"I got to know you, you got to know me," Mr. Macron said.
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You got to know him at the Munich Security Conference and I got to know him at the Hampstead Town Hall.
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It's no wonder that as people got to know you the way that I got to know you, they fell in love.
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And it's no wonder that as people got to know you the way that I got to know you, they fell in love.
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As I got to know McCain from 85033 onward, I got to know a rare public official who didn't calculate the advantages to himself.
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We've got to know if we're going to compromise, we've got to know that compromise will in fact have the support of the President.
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My father never really got to know the internet all grown up, and the internet never really got to know my father—except as a murder victim.
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And then I went to the Bay Area and got to know the great Bill Walsh and covered the 49ers and I got to know closely the great Al Davis.
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So we got to know his whole crew and The Faint and Cursive, and we got to know Robb and Jeff who run Saddle Creek, so eventually we met all those dudes.
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And I got to know him, you know him much better than I, but I got to know him on person level because I hired his law clerk as my solicitor general.
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Sources told CNN that he not only got to know Trump during the campaign, but also got to know Trump's family and earn their trust, as well as the trust of senior aides.
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I got to know the sport through a video game.
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I feel lucky I got to know her, and heartbroken.
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You've just got to know where to look for them.
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"I got to know him as a man," Cordle said.
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We love the two founders that we got to know.
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Because I was always there; he got to know me.
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Schmidt got to know Schultz through Edelman's partnership with Starbucks.
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I got to know Ted because he lives in Norway.
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"I really got to know him in those four hours."
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The couple got to know each other in Hong Kong.
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It's just not how most people got to know me.
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Over the next year, he got to know Brown better.
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And that's how I got to know her a bit.
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I got to know him well in his later years.
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Because if something does go wrong, we've got to know.
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Remarkably, I even got to know one of these heroes.
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I'm just saying that he got to know these people.
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I got to know the poeticness of Dré's Southern background.
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They got to know officers by name and became friends.
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It means we got to know each other fairly quickly.
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As they got to know each other, some stood out.
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That is how I got to know these wonderful people.
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You've got to know what you are really doing this for.
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We got to know each other, even if it wasn't easy.
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You've got to know definitely ... KS: How old someone is. Yeah.
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Through [Dan] I got to know Anthony Shakir and Claude Young.
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Jack's brother, who we never got to know, died in Vietnam?
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Some of my authors I got to know, like Julio Cortazar.
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I got to know her family, who seemed just like mine.
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I got to know Don and hang with him a bit.
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They got to know us, our village and our daily lives.
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I got to know the customer base in the trading community.
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She doesn't remember him, because she never got to know him.
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We've got to know who's coming and going in the country.
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I got to know the drug dealers who hated my guts.
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But we spent time together and got to know each other.
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Everyone got to know who I was there for a while.
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Finally, I've got to know: what is your "favourite midnite snack"?
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"I got to know Asia Argento ten months ago," McGowan tweeted.
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"I got to know Asia Argento ten months ago," McGowan wrote.
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The animal I got to know best was a young hyena.
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I've got to know all the distilleries in Scotland very well.
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These kids lost their dad before they got to know him.
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Only a handful of people ever truly got to know him.
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I've got to know exactly where to go with the ball.
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Eventually I got married and Lawrence got to know my husband.
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I got to know some of them and had great relationships.
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But you've got to know when you have a home run.
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I got to know a lot of police officers like that.
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It got easier as they got to know each other better.
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I also got to know Eric Rudolph [the Atlanta Olympics bomber].
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I really got to know Dana in the spring of 2010.
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I've got to know—when are you coming here to NYC?
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Your Money It's time you got to know yourself a little better.
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"I got to know him outside of class," Adams told Vanity Fair.
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I got to know some of these girls, including number five, Olivia.
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Clinton in 2000, the newly liberated first lady got to know Mrs.
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As a teenager, I got to know Michael's songs mostly by osmosis.
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"I got to know him and, almost three years later, we're here."
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Vi started me out slow as it got to know my biometrics.
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But in the process, the two icons got to know each other.
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That is, until he got to know his character a little better.
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Obama, Isha and I toured GLOW and got to know the girls.
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She got to know her grandchildren or when they were little kids.
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But we also got to know the judge as a human being.
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I got to know them both and they're both excellent human beings.
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I'm forever grateful that my family and I got to know him.
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I grew up watching him and got to know him through Robin.
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Members and sometimes their families socialized and got to know each other.
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And I got to know them, and I saw them grow up.
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There, they escaped the media glare and got to know each other.
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We drove through the empty expanse and got to know each other.
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The way I got to know about Surgeon is a prime example.
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In the military hospital, he got to know art director Herbert Kirchhoff.
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Neither did any of the other sample girls I got to know.
