Bitches come up to me just like they come up to y'all.
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People come up to me with tattoos of my lyrics!
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Who was the startup that would come up to us?
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Please come up to me and offer me red wine.
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People come up to me just to look at me.
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Some even come up to us to chat with him.
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They come up to you and are happy to chat.
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Floods around the city have come up to people's hips.
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Geller said, "we come up to the roof and listen."
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Fans have constantly come up to her asking if she's engaged.
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Other Tesla owners come up to me to chat while charging.
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Trump's too smart to have women come up to his room.
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Like they come up to you like, 'Hey, how you doing?
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Whenever I come up to SF, I usually stay with her.
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They come up to me on the street all the time.
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Sometimes people will come up to me after the screening, crying.
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She used to come up to us and tell us moves.
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So, I used to come up to Philadelphia all the time.
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You know like, people come up to me like maaan, that's right!
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People don't come up to him, kids don't believe in him. Nothing.
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The spaetzle will come up to the surface a few seconds later.
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Dudes would come up to me and telling me what they're doing.
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What's it like having people come up to you all the time?
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Today, 21980 different people come up to me – and gave me fuel.
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Its best to let it come up to room temp before serving.
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"People have come up to us to thank us emphatically," she said.
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If he was not president, women would still come up to her.
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Don't come up to me the rest of the time I'm here.
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NOAH BOWMAN After shows, so many younger girls come up to Alex.
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"People have come up to me and said, 'Thank you,'" she says.
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Pence had come up to Capitol Hill to whip health care votes.
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Eventually, I called and asked if someone could come up to retrieve it.
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People come up to me and they say, 'Sir, I can't get you.
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If she wants to come up to me, we can talk on camera.
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Do players ever come up to you asking about rapping over your beats?
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But she says that usually when men come up to her, they're crying.
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So when you come up to it, you play the part of God.
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So how can anyone else come up to talk about their own shit?
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So many people have come up to me, from so many different backgrounds.
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Communication issues or unhelpful thinking patterns will come up to be resolved today.
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"People come up to us and ask to take pictures," Mr. McCullick said.
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He smashes it up down in Croydon and he's come up to Hackney.
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"We saw Lou drink and proposition girls to come up to his room."
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Before the coastal restoration project, the water would come up to her knees.
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Do players ever come up to you if you do say something critical?
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It will take a long time for Ghaani to come up to speed.
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And even more important, he encourages others to come up to his level.
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Let it come up to a boil, then reduce heat to a simmer.
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People who come up to me are more likely to say they love it.
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Fears you've had about endings or changes will also come up—to be healed.
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"A lot of students in school have come up to thank me," says JonMichael.
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"They come up to my door, and you always think that's bad," Hubbard said.
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"We've had people come up to us and say we look more alike now."
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She would come up to Berkeley and [we] would have these amazing times together.
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Iris would come up to her mother and indicate that she wanted more paint.
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She was still in Florida; she and the boys had come up [to visit].
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However, the Roselia in the anime come up to a 10-year old's waist.
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I haven't talked to many players about it, they haven't come up to me.
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Now they come up to me and say, 'Have you had your UVO today?
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People come up to me every day to shake my hand or hug me.
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And they come up to me after class and said, Jonny, I felt violated.
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Success to me is having my people come up to me and get tattooed.
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These devil characters come up to you during the carnival, and they whack you!
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I would sometimes just come up to my apartment and scream at the walls.
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People would come up to us crying, saying thank you for caring about us.
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The Lindseys worry their company will come up to Kentucky and seize their truck.
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Janelle was surprised when the butler asked her to come up to the bedroom.
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Some performers get in touch by email; some come up to her after performances.
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Dr. Alemayehu Wassie (English Subtitles) – The forest used to come up to this point.
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Do people still come up to you on the street to talk about Poussey?
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Everything that tells me ... nobody's ever come up to me to talk about that.
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I could never really blame him because I've had people come up to me, senators.
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I've had neighbors come up to me and say, 'I'm going through the same thing.
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I had a great company, the head of a great company come up to me.
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Ricci said she never minds when people come up to her dressed as Wednesday Addams.
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When she arrived, he asked her over the phone to come up to his room.
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But girls still come up to me and saying that character reminds me of them.
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If I go deep enough, what are those things that come up to the surface?
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I just saw so many people come up to you in just a few minutes.
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Bring the medicine ball up as you come up to complete one sit-up. 13.
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She says she never minds when people come up to her dressed as Wednesday Addams.
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"I always have people come up to me with a story about sepsis," Durham says.
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I love when people come up to me and say they were rooting for us.
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No one has ever come up to me, ever, and said one negative thing, ever.
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Instead, she allows photographers to come up to the ranch for shoots of their own.
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"I never really had anybody come up to me and say pejorative things," Wilson says.
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It's unlikely to come up to areas like South America or South Africa, he added.
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Turns out, it's only come up to this area thanks to things like Big Naturals.
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Even our fans come up to me and tell me how much they love 1969.
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"If Moros stood beside you, its back would come up to your hip," Gates said.
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Don't just come up to me at All-Star and shake my hand and smile.
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He would come up to the bar on occasion, and was happy and enjoying himself.
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Rudolph estimates that about half the people who come up to her aren't exactly fans.
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"It can come up to here," he said, pointing to the edge of his property.
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"We saw Lou drink and proposition girls to come up to his room," she added.
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"It's when people come up to you in the street—that's the hardest," she says.
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They'll come up to me on the subway, they'll come up to actors on the show, and they'll talk about how much they feel like Mindy Lahiri or how the show is saying something that they're thinking but are too scared to say aloud.
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We walked back to my car and he invited me to come up to his apartment.
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Everyone would come up to me and ask for relationship advice, situationship advice, whatever they're in.
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And unbeknownst to anybody else, people would come up to me, individually -- it wasn't a setup.
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They would come up to us, shake hands and then try to reach into our bags.
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And you either come up to that level or get the hell out of the way.
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Chris Harrison asks him what it's like when fans come up to him on the street.
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No one's come up to me and said, 'I know this character is based on me.
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"People who come up to me are more likely to say they love it," he said.
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"People come up to me and say, 'I love watching your wife on television,' " he reveals.
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TRUMP: I've had lawyers come up to me a say, you are being treated so unfairly.
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"Women come up to me all the time to say 'thank you for fighting,'" she said.
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As the player said, most want to come up to the plate and swing the bat.
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A kid would come up to say hello, and I'd say: 'How do you recognize me?
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Perhaps you need additional training or exposure to come up to speed on a required skill.
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Now my friend's house is uninhabitable, and the lava has come up to his property line.
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He wanted to hold my hand and kept asking me to come up to his apartment.
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" I literally had one come up to me and like, "Oh you're so mean to us.
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Years after he died, people still come up to me and tell me what he did.
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If he sees something on the bench, he'll come up to you to let you know.
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If you come up to me after a show that's awesome and I'm down to chat.
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So many people have come up to me and say, 'Give it to the middle class.
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"I've never had a tennis player come up to me and say something negative," Moore said.
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Three people come up to me afterward saying I did a really nice job of chairing.
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And unbeknownst to anybody else, people would come up to me, individually — it wasn't a setup.
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TRUMP: I've had lawyers come up to me and say, you are being treated so unfairly.
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"It's almost like an African jungle safari—they'll come up to the bus," Levin said recently.
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"People come up to me like I'm a public institution," he told The A.P. in 1981.
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I come up to people, I point at them, I'd spin and I go, Scott Scorpio.
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"Every day I've had countless people message me on Facebook, or come up to me," she says.
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People would come up to you, they're going in, out, into each other's spirit, kissing each other.
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And unbeknownst to anybody else, people would come up to me individually -- it wasn't a set-up.
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Now people that I don&apost know come up to me and they know my full name.
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They come up to me and say, "We'll get this next time" and that kind of stuff.
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But first he asked her to come up to his room while he wrapped up some work.
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As I come up to the top of a sit-up, I let an unexpected one loose.
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"People can obviously come up to you and ask if you want to have sex," said Mechtab.
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They would rarely come up to me directly, they're frozen because of fear of breaching voodoo rules.
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Two businessmen, who in the past voted for Mr Putin, come up to ask about trade tariffs.
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I had someone come up to me when I was talking about being invested in, more women.
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When people come up to you and they're like, "Dude, I love your music so much," whatever.
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He used to come up to me and ask me to get kids to play with him.
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People come up to you—especially tourists—to ask what you're doing and they get no response.
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"People come up to me and say, 'Sir I cannot follow you' … They make it absolutely impossible."
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He invited me to come up to Westchester and at the time I thought he was joking.
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I LOVE that these come up to my belly button so my midriff bulge is more hidden.
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In places, you could see where the fire had come up to one of those and stopped.
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People come up to me and say, 'Sir I cannot follow you' … They make it absolutely impossible.
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He'd come up to us and grab the car door and shake it and stuff like that.
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I'm always testing new fragrances, so people always come up to me and ask 'What is that?
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Feelings you have stuffed away will come up to be healed, and it will feel very good!
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The US president, who cannot even come up to bat, is obviously not included in the analysis.
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This semester, people come up to me on campus and say, 'Oh, you're that Hillary Clinton girl.
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They had come up to Seattle to visit family and had taken a day trip to Vancouver.
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Other people come up to me and ask me about Botafogo or if I'm from Ribeirao Preto.
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"He had come up to town the day before... and his friend basically abandoned him," Aboughoushe said.
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No, I gotta tell you, people come up to me all the time to talk about you.
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"I have not had one person come up to me and question what&aposs going on," Thomas said.
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"People come up to me: 'Sir, we want to follow you; they don't let us on,'" Trump said.
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As they waited to see their son, students would come up to them calling their son a hero.
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People come up to me all over the place and talk like they've known me my whole life.
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Gwendoline Christie — 260-Foot-25Cruise would probably come up to the elbow of the Game of Thrones actress.
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But Weinstein claimed he had more work to do and asked Young to come up to his apartment.
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People — from famous songwriters to people in the street — would come up to me with their favorite quote.
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" Her fame didn't make dating any easier either: "Boys were always too shy to come up to me.
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GRANDMA: Do you know, at the synagogue, people also come up to me just to look at me?
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"People would come up to me and say, 'Oh man, you had the worst presidency ever,' " he recalled.
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But do you know how many people have come up to him and said 'What did you do?
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With my marriage and my children, and with those strangers who come up to me in the supermarket.
|
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" He said, "People come up to me: 'Sir, we want to follow you; they don't let us on.
|
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Want to come up to my dorm and play Dave on my brother's old guitar after this game?
|
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Families come up to me now with very young children who watch the show, and it thrills me.
|
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On the other hand, we could come up to a solution," he told CNN's "State of the Union.
|
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I still have people come up to me on the subway and say they watched all five hours.
|
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"It's actually quite complicated and many people are having to come up to speed really quickly," she said.
|
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If I'm a racist, I wouldn't come up to you and say 'hey, you should broaden your perspective'.
|
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There are so many people who come up to me and say, 'I wanna do what you're doing!
|
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I had people, especially elderly people, come up to me and say, I hate those ads against you.
|
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He offered to drive her home, then insisted that she come up to his apartment for a drink.
|
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"They would come up to me and rub my stomach and say, 'You're getting fat,'" Mr. Goldshine said.
|
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We needed to come up to speed on what actually happens, and that began in earnest last fall.
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They're lined inside, so it's extra warm, and they come up to mid-calf, so no cold ankles.
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They said that they come up to Mont du Chat often, mostly to hunt wild boar and goats.
|
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"She knew that if we raised the bar, the students would come up to meet it," he said.
|
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"Even if the Chinese could do it, I don't think they could come up to scale," he said.
|
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When ready to make, allow the dough to come up to room temperature, then continue following recipe as directed.
