with what I came to know about Matt in the past, which is that he does not have boundaries.
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In other words, the more people came to know her and hear her unfiltered, the more they liked her and saw her as authentic and likable — as those of us who have known her for many years have known her to be.
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Detective Michael V. Crivello, a 25-year veteran of the force who is president of the Milwaukee Police Association, said officers spent so much time in the neighborhoods they served that they came to know them well and to understand the people there.
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"I came to know about pancreatic cancer research that was happening at a nearby laboratory so there I learned about low survival rates are and how many people it affected and how it took a toll on so many people's lives," Jain says.
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The business world came to know Christensen after Intel co-founder Andy Grove brought him into the company as an advisor, then announced to the world that "The Innovator's Dilemma," published in 1997, was the best book he'd read in 10 years.
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But in a capital I'm told I would find unrecognizably sleek and affluent, in a system still encumbered by remnants of the security state, I recognize something I came to know well years ago: Politicians buck the popular will at their peril.
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"Doug is very knowledgeable about sexual assault and sexual harassment in a way that is extremely rare for men," said the lawyer Lisa Bloom, who came to know him while she was representing three women who accused Bill O'Reilly of sexual misconduct.
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I first came to know Jocelyn Pook's work through her unnerving score for the cerebral zombie film They Came Back; the film asks conceptual questions about what would happen if our dead loved ones suddenly returned, and Pook's score is just as pensive.
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During Platoon Alpha's deployment to Mosul, the AOIC often shared a bedroom with Portier and Gallagher as part of a platoon leadership triad and he told an NCIS agent during a May 13, 2018, interview that he came to know both men well.
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We got Alex Gelbard -- who used to help manage Tay when she was hot stuff -- out in L.A. Tuesday, and he tells us Tay will be back with something "unique" and different from what fans came to know from the 9-year-old flex rapper.
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Ketut sadly passed away a year after the recordings—the record cover is a tribute not only to someone who "dedicated his life to the gamelan sound," but who Thompson and Mitchell also came to know as a family man, beloved of his grandchildren.
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Leaving Neverland follows the story Wade Robson and James Safechuck, who came to know "Bad" singer from a young age — as young as 220 in Robson's case — and who now claim Jackson sexually molested both of them at separate times when they were children.
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It might be 11 years since the show's initial series finale, but with the same cast, director, and even sitcom sets, the revival is making a concerted effort to give its original fans exactly what they came to know and love all those years ago.
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But to see him like that, the boy who was of me and I of him, the boy I'd come to know before he even came to know himself—to see him carry the weight of his loneliness, the light of him dimming—it hurt.
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And that's the version of Fisher that fandom came to know — the grown woman who fought for a career that had nothing to do with wearing a space bikini, and everything to do with her outspokenness and her air of devil-may-care, life-loving ferocity.
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When I enrolled at Fordham University, in 211, there were nearly a hundred Jesuits in residence, and I came to know a dozen of them, ranging in age from a septuagenarian English professor who was saving " Finnegans Wake " for Heaven to the "baby Jebbies," in their twenties.
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Though I can't speak directly to the accuracy of "Green Book" — I wasn't part of the events depicted in the film — I came to know Dr. Shirley well in the 1990s, and the man I knew was considerably different from the character Ali portrayed with meticulous elegance.
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Dan Kildee, a Democratic congressman from Flint who came to know Mr. Hekmati's family during his incarceration and has kept in touch with Mr. Hekmati since his return, has been among the outspoken advocates who have questioned the Justice Department's behavior toward him in recent months.
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After leaving Deutsche Bank in 2008, where he had worked closely with Anshu Jain, who headed the bank's global markets operations, Mr. Misra went to UBS and then spent several months at Fortress, where he came to know the firm's chairmen, Mr. Briger and Mr. Edens, well.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I came to know Gateway Projects Spaces through attending a brunch given by the Flux Art Fair, where the co-director Jasmine Wahi spoke eloquently about the misguided prejudices some arts organizations have that ordinary folks won't typically be interested in contemporary art.
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Like the JAPs that came before, the JAPs I came to know in the mid-aughts preferred a semi-arbitrary assortment of normative status symbols: the Coach wristlet, the Tiffany heart tag bracelet, the Hard Tail or So Low fold-over pants, the Seven for All Mankind jeans.
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The "good guy" persona we came to know has dimmed, and in its place is a guy who comes over to a woman's house on a Friday, enjoys a full sex weekend, and then disappears just before Monday rolls around, never to be seen or heard from during the workweek.
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Noted cult expert and "de-programmer" Rick Alan Ross first came to know Raniere all the way back in 2002, when a pair of concerned parents came to him distressed over the fact that their children — two daughters, a son, and a son-in-law — were deeply wrapped up in ESP.