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"I mean, very few people got to know Michael Jackson," Trump said.
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She got to know their mother and cared for them a lot.
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Just got to know what I got to do in that situation.
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"You've got to know timing," he told us, likening it to improv.
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There was someone for everyone, and fans got to know them well.
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We got to know people through having a series of house parties.
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We came together, got to know each other, launched in September 270.
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LAWRENCE WEINER We got to know each other and we kept talking.
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As Beka and I got to know each other, he drank nonstop.
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Mr. Bulger got to know quite a few prisons over the years.
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" He added: "You have got to know when to hang it up.
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They got to know Bob very well during that period of time.
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"You've got to know the things," Dunleavy said of the N.C.A.A. rules.
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But last year, the world got to know who Peter Thiel is.
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So they've got to know each other and they're complying very well.
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I got to know him as a person, being around that team.
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When he served as a federal prosecutor, he got to know Hobbs.
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Those individuals who are embeds, who got to know me the best.
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I only got to know Father John after he'd made that switch.
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I didn't know them, and then I got to know them after that.
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Obviously, Brenda [Hampton, 7th Heaven's creator] got to know us all very well.
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He got to know Shayne while teaching creative writing to prisoners of Leclerc.
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You don&apost have to do everything but you got to know everything.
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I also got to know the city, understand it, and react to it.
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"I got to know Asia Argento ten months ago," McGowan wrote on Twitter.
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We had a ton of fun and really got to know each other.
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DeAngelis got to know him when Richman visited Columbine after losing his daughter.
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I really got to know him very well over a two-day period.
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Then they ... got to know each other some more in a cozy bedroom.
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She was part of the whole process… And everyone got to know her.
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I really got to know him very well over a two-day period.
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Since then, we've got to know each other in a really intimate way.
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He's a very good man and I got to know him very well.
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They got to know each other as they slept out under the stars.
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On the plus side, I got to know my neighbors a lot better.
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GREENFIELD: And you know what, my message is, you've got to know that.
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We've got to know that this is everybody's responsibility, every single person here.
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Time and time again I tell people: You've got to know your limits.
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"You've got to know who your enemies are, don't you?" he asked, laughing.
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"We got to know all the people in the hotel," Ms. Boyle said.
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I got to know the captains of industry on a first name basis.
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Soon after Gupta moved to L.A., he got to know a homeless musician.
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Once I got to know their music better, ABBA became inescapable for me.
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Factor: Yeah, I got to know when we linked up in the studio.
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Over the years, Shannon got to know the furnaces as intimately as people.
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I got to know a person who saw the show over 503 times.
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I got to know some of these young people during the Arab Spring.
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"We really got to know each other as friends first," Mr. Morgan said.
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We had an amazing time and I got to know her so well.
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Through Boykin, Jacobs got to know Debbie Harry, David Bowie and Andy Warhol.
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He got to know his subjects, and I think they had mutual trust.
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But you've got to know what you're dealing with, and that is measurement.
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Perhaps if he got to know refugees such as Sabah, he'd think differently.
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"We got to know each other pretty well that night," Mr. Ryan said.
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"We are grateful that we got to know him," the statement went on.
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The Roadster was how we got to know Tesla and understand Musk's ambition.
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"I got to know him quite well during that time," Mr. Laine said.
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Through Nina Nielsen's gallery, I got to know Jake Berthot and Harvey Quaytman.
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"People feel like they got to know Warren and Charlie personally," Goracke said.
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So I got to know these people, I got to know the issues, the movers and the shakers in the community and got to understand what it was that people wanted to see… And the rest, as they say, is history.
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Leiweke got to know Goodell on a climb up Mount Rainier with other executives.
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I've known him for a long time, but I got to know him better.
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So I got to know him as there was less of him to know.
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Yeah, and like I said, I got to know Henry, so we were friends.
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Through Ky-Mani's parties, he got to know the rest of the Marley clan.
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It wasn't until I got to know him that I saw the other side.
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"I felt like I got to know him in some weird way," he says.
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That all changed when the soldier got to know his former commander in chief.
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And so through the magic and the standup, I got to know my voice.
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"I worked with him and got to know him very well," wrote one person.
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"I got to know Meghan on such a personal level," the British designer said.
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But neighbors say he was the kind of man they got to know quickly.
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As for Molly, I wish we got to know more about what drives her.
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You know, I got to know Eugene McCarthy, the late Democratic senator, very well.
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"I got to know her as she truly is," he told PEOPLE in 2012.
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I had him in Florida for two days and got to know him well.
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I got to know the people, with their unwritten laws and codes of conduct.
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I got to know her family, who provided insights you can't get anywhere else.
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"I got to know Meghan on such a personal level," the British designer said.
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In a way, I felt that I finally got to know my sister better.