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" Said Czuchry: "Literally, people would just come up to me and say how much of an a—— I was.
|
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There are little things you notice in the way certain guys come up to you on the merch stand.
|
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She helps me meet kind strangers who come up to pet or feed her and strike up a conversation.
|
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According to Genter, he texted his friends to come up to the bathroom and meet him in the middle.
|
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I've had total strangers come up to me and say, 'I know you write about me in your book.
|
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A cute guy, probably a football or hockey player, is going to come up to you at a party.
|
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"I had one dancer come up to me to explain that the body didn't move that way," he said.
|
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"I've had a lot of moms come up to me and tell me I'm screwing everything up," she says.
|
|
A friend who is 6'7" tells me that strangers come up to him to say, "Wow, you're so tall.
|
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"I've had gay couples come up to me and say this is their coming out story, crying," he says.
|
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Taryl: Absolutely I've had a guy come up to me forcefully and try and do things I don't want.
|
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I had a guy, a complete stranger come up to me and say, 'You're the guy with the baby?
|
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The other players would come up to Babe Ruth and say, 'Babe, how do you hit the long ball?
|
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Like, I can't even come up to you yet, because I've, you know, I'm kind of on a leash.
|
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I've had people of every age group come up to me and say 'Heathers got me through high school.
|
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To this day, people still come up to me and thank me for that advice during the flash crash.
|
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It's this mentality where people will still come up to me and say, 'I voted for you, you know?
|
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That's meant that when their big boys come up to hit, they've got someone besides themselves to drive in.
|
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They come up to me with their iPhone and they want me to make an iPhone picture with them.
|
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Everyday people come up to me thinking that I'm the coach or the president of the team or something.
|
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" And then union folks come up to us, and say, "We want to show it in our union hall.
|
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I always wear socks that come above my ankles, often ones that come up to my calf or knee.
|
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Of course, now that Tesla has come up to the baseline for business execution, its stock price has skyrocketed.
|
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"People will come up to me and ask what happened to him and if they can help," she said.
|
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"People would come up to me and say this place will never be anything, just like Massena," she said.
|
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Certainly many people have come up to me and told me that seeing it that night changed their lives.
|
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"People come up to me all the time and say that's their favorite film and they quote lines," Townsend said.
|
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They may come up to you and be like "I love you!" and that crazy thing about Twitter and trolls.
|
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Kids come up to me and I get to talk to 10-year-olds, 20-year-olds, 50-year-olds.
|
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I definitely have younger fans — the people who come up to me span from 13 to 19, I would say.
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"I've had a couple people who have transracially adopted come up to me and say 'Thank you,' " Brown, 41, shares.
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"We're not waiting for the rates to come up to keep driving the increase in the profitability," Mr Nguyen added.
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With the understanding that she would come up to the mogul's apartment strictly for work purposes, Dixon says she obliged.
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"I've never been one to come up to someone I work with and ask hard questions of them," she said.
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My hope is that in the next three years women start to come up to the top of festival bills.
|
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Recently, men will come up to me and show me designs that their girlfriends made who want to start spraying.
|
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Strangers have also come up to him and literally thrown blows, he told me, miming a punch to the face.
|
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"People come up to me and say, oh Oscars, you know everybody wants to put on the pressure," she said.
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"I don't know why he would come up to brief the president on something that we gave him," Spicer said.
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No idea how many democrats come up to me and say, Don, I wish they'd let him do his job.
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My good friend was working there and had me come up to check it out, and I got the job!
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You want it to come up to about the halfway point of the fish (you'll probably have a bit extra).
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You know, people always come up to me and tell me I've got the best words and the biggest hands.
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Has anyone you've ever said anything disparaging about ever come up to you and gone "what was all that about"?
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I dare any of you to come up to me and tell me I don't look and smell fucking fantastic.
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"When I play at these new parties," he says, "people come up to me and say, 'This sounds like Brooklyn.'"
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And, I would add that the line 'for the waters have come up to my neck' ... is also rather dramatic.
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"People come up to me and say that they've used that [song] to come out to their parents," Gardner said.
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"He'd come up to my country place on his motorcycle, play badminton, help move furniture, do the dishes," Langella recalled.
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Because of all the little girls who write me letters, come up to me, who take selfies with me, #twistnation.
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A: No. Q: Did the doorman call you that there was a guest asking to come up to your apartment?
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She felt she had come up to some kind of wall, and had to do something to get over it.
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"To this very day, people still come up to me and say how much they enjoyed Family Matters," he added.
|
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For those people, if they come up to you, how would you explain the whistleblower's role in all of this?
|
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He said he appreciates it when they come up to him to say they understand what he&aposs going through.
|
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You must have had a lot of people come up to you and say, "I wish Téa was the president."
|
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And yet, part of him seems awed by the number of people who come up to him asking him to run.
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"It might be quite jarring to them because they come up to me and expect a stoic, cold person," she says.
|
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After she turned down his request to come up to her room, the woman says he began knocking on her door.
|
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"Wolves greet each other by licking each others' teeth, and they would come up to do that to me," she explains.
|
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I was just at a funeral, and a woman come up to me and said, 'I know them two done it.
|
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He had just come up to his bedroom from watching TV and noticed the cherry trees in bloom outside the window.
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I've had people come up to me on the street asking for a photo with me, but then grabbing my bag.
|
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"Often trials produce disclosure that was not properly analysed previously or sometimes witnesses do not come up to proof," he said.
|
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"I'm saying people would never come up to someone in public and say these things," she said over another rude comment.
|
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I called and asked if he wanted to come up to the church to do some guitarwork for my new record.
|
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They come up to my 'you know where' "; "A person who is flat chested it's very hard to be a 233.
|
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Women come up to me all the time and thank me for telling my story, and sometimes they tell me theirs.
|
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Only in Ojai, one guesses, has an elderly audience member come up to him in tears, thanking him for the experience.
|
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So everybody would come up to him and ask him what they should do," said Raymond James' Saut on "Trading Nation.
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JG: Same, and I always expect someone to come up to me and offer me a drink for knowing every word.
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In the first scene of the book two guys come up to me at middle school and spit in my face.
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"People would come up to us on the street to ask about our lives and talk about their own," she said.
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In China, people don't just come up to you in the street and talk to you because that would be rude.
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"Whenever people come up to me at home, there's two things they tell me," said Representative Billy Long, Republican of Missouri.
|
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" Women, she said, "come up to her and say, 'Ivana, Ivana, you have such wonderful children, how do you do it?
|
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People I can't remember ever seeing before come up to me in stores, on the street, to ask about the opening.
|
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When they come up to the table, I say, The quicker I get my order, the bigger your tip will be.
|
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"It's not up to you to come up to my budget, it's up to me to get to yours," he says.
|
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"Just because I'm small people think that they can come up to me and tap me on the head," he said.
|
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Many of them have come up to me, you know, kind of more so one on one a little bit quietly.
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"If you play well, people will come up to you on the street and congratulate you," said one player, Inuuteq Kreutzmann.
|
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People have come up to me, discussed it," he said, adding, "We will talk about it in some point in time.
|
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I had a doctor come up to me after a screening in New York who worked in an ER in Baltimore.
|
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People have come up to me and Riley after the movie and said, I was so shocked by this particular scene.
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Oh, do you think that now that there's a beacon that I'll come up to the Upper West Side more often?
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The author said that kids come up to her after book events to tell her how much they relate to Starr's character.
|
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"We have not seen Amy in person and we always try to come up to all the candidates," she told The Hill.
|
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"Though I was inventing nothing, I could not hope to come up to the rigorous standards of the historian," Mr. Jonas wrote.
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And what I really love now is nobody's afraid to come up to me and say hello, which is the best part.
|
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" She continued, "And people come up to me all the time and say, 'Love you on SNL,' and I say, 'Thank you.
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All Ed Sheeran wanted to do was to come up to the gaf and lush a few cans #EdSheeran #Galway #Salthill pic.twitter.
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After the screening last night, I had a lot of people come up to me and say that it was really triggering.
|
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"Once in awhile, somebody will come up to me and thank me," he says, as the sun continues to set behind him.
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There's always something to do and fix, and at night I don't even have the energy to come up to no good.
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The main trouble now is that the two routes that come up to the hill are still closed because of the mudslides.
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I have 13-year-olds who come up to me, telling me that they had an amuse-bouche party at their sleepover.
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The results are inclusive, as people come up to Birch and thank him, cry, hug, and tell him he's changed their lives.
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When Mae got a bit older, she would be told to come up to work in the main house with her mother.
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When one woman asked for the school superintendent to come up to clarify an issue, a legislator wouldn't allow him to speak.
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There are so many people who have come up to me and apologized for that ad, people from all walks of life.
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"The text said, 'Hey, let's talk about this bill, my wife's not here, come up to my hotel room,'" Ms. Fajardo said.
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I'd be out in restaurants or at social events, and people would come up to me and say: 'Oh, come on now.
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The couple were part of the Great Migration; Berdis had come up to New York from Maryland and David from New Orleans.
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When I'm stressed or maybe not even know when I was stressed, he's come up to me and just touched my arm.
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So when they come up to the table, I say, 'The quicker I get my order, the bigger your tip will be.
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Mueller has come up to a red line in the Russia 2016 election-meddling investigation that he is dangerously close to crossing.
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The L.L. Bean Wicked Good Slippers come up to your ankle to keep your whole foot warm and secure in cold weather.
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"The original spot was so great -- people come up to me to this day and say they loved that spot," Crawford told CNN.
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For me, it's heaven when the fishermen come up to the boat and sell me incredible fresh fish, say, a ten-kilogram grouper.
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"I love the little kids when they come up to me and give me hugs and stuff, it makes my day," he said.
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"A few people have come up to me and asked if Norah is queer, which I am quite happy to hear," says McAndrew.
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"It was a frustrating experience to come up to such a mountain of opposition from the tech industry," said Commissioner Lowenthal by phone.
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Without fail, at every concert, audience members would come up to me and tell me that the Ladino portion was their favorite part.
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It's funny, I have grown men come up to me all the time saying they had no desire to come to this show.
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"Some of the people have come up to me at parades and said, 'Shut them down; do this and do that,'" said Sen.
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Weinstein allegedly appeared "without warning" in the lobby of her hotel later in the evening and asked to come up to her room.
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I eat at my desk while waiting for my colleague to come up to my office to get to work on today's task.
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If you're traveling in Canada's Alberta Parks and a moose happens to come up to your car and start licking it, don't panic.
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"Hadid said people will come up to her and tell her that they are also Palestinian, "and we make a connection, it's beautiful.
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"So he won, and I didn't win, so if you want to win you just have to come up to me," Tremblay declared.
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Some young people do come up to me and say that thanks to my images they have gone vegetarian, and I love that.
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People in Memphis would come up to me and ask me if I lived in a tent or if I rode a camel.
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WATCH: High Stakes Cliff Diving in Italy What were those split seconds like when you saw the ground come up to meet you?
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Rick Snyder to come up to Capitol Hill and testify why Flint's water is so contaminated and how it's affecting the city's kid.
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"Previously, after panels many fans have come up to give creators gifts or letters or to ask questions and talk," the organizers wrote.
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Asa Hutchinson (R) was reelected to a second term in 2018, and the office won't come up to a vote again until 2022.
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But I think now so many people come up to me, women and men, and just have this really personal response to it.
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CLEMENT A lot of New Zealanders, when the show came on, would come up to us like we were representing their immigrant experience.
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And in those over 40 years, many cases have come up to the Supreme Court where there was a request for Roe v.
