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I get to know them and make sure they get to know me.
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And audiences won't just get to know Hogg's work; they'll get to know her, too.
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You get to know food, and you get to know the people who made it.
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And when you get to know the story of the recipe, you get to know the person behind it.
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And I didn't get to know him well, but I did get to know Kaitlyn, and I trust her judgment.
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"You get to know people, you get to know them better on a golf course than anywhere else," he said.
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And even as we get to know Neil Simon and Paddy Chayefsky, we don't get to know them as icons.
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"I need to really get to know somebody intellectually and emotionally before I get to know them physically," he said.
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You get to know someone's name and you get to know where they're from, and that follows you into the classroom.
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"There's a lot of voters I need to get to know, and who need to get to know me," he said.
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As you get to know how their Mercury sign affects their communication style, you'll get to know them better as a person.
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They're parts of me, and if you want to get to know me, I suggest you get to know all of me.
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So let's go all the way back because it helps people get to know you a little bit, helps me get to know you, too.
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"I wanted that moment to connect with my father, to get to know him, and to have him get to know me," she told the magazine.
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And that's when I started to get to know her a bit better, and it would have been lovely to get to know her even more.
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And today, that actually massively improves our ability to get to know you, but actually, also our ability to get to know all of our clients.
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"People often don't want to get to know the real you; they only want to get to know the person they think you are," she says.
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As time goes on, we get to know each other better, and as we get to know each other better, we seem to grow wiser together.
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It reminded me of my town in Puerto Rico, Vega Alta, where you get to know people and you get to know the small businesses around them.
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It feels unnatural to get to know someone so deeply, and let him or her get to know us deeply, then completely cut him or her out of our lives.
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"It's something I've been wanting to do, even just to get to know me better, have other people get to know me better," she tells us, her first EP almost done.
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Anyway, you're about to get to know him even better.
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"Trust your partner, really get to know them," Ana says.
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"That's the biggest lesson: Get to know someone," he said.
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It takes some time to get to know a horse.
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She has even started to get to know dad, Henry.
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And so I started to get to know the team.
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"I wanted people to get to know me," she says.
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I want to get to know them a little better.
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Ahead, get to know our favorite magical women of Instagram.
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That's who I want you guys to get to know.
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At least you get to know what "chartreuse" looks like.
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Well that's one way to get to know each other!
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Get to know the terms of the coverage that's available.
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Sarah Silverman wants to get to know the real America.
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I think in time people will get to know me.
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The best way to get to know someone is IRL.
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VICE Sports: How did you get to know Dirk Nowitzki?
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People are going to get to know the real me.
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Participants get to know one another before breaking into teams.
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Atlanta's very small so you get to know everyone quickly.
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We're so excited to get to know our little man.
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And that's why you should get to know AMD's Ryzen.
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During the autopsy, I get to know my patient intimately.
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It's been a real joy to get to know her!
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Who doesn't want to get to know their dog better?
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There's nothing for it but to get to know it.
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This was really an invitation to get to know China.
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They stole moments together to get to know each other.
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So how did you two get to know each other?
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Again, we have to really get to know our farmers.
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You gotta get around him, get to know him more.
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Get to know her even better in this Refinery29 exclusive.
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Get to know your professors a little (and vice versa).
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It sounds cheesy, but you really get to know people.
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You'll have all of 21908 to get to know her.
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It's time to get to know all of his sides.
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You'll have all of 244 to get to know her.
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"Let's get to know each other," our leader had said.
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They get to know your life and share their expertise.
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I was trying to get to know a human being.
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There is no right way to get to know America.
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You will get to know your patients and their families.
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Robotics VCs are chill (once you get to know them).
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Zachary Holly said they wanted to get to know me.
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Regulators may also want to get to know Mr. Yang.
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Get to know the capacities and features of your phone.
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I think you have to get to know the person.
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"I want people to get to know me," Porzingis said.
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The public doesn't get to know what really drives policymakers.
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I didn't get to know her until about 2010, 2011.
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Regulators may also want to get to know Mr. Yang.
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It's such a great way to get to know yourself.
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Meet in a neighborhood and get to know each other.
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You'll have all of 2018 to get to know her.
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Medina, by contrast, seeks to get to know his subjects.
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I took every chance I could to try to get to know my husband better – but remember we hadn't even been married 24 hours, and it takes forever to get to know a person.
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We need better data about career paths and what should a young person learn or get to know, or what should midcareer person be learning or get to know so they can improve their prospects.
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To paraphrase Kim Elsesser, professor at UCLA who focuses on psychology and gender, as a consequence of social (dis)comfort, men get to know other men much better and women get to know other women.
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I want to get the time to [get] to know him.
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Here are the big new features you should get to know.
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I'm so happy that I got to get to know you.
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They get to know each other via Skype, photos, and notes.
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To protect yourself, get to know how your advisor is paid.
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It allowed us to get to know the technology inside out.
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I had to get to know everybody myself before she arrived.
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But before we get into that, let's get to know her.
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And they're about to get to know it a lot better.
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This will require research to really get to know their customers.
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It has been an absolute privilege to get to know them.
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It's such a privilege to get to know these kids—Carolina!
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Stay close to Frederick, and get to know his new partner.
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Let's just hang out and get to know each other better.
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"They were able to get to know each other in peace."
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"We're judged before they even get to know us," Sione says.
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Some people surprise you when you really get to know them.
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They'll get to know you before taking the stage at 8.
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As (players) get to know me more, they understand that language.
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Get to know your own skin and what works for you.
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Johnson has this week to get to know them even better.
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The pair's "get to know you" period was brief — shockingly brief.
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I'll look you in the eye and get to know you.
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Click ahead to get to know a few brands we're watching.
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"I'm excited to get to know that part of the story."
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Because you want to let someone get to know you first.
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It's time to get to know this stylist a little better!
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"She was definitely trying to get to know me," Araoz said.
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It's how we get to know each other and build trust.
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Trump should get to know his brother better, Raul Curiel said.
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How else are we supposed to get to know each other?
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"I would like to get to know him better," he says.
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If you want to get to know something, tear it down.
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I like to keep it controlled and get to know everyone.
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In short: it's hard to get to know people like me.
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"You get to know your portfolio companies much better," explains Hasan.
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We have to get to know who one another actually is.
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It's also where we get to know what's on Apple's mind.
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It's a great way to get to know people, I feel.
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The volunteers get to know them and can quickly recognize problems.
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I knew then that I had to get to know her.
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It gave them more ways to get to know each other.
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While this seems obvious, you should get to know your limits.
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I was so blessed to get to know her on set.
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I just want us to get to know each other better.
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Candidates and voters won't get to know each other through debates.
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The opening debate is always a "get to know you" debate.
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Those campaign stops have allowed voters to get to know her.
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It's where you'll actually get to know who I really am.
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Why do my kids not ever get to know their Poppy?
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Get to know your customers EARLY before you start building technology.
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Here's one more name you should get to know: Sean Bagniewski.
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Suddenly, Devils fans had to get to know some backup goalies.
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Let's get to know each other beyond the media we consume.
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Wondering how to quickly get to know your next blind date?
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I did all of those jobs to get to know women.
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But you should get to know the person behind the counter!
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Get to know the international students and understand their different perspectives.
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Let's stop insulting each other and really get to know people.
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"It's been amazing to get to know you," Mr. Kushner added.
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We didn't get to know Tilly, Saru and the others well.
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It gives us time to get to know each other, too.
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"It helps that they get to know you personally," he said.
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He demanded that we get to know our true selves better.
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Peruvian gastronomy is driving the opportunity to get to know Peru.
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"Once people get to know them, their hearts change," he said.
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There's hardly time to get to know someone the normal way.
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I would be honored to get to know him a little.
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"You had to work to get to know her," he said.
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"We've needed time to get to know each other," she said.
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Read his books, get to know him, but let him be.
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It's really a get to know you kind of a situation.
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She's been around enough for people to get to know her.