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I separated myself from my ex and I also got to know myself better.
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Over time, I got to know a lot about their lives of my subjects.
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"When the sound changes, you've got to know that the sound's changing," Love says.
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"We got to know the door staff — they call us the Originals," he said.
|
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He visited daily, and in the process got to know and like the neighborhood.
|
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Over the next several years I got to know Corey and his program better.
|
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Over several months, he got to know Ms. Land's family and learn her story.
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I wrote back, and for the first time we got to know each other.
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It was during Michael's time in Washington that Laich got to know the family.
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She got to know members of the Areole Collective who were also studying there.
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But the end result, unsurprisingly, was that most students never got to know Jillian.
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He got to know Judge Kavanaugh as a fellow altar boy in elementary school.
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In my second, I took my time, slowed down and got to know people.
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In the process I also got to know my mother as a young woman.
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We got to know each other's odors, transferred each other's sweat, then parted ways.
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"I truly got to know him through his writing and thought," Ms. Cheng said.
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A woman I got to know had just rented her place to a Kazakh.
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But as he got to know more about her, his opinion of her changed.
|
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But when he got to know a young man in recovery, that changed him.
|
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So they clearly got to know each other fairly well during that first encounter.
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I got to know all of his housemates, and some of their girlfriends, too.
|
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I got to know the Hypnotic Brass Ensemble, from the last tour, very well.
|
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"When I first got to know him, I was actually very surprised," she said.
|
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And then I got to know the guys, and I've been coming ever since.
|
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But then, as I got to know him, I watched as he grew downcast.
|
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Obviously, it was with the help of some people that I got to know.
|
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Schmidt got to know the Chester family during their years at the school together.
|
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Ms. Giordano got to know Mr. Durst while he was in jail in Galveston.
|
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I took that lead, I took that coffee and I got to know them.
|
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I really got to know her when I wrote her first primetime television special.
|
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He is a very good man and I got to know him very well.
|
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He also got to know her harp as he grew closer to her heart.
|
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We got to know each other well in a very confined period of time.
|
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I mean, I got to know and report about, like, Mark Zuckerberg very early.
|
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It was there that I got to know Josie and Jenny a lot better.
|
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"They've got to know what they are up against, they got to know what's coming and they have to understand, just like in a game, the tactics that are going to be used against them and how to fight against it," said Winston.
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Especially today, moving forward we've got to know that we're never out of a game.
|
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I got to know him pretty well and I just knew how his mind worked.
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I've known Andrew a year longer, but I got to know KAT this past year.
|
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Smaller groups could afford quirkier languages, because their members got to "know" each other better.
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I had led a couple of investments and then got to know the Benchmark team.
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Either Twitter reached out to you, or you got to know someone at the company.
|
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He got to know the Mulroneys quite well, and they liked Harry from the beginning.
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And there are a lot of people that got to know her and love her.
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I got to know family members and some close friends better than I ever had.
|
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Throw things around, because people have got to know that you feel strongly about it.
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"Never really got to know him very well until he joined the administration," Kelly said.
|
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"Once we got to know him, he quickly earned the name 'Michael Scott,'" she said.
|
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When we were together in Paris, you got to know a fake version of me.
|
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People gradually got to know him over the course of the whole thing last time.
|
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Once we got to know each other, we really had a lot of fun together.
|
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If the Kennys of the world got to know me better, maybe they'd think differently.
|
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Yet on the Davis Cup beat, they have got to know each other pretty well.
|
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"We got to know him pretty well," Roach said, smiling as he recalled the memory.
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If you got to know April as I know her, you would love her too.
|
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Scott Walker, two Republicans he got to know in his previous role as Indiana governor.
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Got to know the young guys, know what they could do, what they couldn't do.
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An empire is born Guzman got to know the drug business at an early age.
|
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As a staff nurse on Bumblebee ward, Lydia Lowe got to know the children well.
|
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We prototyped a tool that did that, that's how most developers got to know us.
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A girl answered, and we talked through Facebook Messenger and got to know each other.
|
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We got to know each other, talked about the things that we were looking for.
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Marla Lawrence Dickson Andrews never really got to know her father while he was alive.
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And then I got to know him a lot better during the Mitt Romney campaign.
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Within a week I'd hung out with her friends and got to know her better.
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I got to know Al just by crashing on the couch for like a week.
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When I got to know Bill Berkson, my life as a writer was completely changed.
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Then when I got to know Berkson, my life as a writer was completely changed.
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"We got to know each other better and had a great time," Ms. Webb said.
|
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As he got to know her better, Nirmala began to seem more complicated to him.
|
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Bret: I got to know him through his yearly jaunts to the Munich Security Conference.
|
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It was on one of those long rides that Michael got to know William Yuan.
|
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We got to know about each other's lives in those few passing words each workday.
|
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Will and I got to know each other very well over this period of time.
|
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Miller first got to know Stone through his stepmother, who was Stone's former personal assistant.