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"There are times people come up to me and say, 'Alex, you and the band were great two weeks ago,'" Mr. Donner said.
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Sandy quickly ascertains that the man is one of the "queer fellows" who try to convince boys to come up to their rooms.
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Another teacher demands a student come up to the front of the room and point out, on her body, where her perineum is.
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The CBP officer said a manager would come up to the international border crossing where asylum-seekers presented themselves and turn them back.
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Duhart grabbed a bottle of hand sanitizer from her desk and told the student to come up to her, according to the investigation.
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"It makes you feel good when people come up to you," Trout said Tuesday in an interview by his locker before batting practice.
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Fans come up to him while he's having dinner to tell him they wish to be buried in a House of Woodcock dress.
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" Higgenson tells EW. "And people young and old, to this day, still come up to me and ask about the story behind the song.
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"Sometimes women come up to me in the street and start crying, saying, 'Thanks to you, I have clothes that make me feel cool.'"
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You know that real backstage secret that everyone used to come up to me and go, 'what's that?' and I'd be like, '[Evil laugh].
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They would come up to me and say, sir, you can't have peace in the Middle East without peace between Israelis and the Palestinians.
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So many people come up to us thanking us for representing good morality on the show, or just people saying 'we're rooting for you.
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All kinds of people of all races come up to me on the street saying how much they loved our show about New Edition.
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"They'd come up to me after we shot the video and said, 'Listen, I just lost somebody last December,' " the Hairspray Live star recalls.
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Throughout the day, clinic workers will come up to her to chat, sometimes offering her food and asking how the protesters outside are behaving.
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If you come up to any theater and you say, "I want 20123 tickets," they'll typically give you 20 percent or 25 percent discount.
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People come up to me and say, 'I want to have two kids and wear a bathing suit and not feel terrible about myself.
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Women have come up to her on the subway and even in the shower at the gym to thank her and extol her bravery.
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Now ask yourself if you could hold a basic conversation in that language if somebody fluent were to come up to you right now.
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One would think you'd feel a little embarrassed, but women come up to me and say, 'You're so smart, I wish I'd worn sneakers.
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Every day he would come up to me with a smile on his face and a handshake and ask me something about Nebraska athletics.
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But if we didn't have return fire right there, he would have come up to each one of us and shot us point-blank.
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"April is the first month where we really see reinvestment flows come up to speed," said Patrick O'Donnell, investment manager at Aberdeen Asset Management.
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I find that a lot of Arab kids come up to me like, It's really cool you're Arab but you don't make Arabic music.
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"I had a female in a wheelchair come up to me and tell me that her friend was suicidal," Corlett told CNN affiliate WKRC.
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"As you wander the globe and people come up to you, you find that different films mean so much to different people," he said.
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Before this pilgrimage, our community lived in Nablus and would come up to Gerizim once a year to make the annual sacrifice for Passover.
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"I've had a lot of people close to me come up to me and mention that I look depressed and not myself," he said.
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The string, which ranges from six to 12 inches, has to come up to a wearer's waist and hook into its accompanying Bluetooth module.
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So [Islamophobic pastor] Terry Jones had come up to Dearborn around 215 and 63, and he had organized one of those Qur'an burning protests.
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"I adore when little girls come up to me on the golf course and want me to sign golf balls for them," she says.
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People would come up to her afterward and "ask Jayne how it felt to be in a play," Ms. Silverman wrote in an email.
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"People would come up to me and they'd mention some moment from an episode, and it would have no meaning to me," he said.
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"We go out to have lunch in the backyard, and there are swans that come up to the dock," Ms. de Korte, 220, added.
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Neil allegedly attacked a female fan who had come up to Nic inside the Aria Hotel, and Cage heroically jumped in to defend her.
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I have a lot of people that come up to me and feel like they're much different fans of the podcast versus the website.
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One of them is waiting with a gun for some guy to come up to the store so he can blow his brains out.
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Lately, I am often so moved by the customers who take the time to come up to me and thank us for being there.
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" He added: "I've had rich friends of mine come up to me and say, 'Donald, you're doing this tax plan — we don't want anything.
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"And we actually get home games where teams actually come up to play us," said Justin Halowaty, president of the Whitehorse Minor Hockey Association.
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Ninety-nine percent of the time when people come up to you and ask for something on the street they are really very nice.
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"And now when the nuns go back, these families come up to them and say, "We had no idea where our girls are going.
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They come up to you and want your picture, or they want to buy the product just because they saw it on Shark Tank.
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Also, when people come up to me and, to imitate my voice, go as deep as they possibly can and growl in my face.
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I do charity events every now and then, and there will be people who come up to me and say they voted for Trump.
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" And I would perform my show, 14-year old girls would come up to me and say, "I know exactly what you're going through.
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He's also LA-based, and so has probably had many-a-pedestrian come up to him to tell him he does a good Freddie Mercury.
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A lot of people come up to you and go, 'Oh, another Rey…' and it's like, first of all, why is that necessary to say?
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This is about rank-and-file members of Congress who continue to come up to me and say, what on Earth are you guys doing?
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He lives pretty far north and usually makes the trek downtown to hang out, so I offer to come up to his neighborhood this time.
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"So many people come up to me and are like, 'You got your ass kicked by Ralphie,' and it makes them so happy," he said.
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This is what happens and I'm sorry if you can't — this is real life and I've had numerous parents and kids come up to me.
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We were so into the backstory... [The director, Kenny Ortega] would come up to us and be like, 'Do you guys have the hook tattoos?
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PENN: You know, I&aposve been glad to see people come up to me and say, hey they really enjoy reading both sides of this.
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"That was very disrespectful of you to come up to a nursing mother, and tell me to either cover up or just stop," she said.
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And I had women come up to me crying saying, 'I went through such a rough childhood and your character just inspired me so much.
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"We know about a 10-year-old who had an adult come up to them and say, 'after Trump wins, you'll be gone,' " she added.
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I love when students come up to me and tell me they met someone who speaks Spanish and tried to have a conversation with them.
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I've had new artists see me on a flight and come up to me with a contract and say, can you read this for me?
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The family lives in the area, and you see some of the fans/neighbors come up to Will for a handshake and a quick chat.
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And I've had reporters, people that you know, come up to me and said that - what they did on the Today Show was a disgrace.
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If I'm out in public eating lunch or having dinner, you have every right to come up to me and tell me what you think.
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" John Kurdewan Times staff artist "The worst thing someone could do is come up to Bill and tell him how he should do his photos.
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And I've had reporters, people that you know, come up to me and said that — what they did on the Today Show was a disgrace.
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For the first time in rock history, some holier-than-thou asshole would come up to you and knock your beer out of your hand.
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The company had transitioned to a "to-go" model, which meant customers could come up to a cafe counter and order if they promptly left.
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"You have to be careful as we come up to 0003,000 on the S&P 500," said JJ Kinahan, chief market strategist at TD Ameritrade.
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Even when people come up to us quietly to say thank you, you never know if they're just trying to shoot you at close range.
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I've had people come up to me and be like 'We loved it' or 'We enjoyed it,' but nothing concrete that I could mention here.
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I'm such a big fan, so when people come up to us and they talk about the show, there's a lot of stuff I've forgotten.
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"It was definitely a cool moment for me to have one of the greatest come up to me and say what he said," Homer said.
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" She offered another suggestion: "If you want to get together, you'll have to come up to Virginia Beach and be my escort to the opera.
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He did, however, come up to me the next day at a related event to say hi while I was alone at a food table.
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When non-binary people come up to me at a show and thank me for being myself, it almost makes me cry talking about it now.
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Students who come up to the lunch line without money receive a lunch of an entrée or sandwich plus side dishes or fresh fruit and milk.
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The House did pass the gun silencer provision out of committee last month, and it was supposed to maybe come up to the floor this week.
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There's some people who come up to me in airports and talk to me about their sex life, and I think 'This is not the time!
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I had person after person come up to me afterwards and tell me they had no idea that games were about more than just shooting people.
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Though Kerrville residents still come up to Mr Thompson in the street to declare him found, in reality they all know where, and who, he is.
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It was as if someone had just come up to me and explained that the world is actually flat and my entire life is a lie.
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You're thinking back to October 19 as Mercury connects with Pluto on November 9; conversations and ideas concerning your career will come up to be reworked.
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"People would come up to me on the street before, but it was always about some ridiculous thing I did in a Scary Movie," she says.
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Dodo bones come up for auction from time to time, but this skeleton is the closest to a complete specimen that's ever come up to market.
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Then he ladles in a bit of the strained crab broth as well, letting it come up to a simmer and reduce for a few minutes.
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The president's "rich" friends have "come up to me and said, 'Give it to the middle class, give it to people that need it,'" Trump said.
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It would be in crazy places like the Angel Ball or Tommy Mottola's birthday party or something and he would come up to me: ' Mr. President.
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Then Cecil invited anybody new to the church who wished to join the family—and he called it a family—to come up to the stage.
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" Although there's crossover in both, most of the guys that come up to me or that want to say hello watched me as kids on "Renegade.
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But they also failed him in death: The police, he says, refused to come up to Las Pilas to collect the body, fearing the violence there.
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When I speak on university campuses now, a lot of moderate conservatives and liberals come up to me and say we need to restore the center.
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There's a sense of urgency among shoppers because of the coronavirus crisis, but many have come up to thank Bern and her coworkers for being there.
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Sometimes other Sudanese come up to the Darfuris at the protest site, tears in their eyes, offering solidarity and even apologies for the years of suffering.
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Trump's favorite stories are about the men, specifically "big, strong guys" who come up to him at his speeches, and tearfully thank him for "saving" America.
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After the pot has come up to a simmer for a few minutes, she adds in the coconut milk, tastes everything, and adjusts her salt accordingly.
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"I have to admit, I come up to London quite a lot, and this is one of the highest I've seen it (the river)," Haigh said.
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As a kid, Gomez would watch his father race at tracks in Arizona and New Mexico, then come up to him afterwards and critique his performance.
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You would probably be amazed at the number of people come up to me saying, "I love Vizio TVs, I have one" and it's 11 years old.
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One by one, people come up to Mailhot, seated at the head of the table, to ask if they can have a hug, to tease and praise.
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Further, if Mattis were to leave, his successor would need time to come up to speed, a dangerous prospect at a time of heightened tensions, she said.
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People come up to me all the time and they say" — she gasps theatrically — "'You look so much better in life than you do in your movies!
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Other players in the space will need to come up to standard or consider relocating their operations away from the European Union or not serving EU customers.
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"People come up to me and say that over the course of 10 years she's done some pretty nasty things, but that was by far the worst."
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John's very not forward onstage, it was probably one of the few times he would come up to a microphone to say "Hello" or "Goodnight," or anything.
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For Variety Studio's Actors on Actors series, she chatted with Adam Sandler about having fans come up to her and explains why she's a jerk in public.
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The fact that SoftBank is the investor name that has come up to lead this round for Clutter underscores characteristics in common with other recent SoftBank investments.
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"No women has ever come up to me and said that my husband was having an affair with them," Teresa tells PEOPLE exclusively in this week's issue.
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I've realised that every single time I wear red and white, at least one person will come up to me and say, 'Wah, National Day already ah?
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But when the meeting was over, I had at least half a dozen women come up to me and say, 'Oh, I'm so glad you said that.
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Well, what happened was I had some California delegates come up to me and say by far you&aposre the best candidate, you have the most experience.
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It's been interesting because people have come up to me and said there's an elegance to wearing long sleeves, especially with so much sleeveless and strapless [dresses].
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"A lot of money has been passing to people to come up to try and get to the border by Election Day," he said, without providing evidence.