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Grandparents have turned to Skype to get to know their grandchildren.
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That's 4 billion opportunities for people to get to know you.
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Plus, it's a great way to get to know them better.
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Plus, the game incentivizes you to get to know these characters.
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I think it is just trying to get to know somebody.
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When you get to know me, that's just who I am.
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You can also get to know our new 52 Places Traveler.
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I think it is about time we get to know them.
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But it's a wonderful way to get to know the city.
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I believe that you get to know yourself and your body.
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A beautiful location to get to know a potential new partner.
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Louie: I mean, I'd rather get to know someone in person.
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I don't think six weeks is enough to get to know a person or even enough time to decide to get a divorce, I want to get to know Tom beyond six weeks, I want to see his essence and who he really is, I want to get to know him beyond a TV show in private, behind closed doors.
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When you really get to know people who are LGBTQ, you have those conversations at the kitchen table, or you really get to know your colleagues who are LGBTQ, it personalizes the issues that we face.
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You have to spend time with people to get to know them.
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" Summing up: "I say, let the kids get to know their fathers.
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Call Your Representatives Find your local representatives and get to know them.
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I ended up going to BC to get to know him better.
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Eating, drinking, talking and small talks to get to know each other.
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Watch the heat Get to know your grill and its hot spots.
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"That's who I want you guys to get to know," she says.
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Her online presence has allowed the public to get to know Mrs.
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The summit has been portrayed as a "get to know you" meeting.
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People tend to stick with the devices they first get to know.
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Perhaps we will get to know them, fold them into our village.
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I feel I really get to know people so well, so suddenly.
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"What a way to get to know my way around," she joked.
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I wish I had the chance to get to know her better.
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Get to know some of the women fighting to lead our nation.
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I wanted to get to know him, so I moved to Boston.
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And so do we… until we get to know the new Bobby.
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Ahead, get to know some of our favorite pieces from Lara Intimates.
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We don't get to know the women in Surviving nearly as well.
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I have to say to most parents, get to know your kids.
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But before they do, let's get to know them a bit better.
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I can't wait for all of you to get to know him.
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Get to know the 290-year-old artist, activist and actor: 26.
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I want to get to know her —I want to understand her.
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As the road trip continues, we get to know more about Shea.
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I have to take a long time to get to know people.
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Later on, I would get to know F-Zero on the Gamecube.
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It also gives riders a way to get to know the trainers.
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I'm just playing the field, trying to get to know new people.
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It can be a great way to get to know your colleagues.
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The big one will happen, and I don't get to know when.
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"Put down the screen and get to know each other," she advises.
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Get to know them — and the stories behind their style soulmates — below.
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And you get to know these women, there's a level of respect.
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That didn't allow for any time to get to know each other.
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Would it be advantageous to get to know your co-workers better?
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There are people who get to know black people only through entertainment.
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My John Milton series features a character that readers get to know.
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Make the effort to get to know people outside the conference room.
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Still, he wanted to get to know the islanders' way of life.
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And then I also am going get to know my Republican enemies.
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I have to take a long time to get to know people.
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To get to know the man behind the tennis player, I guess.
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It's been my great privilege and honor to get to know him.
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You really get to know a person when you interact so closely.
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These are the 15 big players companies want to get to know.
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Click through to get to know these truly badass goddesses of old.
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Together, volunteers and students do exercises to get to know one another.
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If you like old school OC punk, get to know these guys.
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"I needed to get to know America a bit more," she explained.
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I would have liked most to just get to know the person.
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It's hard—perhaps impossible—to get to know someone when they're gone.
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Ed, named after Edwina Currie, was much easier to get to know.
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It was amazing to get to know the man behind the characters.
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Use this time to get to know someone on an emotional level.
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"Get to know them and understand where they come from," Levinson explained.
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Three months is actually a long time to get to know someone.
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"Get to know the facts before you make a judgment," she said.
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I just like to talk to them and get to know them.
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Also: Get to know the Navy hospital ship headed for Los Angeles.
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Guns were just a vehicle, a bridge, to get to know someone.
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This helps you get to know each other's tastes (and dietary restrictions).
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"We just wanted to get to know that sound world," she said.
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But now was my chance to get to know the city better.
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Making sure Dem primary voters really get to know Elizabeth 'Pocahontas' Warren.
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He told relatives he wanted to get to know his teenage son.
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"They get to know the broadcaster on a personal level," says Bernstein.
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"You get to know people in these more intimate settings," Navin said.
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How often do you actually get to know someone without those distractions?
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I wish I had had the chance to get to know her.
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Get to know your dog walker It's just as important that you get to know the walker as much as your pup does, as it paves the way for a trusting and happy relationship between the three of you.
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Try to really get to know the person and think of negotiation tactics.
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Thanks to the Spider-Man movies, we get to know what that's like.
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I grab a Heineken and get to know some of the new faces.
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Talk to Watson and get to know it and the team behind it.
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It's easy once you get to know them to not judge so harshly.
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Definitely. [They're] are really fun and warm once you get to know them.
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"The guards get to know you because you cross every day," said Cazares.
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We're continuing to look into 'how do you get to know your client' . . .
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And it's a chance for fans to get to know her better too.
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It's fun to get to know them as they become full-fledged women.
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Better yet, get to know them before it's time for you to fundraise.
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We get to know ourselves better—our blind spots, our wounds, our love.
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During that time, they get to know each other like family, they said.
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It puts the player in a position to "get to know" the band.
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Let people get to know a guy named Ted, is what I say.
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How do you get beyond that if you don't get to know people?
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Yeah, the mission was for everyone to get to know who Ferg was.
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After all, as the years go by, we get to know ourselves better.
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"If you have too much help, you don't get to know your children."
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When you get to know a person, you feel an obligation to them.
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But as we get to know a person better, there are less blanks.
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It's just one of the most important things — to get to know yourself.
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Explore new topics and get to know someone who doesn't look like you.
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Watermelon and feta -- you two crazy kids go get to know each other.
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You get to know your customers, but there isn't really a relationship there.
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"She wanted to get to know him without any chaos," explained the source.
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We have nothing but time to talk and get to know each other.
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And I always thought, 'I'd like to get to know this guy better.
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"For us, it's really tough to get to know her personality," Uchida said.
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There is no way to know until you get to know a person.
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A kiss meant for when you wanted to get to know your partner.
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This is why I was here: to really get to know the women.
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This is the chance for the customers to get to know these women.
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I don't get to know every student as well as I do Meg.
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"I love continuing to get to know my father," wrote the pop star.
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Instead, she decided to get to know him on her own (in Cannes?).
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I asked close friends and people I wanted to get to know better.
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I want to get to know James so it's definitely not a no.
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First we have to get to know and appreciate each other as people.
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Target-date funds are slowly starting to get to know their investors better.
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He said nice things and seemed to want to get to know her.
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VICE: Who was Jack Stricklin and how did you get to know him?
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I reckon it's a good way to get to know people as well.
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I get to know a woman called Saffron who can't stop snorting cocaine.
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Get to know Berry and learn about her romance with Kid Rock below.
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"[People get to know each other online] to an insane degree," he explained.
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The good part is that you soon get to know the other players.
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The more I get to know Antoine, the more I notice his problems.
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I'm starting to allow people to get to know me as a person.
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Here's your chance to get to know your mom on an astrological level.
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Get to know who, for example, can't handle noisy rooms or being outside.
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It became this shield and I never let anyone get to know me.
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Finally, as painful as it may seem, get to know your local legislators.
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Now it's time to get to know Jean Grae as an ordained minister.
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I really want the people to get to know all of my friends.
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It might actually be a building where you get to know your neighbors.
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We don't even get to know what's going to happen after someone dies.
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When you get to know something for the first time, you've discovered it.
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This is the real Alwyn, pre-Swift — let's get to know him. 1.
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Move beyond reviewing their experience to get to know how they see themselves.
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Get out of your comfort zone and get to know your fellow Americans.
