"I fall in love with who I fall in love with," she told Pride Source.
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"I just came to fall in love with these girls, and came to fall in love with their journey, and came to fall in love with how much they loved themselves," she says.
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Not for Rachel to fall in love with them, but for America to fall in love with them.
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I never expected to fall in love with a farmer, and he never expected to fall in love with a food blogger.
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You don't fall in love with the new girl in town — you fall in love with the quirky best friend who's been there all along.
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I do not want to take a drug to make me fall in love with someone, or worse still, have someone take a drug to fall in love with me.
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Not to mention, she's almost immediately faced with a love triangle: To fall in love with Pin, moody horseboi, or to fall in love with Marcus (Bruce Herbelin-Earle), perfectly pintuckedboi?
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Rhoden's choreography works to remind the audience how easy it is to fall in love with a collective social structure and why these collectives are so dangerously easy to fall in love with.
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Andy and Michael are easy to fall in love with.
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When did she fall in love with Chuck "Sweaty" Rhoades?
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Because once you fall in love with Alice, that's it.
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That made me fall in love with him even more.
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If you get something that you fall in love with.
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And eventually find and fall in love with someone else.
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People rarely fall in love with cars that make sense.
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To fall in love with the portal of your phone.
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Who knows, you might even fall in love with it.
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"People are going to fall in love with her again."
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What other actor can fall in love with a sheep?
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You're supposed to fall in love with who I am.
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Hannah, I'm genuinely starting to fall in love with you.
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"I'm starting to fall in love with you," he revealed.
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How did Bernard first fall in love with his creation?
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When did you first fall in love with the taco?
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Fall in love with this person if you want to.
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"I'm gonna fall in love with you someday," she pledges.
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When did you first fall in love with The Rasmus?
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Abusers can make their victims fall in love with them.
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Have you had many patients fall in love with you?
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I didn't fall in love with baseball as a whole.
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Rachel's family similarly appears to fall in love with Peter.
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This is what makes us fall in love with cities.
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That's when I began to fall in love with Beckett.
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And then I began to fall in love with it.
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I am sure I will fall in love with it.
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He is an easy man to fall in love with.
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You made me fall in love with both of you.
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Fall in love with a specific dish that scales well.
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I'm not sure if we fall in love with people or if we fall in love with the way they make us feel, the ways they expand who we are and wish to be.
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In the first half of the movie, it's astonishing to watch Cooper watch Gaga sing, to watch him fall in love with her as we in the audience fall in love with her through him.
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People are going to kind of fall in love with Corinne.
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Another weekend, another Netflix original romcom to fall in love with.
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He's just going to fall in love with a love interest?
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As fast as you can fall in love with a friend.
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"The world's going to fall in love with him," he added.
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Perhaps not enough to fall in love with, but potentially useful.
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All Beck needs to do is fall in love with him.
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Happy to have a new record to fall in love with.
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Get ready to fall in love with NYC all over again.
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Here are 5 reasons to fall in love with her. 1.
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Internet, get ready to fall in love with your new boyfriend.
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Who knows, maybe your kid will fall in love with PowerPoint?
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I definitely fall in love with a new band every week.
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Just mentally prepare yourself to fall in love with the cocoa.
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That is, if he doesn't fall in love with her first.
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Narcissus was cursed to fall in love with his own reflection.
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I haven't even gotten to fall in love with a robot.
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And then I have to fall in love with the animal.
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Fall in love with more artists on The Creators Project's Instagram.
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But I really wanted people to fall in love with her.
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It's hard not to fall in love with this fabulous mascara.
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There are some books that you immediately fall in love with.
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They fall in love with all the robust energy of youth.
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The game that made you fall in love with the sport.
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" Or just take @RockySullivan's advice: "Fall in love with a CPA.
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Confused because we're trying to fall in love with other people.
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We fall in love with it or we're following an artist.
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Fans will undoubtedly fall in love with Mary Elizabeth Winstead's Huntress.
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When they met, it made him fall in love with her.
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"Music fans need to fall in love with musicians," Lescop said.
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MUNCHIES: When did you begin to fall in love with cooking?
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You can't fall in love with a person over just a few fleeting minutes, and you shouldn't expect to be able to fully understand and fall in love with a pair of headphones that quickly either.
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The Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung argued that when we fall in love with someone, what we really fall in love with are the characteristics that are in us, but that, for whatever reason, we cannot access.
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When you fall in love with somebody, what percentage of that is based on finding somebody really attractive, and what happens if you fall in love with somebody and maybe [physical appearance] is too much of it?
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What does the internet do when they fall in love with something?
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Folks sure did fall in love with Doctson during the draft process.
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Those are the reasons why you fall in love with Arya Stark.
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When did Ryan Reynolds fall in love with now-wife Blake Lively?
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Eleanor doesn't fall in love with Chidi organically most of the time.
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I slowly began to fall in love with this smaller, northern city.
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How/when did you first fall in love with your late husband?
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It's easy to fall in love with the idea of liquid eyeshadow.
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Mostly, though, I want to fall in love with Resident Evil again.
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"I slowly learned to fall in love with someone new," she says.
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We'll admit, it's hard not to fall in love with Réalisation Par.
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It's just a whole package that you fall in love with, right?
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Have you ever tried to make someone fall in love with you?
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But Jarrod wasn't the only one to fall in love with Becky.
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It's a really great time to fall in love with instant cameras.
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Mandy Weikert wasn't ready to fall in love with another older dog.
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In conclusion: Get ready to fall in love with Nazeem Hussain, world.
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And now we need to make them fall in love with this.
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He's trying to fall in love with Death, who he calls Suzie.
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How do you watch your partner fall in love with someone else?
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"You never know what you may fall in love with," she says.
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Future episodes need to make the uninitiated fall in love with baseball.
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"I am starting to fall in love with you," she tells him.
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If you like kiwis, you'll fall in love with the mini version.
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In so doing, he enticed Trump to fall in love with Paris.
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It just might make you fall in love with this aging gesture.
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The night: music I fall in love with inevitably sounds like it.
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I'm just starting to fall in love with her, all over again.
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Would Drake fall in love with me, if we were to meet?
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I didn't fall in love with reading until I was about 22.
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Don't fall in love with Mark Harmon, because here comes Kevin Costner.
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Every 30 seconds another man seems to fall in love with Stalin.
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And they will all fall in love with nature in the process.
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It was just natural for me to fall in love with it.
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I fall in love with these people and I can't restrain myself.
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How would I fall in love with someone if I were deaf?
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It took me 28 seconds to fall in love with the place.
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Be the first in your neighborhood to fall in love with it.
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A business trip there made me fall in love with the city.
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There's nothing better than watching a child fall in love with reading.
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I needed to fall in love with Anya [Taylor-Joy] as well.
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I am sure I will, eventually, also fall in love with it.
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Get ready to fall in love with Julia Child all over again!
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People generally don't select a house; they fall in love with it.
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It's about helping them fall in love with the process of living.
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"He is an easy man to fall in love with," she wrote.
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Rule No. 222 is 'Don't ever fall in love with your fighter.
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His peers did not immediately fall in love with the celebration, either.
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Roquefort was the cheese that made me fall in love with blues.
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Undoubtably, "Istanbul" will make you fall in love with the eponymous city.
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Imagine you only discover this after you fall in love with him.
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I think there's a large number of people that love porgs not because the movie made them fall in love with the little critters, but because the marketing ahead of the movie made them fall in love with them.
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Because really, why fall in love with something you may not ever have?
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But don't we all fall in love with imperfect partners in the end?
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But there are other, lesser-known features you might fall in love with.
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"[And] you can&apost help who you fall in love with," she added.
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I'm not just sexually attracted to men; I fall in love with them.
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You will laugh, you will cry, you will fall in love with it.
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Fall in love with one person, be sincere, and then marry that person.
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But what happens if you fall in love with your best friend IRL?
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Some fall in love with people who already have children, and feel satisfied.
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"That's what people fall in love with – the partnership you have," she says.
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"We never expected players to fall in love with specific places," Cymet explains.
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"You can't afford to fall in love with a stock," he told investors.
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Even a group can adopt an idea and fall in love with it.
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But audiophiles who hear the speakers "fall in love" with them, Sannie claims.
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People tend to assume I fall in love with the thrill of addiction.
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But what I didn't expect was to fall in love with a weapon.
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"When you come to Charleston, you fall in love with Charleston," said Fisher.
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Meanwhile, Jonathan has begun to fall in love with the nearly drowned musician.
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Prepare to fall in love with country music's newest leading lady, Bailey Bryan.
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Robinson, only to subsequently fall in love with her age-appropriate daughter Elaine.
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And like generations before them, they too fall in love with the sitcom.
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If it were winter now, I could even fall in love with you.
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"Pete got me to fall in love with myself again," Chasten Buttigieg reflected.
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If I fall in love with something, I don't want to say never.
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"You fall in love with the voice when you get older," he said.
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Neptune can put things on a pedestal and fall in love with strangers.
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He made them fall in love with him, and also their mothers. Yeah.
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He said to me, 'You can't help who you fall in love with.
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Other people can fall in love with my friends like how I have.
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It'll take like that for me to fall in love with it again.
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It's a job, but you don't fall in love with writing about weddings.
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I needed to find a way to fall in love with winter again.
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So that's the secret: Fall in love with someone who has a phone.
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He certainly never expected to fall in love with one of their mothers.
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I fall in love with things and collect them without a grand strategy.
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But also: I can fall in love with you if I want to.
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Who can help falling in love with who they fall in love with?
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"I try not to fall in love with any particular source," he said.
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He was happy but wasn't sure he could fall in love with me.
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Young people in India now have access to revolutionary new information from the country's Health Ministry, CNN reports: A boy can fall in love with a boy, a girl can fall in love with a girl, and that's completely natural.
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You might not instantly fall in love with all of them, but who cares?
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Verdict: I know for certain dance enthusiasts will fall in love with AKT Mixer.
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You can program a robot to fall in love with a color easily enough.
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They were ready to fall in love with a defiantly un-PC celebrity strongman.
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Let's start from the beginning, when did you fall in love with doing hair?