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"Usually the extremely deep minerals that come up to the surface are not stable once they experience low pressures," mineralogist George Rossman told the Los Angeles Times.
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"If you're a virgin, I really do think that's amazing," he says, sharing that kids will come up to him and reveal he's inspired them to wait.
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Many of these creators, disruptors and innovators are looking to come up to the surface and breathe the fresh air in a more hospitable and stable environment.
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In covertly-recorded footage, we see a fellow cop come up to him and demand that he remove his hat, because the temperature isn't quite low enough.
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And even if — I've had my own people come up to me and say 'Oh, Mr. Trump, you shouldn't keep telling them that there are other people.
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" I've had wives come up to me being like, "This has saved my marriage, we're getting it on again, we're on another level of understanding each other.
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The piles of bones in the tunnels come up to about knee-high, and in the center, there's a six-foot-tall wall of bones and skulls.
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That doesn't mean that they necessarily want to pay to valet park and come up to a consultation in my office for $800 or $900 per hour.
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"Do you like magic?" he asks, once the lights have come up to reveal Mr. Hall in a trim black suit, looking like a department-store mannequin.
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Whenever I mention my case in front of a live audience, invariably women come up to me afterward and let me know that they too are survivors.
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I'd gone with Amy on our first trip, in 2014, and left with a pair of wide-legged Paul Harnden trousers that come up to my nipples.
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Therefore when my friends, family, or strangers come up to me and ask me to do things that I don't like I'm pretty good at saying no.
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There are a lot of people that have come up to us and said thanks for calling this stuff out because we've been feeling the same way.
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If I could pick any designer to come up to me in a club and ask to be in a fashion show, it would have been him!
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Two men with guns had come up to the home, and one pointed a gun at a child's head before they stole a car, the authorities said.
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" When VanDerWerff observes that comedy is an arena to discuss politics without people on opposite sides being completely enraged, Jobrani counters with a story from a recent set that complicates that observation: "There have been shows where after the show I've had Iranians come up to me or other people come up to me and say, 'Listen, I'm a fan, but I don't agree with you on all that stuff.
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To draw something on a piece of paper one day, and then a year or so later to have it come up to you and say hello — boom.
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Sometimes women come up to me and they're like, 'Oh my husband's going to be so jealous — he had the biggest crush on you in The Big Chill!
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From his conscious come-up to his maddening inactivity as a G.O.O.D. Music artist, he always maintained a certain exceptionalism that distinguished him even from his presumed peers.
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Barrie Bernstein, who is another executive producer on the show, will come up to my office and we'll get out a bottle of wine and we become them.
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"So many people have come up to me since Maurice and pulled me aside and said, 'I just want you to know you changed my life,'" Ivory added.
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" Lovato continued, "And I've had several people come up to me and say, 'Hey, my dad got sober because you did.' or 'I got sober because you did.
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"For individuals thinking about paying a smuggler to come up to the United States right now, that would be an unwise investment," a senior administration official said Wednesday.
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Especially if I was with Connor because he was genuinely recognizable, but we would go to the mall and without a doubt, girls would come up to us.
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"It looked like Lucas Duda was going to come up to hit, and so if he's going to hit there against Finnegan, then Cespedes isn't healthy," Price said.
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You will not a hit a home run every time you come up to the plate, but all those singles, doubles and triples drive runs in as well.
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To have someone come up to me in the airport and say "thank you" helps me realize that that other part of me isn't repellent, disgusting, or shameful.
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I think he could come up to speed on foreign policy issues but I think it's a total head fake," Schiff said on CNN's "State of the Union.
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"When people come up to me and talk to me about 'Cop Rock,'" Ms. Bobby said, "they're really coming up to me to talk because they got it."
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I've noticed that when guys come up to me on the street there's always some sort of disclaimer, like, their wife loves the show or their girlfriend watches.
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"I've had a guy come up to me and put a pistol to my sternum and ask me to run my 7D," Ocean explains referring to his camera.
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"I've had a lot of people come up to me and say, 'Wow, we need this so much right now,'" Mr. Nichols said, speaking by phone from Texas.
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"I come up to one side, tap her on the shoulder, and she looked over," Bratton later recalled to a giggly audience at the New York Law School.
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Greg Mike: I went to college at Florida State, and I used to come up to Atlanta on the weekends because it was the closest major metropolitan city.
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"All my life, no matter where I went, strange Caucasian men would come up to me and say, 'Hey, I know your father, great guy,'" Dr. Brown recalled.
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Whenever I attended conferences or public events, so many women would come up to me, saying: 'We are proud, and you are also, in some way, representing us.
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Girls come up to me in the nightclubs now, and I see them trotting around in their miniskirts and their flea market rabbit coats and I love them.
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This stature means they're especially worshipped by Yemeni teens, who often come up to him when Saleh goes to Yemeni restaurants or certain neighborhoods in Brooklyn and Queens.
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He encouraged people to come up to him in the grocery store, and he pointed out his mother sitting in the audience, asking her to raise her hand.
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"Our understanding is that the Central Bank of Ireland will want to see pre-existing structures come up to similar levels as the Brexit-related structures," Fox said.
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Mr. O'Reilly persisted and again asked that Ms. Huddy come up to his room, and she ultimately went up to give him the key, according to the letter.
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But it's an uncomfortable thing, to be asked to leave your seat and come up to the stage in the middle of a play because of your race.
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I'm not really conscious of it, but people will come up to me after I play and tell me they like how I combine Asian elements with house music.
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So many people after reading the book will come up to me and say, my son has this or I have went through or my mother went through this.
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Walking the halls and having people come up to me to explain their projects, I came to the realization that price crashes alone will not drive these people out.
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But then, things get weird when Colton asks the churchgoers if anyone wants to come up to the altar and accept Jesus into their hearts...and Josh gets up.
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" And he said, "Three of my coworkers have come up to me asking if they can take my little sister on a date because they saw you on Tinder!
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"When I sing 'No Means No,' a lot of times after the show women come up to me and thank me, explain that they have been raped," Bag says.
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"Family members would come up to me and cry, and I didn't like that," she explains, adding it forced her to find a joyful outlet to overcome the pain.
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"One time, I had someone come up to me after a show and she was teary-eyed, and she thanked me for showcasing black-woman representation," Robinson told me.
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"People come up to me at airports or restaurants or whenever I'm out in public and praise me a lot for being fair," Wallace, 71, said in an interview.
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"We've actually had people come up to us and be like, 'You're the reason we have pedophiles,'" Shalane says as she puts the final touches on her kimono look.
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Every time I talk about being a queer Muslim in public, a young queer Muslim has come up to me and thanked me for being vocal and being out.
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We've been impressed that people come up to us after screenings who are from business schools, who are from law schools, who are on both sides — labor and management.
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"He has this special pick, and when he needs to use it he motions for me to come up to the stage and give it to him," she said.
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Someone will come up to my table at a convention to get my autograph as one character, see a poster that says that I'm also Luffy and be shocked.
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At some point, he said, a director will come up to you and tell you that if you don't do your job really well, there won't be a movie.
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"I'm just excited to have people clap when I come up to a podium," she said at a Lincoln-Reagan Day Dinner in Hot Springs one night last week.
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For a while, it seemed like people would be a little hesitant to come up to me because they thought maybe I was going to be, well, a bitch.
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The funny thing is that, even though I have won a few Super Bowls, I still have people come up to me who remember me from those youth programs.
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When I was 18 and just starting to sell my art at a local convention, I had a guy come up to my table asking if I took commissions.
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" There's also people who have come up to me and just started petting me and touching my hair and dress, and I'm just like, "Get away from my $100 dress.
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She thinks reading the book helped mend a lot of wounds and get past their feelings and continues to use other moments, when they come up, to continue the discussion.
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Recently, she said, she's noticed more people come up to her afterwards to share that they've tried cricket flour or that they've seen bug-based protein bars at the store.
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"Young people come up to me over and over and over again and say, 'We want to try to be like Welles,'" his mother, Alison Crowther, told PEOPLE in 2017.
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In their opening statement, the prosecution said that Jutting had filmed the torture of Ningsih on his iPhone after he paid her to come up to his apartment for sex.
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"When the trailer dropped for the first time it was interesting because it's a two minute trailer, and I didn't really expect people to come up to me," he says.
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Davis is the IBF and WBA super featherweight champ ... but Lomachenko says he won't go down to Gervonta's class to fight him there -- Tank needs to come up to 135.
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Hunter: The fact that the film is still shown and that people still come up to me and say that it meant something to them means a lot to me.
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And so it took me a while to come up to this place where small is great, we don't need to raise more money, we're unlikely to raise more money.
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It was like I identified her and she identified me, right away, as if anybody who would ever come up to her would have to be a student of fashion.
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I had to come up to speed with the tech stack (completely foreign to me before) very quickly so I could actually contribute, and there is so much to learn.
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Rafaella Avalon, a 260-year-old Canadian who works a retail job in Whistler, said she often has tourists come up to her, surprised they've found someone who isn't Australian.
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He will have to come up to speed and, if I understand traditions correctly, make coffee for the other justices at their weekly conference to consider future Supreme Court business.
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Union wore the throwback outfit to celebrate her birthday, which saw a performer also wear an identical Clovers costume and a masked Snoop Dog come up to hug the actress.
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"On the local level I don't know how many people would come up to me and say: 'I am a Republican but I really like what you do,'" said Gray.
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I remember interviewing Brian once and he was telling me that soldiers come up to him to say your music helped get them through tours of duty, which feels nice.
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"I have so many people come up to me and say, 'I hardly knew anything about Hamilton, and I want to know more,'" Mr. Miranda said in an interview here.
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There were a few times I'd come up to the barrier, I'd be so excited to sing at the fans, and someone would just reach out and honk my breasts.
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I would even come up to the day of the Renaissance, and get a quick picture of all that the Renaissance did for the cultural and esthetic life of man.
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Sanders said she still gets criticized in public and expressed surprise that it is often women who come up to her to voice their disapproval with her support for Trump.
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K. had come up to [his friend] at a comedy club, grabbed her by the back of the neck, leaned into her ear, and said 'I'm going to fuck you.
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Sometimes I'll think about it, because other Black women will come up to me and say they're excited to see someone who looks like them in the public eye and performing.
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This tape was of a 2015 NYPD sting operation, when model Ambra Gutierrez recorded Weinstein pleading with her to come up to his hotel room and she was heard resisting him.
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But at this point, I can't take my daughter out in public without some stranger commenting on her size; nearly 50 people — all women — have come up to us so far.
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"Every time we screened that film in Hollywood, actors and executives would come up to us and say that they had had similar experiences right here," Ziering said in a statement.
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"I've definitely had people come up to me on the street and just cry and just say, 'It's nice to know that somebody knows what it feels like,' " she told Morales.
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"I had so many people come up to me and hug on me and take photos with me because I empowered them to … confront things that have bothered them," she says.
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I was in West Virginia and I had a little old lady come up to me and thank me for bringing her son home for the first time in 47 years.
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The fact that other people have come up to me and have been grateful—those things are important to me to continue doing that, to continue making people feel that way.
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"You had such an impact on the show, and had so many people come up to me and say 'I would like a tenth of the success Carrie has,' " he continued.
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I witnessed that first hand with women who I'm so humbled by, they come up to me on the street and say I went to law school because of Legally Blonde.
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Then while we were blocking it I realized all these people are going to be walking out and they also can come up to her and tell her it was amazing.
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One day I get a call to come up to security, where I'm shown a video of two night guards racing around the mall in the wheelchairs that we lend out.
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"I find it so interesting the number of people who come up to me and say, 'Thank you for stepping in when someone needed to step in,'" Smith told the newspaper.