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Jackson said restoring the film helped him get to know the soldiers intimately.
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The sit-down meal gave me time to get to know some students.
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It will be good to get to know these and other dancers better.
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Not just to serve food, but to get to know the people there.
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Both parties need to get to know the concept of return on investment.
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It's a powerful day to get to know someone on a deeper level.
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The better they get to know each other, the better they are playing.
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Now let's get to know the refugees that are of such great concern.
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At the same time, your boss will start to get to know you.
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Inquisitive and engaging, Mr. Beatty said he wanted to get to know me.
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I feel honored that I had a chance to get to know her.
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In this room, you get to know someone and a spark is struck.
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He's a real sweet man, when you get to know him, I hope.
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"We are here and they will get to know us," Mr. Juncker said.
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"You get to know people pretty quickly" in the troupe, said Ms. Militello.
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He was just another nameless "match" that I would never get to know.
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I get to know them through their facial expressions, gestures, and body language.
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I like to get to know my customers and see how they're living.
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Brazilian wheat millers visited Russia recently to get to know that wheat better.
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"These days it easier to get to know these guys," Mr. Hickcox said.
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And no matter what we choose, we never really get to know everything.
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Nobody, after all, is really "likable" — not when you get to know them.
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You really get to know yourself when you have experienced such a deployment.
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"So now we really want to get to know you as a person."
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Until we get to know them better, we don't want to harm them.
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Like, I was just trying to get to know Islam a bit more.
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Now we have a lot of time to get to know each other.
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I would soon get to know it well: nuoc mam, or fish sauce.
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If you don't know the name Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, get to know it.
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Hopefully we'll get to know her better once Black Widow opens May 1.
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But, while you wait, get to know the cast of Dispatches From Elsewhere.
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Being allowed to posthumously get to know them seemed an altogether different one.
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Most of all, you need to get to know them as human beings.
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And because it's so small, you really do get to know one another.
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Then they would meet each other, have picnics, get to know each other.
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He recommends taking the time to get to know your local coin dealer.
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Same for the neighbors, at least until they get to know them better.
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We want refugees to get to know Americans who live all around them.
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Still, she seems cool and I'd like to get to know her better.
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It breeds familiarity and makes it easier to get to know one another!
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There are also some new ones to get to know before diving in.
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Finances can help people get to know each other and help deepen connections.
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Through a couple degrees of separation, you get to know everybody pretty quickly.
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Come out to the woods, look for Bigfoot, get to know your forest.
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He said he just wants to get to know the New York billionaire.
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Of course, we don't get to know how things will actually go down.
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I reckon it's a good way to get to know people as well.
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You get to know not only a DJs taste but their personality too.
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Of course, it took some time for people to get to know me.
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In France, the U.K. and Switzerland, it helped to get to know it.
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But it's not about meeting up with strangers to get to know each other.
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ZW & DO: It's been really great to get to know the indie gaming scene!
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Over the next week, I would get to know the hundred or so members
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Now's the time to get to know the "shacket," fashion's latest hybrid-clothing obsession.
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Ahead, get to know some of the noteworthy women taking that plunge this November.
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It is hard for us to get to know a company within five minutes.
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So we get to know the growers themselves- Even my kid knows about Sysco.
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But some leaders are taking a more creative approach to get to know candidates.
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But for now, let's get to know Nair and Wessel: Raj Nair, Ford Exec.
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If you want to get to know Brandi Carlile better, dive into these songs.
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Given the time to get to know you, Clara sounds like the cutest companion.
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As we get to know Steve, there's something about him that is definitely creepy.
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Take Grey, who's using their clothes to let the world get to know them.
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The contestants work together and get to know each other as the episode progresses.
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Kris [Jenner] wants to get to know her as well, since Rob seems happy.
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Al Gore travels across the globe, educating trainees, who we barely get to know.
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And as Ryan told reporters Wednesday, he just wants to "get to know" Trump.
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He doesn't let us get to know the victims or to feel their pain.
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Cárdenas's statement said the two lawmakers agreed to get to know each other better.
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I think they just want to get to know you, as a human being.
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I wanted to get to know her and I wanted to put everyone on.
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I like to get to know people, what they did before they did this.
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Maybe for me that's just an interesting way to get to know the psyche.
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They get to know each other texting, then over the phone, then in personal.
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It was, as I had mentioned, just research and get to know my friends.
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It's scary in a way, but then I'm glad they get to know me.
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They're just semi-cool action sequences with characters we don't even get to know.
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"I wish everyone could get to know Hillary's heart like I have," he said.
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Fear of "the other" tends to dissipate when people get to know each other.
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"It was hard for me to get to know you at first," she revealed.
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Or, you can get to know the cast — and watch whatever else they're in.
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These individual conversations are my favorite because I really get to know each student.
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Taking time to get to know your partner in another way is very important.
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Ahead, get to know the women who will vie for Luyendyk's heart in January.
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They might want to get to know the different side of me, I suppose.
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Ahead, get to know the 11 singles who will be competing on Love Island.
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YNH: So you need to get to know yourself as best as you can.
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That doesn't mean I can't still invest in him and get to know him.
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This is a profound time to get to know someone on a deep level.
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But first, it's time to get to know the bears of 2856's competition.
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"So it won't take long and you'll get to know about it," she added.
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Get to know life Down Under as told through nine of our favorite Vines.
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This is a time to get to know someone on a profound, intimate level.
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If you want to fuck somebody, take the time to get to know them.
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First of all, I don't really understand how people get to know each other.
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Once I get to know someone better, it's easier to understand what they mean.
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On one hand, it seemed like a good way to get to know me.
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Junior advisors assist and get to know the young potential clients in this way.
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"You may get to know a patient and their family really well," she said.
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"Carine was an absolute pleasure to talk with and get to know," Blue says.
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And whether it's a weekend or week, people get to know each other [better].
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When you get to know Inanna, she is easy to fall in love with.
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Here are a few you should get to know long before March Madness arrives.
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Get to Know the Candidates Your first step: the candidates' own websites: Hillary Clinton
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Get to know how U.S. tax laws will apply to your streams of income.
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Ahead, get to know the brothers and sisters you never knew these stars had.
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I've had a chance to observe and get to know Gilles over the years.
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Rummaging through her medical files isn't the way to get to know this woman.
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Friends describe him as kind but quiet, and not easy to get to know.
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I, like all Americans must get to know the 25th Amendment better, and quickly.
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"At least you didn't have to get to know her and then lose her."
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Whatever happens with the trial and his health, his sons get to know that.
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I just decided I would take another opportunity to get to know her better.
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As I get to know these kids, Topeka has started to feel familiar again.
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This may sound odd, but get to know your strap-on before using it.
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So it was kind of a fascinating time to get to know each other.
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With all that baggage, having a get-to-know-you talk was, well, awkward.
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I couldn't get to know one person over a period of time like that.
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Board games are basically "how to get to know new people" in a box.
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But he didn't get to know Junior himself, then 45, until after the trial.
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Click on to get to know the 15 designers we're keeping our eyes on.
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You really get to know about somebody, about human nature, about how somebody is.
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You know your finances better or you will get to know your finances better.
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"I want to get to know him before I judge his character," Girardi said.
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Get to know your own space before you start throwing money at those things.
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There are other ways to get to know one another as the semester unfolds.
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I'm grateful to have had the chance to get to know Schloss in person.
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Keep money matters to yourself until you get to know the other person well.
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It takes a long time to earn her trust and get to know her.
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These days you get to know somebody quite a bit before the first date.
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They don't know you, and they obviously don't want to get to know you.
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They're going to get to know me the same way my fans know me.
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The more we get to know Serena, the harder scenes like this can hit.
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Even if you are not familiar with Zeno's teachings, get to know your STOA.
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How did you get to know, get your pulse on, did you do polling?
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Jim Kim: Get to know people from every income level and understand their worlds.
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Invariably you get to know the subjects and you want to protect them too.
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Except that this planetary get-to-know-you process took more than a decade.