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It was at university where she would first fall in love with another woman.
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Microsoft wants video editors, artists, designers and animators to fall in love with Windows.
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It's easy to fall in love with an outfit you see someone else wearing.
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I mean, how hard is it to not fall in love with an oyster?
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This fun novel represents a cast of diverse characters you'll fall in love with.
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We rarely meet a pair of boots we don't immediately fall in love with.
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I think maybe, in the second one, he will fall in love with her.
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You fall in love with another worm who's stolen away by the early bird.
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"I like to romanticize businesses, and I fall in love with them," Lemonis said.
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A pair of jeans you always fall in love with and never stop wearing.
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I think people will fall in love with the creamy texture and easy application.
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I browse the new arrivals and instantly fall in love with a few pieces.
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"If you come to it, you're gonna fall in love with it," says Feldman.
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And it's not just Simon and his crew that you'll fall in love with.
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Should you really let yourself fall in love with someone who thinks this way?
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It's rare that I hear a track and fall in love with it instantly.
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Well, its summer sale is making us fall in love with it even more.
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When you get to know Inanna, she is easy to fall in love with.
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"This is the picture that made me fall in love with her," Draper said.
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The thing I never anticipated is how much I'd fall in love with Madrid.
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I never expected to fall in love with a fixer-upper, but it happened.
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And, when I fall in love with a language, I have to learn it.
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Fall in love with and accept the actual person as they really, truly are.
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Explain how something works, and make [visitors] fall in love with the science too.
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Suddenly, I'd fall in love with the clothes in my closet all over again.
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Of course the young, sassy woman is going to fall in love with him.
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After all, it was her enchiladas that made you fall in love with her.
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How do you get somebody to fall in love with you in 15 minutes?
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But I have never been able to make myself fall in love with America.
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It didn't take me long to fall in love with him, so Smudge stayed!
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And I do think I'm starting to fall in love with you, I am.
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The pleasant encounter stays with her, making her fall in love with the counry.
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You can't get a reservation, but you can fall in love with her story.
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But if you hate shopping for groceries, you may fall in love with AmazonFresh.
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Imagine this: You fall in love with someone who lives in a different country.
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"I always fall in love with crooked places," the 38-year-old designer says.
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Victims fall in love with the charming side of the abuser, a public persona.
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So how does a flesh and blood man fall in love with a hologram?
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Once you fall in love with it, you can reread it over and over.
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"From that first interaction, I knew I could fall in love with Jordan," she said.
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And later that goes away, so you fall in love with somebody for other reasons.
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Here are 13 psychological reasons that affect whether someone will fall in love with you.
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Fall in love with this new guest mix, created exclusively for THUMP, by Swing Ting.
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The Art of Plating Instagram will make you fall in love with tweezer food again.
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Click ahead for our opal ring picks and fall in love with this unique stone.
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In The Wedding Planner, her service job helps her fall in love with a doctor.
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For instance, wearing rose quartz won't make everyone you pass fall in love with you.
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Every year at the Geneva Motor Show, I fall in love with Lamborghini's Huracán anew.
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"From that first interaction, I knew I could fall in love with Jordan," she says.
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There's a good chance there you'll fall in love with waiting for you right now.
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I couldn't fall in love with a man the same way I did with Mary.
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"The thing that you have to fall in love with is the process," Carter said.
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She's not a Tom Hanks character you'll fall in love with right from the beginning.
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Time and time again, I have watched big tough men fall in love with Trucker.
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"The goal is to make the younger generations fall in love with reading," Sagan added.
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Then a video like this comes along, and we fall in love with love again.
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We don't watch him fall in love with Betty (Liv Tyler), because he already is.
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"People fall in love with a service or a product or a platform," Karp said.
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"I want him to fall in love with my kids," she braces herself for failure.
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There will always be young girls out there who fall in love with boy bands.
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" The harsh truth: "Don't fall in love with GM. She will not love you back.
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I was like, 'Oh god, I think I'm going to fall in love with her.
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Don't fall in love with an idea of how you want your spouse to be.
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If softness is your biggest concern, you'll fall in love with Naadam's Mongolian cashmere sweaters.
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I am not the kind of person who can gradually fall in love with someone.
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That's what made me really fall in love with New York and want to stay.
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It seemed so ridiculous to me as I fall in love with people and language.
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My friend says that I fall in love with every man who talks to me.
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I'm going to do all of this, probably, just to fall in love with someone.
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Our Travel writer went to Montreal's Nordic spas to fall in love with winter again.
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We fall in love with new neighborhoods and cities, and sometimes end up moving there.
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I was like, 'Oh God, I think I'm going to fall in love with her.
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What I tell people in show business is, Don't fall in love with a hooker.
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"I fall in love with two things initially, beyond food: spaces and stories," said Starr.
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"Don't fall in love with something that's already out of your price range," Hale says.
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Pisces are naturally romantic and easily fall in love with suitors who excite their imaginations.
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Since 2015, I have anxiously awaited a new hybrid text to fall in love with.
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Their commitment to transparency is what caused the world to fall in love with them.
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And some people, after they fall in love with it, it just changes who they are.
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Instead, the subtitled French drama about a young thief made him fall in love with movies.
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You can only hope they fall in love with you, so you can be friends after.
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I was alone and I loved that I was able to fall in love with myself.
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Actually, along the way, hunting and fishing makes you fall in love with the natural world.
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Can you fall in love with someone through letters, even when they're not addressed to you?
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If sudsy shampoos tend to dry out your scalp, you'll fall in love with this serum.
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But you're not out of luck: Ahead, find the closest alternatives to fall in love with.
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It also allowed me to see what might have made Andrew fall in love with him.
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This is a show about 29 women trying to fall in love with the same guy.
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"I compared it to Stockholm Syndrome, where you fall in love with your captor," she said.
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People fall in love with and marry people who are just as highly educated as themselves.
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It's natural for writers to fall in love with words, but comics are a visual medium.
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They run around Paris and fall in love with two French boys in Passport to Paris.
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Is she whip-smart and insouciant, the ideal gal to fall in love with a buffalo?
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" "I'm watching Ryder now fall in love with what it means to be on a set.
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But when you fall in love with a song, you want to listen to it again.
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However, if I really fall in love with an item, I might eat more of it.
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Who knew you'd find so many great records from 1970s Togo to fall in love with?
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She made it easy to fall in love with her, and easy to start a relationship.
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That we must fall in love with the world that we so deeply wish to change.
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If you really want to fall in love with America, try leaving it for a while.
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Hopefully it will help you fall in love with the most powerful and protean of instruments.
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Walker is in love with sleep and wants us to fall in love with sleep, too.
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When you fall in love with something, it's painful when it doesn't work for everybody else.
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"We want people to fall in love with Dirty Lemon beverages in Walmart stores," he said.
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" In the end, he adds, "I do think I'm starting to fall in love with you.
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Of course, it is hard not to "fall in love" with certain answers or certain clues.
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"I fall in love with textures and materials — things that are heavy and raw," he says.
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"You know how long it took me to fall in love with this body?" she said.
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You can't not adore Carmen, who dances, DJs, and makes Shane fall in love with her.
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Before you can truly commit to another person, you have to first fall in love with yourself.
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And the Scotts are betting big that their fans will fall in love with the new concept.
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I'm sure they will fall in love with the region, just as Canadians have done for generations.
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"She told us her plan was to make Haldor fall in love with her," Ms. Northan said.
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After more than 10 years of waiting, it's time to fall in love with Looking for Alaska.
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I tend to fall in love with films that hold within them the possibility of changing things.
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"We set out to create a product that people could fall in love with," Jadallah tells TechCrunch.
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"It's easy to fall in love with oneself, but this is not about us," General Nagata said.
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I say my job as a pediatrician is to help you fall in love with your baby.
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"It's so special and it just makes me fall in love with him even more," she raved.
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We often say that we "want to live there" when we fall in love with a tape.
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Will she fall in love with it and need to factor another $650 into the beauty budget?
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It's more a stand-in for that guy you shouldn't fall in love with what you do.
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Fall in love with your partner, your favorite sports team, or whatever else, but not your investments.
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As for Tai, the role that made us all fall in love with the late Brittany Murphy?
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I wanted to fall in love with this child just as I had the two times before.
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And those aren't the only new Starbucks items you can fall in love with this Valentine's Day.
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He's just a chill guy that happened to fall in love with her on a reality show.
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The only problem was, the pieces I'd fall in love with tended to cost upwards of $100.
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I never worried that my boyfriends would cheat on me, or fall in love with someone else.
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You may want to fall in love with it, like Joaquin Phoenix's character in the movie Her.
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She wanted to bone passive male dentists (respect) and fall in love with her hot best friend.
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But there's something in Amy's eyes that's so soulful, you can't not fall in love with her.
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" She also posted a quote reading "Fall in love with taking care of yourself, mind, body, spirit.
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"Cindy was very young too, and you can't help who you fall in love with," says Sidney.
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From Watch Action Bronson Fall in Love with Paris in the Season Finale of 'Fuck, That's Delicious'
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" Clinton added: "You know, people don't choose who they fall in love with — they fall in love.
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" Clinton added "You know, people don't choose who they fall in love with — they fall in love.
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" Officer Norman said that his followers "fall in love with these people that they'll never even meet.
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Over the course of the film, we see Honnold fall in love with a woman named Sanni.
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Democrats have shown a knack at using media to make the public fall in love with them.
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It took an 18-minute subway ride for me to fall in love with a total stranger.
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It is hard, I'm not gonna lie, but you can't help who you fall in love with.
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Nobody knew they were going to fall in love with any of those games—they were new.
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Take your mom for a camping adventure to fall in love with your homeland all over again.
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While I'm very intrigued by the headset design, I didn't fall in love with its build-quality.
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Rght, but the first record you fall in love with definitely gets imprinted in your musical DNA.
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Did she actually fall in love with him when he visited her homeland as a young man?
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"I never set out to fall in love with someone who has the same condition," he said.
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The big online dating rebrand means the apps want you to fall in love with them now.
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Unfortunately, I just didn't fall in love with any of the coats so I didn't buy anything.
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It's kind of like when you fall in love with someone, and you think you know them.