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Troy is certain that death is not an event that awaits him so much as a person who will come up to the house someday and finally take him for good.
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I'm not sure if you have a reputation for being a nice guy or not, I assume you do, but do you give fans time when they come up to you?
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The actor seems to treat his fans with genuine compassion and respect if they come up to him in a public setting — a far cry from other celebrities of his stature.
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TOULOUSE, France, June 9 (Reuters) - Airbus warned suppliers on Friday that they risk a group-wide boycott if they fail to come up to standard for one of the group's businesses.
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She claimed they had plans to meet in a hotel coffee shop, but at the last minute he asked to come up to her hotel room instead, where he raped her.
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His left elbow shielded his body, his left forearm could be pushed into the opponent to stifle right hands, and his left shoulder could come up to deflect from his head.
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And then we'll have to make a decision coming up next week — not if he's going to start or not start, but if he's going to come up to the 53.
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The supermodel alleges that during a 2010 Guess lingerie shoot, Marciano, now 65, aggressively kissed her, made several attempts to come up to her hotel room and forcibly grabbed her breasts.
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"I have worked with students who will come up to me and say, 'I got into this university because of you,' and it's the best feeling in the world," she says.
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Legislation that would pave the way for the program to continue into the future has yet to come up to a vote and the exact level of support by lawmakers is unclear.
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It is one of several proposals that have come up to address Social Security and Medicare in the past five years, according to Jamie Hopkins, director of retirement research at Carson Group.
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No. I've observed that the most interesting trend is that all of the people potentially running for president, all had about 10 or 15 that now, Biden had come up to 26.
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For the forecast to come up to the top half of the range, Jope said he would want to see a sustained turnaround in Latin America and continued improvement in Southeast Asia.
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I've never had anyone come up to me and tell me I'm horrible sack of human waste because I'm a 36 year old single woman (though, it's only Wednesday… give it time).
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I've had old friends come up to me and quote me on a song and be like, "Oh, nice lyric," wink wink, but it's like: Hey dude, that song's not about you.
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The communities are located on Kilauea volcano's lower East Rift Zone, where magma flows underground, but before this month lava had not come up to the surface of the ground since 1955.
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Over the years, knowing what I've been through, the things that I've faced, I found that scores, if not hundreds, of people have come up to me and reached out for solace.
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"We wonder why, with unemployment so low, the inflation hasn't come up to our target in a sustainable way," San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank President Mary Daly said in Dallas last month.
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Then the contractor who'd come up to drive the thing hopped in the cab and carefully moved forward and back, easing the bay—and the next four—into just the right spot.
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" She continued, "After Crazy Rich Asians, people would come up to me crying — it was almost a bittersweet joy for them seeing a movie like that and realizing how important representation is.
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Most notably, it chronicled the way strangers still regularly come up to them to ask about Fletcher — and the fact that Higgins actually told both women he loved them before picking Bushnell.
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It works by using cameras and sensors to place people who come up to the bar in a queue; it's like a digital "take a number" system, but based on facial recognition.
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After an event at which she encountered Weinstein, whom she'd met briefly once before, she alleges Weinstein showed up at her hotel "without warning" and asked to come up to her room.
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Now, because the Smithsonian sale helped to establish her as a groundbreaking American inventor, "people come up to me, women and a surprising number of men, to thank me," Ms. Crane said.
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"The people come up to me and say, 'It's so weird because we remember him being so little, and now he's 6-foot-6 and serving 135 miles per hour,' " Mischa said.
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"I was always the kid at school that people would come up to and they'd ask me about blowjobs or how do they get rid of a urinary tract infection," Liz says.
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Ranchers have grown angry and impatient with the protests and regularly come up to Deputy Moll when he gases up his car to ask him when it will all just be over.
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I would say the number one thing that people come up to me is, like, I just never thought Republicans would be the ones to figure out how to use all this.
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" She continued, "After Crazy Rich Asians, people would come up to me crying — it was almost a bittersweet joy for them seeing a movie like that and realizing how important representation is.
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Everybody does come up to me, and they're like "Oh, my God, your house, it's like a museum; oh, your cameras, your butterflies …" And I [had] prints: Sally Mann, Mary Ellen Mark.
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I've had several people come up to me this week and say that the last few pages made them cry, where Starr gives off the names [of the victims of police shootings].
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Midway through the evening, the off-stage announcer offered a warning: ""Ladies and gentlemen, if you win an award, please come up to the stage as soon as possible … as soon as possible.
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"By the way, since we talked about that, it's incredibly common — I've had so many people come up to me and be like, 'My husband had to do that, too,' " Cavallari told Extra.
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One of the interesting things is a lot of young folks have come up to me at these town halls and saying I want to go into journalism, which I've never heard before.
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"I've had two people — and I think this is interesting — come up to me and say that for the first time since the election of the current president, they feel safe," she said.
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"Historically, if you can come up to the US, make an asylum claim, and pass a credible fear interview, you're going to stay in the US pending an immigration court hearing," he said.
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Barrie Bernstein, who is an [executive producer] on the show, will come up to my office and I'll get out a bottle of wine," said the EP. "And [it's like] we become them.
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People generally will not come up to me and say, "I hate your books," but on the internet, they can say that because they are essentially anonymous, even if they have their name.
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"You get a lot of attention when you're young and you're a cute little girl and people come up to you — men included, boys included — and sometimes the advances are unwanted," she explained.
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"Mueller has come up to a red line in the Russia 85033 election-meddling investigation that he is dangerously close to crossing," Whitaker wrote in an op-ed for CNN in August 2017.
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Every year, people come up to us — Democrats, Republicans, Independents — and tell us to keep fighting the good fight and that they, too, believe in both defending life and social justice for all.
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I would say the number one thing people come up to me (and say) is … 'I just never thought Republicans would be the ones to figure out how to use all of this.
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To extend the metaphorical olive branch to your ex, send her a text before the next gathering or come up to her during the event and explain how you want to be civil.
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"With all the stuff going on in the news, to see people happy, complete strangers come up to you and give the biggest, most sincere smiles," his wife Rachel Adler, 28, tells PEOPLE.
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We see each other just once every two to three months at the most, so whenever I have plans to come up to S.F., I also try to make time to see her.
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I think the most surprising thing was the number of parents who've written me or come up to me and said they made a different choice for their kid after reading my story.
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"I had a 7-year-old come up to me, tug my shirt, and say with such conviction: 'Because of your country, my country's coral reef is dying,' " Harry said during his speech.
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But when you come up to somebody with a pair that's $180 in store and they're giving it to you for, let's say, $150, you just think you're getting a good deal, right?
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And I can't tell you how many Democrats in places as diverse as Nebraska, Indiana, New York and Washington have come up to me over the last few weeks raving about the guy.
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"Radcliffe continued: "I&aposm not going to lie and say that every single time somebody who&aposs asked for a picture has come up to me I&aposve always been smiles about it.
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I remember being 10 years old and standing on the steps of my home and watching the floodwaters in the Hudson River come up to my doorstep, which was quite a profound moment.
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"I really can't even count in the last 2½ years how many people have come up to me and said Matthew's suicide has caused them to decide not to take their lives," she says.
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Lisa Matthews, 47, who starred on the June 1991 cover, says that people would come up to her to say they saw her on a magazine, but were too embarrassed to say which one.
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No other song can take you from pre-drinks, to mid-club come up, to make-out session, followed by an all night one night stand back at the Playa De Palma hotel block.
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"The number one thing I hear from young women at the high school level and elementary school is they'll come up to me and they'll talk about the pressure to send nudes," Lalonde said.
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Sometimes I feel a little embarrassed, because since it became evident that the Rams are returning a lot of people come up to me and ask if they can take a picture with me.
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Andy Abboud, a senior aide to the Las Vegas casino magnate, said Cruz was initially invited to come up to visit the Adelsons, but when he failed to endorse Trump the invitation was rescinded.
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"So many people have come up to me to say they are in love with the classic silhouette of Mia — Emma's dresses and how flattering they could be on many figures," Zophres told WWD.
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"Some people come up to me and ask me to give them material outside the books — for instance, what is Gansey's favorite ice cream flavor?" she said, referring to one of her teenage protagonists.
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She would come up to me at awards shows and say something and walk away, and I would think, 'Are we friends, or did she just give me the harshest insult of my life?
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People come up to the booth and they might be weighed down by the amount of traffic or what's going on, and a lot of those people just want to drink our vodka straight.
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It was important that he not call attention to himself, but once when he didn't hustle enough to grab a bat, he heard from Yogi Berra, who had just come up to the majors.
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You know that's one of the greatest things that I see when young women come up to me and are excited about the fact that I'm in office, and Ayanna Pressley just got elected.
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"The ones who have survived this horrible fire by going into their burrows, they are going to come up to a completely different world and no idea how to exist in it," he said.
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Elmore said when he gives lectures at high school conferences, teachers will come up to him and complain they have trouble relating to their students because they are more interested in their phones than lessons.
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" He then, somewhat nonsensically, continued, saying he had people come up to him "all the time" to say "if you want to find out where those 30,000 emails are, why don't you ask the Russians?
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You have to ignore the trolls on your workout selfies and the awful people who come up to you mid-push-up to tell you to stop trying (a real thing that happened to me).
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Senate Finance Committee leaders have asked 5 pharmacy benefit managers to come up to Capitol Hill for a hearing, as a follow-up to the panel's largely anticlimactic sit-down with pharmaceutical CEOs last month.
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His tearful recollection was met with a standing ovation from the crowd, including Curtis, who asked him to come up to the front of the room for a long hug and brief off-mic discussion.
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" A-Rod later adds, "When I walked in the building, from the parking lot to security, I had 30 people come up to me and say she killed the show… I'm so proud of you.
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I had them come up to my office and sit with me at the trading desk for a few hours to get a feel for the job, exactly the way it was done for me.
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" He added, "Like if you're in a situation where you think you should bunt, and he says hit and it doesn't work out, he'll come up to you right away and say, 'That's on me.
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Last week, the Associated Press reported that Biden's advisers have discussed the possibility of teaming with a younger candidate—Beto O'Rourke's name has come up—to fend off concerns about the 76-year-old's age.
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" She said people would come up to her after a performance and say, "You know, when I came to your show, hey, I was down and out, but now I feel so uplifted and good.
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"I&aposm not going to lie and say that every single time somebody who&aposs asked for a picture has come up to me I&aposve always been smiles about it," he told Studio 10.
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In some ways, it's the antithesis to the co-living spaces that have come up to try to address the needs of the nomadic no-collar worker created by a freelance and gig-driven modern economy.
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Laughing and apologizing for startling him in the midst of his peaceful moment, Melville – who refers to him as an "excellent specimen" – and Richard Wilder (Luke Evans) then invite him to come up to their party.
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After each performance, they would come up to Ms Ensler to share their stories of sexual abuse at the hands of strangers, boyfriends, husbands, fathers, and the feelings of shame and isolation that trailed that abuse.
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And they come up to them and hang it around their neck and the person who's doing that says, 'My name is Natalie, I'm a mother of three and I got a heart transplant last year.
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I once had somebody come up to me in a restaurant, She said she was sorry to interrupt, but that her husband was dying of cancer and liked to look at the show every single day.
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" He added, "I can't tell you how many people come up to me on my travels and tell me someone from their club has a shot at making the Olympics because he's going to the trials.
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"I've had children come up to me at forums saying, 'I'm afraid to go to school,' 'I'm afraid to leave the house,' 'I'm afraid to come home to find out my parents are gone,'" Avecedo said.