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You get to know some fun personalities, and you learn a lot about people.
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This means fewer opportunities to get to know your coworkers and build interpersonal relationships.
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Get to know your neighbors and your community now: You'll need one another's help.
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And no matter what, admissions officers just can't get to know every single applicant.
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She found ways to get to know his children when they were with him.
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Reach out to your senators and congresspeople, and get to know their staffers, too.
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Gamble Jones takes time to get to know each client — the old-fashioned way.
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Few recruiters are browsing boards in an effort to get to know potential candidates.
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She is taken aback and refuses, saying she'd rather get to know him first.
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The neighbors want to get to know you, and that's really important and great.
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" Mr. Oyen asked the dancers just to "talk and get to know each other.
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"You get to know her a lot more on this album," Madley Croft said.
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Can you walk us through how you get to know your client's personal styles?
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If you are not familiar with ALI Wong's work, please get to know her.
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It's about tight quarters creating the space to actually get to know a person.
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I want to start this chat just to get to know all of you.
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My committee and I meet with them and briefly get to know each other.
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Get to know the Top 10 heroes and cast your votes by December 3rd.
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Get to know the Top 10 heroes and cast your votes by December 3.
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As they get to know each other, all is not quite as it seems.
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That's an opportunity for airlines to get to know passengers even better, he added.
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He thinks that once people get to know Cruz better they won't like him.
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"Now people come over and want to get to know me," Ms. Owen said.
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Because of my job, I get to know the perfect headphone for every situation.
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"It wasn't the ideal location to get to know one another," Ms. Zuckerman said.
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We just miss seeing you, and we want to get to know Nancy better.
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And I can promise you, when you get to know him, you'll like him.
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"It was important for them to get to know each other," Ms. Farquharson said.
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Trump is not unique in using Air Force One to get to know legislators.
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In WTWTLW, you meet characters and you tell them stories, get to know theirs.
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But there is plenty more to discover the more you get to know Tay!
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You've never had to get to know new people, build connections with new people.
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"Right, first we need to get to know each other first," she pointed out.
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Faces Places begins with JR and Varda trying to get to know one another.
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I want there to be a lot of recurring characters we get to know.
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We don't ever really get to know the characters we're supposed to root for.
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Of course, when people get to know me, they realize, Oh, that's just Louis.
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You can watch movies over and over and get to know them pretty well.
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He doesn't want to get to know Nanette, or even go out with her.
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First things first, you'll want to get to know your way around the Control Center.
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Their preferences may change once they get to know other candidates for the Democratic nomination.
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Ultimately, a clever, appropriate Halloween costume can help you get to know your coworkers better.
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You can go there and interact and get to know people, or just read books.
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Will Hannah get to know the small-town, country boy Garrett as the season progresses?
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You can always make time to get to know people, create friendships and deepen relationships.
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Get to know Trump's newly minted running mate better with these five fast facts: 1.
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In the meantime, get to know the people you'll inevitably meet at Desert Hearts events.
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It's heartwarming to see two strangers open up and slowly get to know each other.
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Ask questions to break the ice, so that you can get to know the client.
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But Diana didn't have a real chance to get to know her husband-to-be.
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Get to know more about the 30-year-old actress joining the Marvel universe below.
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Through a series of flashbacks, we get to know the two, both individually and together.
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We don't get to know, but the HFPA had it both ways on Sunday night.
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Residents want to get to know each other but have few ways to do so.
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And it was not to talk policy, it was to get to know one another.
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"Tea is a product people get to know only after they taste it," Dugarr said.
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"He's fun, you just need to get to know him better," Kourtney tells Kim, 35.
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But even tiny companies should get to know their bigger siblings right off the bat.
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Besides, the people you meet and get to know while networking are just that — people.
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It's important for me as a dentist to get to know these patients as people.
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To make sure that she would get to know Dog, Beth became a bail bondswoman.
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We continued texting, touching base almost every single day to get to know each other.
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ET, when CNN will finally give voters an opportunity to get to know the candidates.
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They're not going to get to know each other in the span of 24 hours.
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I got to live in Belgrade for five weeks and get to know the city.
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I'm grateful I had the chance to get to know you these past few years.
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Because they've taken the time to get to know their employees, people listen to them.
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In the real world, we get to know something by touching and feeling the objects.
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But with Messenger, we can all get to know each other a little more easily.
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Red Carpet host that he generally doesn't get to know everyone who workson his videos.
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They don't really get the time to get to know the patient and their family.
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"I thought, 'Oh my gosh, I want to get to know this guy,' " she said.
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He's always pursuing other people in wanting to get to know them and love them.
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The site explains that Tocewicz started the artistic endeavor to get to know his customers.
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And it was so nice to talk to Lilly's family and get to know them.
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You only get to know the feel of the different shotguns by trying them out.
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We'll get to know each other that way—it's not done in a sly way.
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You focus on some feelings that you get to know better with each passing day.
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First, and as simple as it sounds, we need to get to know one another.
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You really got to understand people's style, and you get to know the surfers more.
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Take a second to stop, breathe, and get to know the actual person you're messaging.
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Wendy, a glass-half-full kinda gal, uses this time to get to know Kimmy.
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Get to know gqom—and read an interview with DJ Lag about the mix—below.
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Taking the time to get to know others will help you build a strong reputation.
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But you know once you get to know him, Chuck Schumer's not all that bad.
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Apparently, Charlotte was so charming that Archer just had to get to know her better.
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Nonetheless, it was useful to get to know each other and exchange expertise, she added.
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The more you get to know them the more your relationship will grow and strengthen.
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I was fortunate enough to spend time with him and get to know his story.
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"We think as they get to know him better, we're gonna do better," Devine said.
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"You get to know and you pace yourself for a long day," Mr. Hervias said.
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More than that, we get to know some of these people outside of their jobs.
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He said he was very sad that he would never get to know his grandchildren.
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Right. Instead of, you know, people are difficult to get to know ... Yes, they are.
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Through sport, we hope to have everyone get to know our island a little better.
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We thought we would have an opportunity to get to know each other, the players.
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Afterward, share your experience so they have a chance to get to know you, too.
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As you get to know your Pisces, you'll learn to love their highly active imagination.
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When you're really trying to get to know these characters, you add complexity to them.
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Even the city's Muslim organizations have barely had a chance to get to know them.
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It's a wonderful evening for connecting with someone you want to get to know better.
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I went into every nook and cranny to try and get to know my environment.
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I mean, I want you to get to know me for me, not my boobs.
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How can tourists get to know the real Hawaiian culture instead of doing touristy things?
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Another thing Zapier does is pair up employees randomly to get to know each other.
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Perhaps we will even have to get to know each other, albeit without shaking hands.
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It offers, as promised, five women named Betty, whom we get to know by number.
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I'm sure people would get to know one another better and form real life connections.
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Not only do you get to know people, but you get to really feel people.
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Most of us never get to know what this kind of voter clout feels like.
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Get to know Lil Nas X, the rapper behind one of the season's biggest songs.
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We shall get to know each other better before some fucking asshole terrorist shoots us.
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In many notable works of autofiction, we don't get to know the narrators very well.
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Get to know them here, and sign up to get The Edit in your inbox.
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But you know, once you get to know him, Chuck Schumer's not all that bad.
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But with Cavani is out, it's time to get to know his replacement, Cristhian Stuani.
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Managers are also taught to get to know their employees and understand their home life.
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I like to get to know our employees and find out what they're working on.
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But as voters get to know her, even Democrats outside of Minnesota, they like her.
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It's just us trying to get to know each other in Paris a little bit.
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But let's start with, 'Tell me your name and let me get to know you.
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He called on police officers to get to know the communities they're entrusted to serve.
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He began biking to retirement homes to get to know the veterans in his community.
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Ben Higgins wants to get to know the person behind the viral reality TV moment.
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Your accountability partner should also be someone who you like to get to know better.
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Get to know some of the names that are shaking up New York fashion now.