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"I'm not sure I will fall in love with the guy before I get married," Naina admits.
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It has pockets — a "bonus" hidden feature that's made shoppers fall in love with it even more.
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They both fall in love with their Russian tutor, Sasha; Amy goes to university at age 15.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — Why has it taken me so long to fall in love with vowelless crosswords?
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Not all the characters fall in love, but you'll absolutely fall in love with all the characters.
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"We want to continue to give people something that you fall in love with," Mr. Krakoff said.
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But post-smooch, Ms. Howard abruptly blurted a warning: "Don't fall in love with me," she said.
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"I told you I'm starting to fall in love with you, and that's true," he told her.
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The images it can produce are so beautiful, you'll fall in love with photography all over again.
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"You will lose a generation, who never have chance to fall in love with Blackburn," Fish said.
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"He is an easy man to fall in love with," she writes in a Modern Love column.
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I can almost guarantee you will fall in love with it like I—and countless others—did.
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I may be heartbroken, but I would fall in love with and marry Ronen all over again.
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LAS VEGAS — If you want people to fall in love with your curves, you better make them clean.
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" And Joe said: "No, don't worry, I don't think anybody's going to fall in love with these guys.
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"You need someone to fall in love with your soul, not your f—ing body," says Stanger, 55.
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Those usually end up being the ideas we fall in love with the most, because they're so stupid.
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It's how she constructed her effortless Cool Girl persona and made the country fall in love with her.
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For many critics, "Cars" (2006) was the first Pixar movie that they didn't immediately fall in love with.
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If you fall in love with one of these tiny visitors (how could you not?), you're in luck.
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In Her, Joaquin Phoenix and his high-waisted pants fall in love with Scarlett Johansson's disembodied operating system.
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I fall in love with a vintage bohemian table on the app, but it's sadly already been sold.
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My dream is to have an arranged marriage where I fall in love with my spouse over time.
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It's like, if you're going to fall in love with someone, why base it on their music tastes?
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In conclusion, if you like privacy, you should fall in love with a VPN service and/or Tor.
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It's really exciting that young kids will fall in love with the Smurfs again after seeing this movie.
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In both variants, the Aeon Flows are easy to fall in love with and hard to put down.
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But she did reveal what it's been like for her to "fall in love" with a special someone.
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And can you truly fall in love with a movie while you're stuck in a giant tube slide?
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He marvels at how ridiculous it was for him to fall in love with her, a mere thing.
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For those in need of some skin plumping, you'd without a doubt fall in love with this oil.
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They can explore any religion, fall in love with any race, and love who they want to love.
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Peppermint-Bark Lip BalmLip balm addicts, it's time to fall in love with something of your own creation.
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"There's no better way to fall in love with a place than to sincerely photograph it," he said.
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"The first thing you want is for the audience to fall in love with the subject," he said.
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"They are classic, timeless stories about characters that you fall in love with and transport you," he said.
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America would really take off as well, if voters would just fall in love with that girl, too.
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We know they're going to fall in love (with each other and with the entire continent of Africa).
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There's no reason for Baby to help Penny, for her to dance or fall in love with Johnny.
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It was only these two [Harper and Green] that have made me fall in love with it again.
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You can disappear in both, and I did, which made me fall in love with it even more.
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They were unforgiving games, harder than most of the things I typically fall in love with, game-wise.
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I fall in love with a full-body mirror and immediately put a down payment ($160) on it.
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Let me fall in love with the guns I want, rather than stress out about their expiration date.
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" He then told the makeup artist to "Keep putting makeup on her, I'll fall in love with her.
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Eaves said this double-oaked spirit got her to fall in love with bourbon in the first place.
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An introvert, I wanted to fall in love with one person so I could stop flinging myself around.
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Reading Boy, Snow, Bird, it was possibly to fall in love with Boy, Oyeyemi's tragic, striving, wicked stepmother.
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In other words, don't have sex with someone unless you're prepared to fall in love with them. Exactly.
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"We tend to fall in love with somebody who has the same values as we do," Fisher says.
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Do you hope that a new generation of children will fall in love with Travers's magical flying nanny?
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But I wonder even more what kind of woman would fall in love with a man like me.
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It's important that the finished product is this incredible animal that you literally just fall in love with.
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If you fall in love with a dog enough, you just think — I've got to take it home.
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I didn't fall in love with a person, but with a place — a nearby public garden, called Chanticleer.
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Helen is easy to fall in love with, not because she is likable, but because she is angry.
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It's hard not to fall in love with Stow-on-the-Wold, a market town that invites exploration.
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It was "a thousand little things" that made him fall in love with Ms. Tsai, Mr. Wallace said.
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It's not a very special car, it's not one you'll fall in love with on a test drive.
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Lu would never fall in love with Samuel, unless she had to use him for some ulterior motive.
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I promise that you're going to fall in love with how soft they are just like I did.
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That it's not just a view or a backdrop, but something we're supposed to fall in love with.
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I end up getting a few options as backups and a sweater that I fall in love with.
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"The idea is to make the players fall in love with Adidas at a young age," McDermott said.
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Supposedly, the best way to master a foreign language is to fall in love with a native speaker.
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"Then I also wanted things that girls of all skin tones could fall in love with," Rihanna said.
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Still, the two, predictably, fall in love, with Xuan proving he is brave enough to break the taboo.
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We can fall in love with any candidate, but we must then fall in line with the nominee.
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What does it mean when we, as artists who work with people, fall in love with our participants?
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She, so prosperous and fickle, can make you fall in love with her in just a few hours.
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This caused her tongue to flop out of her mouth, and the internet to fall in love with her.
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When I watched Ben's season I was wondering how someone could fall in love with two people at once.
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Can you remember, what was the first piece of music that really made you fall in love with music?
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It's this commitment to weirdly practical products that made me fall in love with the original Luminoodle light rope.
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It's very intense, and I tried to not fall in love with each person, but I kind of did.
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I've returned to fall in love with the diver I met on this same Belizean peninsula three months ago.
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Andy Grammer's secret to a successful marriage: finding ways to fall in love with his wife all over again.
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Yes, it contradicted itself, once she did fall in love, with a fellow Party intellectual, a skinny bespectacled Jew.
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Plus, you have two very different dogs to fall in love with — a golden retriever and an American bulldog!
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I hope you fall in love with Sweet Arizona and listen to it on repeat for hours and hours.
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He is excited for his family to fall in love with her the way he has fallen in love.
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Once you start your workout, compete with yourself and others — you'll fall in love with the post-workout feeling!
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Then I find an amazing mohair coat at Scanlan Theodore, which I fall in love with and purchase ($492.70).
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Welcome to 1986, you're about to fall in love with a woman who will eventually sleep with your father.
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We fall in love with her because for many of us, we finally see ourselves fully represented on screen.
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I don't think they should fall in love with robots but [having a robot companion] could help them psychologically.
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When you're playing an amphibian man, will the audience buy that a woman could fall in love with that?
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You'll fall in love with each of them in tandem as they're drawn to one another by sacrilegious instinct.
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They read the same books, watch the same TV, and fall in love with Burt Reynolds just as fast.
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A bunch of people travel together and some of them fall in love (with the same person, but still).
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Or rather, you fall in love with the defense attorney from Atlanta who spurned you once upon a time.
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"There is something in Amy's eyes, in Amy's face, you can't not fall in love with Amy," he says.
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This record is full of the kind of Spiritualized music that made me fall in love with the band.
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And while it isn't as smashing as the original, there's still plenty here to fall in love with again.
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And I have begun to fall in love with someone new—someone who lives 5,447 miles away from me.
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" I just don't want him to fall in love with something and then be like, "You can't have it!
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When I fall in love with a show today, I'm falling in love with a show as a critic.
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You can get slurry all you want, but you might want to fall in love with the cocoa instead.
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The memory of Cincinnati's shame had faded, and America was ready to fall in love with mass transportation again.
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I know it's bad to fall in love with a material possession but fuck it, Sandy makes me happy.
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I didn't "feel pregnant" and then "fall in love" with the microscopic worm nugget wreaking havoc in my uterus.
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"Some of our clients do fall in love with a piece and buy it straight away," Ms. Scheufele said.
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We'd never curse someone with the capacity to dream, or to fall in love, with so damning a sobriquet.
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They say that when you fall in love with a Libra it's like an angel has descended from heaven.
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"Beyond the music, if you get to know them, you fall in love with their infectious personalities," said Han.
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We did this, I believe, with the implicit assumption that we would not fall in love with anyone else.
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Brand and Eva spend free days — and nights — together, but she forbids him to fall in love with her.
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Walia told Reuters last week that Chan's return to Canada had helped him fall in love with skating again.
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Figure out your budgetBefore you fall in love with a car, it's a good idea to set your budget.
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Vows 11 Photos View Slide Show ' To fall in love with a sailor is to court a broken heart.
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"It gets kids to fall in love with thinking," said Sean O'Hanlon, who designed the Success Academy chess curriculum.
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"We wanted a unique space where we'd fall in love with coming to work every day," Cadena tells me.
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Join the 37,000 — sign our petition, now, to Disney asking that Elsa fall in love with a Prince. #CharmingPrinceForElsa.
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With Embiid's size and post game, it's important for him not to fall in love with his perimeter game.
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That they can fall in love with whomever they want, and that person would feel welcome in Swedish society.
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This may be an argument for the sin of Onan, where there's only yourself to fall in love with.
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It isn't long before these drooling rubes turn into trash-talking toddlers and fall in love with the scatological.
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Critic's pick Diane Keaton and Brendan Gleeson fall in love, with a little help from a picturesque London park.
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You should not fall in love with your mentor, but you should try to punish him with your poems.
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A prostitute wouldn't fall in love with you she would just steal your shit and sell it for coke.
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"I didn't follow Le Mans as a kid, but I did fall in love with the race," he said.
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And unlike a certain Edward Cullen, they are not likely to fall in love with any humans they encounter.
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The best thing you can do to save the earth is to fall in love with your own world.
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You could fall in love with an idea in those days, recalls John Gast, 32, retired painter of secrets.
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By the end the pairs fall for each other — and the Jewish characters easily fall in love with Christmas.