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"I have so many fans come up to me and say, 'Please don't let this song be about Cade,'" says Barrett, referring to her fiancé and former competitor on Season 16 of the ABC reality show.
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"I had a [doctor] come up to me in San Diego, and was telling me that he was sending his patients to an adult toy store, brick and mortar, with prescriptions for our product," Andrews said.
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I managed about four hours of direct sunlight before I noticed beverages really starting to come up to temperature, not that you'd pull out a drink and leave it in the sun for all that long.
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In the docs, the woman claims she went to meet Weinstein in the lobby of the Peninsula Hotel in Beverly Hills, but he didn't come down, and he told her to come up to his room.
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Many residents warmly share stories of their encounters, like the fox that would routinely come up to a back door or the time a children's soccer game had to pause so one could cross the field.
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It was a great shot — Georgia, who was 5 at the time, didn't even come up to Bradley's waist — and I looked forward to more chance pictures of her with Bradley during his Chapel Hill career.
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"The conversation has come up to memorialize the area," Ms. Lewis said, adding that it should become "an educational moment for the kids to understand what happened, how it happened, and where we go from here."
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And the crazy thing about reality TV is that it's such a brief part of your life that you're sharing with the world, and people come up to you and it's like they know you already.
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"Sometimes they come up to me years later and say, 'I didn't get it when I was in your court, but guess what, now I'm two years clean, because you gave me the tools,'" he says.
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She says people come up to her and tell her she was living the dream when she coached in the NFL, but she says that being an NFL coach was never really something she could have imagined.
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"Supporters come up to me just about every day and say, 'Thank you, this campaign lifted me out of a depression,' or 'Thank you, this campaign made me feel so much better about my future,'" he said.
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"I have to say, of all the things I've done, I get White Chicks at least once or twice a week — people come up to me," Philipps said of the enduring love for the Wayans brothers' movie.
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"Every few months someone would come up to us and say 'Love you guys, but we need more space and can't afford it in Austin so we're moving to the suburbs in Hays County'," Mr Trombetta recalls.
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"I had a half a dozen people come up to me and say to me that they're really disgusted with all the ads up here and all the negativity from Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio," he said.
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"I think even if Michael had come up to me and said something, which he's always been there for me and shown that support, I still wouldn't have really known what to do with that," she said.
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"People are really afraid of these dark, dark institutions of bigotry and anti-Semitism that have come out from under the rocks like creepy snakes and come up to rear their heads up like cobras," André agrees.
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During their second phone conversation, Wallace complains to Miller that, at his recent book party, it took him seven tries to get a woman — that is, any woman — to agree to come up to his hotel room.
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"If he is not wearing long sleeves, and his number is visible, all sorts of people — a woman, a whole family, a rabbi — they will come up to him and ask him to bless them," said Mrs.
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"You try to sell it at a party now, and at least one guy will come up to you and pontificate that you're killing people," said the dealer, who declined to be identified to avoid legal trouble.
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They come up to me and ask for drugs so [casually], like you could simply find them in any corner, from any person…" "But don't you think it's difficult to [disassociate] psychotropic drug use from electronic music?
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Even me, as a professor at New York University, a colleague of my wife will come up to me and say that I must be earning four times as much money as them just because I'm black.
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I'm glad that I can still lead my life as a normal teenage girl, but sometimes it can be overwhelming when people come up to me or when I am doing a lot of interviews or speaking engagements.
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Ms. Obeid, 20, who was born in Tucson to a Syrian father and a Mexican mother, said a 5-year-old boy had come up to her holding a can of chewing tobacco he found on the playground.
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"People would come up to me at the gym and say, 'Wow, congratulations — you've come such a long way,' " says Beniquez, who now works at the front desk at the gym and hopes to become a certified trainer.
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The boom in aircraft demand and a step-up in engine technology has led to some bottlenecks and delays and Bregier warned suppliers that they risk a group-wide boycott if they fail to come up to standard.
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Denso, Mitsubishi Electric and Hitachi closing down more than 3 percent each after Reuters reported they are set to be fined for allegedly fixing parts prices; the amount could come up to 10 percent of their global turnover.
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At this point, if I wanted to buy the car that day, I would have said my price was $125 a month to see if he'd come up to the actual price I had in my head: $140.
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"When I've gone around the country, I've been really touched by how many parents, and families have come up to me and said that it's the first time they've heard a family talk about it openly," he said.
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It was so messy, and everyone felt so awkward every time he'd come up to stay with her—everyone apart from the guy she was cheating with, who didn't seem to feel any kind of way at all.
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Mr. Weinstein, prosecutors said, claimed he had to prepare a speech that he had to give for Quentin Tarantino at an event that night and asked the women to come up to his apartment to finish the conversation.
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"If the rainy season came, the floods would come up to your waist, and you'd have to clean out the floors in your house and then chase the chickens because they'd gone someplace else," he said to laughter.
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"After Crazy Rich Asians, people would come up to me crying — it was almost a bittersweet joy for them seeing a movie like that and realizing how important representation is," Awkwafina said in an interview with Harper's BAZAAR.
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I had a bloke come up to me in the street a couple of months ago and ask me if there was a pay phone around as his van had broken down and his phone was out of battery.
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In past seasons, after the teams are announced on Good Morning America, my partner and I will be walking around the streets of New York and a lot of women will come up to us to wish us luck.
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The elevators in our complex are external and made of a shaded glass, so you can see the sky and then the buildings below it, and as you drop, the trees in the courtyard come up to meet you.
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Still, though, despite it being utter bullshit, the conspiracy is so prolific that people will, sometimes in public, only address Jones as Bill or come up to him in restaurants and repeat Hicks name until Jones looks at them.
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You can even go the extra mile and ask some random people to come up to you and pretend they want to take pictures with you, but make sure the security is looking, for the scam to be successful.
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"There have been people who have come up to me in public and been like, 'Hey, as a queer person of color, it really meant a lot to, like, see you doing stand-up on 'Jimmy Fallon,'" he said.
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"I can tell you a number of times where I've been standing in the aisle looking at rows of muesli bar boxes and people have come up to give me their opinion or to ask for help," she said.
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"I&aposm talking mothers that have come up to me and taking my hand and thanking me because they have a child who feels like they&aposre finally being understood," she said while applying an immaculate layer of foundation.
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She told me that while she had been at the checkout counter, Plan B in hand, a group of my friends that she had met during a visit my first semester had come up to say hello to her.
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Well. … "Teachers will come up to me and say, 'Make sure you get my good side, make sure you Photoshop this out,'" said Louisa Wells, 900, a photographer in New York City who does work for a local school.
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Normally, I roll my eyes as they troll around the weight section of the gym, but one time they had the audacity to come up to me and mansplain the arm exercise I was doing, while I was mid-rep.
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I've never had anyone come up to me about anything but recently two people came up to me about [my role as Liv on] Nashville and they were said 'Oh my God, are you Liv?' and I was like 'Yes!
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Tourists from other parts of Asia would come up to me and take photos without my permission, though sometimes they did ask to take a photo with me, which I would sometimes allow because it was easier than saying no.
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There was one point, Matt Moore, a guy that was vital in us being where we were at this season, he came up to me, and he was like the last guy to come up to me and say something.
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"Every time I come up to a podium … even with all the work that I've done, I don't know — and I'm assuming it's just God — I don't know why I am here," she tearfully said to applause from the audience.
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"He said, 'Come up to my bungalow after I'm done shooting and we'll work on the bit together,' " says Joan Tarshis, 66, who was an aspiring comedy writer in Los Angeles when friends introduced her to Bill Cosby in 443.
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"Having people come up to me all the time and saying how much it affected their lives, so many real-life moments that had tangible effects on people's lives — for me that was the biggest reward from the show," he said.
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"Having people come up to me all the time and saying how much it affected their lives, so many real-life moments that had tangible effects on people's lives — for me that was the biggest reward from the show," he says.
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"I still have people come up to me all the time and say what an incredible movie it was, how much it meant to them at that time, and how much of an impact it had on them," says Davis.
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I've seen it work in person: Marines accustomed to watching the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders on a USO tour come up to Driver after 90 minutes of no-frills theater and tell him it's the best thing they've seen in years.
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"I would go on some shows and Black women would come up to me and say, 'I've been doing this a long time — I have never had a Black woman direct me,'" Rubio, who learned to direct by shadowing Wilson, recalled.
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" She added, "If people do recognize me and come up to me, they're so cool and respectful and usually have some great anecdote about how my music fit into their life – and I never get tired of hearing about that.
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INGRAHAM: So when you&aposre coaching at Notre Dame, the vaunted Notre Dame, did you ever have parents come up to you and say, look, I know everything is on the line with every game, but you never play my son.
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FCC APPROPS HEARING ON THE BOOKS: Chairman Tom Wheeler and Republican Commissioner Ajit Pai are scheduled to come up to the Hill the same day to testify on the agency's budget request before a subcommittee of the House Appropriations Committee.
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"But you know when they come up to you years later, even when they're super, super famous and they still call your mom and give you a hug and genuinely talk to you, it, it just makes everything worth it."
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To help fill the gap, she started a YouTube channel called The Come Up to provide black women and other women of color with the resources and advice she wished existed when she first considered pursuing a career in tech.
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"As long as it doesn't come up to the second floor, we'll be fine," said Cynthia Diraimondo, who had left her steadily flooding one-story home on Thursday afternoon to join two families in a two-story dwelling up the street.
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Ms. Wolfe said that after every performance of the piece, listeners, some of whom are drawn more by the subject matter than by any curiosity about modern composers, come up to her afterward to tell her about their ties to mining.
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"When we add up all the impact of tariffs, they come up to just a fraction of the stimulus being added into the economy in the U.S. and I think the market is really starting to ferret that out," he said.
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After I finished playing with him, I'd be playing with all of these other bands, and he'd always come up to me and be like, 'You know, I loved it, but next time I want to see 300% more Ahmed.
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" In the same interview, about the video for "Best I Ever Had," Drake admits, "The biggest thing about that song is that a lot of women come up to me and say, 'That's my song, because it really makes me feel special.
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I wake up in the morning, I'll give the kids breakfast, I'll come up to into my office and smoke a bowl, check my emails, or maybe I'll smoke a joint or a blunt—it's really just what i'm in the mood for.
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Sharon Crowell-DavisProfessor, Behavior & Anatomy, University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine, with a focus in behavior problems in catsThere are cats that come up to people and rub on their legs, and climb in their laps—they clearly like those people.
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He said the City Council was going to instruct city administrators to come up with a plan for determining how many other problem properties are out there and how much additional staffing will be required to ensure they come up to code.
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If they can come up to a resolution which is going to ask the president to sit down and have a conversation which is limited in scope, present the interrogatories, then the team will decide if the president is willing to do this.
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The key to making sure that you neither over-cook your pork or burn the spice rub is to sear the chops briefly, then pop them in the oven to roast at 300° until they come up to the proper internal temperature.
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She and her boyfriend even tried to make arrangements for me to come up to Canada (where they lived) so I could impregnate her while her boyfriend watched, which I've learned throughout the course of my work is a very common pedophile fantasy.
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"I've had a variety of people come up to me and say that when they suffered from depression and had suicidal thoughts, it was hard for them to pick up the phone, but having a button helps them start that conversation," Ros said.
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It got to a point, up until the mid-290s, where if you had those type of wheels on your car, you could be at a red light and someone could come up to you and literally kill you behind the wheel.
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Laura Harrier, who co-starred with Zendaya in 2017's Spider-Man: Homecoming, told Vogue that when they were shooting the movie, "We'd be getting our nails done in Atlanta, and people would come up to her, crying," overwhelmed at her sheer presence.