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"It took time to build trust and to get to know each other," Singolda said.
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"Fundraising and in-person events are how people get to know you better," said Rosenkranz.
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We get to know you as a human, not just a set of data points.
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"It's an opportunity to get to know them," Ms. Woodruff said of the women nearby.
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They get to know my swing and tell me to shoot for the coconut tree.
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AND WE HAVE A LOT OF FUN, WE GET TO KNOW THE MANAGEMENT TEAMS BETTER.
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I wish we could stay here peacefully and get to know something of the country.
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Get to know your community and the people in your community and your neighborhood organizations.
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But anyway, the easiest way to understand someone else is to get to know him!
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Is there a reporter, photographer or editor whom you would like to get to know?
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In this way, you'll also get to know the flavor and heat of the pepper.
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We get to know them as separate entities, not just as limbs extending from Will Byers.
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So, we'll get to know a little bit more about what that relationship is moving forward.
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We had an opportunity to really get to know each other living in such close quarter.
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The vendors get to know you and your kids; they say hi to you by name.
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But first, we expect she's excited to get to know her chic new London neighborhood, Kensington.
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With shifted eyes or an expanded nose, we get to know the subject through their oddities.
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She&aposs a rising star, her name is everywhere, people want to get to know her.
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But when you get to know Trump, this behavior isn't really shocking; it's entirely in character.
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I get to know a chick, she starts to like me, and then it's all over.
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They want to get to know them in person through panel interviews, conversations and performance screenings.
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Now that we have moved to Colorado, we want to get to know our new home.
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Click on to get to know this best-seller for yourself, along with some similar options.
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So read, enjoy, and get to know the captivating world of AI a little bit better.
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You really get to know someone differently over a weekend as opposed to over a dinner.
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Depression kind of has its own weather, and you get to know it, after a while.
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"I definitely wanted to get to know her better on a personal level," Mr. Lin said.
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A well-thought-out dating profile can help someone get to know you and kickstart conversations.
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A bit buttoned-up at first, but gutsy and adventurous once you get to know her.
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I hope to meet many of you and let you get to know me for me.
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Thank you, Amy – it was a joy to work with you and get to know you.
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Get to know the superstar athlete and what it takes to get on her level, ahead.
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I want to get to know him before I really form an opinion about his character.
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A lot of people do get to know each other through racing and then get together.
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I think it is important that the people get to know the possibilities of manipulation techniques.
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From the moment I met her, I knew I wanted to get to know Lauren more.
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By definition, the worst of them would be hard, if not impossible, to get to know.
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Harry* and I met in 2011, but we didn't get to know each other until 2012.
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That time she started a sex toy lineAbraham wants fans to really get to know her.
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Of course, not letting someone get to know you might be the point of your sarcasm.
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"Companies want to get to know way more people," said Mark Newman, the founder of HireVue.
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What I learned about Wise is that she is someone you want to get to know.
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On the open road, however, they're having a really good get-to-know-you car session.
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A new baby to love and get to know is so special for the whole family.
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It's how I get to know myself better and acknowledge the scars and look at them.
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You can get to know their personality, talk to them and they talk back to you!
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" "We will get to know more details from the girls about their predicament while in captivity.
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And if you get to know them you see they are not a threat to you.
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In This Is Us, we get to know three thirty-something siblings navigating life and love.
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We get to know as much of the trio's past as we do about their present.
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We had an opportunity to really get to know each other living in such close [quarters].
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I'm just giving this time for Lilly and I to get to know each other better.
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Though one man on the street definitely wanted to get to know Moore a little better.
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She said she did not know Holder last June but subsequently did get to know him.
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But when I get to know Trey, I can then get to speak on correct facts.
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Not only do they know a lot of people, they get to know their connections' connections.
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Monte was a kind of guy that you had to be around to get to know.
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We're here to play the game, and everybody still has to get to know each other.
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I still needed to get to know her as her, not just the mother of Sammy.
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But once you get to know them, there are all sorts of hidden depths in there.
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The catch is, you don't get to know what tattoo you're getting until it's all done.
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Videos on Tinder offer a new way to get to know someone for who they are.
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We need to focus on local food systems and get to know who the farmers are.
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First off, don't be afraid to get to know the bread a little before buying it.
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When you meet a new guy, you go to dinner to get to know each other.
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You get to know these inhuman places inch by inch if you drive them a lot.
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You don't have to play it, but you should get to know it for solving purposes.
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I asked Helin to fill out a questionnaire to help you get to know her better.
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The real cops, they're going to have to get to know the people in the community.
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"You kind of get to know these guys," Goodreau said, of the Eagle 56 crew members.
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In a kitchen, Waters and the narrator mix drinks, chitchat, and get to know each other.
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STEVEN, THISIS SORT OF ONE OF THE FIRST OPPORTUNITIES PEOPLE ARE GOING GET TO KNOW YOUPUBLICLY.
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Maybe one day she will appreciate what I did and want to get to know me.
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If they get to know us personally, they would see we're not always like we seem.
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Everyone knows the best way to get to know a place is to ask a local.
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If your team got guaranteed money, they wanna get to know me and work with me?
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It's time to get to know 'The Real J.R. Smith,' and it all starts at home.
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Transnistrian photographer Anton Polyakov wants the world to get to know his homeland a little better.
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"Obviously when you get to know people, there's a learning curve on both sides," he said.
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But then over the course of that run, you get to know people, you get talking.
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I like for people to get to know me before they find out my medical history.
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"When you stay in people's homes, you get to know the real culture," Ms. Magnim said.
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Taking the time to get to know your audience is critical to being a good communicator.
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When it's just them and the forest, Hempton believes, they will truly get to know themselves.
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"There are so many people to get to know now," said Ms. Elinson, the garden's historian.
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Fans get to know their favorite gaming personalities through hundreds of hours of live interactive broadcasts.
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But then, as Steve said, we began to get to know some of the Chinese workers.
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Or it's those black people you speak to, but never actually get to know, because why?
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We decided to see our coronavirus quarantine as an opportunity to get to know each other.
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If tech companies keep burrowing into the car industry, they should get to know Anthony Foxx.
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"To get to know my characters, I need a crisis," he explained in his methodical manner.
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She allows us to get to know Briseis before Achilles and Agamemnon start fighting over her.
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Programming is designed so that students get to know the differences between majors within the field.
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Investors get to know how management is looking at the business, both historically and forward-looking.
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I'm not worried—I see it as a huge opportunity to get to know this guy.
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When you get to know neighbors, you put yourself in a position to do good deeds.
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STEVE MARTIN I'm not an easygoing guy, so I'm kind of hard to get to know.
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" She adds, "Traveling the world with someone is a great way to get to know them.
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You want to get to know them better, but you're not sure they return the feeling.
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We enjoy our lunch in the garden behind the restaurant and get to know one another.
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The unlikely pair bond as they get to know each other, and form a little family.
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I am starting to get to know what it's like to live with only one eye.
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Sometimes, watching Harrison grow, I'm reminded of how little we'll ever get to know about Greta.
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"Board members need to get out of the boardroom and get to know their company's leaders."
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Baker and her team watched hours of Fox to get to know the individual anchors' styles.
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But these scammers get to know their marks thoroughly and are adept at ensnaring their prey.
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She wanted to create a safe space for people to get to know their refugee neighbors.
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This is a lovely time to compromise and get to know people on an intellectual level.
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I like to get to know the guests and not just say, 'Here's a key, bye.
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"I go to a bar, I get to know the bartenders and the manager," he said.
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We don't need a meeting to get to know Putin, to engage in meaningless happy talk.
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"You get to know people, and you keep in touch with some of them," he said.
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Get to know the different roles in the company, analyze your competitors, research the company's history.
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You can have a really intimate time with casual sex and actually get to know somebody.
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I also talk a lot with Guille [Guillermina Gutiérrez Morales] about her work with Women Tasters, and it's true that we need more women to get to know this industry, because once you get to know it, it's very easy to fall in love with it.