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I learned that when I was very young at Fidelity — you just don't fall in love with your stocks.
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"People fall in love with the wrong people sometimes," she tells her mother and her lawyer in the verses.
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I fall in love with being uncomfortable, so this is another uncomfortable thing for me, and I love it.
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"Unless we make people fall in love with the brand and our products, there's absolutely no point to us."
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Better, she thought, to fall in love with one person and have sex with him for the foreseeable future.
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"People who don't grow up here, they come and just fall in love with the ocean," Mr. Naham said.
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And you fall in love with watching Pullman's scrappy, clever heroine, Lyra, battle her way past immeasurably powerful adults.
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And get this: They're so convinced you'll fall in love with them, they're even offering $15 off your first pair.
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All the clothes have that same take on cool-girl basics that made us fall in love with their swimwear.
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"When you fall in love with a sport, that's all you want to do, watch other teams play," she said.
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" Campbell added: "If it makes people angry, if it makes people fall in love with him, that's besides the point.
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"I did not want to fall in love with a married woman; it seemed chancy," he writes in the book.
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Even worse, there's incriminating video evidence of Hardin declaring to his friends he'd make Tessa fall in love with him.
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The castmembers of Stranger Things have spent the latter half of 2016 making the world fall in love with them.
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It was a little bit funny and incredibly heartfelt, and made us fall in love with him that much more.
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The problem happens when you hear something and you just fall in love with it and then nothing else works.
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I would find Minnie Riperton albums that I would fall in love with, also, a lot of old country records.
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So find something that you really want to do — that you can fall in love with — then shoot for it.
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"Fall in love with the problem, not the solution," mentors keep telling a succession of startup clusters in acceleration programs.
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The people we fall in love with are not always the people that can guarantee orthodox versions of relationship security.
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How do you watch Girls Trip and not fall in love with Jada Pinkett Smith, Queen Latifah, and Tiffany Haddish?
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"They fall in love with winners, they pay too much, they sell the losers too fast, they overtrade," Krawchecks said.
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Gorgeous women fall in love with them, money finds its way into their pockets, and their dubious affairs go unpunished.
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I fall in love with a pair of Reebok cropped leggings, so I get two pairs in different prints ($29.98).
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"He is a charmer, he will just look at you and you fall in love with him," Celia Kinzel said.
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But now another lucky family will get to fall in love with Stella just as much as we already have.
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Here are the five Miranda Sings videos that made us fall in love with Ballinger's Crocs-obsessed alter ego. 1.
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Now he helps incarcerated students fall in love with learning and plan for a fulfilling life once they get out.
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Kamil tells Annaliese that he thinks Shushanna is using "Russian witchery" to get him to fall in love with her.
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Perhaps, I don't know, Wonder Woman could fall in love with her wacky rival, who morphs into a likeable character?
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I fall in love with all the houses immediately; it is my dream to rehab a historic house one day!
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I just try to let love surprise me because you never know who you're going to fall in love with.
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I'll never be able to fall in love with a man from a dormitory town who doesn't have any money.
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I'm about to witness an arcane ritual intended to bewitch Wall Street and help it fall in love with cryptocurrency.
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But you'll remember that you can fall in love with the most unexpected person even under the most unexpected circumstances.
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I hear "El Sonidito" by Hechizeros Band for the first time, and I fall in love with its little beeps.
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It's hard not to fall in love with the place when so much love has clearly been put into it.
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Certainly, Fiona's powers of persuasion have already been proven—she's convinced the whole world to fall in love with her.
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I started to fall in love with him after that whole tragedy... I realized that I loved him all along.
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Fall in love with the #OOTD-elevating look now, before snow hits the ground (that'll make maintenance a little trickier).
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The food industry has helped people not just day-trip, but fall in love with it and move out here.
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Instead of falling in love with a car, fall in love with a retirement or savings account, or a home.
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"There's always a moment where Trey will fall in love with the show, and the pages start flowing," she said.
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He instantly falls in love, and we get to fall in love with it all over again through his eyes.
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Those infected find themselves unable to fall in love with candidates, instead worrying about what theoretical swing voters may feel.
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What if they want the person to fall in love with them, or if the person won't use a condom?
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As you can tell from the trailer, or even the posters, Mia and Sebastian fall in love with each other.
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For most people, however, "Vinyl" isn't good enough to fall in love with but isn't bad enough to hate-watch.
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New York City is loaded with friendly cyclists who want to help you fall in love with their favorite pastime.
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To fall in love with Crystal Palace, then, one has to be able to appreciate the scruffier things in life.
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Would Abraham Lincoln fall in love with the goddess Venus, or strike out after a bunch of lame, misfired flirting?
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I thought if I showed him all the ways I could be useful, he would fall in love with me.
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Hell, Eat, Pray, Love author Elizabeth Gilbert went so far as to actually fall in love with her best friend.
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Which is a shame, really, because there's a lot to unpack here, and a lot to fall in love with.
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Then, in 2003, America's Next Top Model hit our screens, making us fall in love with her all over again.
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We fall in love with the singers of our youth, and the best of them travel with us through life.
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Her husband Jack, with the help of some holiday magic, helps her fall in love with him all over again.
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I would not, I told myself, ever fall in love with a man who practiced the right to bear arms.
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"It's just as easy to fall in love with a rich girl as a poor one," my mother told me.
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Little Paul watches his parents fall in love with new partners, and he seems to run free with scant oversight.
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It was a way of telling the audience this is a man we need to all fall in love with.
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A whole new generation is about to fall in love with The Office thanks to a delightful new children's book.
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If you fall in love with something, getting more of it can be kind of a pain in the butt.
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"Fall in love with taking care of yourself, mind, body, spirit," the singer posted Wednesday on her official Instagram account.
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She will make me a better person, and I knew that as I started to fall in love with her.
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I reached out to Frank to ask what happens then: Will we start to fall in love with our machines?
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The one that made us fall in love with doing mindless tasks for thankless, virtual pets for the very first time?
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"We truly love this city and wanted our guests to fall in love with it as we have done," she said.
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Nobody — not even a mustachioed loner with pants pulled up to his belly button — would fall in love with these machines.
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This time last year, the world was preparing to fall in love with Netflix's The End Of The F***ing World.
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While their game doesn't make fans fall in love with them, it does instill fear in the hearts of their opponents.
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This room seems to embody the warmth that made so many Bachelor viewers fall in love with Hannah B. last season.
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However, she really made the world fall in love with her by telling silly stories, like this one about her roommate.
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He then began to help Vanya come out of her shell as they seemed to fall in love with each other.
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Us, she'll fall in love with wine country and just chill out in a Napa vineyard for the next couple years.
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But while Vox Lux is remote and caustic, A Star Is Born is inviting and easy to fall in love with.
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But then she found herself falling in love with herself again instead of trying to fall in love with someone else.
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I know for sure that I'll never fall in love with the KSE1500s the way I did with Audeze's iSine 20.
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I've been voting since I was 18, and the only candidate I ever needed to fall in love with was you.
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"People are like he's so cocky, he's so arrogant, he'll never find somebody to fall in love with," Johnson tells PEOPLE.
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It was ballroom commentators like Kevin JZ Prodigy and Gregg Evisu who made me fall in love with riding a beat.
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I had this idea to tell when you fall in love with someone, but from a girl's perspective for another girl.
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To top off the fried chicken craze, KFC's newly released dating simulator wants us to fall in love with Colonel Sanders.
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That's what I try to show people, and some viewers fall in love with my patients just from hearing their story.
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"I had come to fall in love with this little boy with this big ball on his face," she told Today.
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"We fall in love with her because for many of us, we finally see ourselves fully represented on screen," Conley wrote.
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Though everyone who met Berg would fall in love with her, Burrington says, Berg also had lots of love to give.
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The music is so powerful when I'm in front of an audience of any color — they fall in love with it.
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While For Honor's multiplayer can hold the interest of players who fall in love with the controls, it won't keep everyone.
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Get ready to fall in love with the most beautiful doomed family on TV since the Fishers on Six Feet Under.
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If I were to fall in love with a woman who used to be a man—tough life for everybody else!
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Dyson Cyclone V10 Absolute You never knew it was possible to fall in love with a vacuum before your first Dyson.
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"We want them to fall in love with our sport," Murray told the group of inspiring children to learn the sport.
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Designing hardware and software in tandem allows for the detailed decision-making that makes people fall in love with their phones.
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Do you know Billy Collins's poem about undressing Emily Dickinson and how all teenage boys fall in love with Emily Dickinson?
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It's rare that you read something that you just fall in love with, and The Wall was one of those scripts.
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So Evans unpacks not one but two juicers and is ready to make me fall in love with fresh-pressed juice.
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Fall in love with the roast pork or the meatball, but you can't go wrong with anything on their tiny menu.
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Let's be honest: nobody's going to fall in love with your app if they can't figure out how to use it.
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"People are like he's so cocky, he's so arrogant, he'll never find somebody to fall in love with," Johnson told PEOPLE.
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No matter how hard we try, or how carefully we plan, no one can decide who they fall in love with.
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The internet tends to fall in love with low-budget commercials that are just cheesy and awkward enough to be admirable.
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Viewers were skeptical when he told Hannah he was "starting to fall in love" with her in only the second episode.
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Brie Larson has some next-level pattern pairing that'll make you fall in love with the dressing conceit all over again.
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" He says that it was a reminder not to fall in love with the role, because "people don't give a damn.
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Business Insider talked to six Costco lovers and discovered five main reasons that people fall in love with the warehouse store.
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Then you go off and fall in love with somebody who would not be acceptable to them, and you feel torn.
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To break a tragic spell, a beast must make someone fall in love with him in "Beauty and the Beast" (1991).
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If they're done well, they can offer insight into something old and give fans something new to fall in love with.
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Hopefully, you're prepared for a long-term, committed relationship, because you're bound to fall in love with one of these recs.
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For this sex worker in North Hollywood to fall in love with me and say he'll jerk me off for free?
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Ever heard the one about the spell that causes the victim to fall in love with the first person they see?
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""I suppose I found out I'm just a normal girl, and normal girls fall in love with normal boys...like you!