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Strangers come up to me without hesitation to ask if something bad happened to me, or to say that their neighbor's nephew had exactly the same disease; I just need to get this one lotion at this one store and I'll be fine.
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"I've found that scores, if not hundreds of people, have come up to me and reached out for solace or comfort, something, anything that might help them get through the tragedy they're going through, and so it's just who I am," Biden said.
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" At first, I had Filipino people come up to me and say, "That's not crispy pata!" in Tagalog—to which I would just polite respond, "I'm sorry that's not the crispy pata that you know, but I assure you that it is.
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"Once I got a postdoctoral job, I had a faculty member come up to me and verbally say to my face, 'I don't know what the deal is with all these Indians that are applying for jobs in my lab,'" Dr. Sivaraman said.
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Attendees chose from three tracks: "The Start Up" to help turn ideas into a viable business, "The Come Up" to help grow businesses and take it to the next level, and "The Blow Up" to help pitch business ideas to investors for funding.
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CAVUTO: All right, he was a Democratic vice presidential candidate, then an independent United States senator, after being a Democratic senator, a very prominent leader on this whole issue that is about to come up to his old colleagues in the United States Senate.
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Usually within minutes of sitting down at a poetry reading or the launch of a novel, someone would come up to me and whisper that another of the bloggers from the list had agreed to meet and talk, but that we had to leave immediately.
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I was repeatedly told by the first responders and police officer that when they come up to accidents like mine, they're not usually speaking with the individual that they pulled from the vehicle—this is when I knew I was extremely lucky to be alive.
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"I had so many people come up to me after and tell me how class got them through their worst breakup, or an abusive relationship that they got out of, because coming to class gave them the strength to get out of it," she says.
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I can call Border Patrol if they want me to, or they can risk dying, it's one or the other... a lot of them have come up to me and said they want me to call Border Patrol... They're desperate... They could have been raped.
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"You cannot imagine how many Donald skeptics have come up to me post-convention to say something like: 'There is one thing a candidate can't fake and that is his offspring'," said Wilbur Ross, a New York billionaire who is one of his top fundraisers.
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And if the guy in charge doesn't care internally or externally if the arguments make any sense, and if that's not how he's judging the things that come up to him, or the way that people who work for him are acting, that matters.
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I cross paths with some of the people who saved me all the time," she tells PEOPLE "I have people that come up to me because they know the story and they're thrilled to see me because nobody thought I was going to live.
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" He continued: "The other thing I did was, I stuck with something through difficulty — probably caused by myself mostly — but nonetheless to a point where a lot of mature people, especially men, come up to me wherever I am, and they pay respect for that.
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"This issue is important to me because throughout the campaign, people would come up to me and express their concerns about voter inconsistencies and irregularities which they saw, in some cases having to do with very large numbers of people in certain states," Trump said.
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In fact, I was with Eric in Boulder, and we were standing in an aisle of a store, and strangers would just come up to us and ask how many milligrams of zinc they should take, and we were just as dumbfounded as they were.
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In 2017, the former U.S. attorney wrote an op-ed for CNN, titled "Mueller's investigation of Trump is going too far," in which he argued that the special counsel has "come up to a red line," referring to Mueller's examination of the Trump family's finances.
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Opinion Here's how I imagined it would go over the summer: He would have come up to stay with me and my husband for a long weekend, maybe a week even, away from the friends who gave him shelter when he was using drugs.
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Mr. Hoffa said that a man had come up to him at her memorial service and told him he was a regular at IHOP and would always ask to be seated in his daughter's area, even if it meant waiting for an open table.
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"Every once in a while an individual would come up to him with a pointed question, but he'd just smile and say, 'I'd love to tell you what I think on that, but Mario doesn't allow politics at the bar,'" said Mr. Aguilar-Aello.
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"This was the first song where people would come up to me and be like, 'This helped me get through a divorce,' 'This helped me get through an abusive relationship,' 'This helped me get through a really dark season in my life,'" she said.
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And third, it's exciting to me when young Latinas come up to me and they find out who I am and know that I'm the first Latina, and they are excited because they know that if I did it, then they can do it.
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People come up to me to talk about Bobby Axelrod, and Chuck Rhodes, and Wendy Rhodes, and what they're going through and them as people, much more... The only thing anyone's ever mentioned to me along those lines, is the "his" and "hers" airplanes.
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You're going to have someone like that that creates some kind of problem and it can bubble up to whoever is your Jeff Bewkes, but eventually, is it gonna come up to you or are you gonna let someone below you make that decision?
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"Jeff Dean would periodically come up to me and say, 'Look, the computer made a picture of a cat,' and I said 'OK that's very nice, Jeff' … and fast forward a few years and now Brain probably touches every single one of our main projects," Brin said.
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"There's a little bit of people talking before the show starts and so you know, going in … they don't show everything, but someone will come up to the bar and be like, 'You know, I met so and so and they seemed really nice,' " he said.
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"The most important thing to me is that I have had people come up to me and say the show made me feel different about what they could be, about what they could do, about how they respond to problems, about being a female leader," said Whedon.
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As they warm up and ditch their coats for aprons, we reminisce on Honey Butter's Chef's Night Out appearance—"People come up to [Kulp] at Whole Foods and say, 'You're the dude who pissed his pants,'" Cikowski says, with a laugh—and then they start cooking.
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What I'm trying to do is to come up to the edge of saying too little, in order to try to express with silence what other films express with words — the almost imperceptible things that happen on a face, or in a look in someone's eyes.
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" Hannah also uses an oversupply of Alaskan hokum: "Two kinds of folks come up to Alaska, Cora…" And: "You know what they say about finding a man in Alaska..." And: "I think it was Jack London who said there were a thousand ways to die in Alaska.
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Mr. Moore rouses up a rabble of voices in the backing chorus ("Come on, get it together/Come up to the front/Come up from the back/Funk, funk, funk"), and tees things up for the coup de grâce: Vernon Reid's snaky, fuzzed-out guitar solo.
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Some people think it's the strangest thing they've ever seen, others think it's absurdly funny (after one screening a man asked if I usually "edit comedy"), still others come up to me to thank me for my treatment of the drive-in church and its congregation.
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After publishing a book about my experience caring for and leaving children who were not my own, I had people write me emails and come up to me in tears at readings, expressing their own hidden losses, their own experiences that have gone unnamed and often unacknowledged.
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People who have spoken to her since the debate last week said Warren has remarked on how many women have come up to her, in public and in private, to say how glad they were to see a woman hold a man accountable like she did.
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We have it set up where every time a customer comes in, they come up to the front counter to pay, and they can take a bean out of the jar and place it into the corresponding jar for the candidate that they want to vote for.
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There was this moment of awkwardness, where you would order in advance, you walk into the restaurant, you would come up to the cashier, the woman at cash didn't want to make eye contact with you because she wanted to serve the person coming down this way.
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There's no need for fat innkeeper worms to come up to the surface, where otters, gulls and humans (they're a salty, South Korean delicacy) could prey on them, when they can cast a mucousy net to catch food and reproduce from the comfort of their burrows.
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So we will have a number of people — I have had, I will tell you, I've had some hospital folks come up to me and say, look, I can't come out and say this publicly, but you know, we absolutely think this is the way to go.
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Tate is saved, but the movie plays this off by having her remain almost ethereal, inviting Rick to come up to her house for drinks over her gate intercom, their meeting tracked through a rising camera movement, as if his walk up her driveway is an ascent to heaven.
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Just as Silva was not in the business of set ups or counters, but in windmilling and overwhelming his opponents, Justino overwhelmed the much crisper Gina Carano in a sloppy brawl and ran straight over the many undersized women Strikeforce asked to come up to 145lbs to fight her.
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" (Jen Kuhn, the owner of Hamburg Overhead Door, confirmed this story to Vox via email, adding, "I can tell it is successful by the number of people who come up to me in public and sing the jingle to me ;) I do not have any hard numbers to share.
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"It was great to have a number of countries come up to us and express their relief and satisfaction, and general positive reception, to seeing Canada be a progressive voice again at these events," added Erskine-Smith, a lawyer by trade who studied marijuana decriminalization at Oxford University.
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It first happened at Sundance, but it's happened a few times since, where people will come up to me or just share with a theater full of people about the cathartic experience they just had, processing some kind of loss or some kind of trauma by watching this film.
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"A lot of you understand what loss is and when loss occurs, you know that people come up to you and tell you 'I understand' if you lose a husband, a wife, a son, a daughter, a family member," Biden told the crowd at an Ottumwa, Iowa, rally on June 11.
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He had this public personality that made people want to come up to him in casinos and shake his hand, and he had this soul that kept him dealing drugs, working for crime syndicates, and doing a little bit of muscle enforcement even after he had been in four title fights.
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"Oil doesn't come up to the surface easily in these old wells, so they try to pump it up manually, then try to separate the oil by distillation in barrels, and that's where they probably had the fire," said Mangantar Marpaung, former chief of the Indonesian Mining Fire and Rescue Agency.
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I hope the day arrives when he does come up to visit, maybe later in the fall, when it's less crowded and we can pick him out a rod and sit together, watching the water ripple beneath the bridge, him feeling the tug on his line, talking about nothing and everything.
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In the country, neighbors drop by unannounced and city friends come up to stay for long weekends, a luxury that isn't possible in a tiny apartment where even the art on the walls has to be curated so as not to "take up too much visual space," Ms. Kemp said.
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Where really hard decisions come up to us and the team says, "We don't know if the answer is A or B," and somebody's got to make that call, I will make those calls and I think that people like Cindy should hold me accountable for the calls that I make.
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" Source: ESPN On raising his daughter, Gianna "The best thing that happens is when we go out and fans would come up to me and she'll be standing next to me and they'll be like, 'You've gotta have a boy ... You gotta have somebody to carry on your tradition, the legacy.
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While he's not sure how many local residents agree with him, "I don't think a day has gone by in the past few months if I'm outside walking on Broadway that somebody doesn't come up to me and say, 'Thank you' and I have no idea who they are," he said.
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It was a big day for me because I had dared to wear a shirt that didn't come up to the base of my neck, which meant the keloid scar — a raised, red, lumpy mass of scar tissue that I hated with all my might — across the middle of my chest was visible.
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"I don't regret opening up about what I went through [with depression], because, it sounds really cliché, but I have had women come up to me and say, 'It meant so much to me,'" she says in a new interview with The Cut, in which she also discusses her experience with stalkers.
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"I love it when people come up to me and say, 'I've been in recovery for four years or 25 years, and I thank God this show is on TV.'" Janney beat out Mary J. Blige (Mudbound) Octavia Spencer (The Shape of Water), Laurie Metcalf (Lady Bird) and Lesley Manville (Phantom Thread).
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"When you have a baby, people come up to you and it's so annoying, they're like, 'Oh, I bet you don't even remember your life before the baby,' and I'm like, 'Yeah, actually, I do remember my life and it was great,' " admits Eubanks, who shares her baby girl with husband Jason Wimberly.
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It's daily, weekly, people come up to me and they're just so happy that I'm healthy and the fact that I share so much, and when they have somebody that's going through it and they'll point to me and say, 'Look, Robin was in that same situation but look at her now.
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All through the campaign, people would come up to me and say, "I was on that program," or, "My family wouldn't have been able to afford my sister's care if it hadn't been for that" — I find that exhilarating because that, to me, is what public service is supposed to be about.
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And of course I'm conscious of what it means to LGBT people who come up to me and talk about what it means to them, from young people who felt emboldened to come out to their parents, to people my parents' age who are in tears because they didn't think this was possible.
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Believe it or not, there are some people who just come up to Park City not because they have a film in the program, not because they work for a distributor or a studio, not because they are being paid to write content about the festival, but because it's a good time.