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But the mayor seems to believe that once people get to know him, he'll grow on them.
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It's long, it's overly intimate, and it's such a snoozy way to get to know a person.
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That said, this is a wonderful occasion to get to know your partners on a deeper level.
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Lauren's new around here, and she wants to get to know Mike and Arielle a little better.
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We get to know each member, what works best for them, and what their style preferences are.
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Get to know what triggers your FOMA Not that we usually choose to remember it that way.
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These are the finest films of the year, so let's get to know them a little better.
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You were asked to come in because someone at the company wants to get to know you.
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I just want to be able to show my personality and let people get to know me.
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I've been here six years, which is enough time to get to know a place pretty well.
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The death of her daughter was one of those ways I tried to get to know her.
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I didn't get to know her very well—we only had one night where we got together.
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You know, things a person might ask someone when trying to interact and get to know them.
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And I really didn't get to know the character until we started shooting, and she showed up.
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We get to know the father from Burundi, who's being interviewed for a podcast called Refugee Voices.
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This is a pretty small boat, so we would all get to know each other pretty well.
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The Lost Legacy gives us a good chance to better get to know characters we've met before.
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It's really easy to make and I've provided notes to help you get to know the ingredients. . . .
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Indians now, too, will get to know the pleasure of assembling a PAX wardrobe over a weekend.
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It was an honor to work with him and get to know the man a little bit.
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When we first get to know our mysterious narrator, she has a job cleaning an unnamed museum.
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The fact that they're here, shaking hands, wanting to get to know us, makes a huge difference.
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You're about to get to know Jason Aldean and his wife Brittany just a little bit better.
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Once they have exhausted their discussion, participants can get to know each other over juice and snacks.
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First up, Rachel flew to Baltimore to get to know the city that Eric grew up in.
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The dinner is a chance to strike up new relationships and get to know White House staffers.
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One message read, "I'd like to get to know you closer and better," the criminal complaint claims.
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It's easy to paint Scorpios in broad strokes because they can be difficult to get to know.
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Eclipses also reveal new information, so expect to get to know someone on a way deeper level.
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Through the years our families' friendship has allowed us to get to know one another as friends.
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But getting trapped in Punxsutawney forces Phil to get to know all the people he'd otherwise ignore.
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I haven't had the chance to get involved or get to know the Dutch metal culture closely.
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When the people of Michigan get to know John, they will say he is a true star.
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She came to Wednesday night's town hall for another opportunity to get to know her congressman better.
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I didn't get to know him as well as I wanted to, but that's life, I suppose.
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It's one way to get to know the competitors and lets them show a bit of personality.
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If I don't offer the white-lie buffer, then new people don't even get to know me.
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Kesha warned her followers to get to know people's "True Colors" before letting them into your life.
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In 2018, I finally was able to get to know one lady and go on actual dates.
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A psychotic episode really is the worst time to get to know the person you live with.
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You get to know each other so well you think something and the horse can feel it.
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But it seems like most people are thrilled to get to know the up-and-coming actor.
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We never really had time to get to know this character, so how can we mourn him?
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Charlamagne says all he wanted to do was get to know Tomi, and learn Tomi's penile history.
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There's really no better way to get to know a country than to road trip through it.
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Sure, it's a crude, superficial way to get to know someone, but hey, it was high school.
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Bumble is giving users some new options to get to know each other inside its dating app.
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"You really get to know someone after this hour," Jennifer Worthington, a producer at Paradiso, told me.
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It was unbelievable to get to know him and realize that we have a lot in common.
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The 45-minute meeting was a "first opportunity to get to know each other," the spokesperson said.
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Group discussions give doctors and nurses of different ranks a chance to get to know each other.
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You get to know people and become friends with them, but I don't know him at all.
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You'll get to know your pup's family tree, tracing all the way back to their great grandparents.
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A run of "Midsummer" performances is an endearing way to get to know City Ballet's dancers better.
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Before the film's release on July 19, get to know everyone who will be in the film.
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Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) asked Gorsuch a series of lighthearted questions to get to know the nominee.
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Read articles, buy books, or hire someone to help you see it and get to know yourself.
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We encourage our officers to get to know the people and places they are protecting and serving.
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Also, if you don't know about Australia's favourite bumbling bushman, Russell Coight, please get to know him.
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I used to say this about myself: once you get to know me, I'm not very surprising.
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She is a strong, loving, woman who contributes so much to those who get to know her.
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An MBA from a junk-removal companyHow does an entry-level employee get to know the CEO?
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But to go to a new place, and have to get to know all the new people?
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I went with him to an island paradise, and was excited to get to know him better.
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But Americans have also had 25 — more than that — years to get to know you for themselves.
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"We get to know these kids really well" before they even commit to the school, Dunleavy said.
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With voters still, after decades, trying to get to know her, it could be a turning point.
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Now, it seems, Mr. Cruz and Mr. Kasich will get to know each other a bit better.
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Try to get to know someone and slow it down instead of idealizing them in your head.
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Meanwhile, you'll get to know Hank, who is voiced by Modern Family's Ed O'Neill, in Finding Dory.
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The language barrier and the pitcher's attitude made it impossible for teammates to get to know him.
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The job, despite some of its difficulties, is a great way to get to know the city.
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"You hit off them so many times that you get to know their little quirks," Nieuwenhuis said.
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At Malone's urging, Good headed to a tournament to watch Johnson and get to know him better.
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Get to know yourself intimately If I go any further inward, I'll be in a coma. 20.
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Shop around for policies and get to know the terms of what an insurer will offer you.
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The better you get to know your boss, the better you'll understand how they see the workplace.
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According to Sally Boyle, Goldman Sachs, every manager should get to know the people on their team.
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His teacher tries to get to know her problem child in this new play by Julia Cho.
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This can make our work trickier, but the key is to really get to know a place.
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How sad neither she nor we will get to know the life she could have made instead.
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For the first time since apps launched, we have time, to just...get to know each other.
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It's not like you get to know that person before you decide that they're worth swiping for.
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I reproach myself for not knowing them and not having done more to get to know them.
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Get to know Thurst more below and listen to the debut of Cut to the Chafe now.
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The Taliban had agreed to a session for the two sides to get to know one another.
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People seek to escape buildings via a familiar route; get to know available exits ahead of time.
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He's looking forward to warmer weather and the opportunity to get to know the people of Miami.
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One of the reasons I wanted to separate is I wanted to finally get to know myself.
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"You could get to know them all," he said in a 19503 interview with The Brooklyn Rail.
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I love to walk, and I think it's the best way to get to know a city.
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Workers at GitLab are using videoconferences to get to know colleagues on another level: through their families.
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And get to know the real Mandy Moore, not the one who was missing you like candy.
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"Perhaps we will even have to get to know each other, albeit without shaking hands," he writes.
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"It's easier to get to know each other here," said Rakeua Angela, 58, a mother of six.
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"I didn't get to know Jaime all that well," Twins Manager Paul Molitor said before the game.
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He had good chat, messaged regularly and seemed like he genuinely wanted to get to know me.
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ET, get to know the cast, who they're playing, and where you might recognize the stars from.
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Get to know the cookies a bit better with their dating — er, flavor profiles — before you commit.
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They've used that time to read, draw, play games and get to know the front-office staff.
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Another way to stay engaged is to get to know fellow language learners through the discussion forum.
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We want to get to know all of you- negative, positive, embittered, angry, suffering, pleading, and hopeless.
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Get to know Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, as she settles into life with the British monarchy.
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Davidson describes interviewing his father's friends to get to know him better and discovering he did cocaine.
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They're pretty simple: Talk less, listen more and get to know the kid in front of me.
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And Nadler urges board members to get to know internal candidates and a CEO's entire senior team.
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But mostly, I think gardeners can get to know their plants by going outside and getting reacquainted.
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The hard part is letting go, even after a short time, of people you get to know.
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I wish I had more of a chance to work with them and get to know them.
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We saw a national security star then that the world is about to get to know now.