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Once we were trapped together, I'd pull out all the stops to force my date to fall in love with me.
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They laugh and drink as love dies, of how a noble-lady could ever fall in love with a black peasant.
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Is there something you had written off at first glance, only to fall in love with it after a second chance?
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Its limits, made for both innuendo and artful elision, align with passionate longing: You fall in love with what isn't there.
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I wouldn't have allowed myself to fall in love with a woman, because it was such a horror to my family.
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And if you fall in love with those Audi Avants you can no longer buy in America, don't take it personally.
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At the very least, you'll fall in love with the crow protagonist and narrator, S.T." —owner Melanie Cade "Southern Gothic fun!
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The movie starred the four women as witches living with a curse that kills any man they fall in love with.
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"It's not as popular as Phoenix or Sedona, but trust me: it's easy to fall in love with Flagstaff," Brown continued.
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They send me samples, and if I fall in love with their product and their company, I'll help spread the word!
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"See, you don't wanna fall in love with me," she coos, while sending precisely the opposite message: of course you do.
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Readers will fall in love with Byx and race with her through Nedarra, breathless and eager, thinking deeply all the way.
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Think people are going to fall in love with Mary Elizabeth Winstead's badass, but slightly awkward (in a good way), Huntress.
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I arrived alone in a long black dress and proceeded to watch a stubborn man fall in love with an alien.
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If it's so delicious, why don't we all just find new partners, fall in love with them, and leave our spouses?
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Lopez knew you had to simultaneously fall in love with her, respect her, and be in awe of her within seconds.
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People would fall in love with Palm Springs and buy a house and rent it out to help pay the mortgage.
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Shane is the girl we hope we never fall in love with, because she's a seductive philanderer, but we do anyway.
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Ava was in the habit of moaning about all the reasons she could never fall in love with her new boyfriend.
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Check out some of the most stunning examples ahead, and get ready to fall in love with flower crowns all over again.
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If I was to go into the studio and… started to write, I'm sure I would fall in love with it again.
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" It's a song about the seductiveness of melancholy, one that warns, "You fall in love with lonely, you end up that way.
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But she never expected to fall in love with one of the pooches, a 2-year-old Plott Hound mix named Rambo.
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For people who haven't read comics, you can hand them Runaways and say, 'You're going to fall in love with these characters.
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I'm certainly not in denial about it, but here's the thing, I don't know how to un-fall in love with him.
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"You fall in love with the love that they're growing between each other," Sternberger said of the show's vulnerable yet fierce couple.
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It was the platform that helped me fall in love with cellphones and the thing that encouraged me to share dumb memes.
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Architects have long dreamed of such "total planning," so it was not difficult for us to fall in love with this city.
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"I know not too long ago I expressed to you that I was starting to fall in love with you," he says.
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Woody Allen's new film Café Society is full of characters to fall in love with: a ruthless gangster named Ben (Corey Stoll).
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At a local youth basketball gym, kids instantly fall in love with the Lazer 900 and Curtis discovers a new sales audience.
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Why do you think it was so nice to see a nerdy white kid have a girl fall in love with him?
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When you fall in love with a fictional world, you start look for any way to experience its magic in real life.
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"We find for a lot of our customers, that experience is what makes them fall in love with our stores," she said.
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Then, once you meet the people, you fall in love with them, and you go through this emotional experience, it's quite heartbreaking.
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As often happens, teaching a book, talking about it with young people, is the best way to fall in love with it.
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Crowds are like mirrors: candidates look into them, see a reflection of their hopes, and fall in love with their own image.
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They fall in love with the land, taking that one seed, planting it, nurturing it, tending it and then watch it bloom.
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Listen below and try not to make your Sims all fall in love with each other when you download the new game.
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Not even for its own director, who repeatedly insisted he designed the fish monster so people could fall in love with him.
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"I know that America will fall in love with her just as much as she loves the American people," Karen Pence said.
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To figure out what kind of customer would be most likely to fall in love with the new launches — and it worked.
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Meanwhile, her friend Greg (Santino Fontana) is the good guy waiting for her to wake up and fall in love with him.
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It seems that Hyundai has invested more in quality, finish, getting it right, making the buyer fall in love with the car.
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"I was a wordless gendarme, but that play was what made me fall in love with the experience of theatre," she said.
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One dangerous side effect of testing makeup for a living is that you sometimes fall in love with the high-end stuff.
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Before settling on a subscription with the hope you'll fall in love with a specific show, consider testing out free trials first.
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And really, that just means more money in the bank for the item you find that you truly fall in love with.
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In 2004, ten female prisoners in Pennsylvania received roughly $260,000 from hundreds of men who they'd pretended to fall in love with.
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I hope that all people, not just trans people, fall in love with Nia and her energy and her as a superhero.
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Seattle is home to some fantastic radio stations, playing both names you'll recognize and local, indie bands you'll fall in love with.
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"A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" is the sort of episode that first made me fall in love with Game of Thrones.
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It never works well for me to fall in love with an entry and force the rest of the grid around it.
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Surely its central question remains profound: Why do we fall in love with a person's struggle instead of with the person himself?
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Mathew can't fall in love with Payton's high school sweetheart because Payton and Alice, together forever, is another part of the plan.
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I love how people come to 'Blues for an Alabama Sky' and they fall in love with her all the way through.
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Imagine if you have a more subdued personality and you fall in love with someone who is the life of the party.
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Watching the details of her dance helps you to fall in love with ballet footwork: This shows her energy, precision and composure.
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Both fall in love with her, enacting sexual fantasies in which she plays Little Red Riding Hood and they play the wolf.
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People fall in love with WP frames because they're easy to try on and many of the styles look great on everyone.
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I'd begun to fall in love with ferns in part because they remind me to rededicate myself to qualities I sometimes forget.
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True, you don't want your audience to fall in love with you, but winning them over makes them more likely to listen.
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You cannot always help who you fall in love with, and sometimes, the person may be quite older — or younger — than yourself.
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As long as Rose, the family beauty, can arrange to fall in love with the richer one, their happy ending is assured.
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If you're a fan of Coachella veterans Vince Staples or Frank Ocean, prepare to fall in love with Smino's soulful, sing-songy flow.
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Especially since Sherman-Palladino is assuring fans that McCarthy's scenes are going to make you fall in love with Sookie all over again.
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It's a big deal for him and he's the one who made me fall in love with movies when I was a kid.
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"One must not fall in love with this occupation so much that one's values are put for sale," Sipila told public broadcaster YLE.
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If we could achieve that then children would fall in love with learning words, and their vocabulary enriched, staving off the 1984 predictions.
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"I started to fall in love with rice around the world, because it was always at the center of the table," he said.
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The goal of her restaurant would be to "make people fall in love with each other and compassionate eating," according to The Cut.
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We could go looking at rings every weekend for the next month, and I'd fall in love with a new ring every time.
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He's not going to fall in love with every single girl right off the bat … at least he can have fun with it.
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I spent two hours at my kitchen table ruminating over the dialogue choices that would make Colonel Sanders fall in love with me.
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It's like what happens when you fall in love with a person and your whole sense of what's important and what's valuable shifts.
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And she fully expects the right buyer to fall in love with this spot, the same way she did almost two decades ago.
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Overall, even the nice color probably won't make you instantly fall in love with this phone, and frankly, the OnePlus 6 looks nicer.
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Cramer often tells investors not to fall in love with their stocks, because getting too close to their holdings can cloud their judgment.
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About a week ago, Forbes published the article, "Why Do Women Fall in Love With Serial Killers?" which includes several quotes from Sendler.
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It's that one joint you can't escape, that we all fall in love with and play and replay until it makes us sick.
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Plus, it's given another generation of children (and grownups, too — let's be honest) another car to aspire to and fall in love with.
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"We wanted to find the best people we thought Rachel would hopefully have some chemistry with and fall in love with," Pemberton says.
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One person is forced to fall in love with 25 other people, and they do it all with a camera in their face.
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This is why women couldn't preach, or get abortions if they didn't want to be pregnant, or fall in love with other women.
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After all, it was the way you sang about those demons that made everyone fall in love with you in the first place.
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If you're fortunate enough to fall in love with a Sagittarius, you are going to benefit immensely from their intense hunger for knowledge.
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So if you're up for spending a few extra bucks on a mascara (that we promise you'll fall in love with), click through.
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This version of the app is designed so users can really understand the story behind it and hopefully fall in love with it.
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It's hard to believe 10 years have passed since we first saw Gabrielle and Troy fall in love with each other through song.
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Jameson seemed to fall in love with a pair of boots, as he walked around the store in a pair made for tykes.
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"The classic love potion, which makes you fall in love with someone just because you drank the potion, is certainly problematic," Sandberg says.
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Ariel does make a deal with Ursula to trade her voice for legs and the opportunity to fall in love with Prince Eric.
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Spend time doing activities you enjoy instead of searching for "The One" and you just might find someone to fall in love with.
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"If you fall in love with the deal and it's too important for you to get it ... you could get snookered," he said.
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From adding extra cleavage to getting better support, these sneaky hacks may make you fall in love with your underpinnings all over again.
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When we met our boyfriend, Jon, watching Alex fall in love with someone new challenged me in ways I never could have anticipated.
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It's wonderful to imagine that this data will be used by a potential suitor who will fall in love with your street style.
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"Mitch McConnell has never met a corporate PAC, federal lobbyist, dark money outfit that he doesn't immediately fall in love with," Rose said.
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"The thing is, you fall in love with ideas and it's like falling in love with a girl," he remarks at one point.
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We hope people fall in love with the people from this world, with this amazing skating, and ultimately feel protective of this community.
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Watch: Joe Coscarelli's "Diary of a Song" is a marvelous use of the internet, and you're going to fall in love with Grimes.
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Afterward, I started seeing the message of 'Grit' everywhere: It's the work you need to fall in love with, not the end result.
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Most of the time, we head to the dealership, fall in love with something shiny, and sign our lives away without thinking twice.
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Now he wants to make Americans fall in love with his proposal to make the United States system a lot more like Canada's.
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Of course, Kirstie said it's REALLY hard not to fall in love with a costar ... and, let's be real, Swayze was a dreamboat.