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I get the bottle from the fridge door and pour most of it into a plastic cup and come up to her with my like Big Gulp and she's coming back from Mars and about to say something to me but I shush her with a finger on my lips and whisper, Listen.
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"Bottom line, shorter trade settlement means less risk to investors that something could come up to disrupt a trade," said Tom Price, managing director of technology and operations at brokerage trade group SIFMA and co-chair of the committee that worked closely on the securities industry's transition to the two-day settlement.
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Laying out rules that got snaps of approval from some audience members the night I saw the show, Ms. Mayet explains that white people are not invited to come up to her after the performance to tell her about their experience of it and that she will not be explaining her cultural references.
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For the last year and a half or so that I've been speaking at colleges or universities or other places, I'm inspired by not just those women that were at the march, but the young women who come up to me and tell me that they had never thought about public service before.
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At shows, when she's sitting and selling her merch, it's her that the kids come up to, offering her both tokens of affection and heir emotional burdens, seeing themselves in the echoes of the romantic turmoil and existential nerves that she's exposed over the course of the few dozen releases she's uploaded to the internet.
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Toronto artists Sarah Keenlyside and Joe Clement are bringing this fantasy one step closer to reality: They've constructed an exact replica of Ferris' bedroom, including all the ephemera and even a working IBM computer from that era, in the Gladstone Hotel as part of the venue's Come Up to My Room immersive art exhibition.
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"At an Axios event on Wednesday, Parker reportedly described as himself becoming "something of a conscientious objector" to social media off-camera before sharing some interesting nuggets about Facebook and immortality onstage:When Facebook was getting going, I had these people who would come up to me and they would say, "I'm not on social media.
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When I read from that book and I come up and talk to people afterwards, it's often older, white people who come up to me and they're weeping because all of a sudden for a few minutes they've had to interrogate their own sense of difference and hierarchy that they've not thought they had before.
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JW: The past couple years, I've played at the all ages "Everyone is Gay" Pride event (sponsored by the Tegan and Sara Foundation), and last year I had so many young queer and genderqueer folks come up to me and tell me how much my music and queer, trans, GNC visibility meant to them.
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I was raised to be afraid of the same things every other black person was pretty much raised to be afraid of, and it's not like N word using MFer is going to come up to me and be like, oh, well, I see your shoes, I guess I'm going to spare you today, sir.
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I believe that was wrong," Crow said, adding, "I don't think a week goes by that I'm out in this community that I don't run into parents, teachers, students who come up to me with tears in their eyes telling me they're afraid to go to school, they're afraid to take their kids to school.
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"If the president wants to come up to me and tell me to my face that it was a terrible tragedy and how it should never have happened and maintain telling us how nothing is going to be done about it, I'm going to happily ask him how much money he received from the National Rifle Association," Gonzalez said.
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Though perhaps I'd like to be, steering a tiny boat over that big, dark expanse of water where the Saguenay and the St. Lawrence rivers meet, with my fate in the hands of the tide and the god I don't believe in, while the endangered blues swim beneath me and the belugas come up to whistle and breathe.
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If the president wants to come up to me and tell me to my face that it was a terrible tragedy and how it should never have happened and maintain telling us how nothing is going to be done about it, I'm going to happily ask him how much money he received from the National Rifle Association.
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"I think the first time he approached me was 10 or 15 years ago and I was blown away because he went out of his way to come up to me, very casual not acting like a Hollywood phony at all and would tell me to 'keep at it' and 'keep doing my thing, man,&apos" she wrote.
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"I've had hundreds of people younger than me come up to me over the past 20 years to tell them that the first protest event they ever engaged in was the Day of Silence—and now they're running for office, launching a career as an out LGBT person, leading an LGBT organizing movement locally," said Gilliam.
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The other thing that's interesting as well has been seeing not only the interpretation of like, the immediacy of a record and being like "fuck yeah," but when people come up to you and talk about lyrics or textures in sound, it's really interesting to see how other people listen to and interpret it on their own thing.
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Thompson likes to fight in a range greater than the jab and to hang his lead hand low, but if MacDonald can put pressure on him and cut the cage, will that hand come up to hand fight or will it be occupied as a guard or a weapon and allow MacDonald to open up with his leads?
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"We're sending upon request, the two hospital ships — they're being prepared right now, they're massive ships, they're the big white ships with the red cross on the sides, one is called the Mercy and the other is called the Comfort, they are in tiptop shape, they soon will be, getting ready to come up to New York," Trump said.
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"She's very bubbly and nice, the kind of person who would come up to you and hug you, but in the courtroom, she becomes a very fiery, aggressive lawyer," said Judge Garrett D. Page of Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas, who once had Ms. Feden as a clerk and later presided over cases argued by her.
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Trump Jr. later told comedian Dave Rubin on his eponymous YouTube show that in the days afterward, several male fans had come up to him during book signings and told him they'd loved his appearance on "The View," though they stumbled when he asked what they were doing watching a show with a largely female demographic.
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If the President wants to come up to me and tell me to my face that it was a terrible tragedy and how it should never have happened and maintain telling us how nothing is going to be done about it, I'm going to happily ask him how much money he received from the National Rifle Association.
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However, by then the imminent end of the war in Europe — fierce fighting was still underway at time of the White House meeting between German and Soviet troops around Berlin — and the coming final battle with Japan meant that Truman had no choice but to come up to speed quickly in making a host of key decisions.
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"I'm not exaggerating, this still happens to me, people come up to me and say, 'Your representation in that show allowed me to feel comfortable with myself, or allowed me to come out to my family or my friends, or allowed me to realize I didn't have to be the stereotypical version of what I feared being queer meant,'" said Wilde.
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"If the president wants to come up to me and tell me to my face that it was a terrible tragedy and how it should never have happened and maintain telling us how nothing is going to be done about it, I'm going to happily ask him how much money he received from the National Rifle Association," she said to huge cheers.
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In an interview airing this weekend on the latest episode of Sunday TODAY with Willie Geist, Karlie Kloss tells the host, "I went to senior prom with my best friend from high school who came up to about here," she says gesturing to her waistline (although, to be fair, at 6'1″, most people probably come up to about that height on the model).
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And the carpeted world was the executive suite where Elizabeth would hold forth and would convince even Tyler — who knew how badly things were working in the tile world — but he would come up to the carpeted world and after a 10-minute conversation with Elizabeth, he'd be full of dreams and visions of how this was all gonna change the world.
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"If the president wants to come up to me and tell me to my face that it was a terrible tragedy and how it should never have happened, and maintain telling us how nothing is going to be done about it, I'm going to happily ask him how much money he received from the National Rifle Association," Emma Gonzalez said during her speech.
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"I know leadership is putting on a full court press to stop any more GOP members from signing on, but there are still some folks in favor of a (bill to save the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program) who have not signed the discharge petition so I'm hoping they'll come up to the well of the House and sign it," said Rep.
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"If the president wants to come up to me and tell me to my face that it was a terrible tragedy and how it should never have happened, and maintain telling us how nothing is going to be done about it, I'm going to happily ask him how much money he received from the National Rifle Association," Gonzalez said during her speech.
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"That feeling that I had after giving that speech at the Emmys, and having women come up to me and talk to me about how it affected them, or how it helped them, or how it changed them ... or bosses saying it changed what they gave to their female employees, is the greatest professional thing that has ever happened to me," she said.
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In the super-PAC ad, women of all colors lip sync as Trump makes negative comments about women, claiming that one woman has a "fat ass," asking whether "you like girls who are 5"1', they come up to you know where" and offering his judgment that a woman "who is very flat chested is very hard to be a ten.
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CAVUTO: All right, so, Congressman, if some of your colleagues -- now, actually, there are a good many of them at last count -- come up to you and say, Steve, you know, we need you right now, and we respect Paul Ryan, but January is a long time, we could get some things done right now with a new energized, galvanized group led by you, you would say?
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To see such a bright light brought low by infirmity is always hard, but this, or any other of the later videos of him at signings and conventions watch some of the later videos of him at signings and conventions: What comes across strongest is never that Heenan was pitiable; it's that all of the wrestlers would come up to him awash in reverence.
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"If the president wants to come up to me and tell me to my face that it was a terrible tragedy and how it should never have happened and maintain telling us how nothing is going to be done about it, I'm going to happily ask him how much money he received from the National Rifle Association," Emma Gonzalez, a senior at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High said at the demonstration.
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The two of them decide to delay their wedding and meet up with the rest of the family at Kevin's play debut, which he promptly ruins by fleeing the scene right before the lights come up to go and comfort Randall who is having a breakdown in his office -- the exact opposite of his reaction when his brother had a breakdown about Hamlet in the scenes from the past.
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Dent said he would back the package that House Republican leaders are crafting because he thought the House needed to act, but he also said he realized that the topline number that the GOP was pushing for defense -- $621 billion -- will come down, and that the number for domestic programs that Democrats want will have to come up to reach a deal on a full year budget sometime in early 2018.
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I'm really upset because it's been -- I care a lot, you know, when I see these young girls that come up to me, and they ask for pictures or autographs, whatever it is, I just -- I can't -- every time I look at them, every time I see them smiling, I just think -- I just want to create change so that they never, ever have to go through this.
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There are a lot of huge stars in this year's Oscar race, but few of them get industry crowds buzzing like Bong Joon Ho. The South Korean director has been a sensation at every awards-season party I've seen him at, as well-wishers from other movies — including Leonardo DiCaprio ("Once Upon a Time") and Dern — come up to tell him just how much they love his movie.
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"Mueller has come up to a red line in the Russia 2016 election-meddling investigation that he is dangerously close to crossing," Whitaker wrote, calling for Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE to "limit the scope" of the investigation.
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"Whether it's the President himself, the vice president, the senior team, the volunteers or the people who are out there just in America that voted for him or walked the streets or put up a sign, that to constantly be told 'no, no, no' and watch him go 'yes, yes, yes' every time and to come up to the next hurdle and see someone put a block up gets a little frustrating," Spicer said.
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When I am on the road, speaking and sharing my pay discrimination story with women's rights groups, students and lawmakers, the women who come up to me after my speech don't just tell me about how their male co-workers doing the same job are making more — they share stories of losing their job, being demoted or not advancing in the workplace because they didn't submit to sexual harassment or because they reported it.
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"I think once we showcased our journey on The Giuliana and Bill Show, there still isn't a day that goes by when someone doesn't come up to one of us and says, 'Thank you, my wife got a mammogram after watching the show,' or 'Thank you, my parents now know what we're going through with fertility,'" Bill said of why the power couple was inspired to work on the C3 Prize program.
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LePage also governs a Northeastern state where Trump is relatively popular, and has a history of saying frankly Trump-esque things — like the time he said "guys with the name D-Money, Smoothie, Shifty" would come up to Maine to sell drugs and "half the time they impregnate a young, white girl before they leave, which is a real sad thing because then we have another issue that we got to deal with down the road."
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COOPER: Michelle and I are, then, campaigning out in Iowa, and we're going to farms, and we're going to counties, and at one point, Michelle turned to me, and she said, you know, if I was living in a farmhouse where the sheriff's department is pretty far away and somebody can just turn off the highway and come up to the farm, I'd want to have a shotgun or a rifle to make sure that I was protected and my family was protected.
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I've had college students come up to me, some of them get beaten up, some of them get death threats, we have the intensity on the left that is very real, whether it is somebody holding up, a so-called comedian holding up the President's head in blood or whether it's right here in New York City, a play that shows the president being assassinated or it's Democratic-seated national politicians who are so angry they have to use vulgarity because they can't find in a common language to talk.
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