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Meet the trees, get to know their superpowers, and learn how scientists are trying to protect them.
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"There is no app that can get to know you quite like the human app," she said.
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We are able to get to know other folks, and find ways to work together and collaborate.
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"In this state, we're political animals, and we want to get to know the candidates," she said.
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In terms of a technique, I really just try get to know people and show their humanity.
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Once we get to know characters, it's a treat to imagine other paths they could have taken.
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He says he simply wants to get to know Americans — most of whom are Facebook users — better.
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And if we're lucky, perhaps we'll get to know the character a little better in the future.
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"It's basically just an opportunity for us to get to know them and for them to get to know us, and keep an eye on whether there are any parasites that they could pick up here locally," Sarah Baeckler Davis, president and CEO of Project Chimps, tells Mashable.
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They have complete time to get to know one another because, physically, they aren't disturbed by other people.
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Take the time to get to know your chosen exercise program and be patient as your body adjusts.
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Machine learning algorithms get to know the patient and send doctors alerts when a person exhibits unusual behavior.
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I think so far, we have all spent a lot of effort get to know each other better.
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And the best advice out there was just be yourself, just let the audience get to know you.
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The first year was more of a get-to-know-each-other session for about 170 invited guests.
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Aside from that detail and her friendship with Jessica, we don't get to know much more about her.
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It's rare for us to get to know TV characters over multiple seasons without ever knowing their names.
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Hunting forces a person to endure, to master themselves, even to truly get to know the wild environment.
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He knew everyone's name, and that [taught me to] respect the entire process and get to know everybody.
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Dear Data is a book that explores how data can help two people get to know each other.
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Then get to know him or her by asking good questions rather than centering the conversation on yourself.
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So to help, let's get to know some of Trump's satellites, both new and old, a little better.
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But I'm sure those girls — well, some of them — are really nice once you get to know them.
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But the storytellers decide who we meet, how well we get to know them, and in what contexts.
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Warren won't even take one-on-one, no-strings-attached, get-to-know-you meetings with rich donors.
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"Taking the time to get to know [people], what motivates them, what their challenges are," he told Grow.
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For the people who do get to know me, they tend to be a little surprised [by that].
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Since neither are monoliths, why not take the time to get to know the meaning behind your inspiration?
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The officials said Kushner stressed he mainly wanted to get to know Gantz and start working with him.
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You'd rather get to know your partner as a person you can call your friend and your lover.
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Road Trip On this cross-country drive, Jack and Rebecca sort of get to know each other better.
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Those workers get to know their clients, developing familiarity that ideally leads to even better hospitality over time.
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But Xscape: Still Kickin' It will allow viewers to get to know the group now in its' entirety.
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They now have all the time in the world to get to know each other through the fence.
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"I'm glad we took our time to get to know each other," said Carter of the long engagement.
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We get to know Paddy as Bob's best friend, and Neil as the husband of Gwen's best friend.
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As you work through the case, you'll need to get to know the residents of mysterious Ryme City.
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Still, Pence delivered a strong performance that thrilled the crowd and helped the nation get to know him.
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Over time, players get to know some of the Mongols and learn about them at a human level.
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On Thursdays, we'll be publishing follow-up Q&As, so you get to know these OPs even better.
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We get to know who people are and now we get to cleanse it out of our country.
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She has only just joined the family and people are only just starting to get to know her.
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The more we get to know each other and understand each other, the more unified we can become.
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But according to the reality star, there's another side of her she wants fans to get to know.
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Couples get to know each other as people, not as teammates whose success is contingent on athletic compatibility.
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I feel like with that video you get to know my personality more than almost anything we've done.
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There's this song called, "Get to Know Ya" and a song called "Fool to Love," ... they're just amazing.
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I didn't get to know her as well because there was a lot going on at the time.
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And in order to do that they must get to know their own needs, desires, and insecurities deeply.
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The easiest way to get to know the Queer Eye guys is probably being born a Hadid sister.
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With press photos that screamed dreamy, boho-chic, we wanted to get to know more about Lipa's style.
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Plus, we at TechCrunch want to get to know the best and brightest startups in D.C. and Miami.
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In preparation for the 2018 NBA Draft on Thursday, get to know Field Level Media's top five prospects.
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Caila: I guess it is hard to get to know somebody with someone else who loves them here.
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These new shows were ways for singles to get to know each other in a fun, flirty environment.
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Taking small steps to get to know your colleagues, even if you're naturally shy, goes a long way.
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"They can hold back a little bit until they get to know you a bit more," he says.
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Then, we all meet in a neutral place, for lunch or dinner, and get to know each other.
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The event also included an ice breaker and discussion session where participants could get to know one another.
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I didn't plan that, but I looked to get to know people who are very different from me.
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I don't mind that it took me over a decade to get to know them and their history.
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I'm more in tune with myself, because in solitary, you get to know yourself, who you really are.
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Beth tells him to get to know Jesse (Denis O'Hare) and that might make him feel less weird.
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There's a window separating the pair, but clearly both are eager to get to know each other better.
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That app introduced profiles so that users can get to know the people they are chatting with better.
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That way, you can get to know someone's thoughts and beliefs around money along the way, she said.
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Get to know the great director Mike Nichols with this double bill of two of his finest films.
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Inspiration is all around me—from my friends and family and the communities that I get to know.
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Sadly, many assume that Cancers are so wrapped in their emotions that they're hard to get to know.
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There has been no honest effort by mainstream media journalists to get to know or understand middle America.
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Only one thing is certain: You are never going to find out unless you get to know him.
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Pat Nixon's actions redefined the role of the second lady — and allowed Americans to get to know her.
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Wu: You can't get to know a Series A investor over the course of the few weeks' process.
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In the pulpit, leaders announce upcoming social events planned to help teetotaling Mormons get to know each other.
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Get to know and love the train, because you'll be spending quite a bit of time with it.
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"They are all different, and I have to get to know them and where they are," he said.
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MEET THE SCIENTIST (Saturday) This is an opportunity to get to know your ancestors — the very distant ones.
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While you are trying to understand your new co-workers, they are trying to get to know you.
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"I think people need to get out in their neighborhoods and get to know their neighbors," Joel said.
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I am hoping to get to know him a little better and then we'll move on from there.
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BEVERLY HILLS, California — Mike Colter is ready for Marvel fans to get to know the new Luke Cage.
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It's kind of nice to read some of these books and get to know yourself a bit better.
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"We get to know each other, to understand their problems and they get to understand ours," he said.
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If we want to date, then, we have to, unfortunately, take the time to get to know people.
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Initially, we decided to meet in a bar to get to know each other, which helped a bit.
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I wanted my coworkers to get to know my work before they knew my mother-to-be status.
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This allows us to get to know Frank Underwood's new main competitor, Republican Will Conway, a bit better.
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It's good for these people to get to know me — I can tell them how friendly it is.
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I think there are just some really good people out there that people need to get to know.
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I think the best way to get to know a city is through its (often) neglected public institutions.
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This evening brings some intense conversations: Expect to get to know someone on a much more intimate level.
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For me, one of the ways in which you get to know a city is through the food.
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I listen to the album nonstop before making the photo, so I get to know it pretty well.
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I wanted to create a space where young filmmakers and composers could get to know one another's work.
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Day 1: Get to know each person on your team — including who's a 'rockstar' and who's a 'superstar'
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Not only did Betsy get to know the dethroned emperor, but so did all who read Eaton's novel.
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Those key breaks are a great opportunity to get to know your boss and your co-workers better.
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"My job is to get to know people and learn about their passions," he said in the interview.
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The buses traveled slowly, which gave Ms. Marshall and Mr. Kelland time to get to know each other.
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If any good has come of all this negative publicity, perhaps I shall now get to know them.
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I have to get to know who they are to show the true side of who someone is.
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And we wanted the chance to get to know one another, and talk about the city we love.
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His parents have three names picked out, but they want to get to know him better before choosing.