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That goal was true for my wife, Brittany, as well as other terminally ill individuals that I came to know, like Jennifer Glass and Christy O'Donnell, who bravely fought for passage of the California End of Life Option Act, despite knowing they would likely die before the law took effect.
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In 2010, when I was still an idealistic high-school student in Tennessee, I wrote about the democracy movement I saw rising in the Middle East (what we came to know as "the Arab Spring") and how hopeful it made me that global peace might be achieved in my lifetime.
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"The Travis Kalanick I came to know 17 years ago was relentless in pursuit of his goals at the expense of those who supported him along the way, deluded by his own embellished personal narrative, and a serial prevaricator," said Peter Yorke, a former Red Swoosh adviser and a longtime tech executive.
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Inside the sanctuary, the 44-year-old woman whom nearly everyone called "Yari" was remembered as a fighter, a healer and a mother to her five sons and to all those who came to know and love her at Station 26, where she worked as an emergency medical technician, badge number 2017.
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The 2,924 kodachrome and ektachrome photo slides that the photographers produced after travelling through all the five boroughs and photographing their parks, lay untouched in a box for 103 years before Jonathan Kuhn, Director of Art and Antiquities for NYC Parks, and his colleague, Rebekah Burgess, Director of Document Services, came to know of them.
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For more than two months, the staff at the Corona Regional Medical Center came to know and love the seven adult children of alleged child abusers David and Louise Turpin as they nursed the malnourished siblings back to health and slowly introduced them to years of entertainment and technology they were intentionally deprived of.
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Being political secretary—to an aristocrat no less—meant Matheson came to know just about every important person in the UK at the time, and it was during this job that John Reith, the DG, scouted Matheson, seizing upon her as a perfect candidate for the position he was looking to fill at the BBC.
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Indeed, Mr. Hoover could trace the history of aviation, to the dawn of the space age, by the men he came to know: Orville Wright and Charles Lindbergh, General Doolittle and the World War I flying ace Eddie Rickenbacker, and the astronauts Walter Schirra and Neil Armstrong as well as General Yeager and Colonel Gagarin.
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The film, which is airing in two parts on HBO on Sunday and Monday, follows the stories of Wade Robson and James Safechuck, who came to know the "Bad" singer as children — as young as 5 in Robson's case — and who now claim Jackson sexually molested both of them at separate times when they were children.
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"Although the recovery plan is a decade old, the measures taken by the US federal government haven't been aggressive enough to tackle the problem," Jason Colby, associate professor of environmental history at the University of Victoria and author of Orca: How We Came to Know and Love the Ocean's Greatest Predator, told me over the phone.
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Star Wars fans came to know masked characters like Boba Fett and Greedo as legendary figures, but as detailed in Elstree 1976's latest trailer, Lucas' sci-fi blockbuster also had a lasting impact on the people under the helmets and prosthetics — from their chance to work with generational talents like Alec Guinness, to their experience with adoring fans.
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Iron Man was the launch of phase one of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and Tony Stark began to pop up alongside Nick Fury in the post-credits sequences of the vaguely related films in order to piece together a team to protect the Earth from some kind of extra-planetary threat (that we eventually came to know as Thanos).
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Over the course of our time together—on and off over about eight months, when I hung with him in a half-dozen cities and visited the farm another half-dozen times, at one point writing about Ali for GQ—I came to know him as a man who did only what he wanted to do.
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Courtesy Rackstraw Downes / Betty Cuningham Gallery Now seventy-eight years old and in ill health, Downes may not be able to add to his signature feats of months-long, open-air endurance at his easel, where he came to know specific rocks, bricks, weeds, and stretches of asphalt as one would the nape of a lover's neck.
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The Hillary that America came to know in the first months of the campaign was the woman who, confronted with Bill's affair with Gennifer Flowers, was not "some little woman standing by my man like Tammy Wynette," who later said she "could have stayed home and baked cookies and had teas" but became a high-powered lawyer instead.
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In a reflection of Mr. Li's dual life — a former senior official who rebelled against the party he had joined in 1937 — the hundreds of mourners included aged former cadres, often stooped or in wheelchairs; graying sons and daughters of revolutionary veterans; prominent historians; dissidents; and ordinary citizens who came to know Mr. Li through his critical books about Mao.
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Perhaps that is one reason that the essay "Steps in the Footsteps" ("Les pas dans les pas") has been moved from the end in the French edition to open the collection in English: It is here that Soupault recalls how he and Breton were first affiliated through Apollinaire's friendship and encouragement as they came to know Tzara and participate in the earliest performances of the Paris Dada movement.
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The ritual — usually undertaken with two friends, a glass of white wine, a plate of scallops and no security detail — was perhaps the most public contrast to the way Americans came to know Mr. Mueller in his 22 months as special counsel: as a partisan symbol more than a person, his name synonymous with whatever they wanted to believe about President Trump and American law enforcement, their hopes and fears stashed in the pockets of his pinstripe suits.
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