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" So the goal, Reynolds said, is to "give these fans an opportunity to connect, and quite frankly, fall in love with the players.
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In 2013, two men who had watched Fleetwood fall in love with the game on Southport's municipal course acted on the same hunch.
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The old adage is that Democratic voters want to fall in love with their candidates, while Republican voters fall in line with theirs.
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It's doing so because there are people, usually young men of Muslim background, who fall in love with violence, death and Islamic State.
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All I know is that it made me fall in love with Bagieu's Elliot, an irrepressible woman who persisted in a hostile world.
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It's lesser known, I mean ABBA fans will obviously know it...but I think people will really fall in love with the song.
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Nobody suddenly discovers Adele while watching the awards, but somebody might stumble on, and fall in love with, Gregory Porter (jazz vocal album).
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There's Cuthbert the goose, Lucy the goat, Kevin the rooster and a whole host of other farm animals to fall in love with.
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Haywood was, and still is, a picker himself, and he expected to fall in love with Music City; he even packed his résumé.
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Test a Psychological Experiment — Here's how "To Fall in Love With Anyone, Do This," one of the most popular-ever posts on NYTimes.com.
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"We don't have enough time to get our casual viewers to fall in love with what's going on," L.P.G.A. Commissioner Michael Whan acknowledged.
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In the modern version, Narcissus would fall in love with his own Instagram feed, and starve himself to death while compulsively counting his followers.
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If Herzog's films teach us anything, it's that while we may fall in love with our sublime, ecstatic visions, our affection is always unrequited.
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" Earlier this week, the superstar, 37, posted a photo of a quote reading: "Fall in love with taking care of yourself, mind, body, spirit.
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Whatever you like, however your life is playing out, there's a game to fit you, that you'll completely fall in love with, I promise.
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Think about it: how else can a person be expected to fall in love with a brand new human in a matter of weeks?
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After Michel'le finds sobriety, she leaves Dre only to fall in love with hip-hop mogul Suge Knight and have a child with him.
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I suspected, even early on, that I was about to break our most important rule of all: Don't fall in love with anybody else.
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And by calling it a very specific name, a woman would fall in love with the product even more because it has more personality.
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Were they hoping moviegoers would fall in love with the characters, or get drawn into the mythos, or be wowed by the stunt work?
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Creating jobs, increasing productivity, and promoting retirement security: ESOPs just might be enough to make Americans fall in love with business all over again.
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" On the show, Marx said "I think when you first meet someone, you know when there's potential to fall in love with that person.
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You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll gasp with surprise, and you'll genuinely fall in love with this beautiful family of characters and their chaotic world.
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You've got all the men in the world fall in love with you and you've got two beautiful children, what more do you want?
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I realized that I think I am a homo-romantic, because I feel like I could fall in love with anyone, and I have.
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There is no magical number of days to withhold sex or certain way of dressing to make a man fall in love with you.
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I started to fall in love with it really in my own right as a single person, but really just generally as a place.
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Not all queer teenagers fall in love with their best friends, but at risk of angering the queer pundit class, many of us do.
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Modular – people fall in love with the concept, but it's another thing to execute it I think No. 3 is a particularly interesting one.
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The next time you fall in love with a piece of clothing, consider how investing in tailoring will make you cherish it for longer.
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Quite out of the blue, I was not expecting to fall in love with a Frenchman and move to Paris, but there I was.
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For stylist Kandace Banks, it was a pair of Rochas yellow knee-high snakeskin boots that made her fall in love with the trend.
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If you don't fall in love with them for their slick dance moves, just wait 'til you see what they do with a peach.
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He has give us reason after reason to fall in love with him and his antics, and this is just icing on the cake.
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The Genesis of Kuri, the Friendly Home RobotOn the other hand, cute little companion robots aren't meant for you to fall in love with.
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Herb and I want people to fall in love with uptown just as much as we did and see how we support each other.
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Who What Wear explains that Zara Home has some key picks that'll make you fall in love with the Spanish house all over again.
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Free: iOS You'll fall in love with these cats (if you didn't love them already) in the Super Cat Tales arcade-style adventure game.
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That's a lot to reconcile, but On My Block has at its core a group of characters you might just fall in love with.
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And Logan and Veronica's relationship was one of the storylines that made me fall in love with Veronica Mars as hard as I did.
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It can be a pretty anxious time for fans: Did you fall in love with a new show you desperately want to come back?
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And then somehow—this was the hard part—I was going to get Emilio Marcon alone and make him fall in love with me.
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He believes it's their identities and designs that will make people fall in love with virtual reality, not just the novelty of the perspective.
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In case you do happen to fall in love with a piece, you can buy it for up to 50% off the retail price.
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The sweetly sung, cheeky braggadocio that made so many fans fall in love with Petras — her aforementioned superhero persona — is still a dominating force.
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Jameson also seemed to fall in love with a pair of boots, as he walked around the store in a pair made for tykes.
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But after Laney's transformation (removing her glasses and changing her hair), Zach begins to fall in love with her — and high-school hijinks ensue.
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And when they inevitably fall in love with his rom-com character, his and Bridges' Instagrams about each other are the epitome of #RelationshipGoals.
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The band found the perfect formula for acid-washed riffing and catchy choruses that any punk, jaded or young, can fall in love with.
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That's one of the best parts of Futurama, part of the draw of Firefly, and what initially made me fall in love with StarCraft.
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We need to fall in love with Emily—just as Nanjiani does—before she undergoes an induced coma and essentially disappears from the screen.
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Lauded for its lyrical relatability and sumptuous vocals, CTRL made people who had never heard of SZA before 2017 fall in love with her.
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Some bisexual people I know go straight down the middle, and some only fall in love with one gender but can sleep with anyone.
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It would be easy for a team to fall in love with Diallo's long-term potential and consider him a worthwhile first-round pick.
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"You have helped the nation fall in love with cricket once again," she said, adding that the match was "a final for the ages".
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Indeed, it takes her aunts' spellwork for her to fall in love with one: a nice, safe, doomed, Good Guy, a father of daughters.
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I mean, I'm married, and my husband is the love of my life, but I also fall in love with girls all the time.
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"Figure out what about acting you like, what makes you fall in love with it, why do you want to do it," said Stan.
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The keys are clean, the screen is free of smudges and you fall in love with that three-year-old MacBook all over again.
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Even further up the seaboard, Cliff House Maine, a coastal resort in Southern Maine, has a "Fall in Love with Fall in Maine" package.
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Professor, Stanford Law School ______ "Girls Who Fall in Love With Each Other" is (sadly) not the title of the newest Janelle Monae think piece.
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Night Shyamalan's most memorable movie had a twist ending that caught everyone off guard and made audiences fall in love with Haley Joel Osment.
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For some people that meant that they would each have unattached sex but not do anything crazy, like fall in love with outside partners.
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Young Wall Street and tech-entrepreneur types were starting to fall in love — with his poll numbers and fundraising totals underscoring the Buttigieg boomlet.
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Glitter fans will fall in love with the Fenty Beauty by Rihanna Moroccan Spice Eyeshadow Palette and its mix of shimmers and complementary mattes.
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Perhaps, then, this is a movie for a new generation of kids who will fall in love with the musical just as I did.
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"You can't fall in love with the single market," Jacques Delors, an ardent Europhile and the eighth president of the European Commission, once said.
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Now I know that his fate was much worse: He was an innocent guy who just happened to fall in love with a single mom.
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Even more of a let down is the addition of Lucy Stevens to the pantheon of women journalists who fall in love with their sources.
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For example, an eight-year old son of a patron grew up to fall in love with wine and is now Fork's dining room manager.
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But for those who need a little more convincing, I pin-pointed the five factors that made me fall in love with La La Land.
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And it's even harder to believe that in that time frame, Rebecca has managed to make Josh (Vincent Rodriguez III) fall in love with her.
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It's the star-spangled playground in which our imaginations run amok, and the setting for stories that made us fall in love with sci-fi.
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They each fall in love with their "new" man, and a double wedding is staged, at which point Guglielmo and Ferrando reveal their true identities.
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It's not that boy creators will fall in love with the fake women they make; it's that women will make female monsters they can't control.
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"I think falling in love with Poussey, which is a real thing that happened to me, helped me fall in love with myself," she said.
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When I fall in love with a pair of flats, I quickly remember that I only have a few wears before they start to deteriorate.
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We're supposed to believe that Lucy, a rising college freshman whose boyfriend just died in Vietnam, is ready to fall in love with a drifter.
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It bothers her very little, because at least she was lucky enough to look like his mom so he would fall in love with her.
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So to brighten up your Monday, we're goin' up with these sky-high heels — click on to fall in love with a pair for yourself.
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I didn't want to fall in love with the second most expensive one of the lot; it just happened, the way these things often do.
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We'd be lying if we said we didn't fall in love with this dress as soon as we saw it popping up all over Instagram.
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And, if you fall in love with the end of the world, there are a number of expansions that add more monsters, investigators and locations.
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You want to make clothes that you really fall in love with; that are unusual, and strange, and interesting — and yeah, a little bit challenging.
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She has a crush on the head of the publishing company and is obsessed with trying to get him to fall in love with her.
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But it also turns out he's been cursed with the ability to make every woman who looks into his eyes fall in love with him.
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You are given instructions of how often to drink the water and you are assured that the girl will now fall in love with you.
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But what visitors really fall in love with are the city's quaint cafes, vibrant markets, trendy shopping districts and unmistakable je ne sais quoi charm.
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"The machismo is very deeply rooted, you are supposed to fall in love with prince charming who will maintain you, your whole life," said Cortés.
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But as the days went on and I got to learn the steps, I also learned to fall in love with the dance — big surprise.
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He started listening to rap music in the 6th grade and credits Ludacris, Eminem and DMX with making him fall in love with the genre.
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"Maybe they missed that moment as teenagers when you deeply fall in love with cars, or a car," writes Wharton management professor John Paul MacDuffie.
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And he has mostly avoided the rambling, winsome stories and foxy stumblebums who made readers fall in love with his books in the first place.