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My crew and I tried to keep that same energy, to get to know everybody we were filming.
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Get to know the new faces moving into Japan's Terrace House in part three of the current season.
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Meanwhile — you knew there'd be a meanwhile — we get to know a sexy pirate (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II).
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We also needed a break from it all to just have fun and get to know each other.
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"He'd say, 'That's the way you get to know somebody, you go to their house,'" Mr. Seligmann said.
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Now, we have the ability to get to know a student better, from a different type of submission.
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"For me, it's just being properly represented, and for people to really get to know you," he said.
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Connor was rightfully frustrated that he and Hannah didn't have more time to get to know one another.
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"The expectation is that we'll handle it well and get to know each other even better," Boone said.
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I think I know Dr. King a little bit, but I want to get to know him better.
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"Folks, you've got to get to know the other team," Biden said as his voice rose with passion.
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It's time to get to know ourselves better starting February 18 when the Sun shines on intuitive Pisces.
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"It forces you to communicate and get to know each other on a different level," Dr. Vallejos said.
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"It doesn&apost have to be a full day retreat to get to know each other," said Hansel.
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This transit offers an opportunity to get to know ourselves more deeply and to better understand our motivations.
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So, let's get to know one of them: Bachelor contestant Victoria Paul, who was 2019's Miss Louisiana.
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The guards who work these cellblocks rarely get to know a black person who is not behind bars.
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As they get to know Harris' story, Ruiz believes Latinas will find a natural affinity for the senator.
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We don't really get to know the kind of impact we have, if we make one at all.
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"It really allowed us to get to know each other on a lot of different levels," he said.
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So before our new K-pop overlords become any more powerful, it's time to get to know them.
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She said the matches were a great way to befriend other parents and get to know the teachers.
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It's short and sweet and the celebration of their New Year, and you should get to know it.
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Get to know the basicsThere are a few terms you'll want to know before buying an e-bike.
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Fees ebb away at your returns, so get to know the charges you might see as you invest.
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Employers like to use free-form, unstructured interviews in an attempt to "get to know" a job candidate.
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Get to know your customers and market — many businesses stumble because they fail to understand their target market.
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Draw up a budget for the school year, and get to know the real cost of attending school.
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Someone handed him a book, "Tennis Whites and Teacakes," to help him get to know his new home.
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At a 10-person operation like Intern Queen, it's easy to get to know everyone in the office.
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I usually let a person get to know me first, to learn that I'm more than my HIV.
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Sorority sisters organize on her behalf and vouch for her at get-to-know-you sip and sits.
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Use this social distancing to your advantage and really get to know someone before taking that next step.
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You made the correct decision when you accepted your birth father's choice not to get to know you.
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Humankind's seismic neighbors will be around for a long time, we'd do well to get to know them.
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They want the opportunity to get to know somebody they've seen in a magazine or on social media.
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Donald Trump just shook the hand of a man who's about to get to know him super intimately.
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I want to elevate and dramatize the show, but I get to know what works and what doesn't.
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There's no space for individual dining, so diners grab what they can and get to know their neighbours.
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Or I can let people get to know me and see all the pain behind the constant jokes.
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Studio visits are so work driven and I find that you can't really get to know the artist.
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They talked about how much they meant to them — how much they helped them get to know themselves.
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What legends of country music—like Bob Wills, Wanda Jackson, Patsy Cline—should millennial record collectors get to know?
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Get to know your firm's cybersecurity program: What are the policies and procedures that you currently have in place?
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I didn't get to know him well, but I was lucky enough to have met him a few times.
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Take time to get to know your mentor in an informal setting, says Jesar Shah, product manager at Twitter.
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This is one of the best ways to get to know a K-pop group and its individual members.
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Get to know the wider world "Taking a serious look back … I do have one big regret," Gates said.
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"Get to know and be okay with your current physical health," says the creator of the Tracy Anderson Method.
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I'm excited to get to know all the people at BT and work together to take the business forward.
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Plus, track progress and get to know your mind a little better by scanning entries with the companion app.
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Despite the strict rules separating organ donors, their families, and the recipients, Ben wants to get to know Sasha.
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You might not know how to win one, but at least you'll get to know how to make one.
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Hannah Brown's Bachelorette season is kicking off, and so it's time we get to know some of her suitors.
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With each story I hear, I continue to find ways to get to know people better and more deeply.
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Because obviously your fans can't hang out with you every day, so that's how they get to know you.
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Farage offered to help Theresa May get to know Trump and help build bridges with the new U.S. administration.
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Check out our cast guide for Five Feet Apart to get to know all the faces and names now.
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But as you get to know your manager's work style, don't try to emulate all of their leadership traits.
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" Asked if he thought Molly would want to get to know her father, Gallagher said, "I'm sure she would.
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Added that Trump uses it as an opportunity to get to know foreign leaders better, like Prime Minister Abe.
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The Constitution gives him plenty of time to ease into things, get to know the ropes: walk, then run.
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Looking back, she admits she never took the time to get to know him the way she should have.
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Jibo is a social robot that wants to get to know you, but that means you must help it.
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"I've been going for like seven years, you kind of just tend to get to know everyone," she said.
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They were in Paris at the time and decided to get to know each other over dinner before filming.
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Throw all of your preconceived French Girl notions out of the window and get to know the real Fanny.
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Click on to get to know the It girl we (and our Insta feeds) just can't get enough of.
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Still to this day I mostly meet people, get to know them, pine for YEARS, and then date them.
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"I'm excited for people to get to know [Beth] on a deeper level," Watson told BuzzFeed News in August.
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While not denying this reality, we also want to get to know Yash as a creative individual with agency.
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Get to know your state and local tax rules on vacation rentals, said Paul Garza, tax accountant for Vacasa.
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Outpost hosts community events at different houses and sometimes other locations to help members get to know one another.
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I studied in a small suburb, and after moving to Minneapolis, I wanted to get to know my neighbors.
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"It felt like in order to get to know New York City, you had to live there," she said.
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That exposing yourself to new things and new people is the only way to really get to know yourself.
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Take time to really get to know your latest crush — even if you prolong the physical connection a bit.
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I find a lot of times people don't respect me, because they don't get to know me that well.
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Our new summer intern just started and I haven't gotten the chance to get to know him at all.
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I'm so glad Ashley and my mom got a chance to talk and get to know each other better.
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Their distinct personalities will emerge, and we'll get to know them as individuals, not a mass of potential brides.
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Well, or I'm just gonna show up and celebrate my favorite artists and get to know a few more.
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Taking time to reflect on your thoughts and feelings is a powerful way to get to know yourself better.
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Get to know the real Noah Centineo, safe sex practices and all, and you might just have a shot.
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"I wanted to use the time we have left to get to know each other as adults," Cooper says.
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There's a side of her grandmother that she'll never get to know, and I think this was just personal.
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Because if we didn't, I don't think we would have had the time to get to know each other.
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"Also, we really wanted to take some time to bond and get to know our little girl!!" she wrote.
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The meeting is mostly just a get-to-know-you hangout in our neighborhood, and heavy snacks are provided.
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Let's say you go out to drinks with some new coworkers -- a sort of get-to-know you thing.
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Not many people get to know celebrities beyond their public persona — but Sherry Lansing has worked with the best.
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It's a shame because your 20s is the prime decade to get out, explore and get to know yourself.
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Not only are these names bizarrely hilarious; they're also a great way to get to know your fellow trainers.
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We don't get to know because a rich guy felt his desires were more important than history and heritage.
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Click on to get to know this new fashion destination (and discover some sweet new brands along the way).
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They share advice and know how, and they make connections between people who should get to know each other.
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There they meet the founders, their manager and a teammate and get to know the company culture, said Foster.
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But an investor has to take the time to get to know a business, regardless of their comfort level.
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No, I have to talk to people and get to know them and let them tell me their name.
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If you're unfamiliar with a virtual private network, or VPN, there's no better time to get to know them.
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In this process you get to know people, and at that point we'd spent two years at the department.
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