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"If a few Chipotle customers fall in love with a Freshii menu item, we hope they'll come back to both stores more often," Corrin added.
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"It's important when launching an app not to fall in love with something, but instead analyze, optimize, and then decide what to keep," he says.
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It's easy to fall in love with someone's soul… but that doesn't mean they can live up to being your partner in the real world.
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Hermione dies of grief — but not forever — and her daughter, Perdita (Jillian Vanstone), grows up to fall in love with Florizel (Naoya Ebe), Polixenes' son.
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"In college, I could cut loose, the routines were a bit easier and it helped me fall in love with the sport again," she said.
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In Episode 7, the two explored the Bahamas by seaplane and Mr. Yrigoyen told Ms. Kufrin he was starting to fall in love with her.
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So often Rafuse says, people visit out of interest in the "Witch City" only to fall in love with the place and joke about moving.
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Tinder and Bumble Are Hungry for Your Love The big online dating rebrand means the apps want you to fall in love with them now.
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It's hard to watch him fall in love with Henry without falling in love a bit yourself — with them, and with this brilliant, wonderful book.
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You may fall in love with a vendor at the show, but you may not have had the time to ask all of your questions.
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We asked our writers, editors and favorite artists to select five minutes they'd play for friends to make them fall in love with the piano.
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He loves ballet and wants others to fall in love with it, too, and he hopes his feed will bring more people into the theater.
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"I could fall in love with a plastic bag, if it paid me some attention," goes one, with a sketch of a heart-adorned bag.
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I imagined that all I had to do to entice people to fall in love with these wines was to get them to try them.
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If you fall in love with your company's hunky in-house attorney, he'll poo-poo the age gap and buy you a house in Connecticut.
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If you broaden your horizons through activities outside the office, you will meet new people and potentially fall in love with a new career path.
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"Watching us fall in love with each other, my mom was so thrilled about that," Hager told PEOPLE in an interview for this week's issue.
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"Watching us fall in love with each other, my mom [Laura Bush] was so thrilled about that," Jenna tells PEOPLE of her relationship with Barbara.
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It's also problematic when the guy you're trying to lose is also trying to make a you fall in love with him in 10 days.
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It can still be downloaded and used for now, but it's probably inadvisable to fall in love with Inbox just two weeks before its destruction.
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As a middle-class Pakistani girl from a conservative family, I was not allowed to speak to boys, let alone fall in love with them.
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ATHENS — Maybe it shouldn't have been a surprise that the refugee women in our film club would fall in love with Charlie Chaplin's silent movies.
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The big question is not whether the humans will fall in love with the robots or whether the robots will try to kill the humans.
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Once you read it, you fall in love with it, and from then on you're part of a secret club, self-selecting and wildly enthusiastic.
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"One of the best things about putting this piece on stage is having people fall in love with the music and fall in love with these characters, such that after seeing the show they go down a rabbit hole to listen to the music and really celebrate who these real artists were and learn a little bit about this history," said Ms. Yee in an interview.
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At SXSW, where the tech world eats and drinks far more than they conduct business, the community tends to fall in love with a specific trend.
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Then, it's time to fall in love with her charming role as a single mom in Home Again and binge the award-winning Big Little Lies.
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Rein: Being on the Home Alone set made me fall in love with filmmaking, and it was terribly sad to say goodbye to my movie family.
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Moncada was 17 at the time, and told the Daily Dot that she hoped Disney would give Elsa a "fire princess" to fall in love with.
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While Alibaba, Tencent, and others developed products like WeChat that enticed Chinese internet users to fall in love with their phones, Baidu clung stubbornly to desktops.
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I could never tell the difference between her mind and Nietzsche's, which is why it was only natural to fall in love with Nietzsche as well.
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"'A Bug's Life' may be the single most amazing film I've ever seen that I couldn't fall in love with," wrote Owen Gleiberman for Entertainment Weekly.
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" Having a wide range of shades was Rihanna's top priority when it came to developing "things girls could fall in love with of all skin tones.
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"If this really takes off, if consumers really fall in love with the product, they [General Mills] are going to look like geniuses," Harris told CNBC.
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I'm excited to shoot this collection and bring them these glamorous photos so they can fall in love with the clothes as much as I did.
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I liked what this music awakened in me, but I didn't yet have a landscape where I felt like I could fall in love with it.
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And so while there was so much to fall in love with in Indecent, what stirred me most was that it could only have worked onstage.
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And Guppy said while industrial demand does suggest an upside for silver, it is the charts that are making him fall "in love" with the metal.
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You move there because you fall in love with it, or with someone there, or you get a job there, or your family is from there.
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Which is why we end up edging closer and closer to pieces we swore we'd never try — only to fall in love with those eventually, too.
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It was a slow week until Google decided to attempt another fix for Android messaging and Nintendo made the entire staff fall in love with cardboard.
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Beauty & The Beast has an alluring thesis, that no matter how weird you are, you can find someone weird enough to fall in love with you.
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"I dated a little bit, but I wasn't expecting to fall in love with him, and then bam!" she recalled of their early days of dating.
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I absolutely love both (yeah yeah why did I even fall in love with and marry him, but we did have some other things in common).
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Will United Airlines and President Trump shake the bad mojo and make the court of public opinion fall in love with them in the following months?
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There's a place in Nawlins that will IMMEDIATELY make the 18-year-old fall in love with the city ... this according to Louisana congressman Steve Scalise.
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But it was the the execution, not the premise, that made me fall in love with Grace and Frankie, whose third season premieres today on Netflix.
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"Stockholm syndrome is where a prisoner will take on the characteristics of, and fall in love with, in this really strange way, their captor," Watson explained.
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Studies around sleep behavior have proven time and time again, that if we want healthier lives, we've got to fall in love with our beds again.
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We create a slew of meme-orials for the giraffe(s) we have lost and we fall in love with them in a whole new way.
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It is difficult not to fall in love with its medieval villages, the wine and cheese, the chic architecture of Paris and the warm-hearted people.
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"More people can fall in love with the series as we all did, it can be an exciting thing to look forward to!" they told me.
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"In the end, I think people fall in love with the sport, and they just want to do this thing on wheels with contact," he said.
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For instance, when she graduated from Smith College, Julia Child had no idea that she would fall in love with French cuisine in her late 30s.
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Parents can read aloud while children marvel at the gorgeous illustrations as they too fall in love with images of Hogwarts, Diagon Alley, Buckbeak, and Dobby.
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"By calling it a very specific name, a woman would fall in love with the product even more because it has more personality," he told People.
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Though jabronis are vital to pro wrestling, viewers simply do not fall in love with the jobbers that take the brunt of blows during the show.
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"You fall in love with greatness," Yang said, contrasting how Chinese fans initially embraced Yao and the Rockets, and not Yi Jianlian and the Milwaukee Bucks.
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It's so much more than a sport; it's theater, an experience that you'll instantly fall in love with if only for the electricity of the arena.
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As one can probably tell from the trailer, the two start off butting heads but eventually fall in love, with Will's condition looming over their happiness.
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I feel like I am in a Lubitsch movie: a love story about a girl and two guys who fall in love with the same woman.
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So if you were to limit yourself to nine people and get to know them, give each a chance, you'd probably fall in love with one.
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My mother has always told me she thought I would fall in love with soccer since my attention span is short but that wasn't the case.
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And she's no longer just there to fall in love with Chris Pratt's Owen, but fuck you, she can still have a little crush on him!
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I enjoy it, but what I think I like most is watching other people fall in love with the same boy I fell for years ago.
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Her role in the film is to stand aside while Sandler shows her how it's done, and then to fall in love with him for it.
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Jacques Delors, a former head of the European Commission who championed closer integration, rightly pointed out that "nobody can fall in love with the single market".
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These are not people who hoped that a child of theirs would fall in love with a son of conservative Muslims, yet Emina (Tala Ashe) has.
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Just like you fall in love with someone and spend your life with them, we fell in love and wanted to dance together all the time.
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It's axiomatic to say that patients with serious illnesses fall in love with their doctors, seeing them as points of light in an otherwise dismal sky.
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"You don't choose who you fall in love with, at the end of the day, Elise was the perfect person for me," Amy told 7 News.
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Maybe you'll fall in love with a shelter dog who has some health issues, who snores or is a little older than you were hoping for.
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Most memoirs aim to seduce; you are supposed to fall in love with the writer, or at the very least to approve of him or her.
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The trailer above features all the staples that made us fall in love with Jessica Jones in the first place: sarcasm, brute strength, and heavy drinking.
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Germany's financial center, which wooed financial firms in London with a "Fall in love with Frankfurt" video, is welcoming investment bankers from Goldman Sachs and Citigroup.
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They assume that robots will have emotions, will feel things, that humans will fall in love with them, or that they will want to destroy us.
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I'm excited to reimagine the story I've told a million times, and make something fun and fresh that people can fall in love with all over again.
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"I was really overwhelmed with how much I actually did fall in love with her, and I was fearful to lose her," Wyatt told GMA's Michael Strahan.
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"I love Adam, and when you get married and you fall in love with someone, you think that there's no greater love than that love," she added.
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His charismatic nature rivals that of his cousin, and it's one of the reasons that so many people fall in love with training at the social project.
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If you had told me five years ago that I would fall in love with yoga and become a yoga teacher, I would have flipped you off.
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And I began to fall in love with our nation, its brave veterans, and its birthday celebration because of the passion I heard in my father's voice.
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"An external event, such as a Uranus cycle, could mean you have a sudden car accident or someone will suddenly fall in love with you," Freed says.
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"The emotional mistake that so many first-time buyers make is they fall in love with the apartment or the house instead of the block," Corcoran says.
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"In a presentation to the South Pasadena City Council, I shared that it only takes 30 seconds to fall in love with my son," her statement continued.
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For her part, Spacek was glad to revisit Carrie, one of her most famous roles and a movie that made her fall in love with King's work.
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"I love Adam, and when you get married and you fall in love with someone, you think that there's no greater love than that love," Prinsloo said.
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Earlier this month, we couldn't help but fall in love with Samia, a toddler/beauty guru in training, who posted a YouTube Fenty tutorial of her own.
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Loren Grush: Loren voluntarily axed Kristina from her team, citing the fact that she seems way too intelligent and emotionally developed to fall in love with Nick.
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The series markets itself as "an experiment" to test if love is blind, or if one can fall in love with someone else without ever seeing them.
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I consider what I did even worse because I actually let myself fall in love with him and stay in love with him for a long time.
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"You go out with so many girls and then you go to a show and you fall in love with the girl of the show?" she scoffed.
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I won't lie, I was definitely scared to be the first woman Eric could fall in love with — even if his family thinks the change is positive.
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"I love Adam, and when you get married and you fall in love with someone, you think that there's no greater love than that love," Prinsloo adds.
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The historical drama stars Oscar Isaac as an Armenian medical student and Christian Bale as an American foreign correspondent who fall in love with the same woman.
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Five Seconds of Silence follows Max Vatan (Pitt) and Marianne Beausejour (Cotillard), two assassins who fall in love with each other during a dangerous North African mission.
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That could make Instagram the new Myspace, where you fall in love with new music through you friends; there are no indicators in the code about that.
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If buyers fall in love with a particular model apartment, they can buy the whole furniture package, ranging from about $257,219.15 to $220.1,28.53, for their new home.
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Available for women in sizes 10 through 883W, Gwynnie Bee offers subscribers the opportunity to try on styles and fall in love with them as they go.
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You're thinking it, so we may as well talk about it: Increasingly advanced and realistic androids are going to be hard not to fall in love with.
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My wife and I decided that we were going to make our children very aware of nature and make them fall in love with the natural world.
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This article isn't about how to steal someone's photos and make some poor soul from across the country fall in love with you and send you money.
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His partner—who he said would not want to be interviewed—started writing out of curiosity and did not expect to fall in love with a convict.
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But if you can overlook the strange utterances, and just stare into those big, limpid eyes, you'll probably fall in love with this Porg Plush Electronic toy.
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But what about the little things that can make all the difference when it comes to creating a concert hall that people will fall in love with?
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We fall ill; we fall in love with someone we shouldn't have; we live in countries that, for reasons we don't quite comprehend, start to fall apart.
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Nor did she fall in love with him, as has frequently been supposed, even though these two unusual people obviously shared an enduring and deeply companionable bond.
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During my most recent visit to a psychic storefront in San Luis Obispo, California, I was told I would fall in love with a man named Christopher.
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People really care about Mass Effect, are desperate to fall in love with a new entry all over again, and in the absence of counterfactual information, despair.
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The actor just had another daughter named Amada last month with Eva Mendes, and the kids have made fans fall in love with the couple even more.
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While this owner waits for another buyer to "fall in love" with Château de Vétraz, she is busy trying to find a home for her husband's library.
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However transformative it was to wander the well-stocked aisles of Wegmans, nothing made me fall in love with the store more than its freshly prepared food.
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Spades & Roses mixes haunting gothic bluegrass with themes of Americana to create a piece of work that will make you fall in love with the genre again.
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Was it the sheer force of my personality — my gentle boldness — that made her not only jump on my lap but also fall in love with me?
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"When I laughed nervously and said nothing, he followed up to the makeup artist: 'Keep putting makeup on her, I'll fall in love with her,'" she continued.
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"If you fall in love with the deal, and it's too important for you to get it, and the details become less significant, you could get snookered."
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Because in this country, there's no certainty that you'll fall in love with the game; economics, geography and cultural gate-keeping serve as barriers for many people.
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"All About Eve" made me fall in love with movies, and that, to me, is the mark of a classic in the truest sense of the word.
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I had hoped to fall in love with a man and have a child with him, but I am well aware that I'm running out of time.
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But it still has one big hurdle to overcome: persuading a country where cricket is a near-religious obsession to fall in love with the American export.
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Pursuits The first time I went to Santa Fe, I went out for a morning run and the city willed me to fall in love with it.
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It's an absolutely bonkers tale of a hypochondriac prince who is cursed to fall in love with three oranges by a witch after he laughs at her.
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In order to have a successful leading man, you need to fall in love with him as a director, and the same for the successful leading lady.
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I've always liked that concept of try it for free, share it if you like it, and pay only for the games you fall in love with.
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Europeans recall their hatred of George W. Bush's unilateralism, but had eight years of Obama's soaring rhetoric to let them fall in love with the USA again.
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But very few readers nowadays can have heard of it as I did, in 1960, the book that made me fall in love with America aged 15.
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Mandy Len Catron's "To Fall In Love With Anyone, Do This" taught tens of millions of people around the world how to be vulnerable with a stranger.
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Bondi says the first thing any woman should do before making a bold ask is to fall in love with the amount or thing they're asking for.
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"Their Eyes Were Watching God," which I read for the first time only five years ago, and which made me fall in love with Zora Neale Hurston.
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We have books about ordinary girls who fall in love with British princes, and TV shows about the soapy, glamorous hijinks of a fictionalized British royal family.
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All in all, if more cushioning (even without added weight) or wider shoes will bother you, then you're probably not going to fall in love with HOKA.
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We have books about ordinary girls who fall in love with British princes and TV shows about the soapy, glamorous hijinks of a fictionalized British royal family.
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Waters was the first chef to fall in love with the Chino Family Farm, and has publicly sung its praises from her Northern California home ever since.
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Every single day, she wakes up forgetting what happened the day before which becomes a struggle for Henry to get Lucy to fall in love with him.
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How can we take the audience on the ride, take them around the world, have them fall in love with the characters, and have a lot of fun?
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McConaughey's character is so convinced that he can make any woman fall in love with him within 10 days that he makes a bet with his co-workers.
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Toothless and the gang are back in How to Train Your Dragon 3: The Hidden World with a whole new host of characters to fall in love with.
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Every so often, though, a romantic comedy comes along that makes you suspend disbelief long enough to fall in love with the characters falling in love on screen.
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Last week the "Piece of Me" singer posted a picture of a quote which reads "Fall in love with taking care of yourself, mind, body, spirit" on Instagram.
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I believe you need to fall in love with that character, but as soon as they call 'cut' and you don't stop kissing, there's something wrong with you.
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Maybe it's just that I'm not ready," and the crown jewel: "I feel like my greatest fear is that I can't totally completely fall in love with somebody.
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"It has taken me a long time to get to know my body and fall in love with my body, and my work documents this journey," Cannon said.
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This roundup also includes the best options for different skin tones and skill sets, so that even the aspiring Kardashian will find something to fall in love with.
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As in Moonlight, sometimes Tish and Fonny look directly into the camera, into our eyes, daring us not to look away, letting us fall in love with them.
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Click through to see some gorgeous photos of Duff's home, and be sure to take notes: we know you're going to fall in love with her bedroom too.
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There's been a rousing online movement to not only give Elsa a love interest in the second, but to actually have her fall in love with a woman.
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Since he made me fall in love with him by playing Mark in the 1997 film, Wild America, I felt I deserved an explanation, and he didn't disappoint.
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"Mentoring the dance world's future stars is a dream come true and I'm confident viewers will fall in love with their unbelievable talent," Steffanina said in a statement.
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But it was intentional: It was meant to mimic his audience's skepticism of Hillary at first, and then use it to make them fall in love with her.
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When you fall in love with someone you only see the good side, and if someone tells you he or she is bad for you, you don't listen.
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"You fall in love with the deal and it's too important (to) you to get it, and the details become less significant, you could get snookered," McConnell said.
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From Petit Michel's heavily French-accented English down to his witty banters with Gaubert, it's hard not to fall in love with this rock star of a puppet.
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They fall in love with women—"image-women," to be accurate—who may all stem from an ur-woman inspired by the characters Tess Durbeyfield and Catherine Earnshaw.
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"Many people don't know what they are, so our job is to make them interested and possibly fall in love with them," said Ian Wardropper, the Frick's director.
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We all want to come here and meet some amazing French guy, make love in some chambre de bonne and then fall in love with some European aristocrat.
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This historic summit offers him the possibility of a ride into the history books, and he'll likely fall in love with the process designed to keep it alive.
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When they fall in love with the same bodacious woman, Janet (Elizabeth De Razzo), it sparks a Jerry Springer-meets-Arthur Miller war of sexual and emotional duplicity.
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But it wasn't until last year that he got to "properly" fall in love with her, the 25-year-old told Zane Lowe on Beats 1 this week.
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Everyone, from the townsfolk on the islands to the monsters crawling the dungeons moves with personality and even bounce that is hard not to fall in love with.
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Mock necks, frilly blouses — heck, even pigtails: Alexa Chung has a knack fo making us revisit (and fall in love with) the long-forgotten trends of our youth.
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The choreographer Mark Morris is a wizard with rhythm, so it's no surprise that answering a question about India — did he fall in love with the place immediately?
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And then when we started working on our set for our tour and all the songs from this record you get to fall in love with them again.
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Many consumers fall in love with a golf community and buy a home there, Mr. Melton said, only to realize afterward that they're not thrilled with the area.
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What makes a person — or thousands of them, from Arizona and California and New York and across the Garden State — fall in love with a giant wooden elephant?
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He has no idea she spent the last week watching Jules fall in love with a stranger over the phone, and they got into a fight about it.
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As someone who used to watch every pilot, I remember what would get me excited and what would make me fall in love with one show versus another.
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"Grace and Frankie" stars Fonda and Tomlin as frenemies who become inseparable after their husbands (played by Martin Sheen and Sam Waterston) fall in love with each other.
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At a certain point we were offered an opportunity to make the film if we would only make Ramanujan fall in love with a white nurse at Trinity.
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"Holidaymakers from Asia come here and fall in love with the place and start looking at real estate," said Anthony Hand, the managing director of developer Riverhill Growth.
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One of the deliverers indicated that one of the early issues that has arisen is that owners fall in love with particular models and don't want to change.
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Libby: Stan trying to make excuses for how Martha could have just happened to fall in love with a KGB agent — maybe they just met somewhere, who knows!
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It is hard not to fall in love with Virginia Woolf's love for Vita Sackville-West, on whom Orlando is modeled and to whom the book is dedicated.
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Sara Lance, noted immortal badass, is having the time of her second life kissing women and making men fall in love with her all over time and space.
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