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"'Hamilton' is how a few people in the world got to know her," he said.
|
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But I got to know some other people who really believe in what they're doing.
|
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I got to know them, I got the feeling that the place belongs to someone.
|
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You just can't throw somebody on that beat, they've got to know what they're doing.
|
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I think Don McGahn is looking at this- He's got to know the end game.
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During the first two weeks, I really got to know my hometown a lot better.
|
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"As I've got to know these gentlemen, they are very generous in spirit," he said.
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We got to know The Villages leadership, and we were lucky to get permission to deploy.
|
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We really got to know each other, and it blossomed into something else, which is amazing.
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Kid, I will miss you and anyone that ever got to know you will miss you.
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At first before I really got to know him, I developed the usual crush on him.
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To understand how, you've got to know a little more about how we currently keep time.
|
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They also got to know their half-sisters, Audrey and Georgia, now 20 and 18, respectively.
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To close the circle: Do you know how Dirk and Holger got to know each other?
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"People have got to know whether or not their president is a crook," Nixon then says.
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"We video-chatted and he asked me questions and got to know me," Rubino tells PEOPLE.
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What I remember was how we got to know our own neighbors by organizing our building.
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By mixing socially, politicians got to know each other as human beings, not as political enemies.
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"This is the Hillary Clinton that Americans got to know as secretary of state," he said.
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You got to know these characters like you never have with somebody in your own life.
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"You've got to know how to do a choc chip cookie the Luminary way," she says.
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"People have got to know whether or not their president is a crook," he told reporters.
|
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He got to know the confines of the Hamburg tournament like the back of his hand.
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I got to know her very well years later — saw her almost every Friday for tea.
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We've got to know what the hell's going on all over the world, all the time.
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I got to know them as people — on and off air — and invited them back again.
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That is certainly what happened to me in New York, where people got to know me.
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"You've got to know your audience," says Shirley, who has worked in security for five years.
|
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Broccoli is great; you've just got to know what you're working with and do it right.
|
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" Thurman got to know Weinstein and his first wife, Eve, in the afterglow of "Pulp Fiction.
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I didn't feel like I got to know her well, but there were no red flags.
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Ms. Deschamps said she got to know the Cruz family when they were neighbors in Parkland.
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I don't know, and I'm not sure we got to know him well enough to care.
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A week later we strolled through a nature preserve and got to know each other again.
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Bruce got to know Callaway during his time in Cleveland, where Callaway was the pitching coach.
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And people really got to know who I was because I was very candid with everybody.
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Every time I see it — when I first got to know Jim Jordan, I said, huh?
|
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Our India correspondent got to know one family who have repeatedly endured the city's epic floods.
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After the concert, guests seemed to feel they knew me — and I got to know them.
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"I got to know everyone in town, as well as what our clients earned," he wrote.
|
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Moyá, 42, got to know Nadal when he was a fired-up preteen with unmistakable potential.
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As a result, Schwartz says, he got to know Trump better than anyone outside his family.
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What was interesting was that as we got to know the characters better, those blows hit harder.
|
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When you've got access to this unusual produce you've got to know how to put it together.
|
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In episode 3, I finally got to know more about Eileen, formerly known as Blonde Number 2.
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GRIMM: I think that the people of Staten Island and Brooklyn, they got to know me personally.
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But when puberty hit, I got to know ways in which I was different from other boys.
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"You've got to know yourself and know where you're likely to make the most good," Kaine said.
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But when I got to know them at street level, they came to look like different worlds.
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It's crazy, because [that show] is how people in fashion really got to know who I was.
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And then, I got to know them as people, and we all formed a really cohesive group.
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A generation of software developers and designers got to know what it's like to be laid off.
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Is it, "I got to know the latest inside dope from the White House," from Gabe Sherman.
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I met my wife dancing; we really connected and got to know each other in dance class.
|
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Another friend, Rifat Mursalin, said he got to know Hossain, a fellow Bangladeshi, through a school project.
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Really, that's the complete opposite of the Bryce that I got to know while I was there.
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And once all my coworkers got to know me as Chris, my career changed for the better.
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If you're going to go talk to African women, you've got to know where they're coming from.
|
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The woman I got to know as a child was tough and funny, with an acerbic wit.
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He got to know von Bolton when he was the touring photographer for Lynch's pop band, R5.
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They got to know him and really liked him as a person, and obviously his music fit.
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She's a nice person from what I got to know on the two dates we went on.
|
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As I mentioned before, we got together over the holidays and got to know each other's dads.
|
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At the same time, they've got to know that this is happening outside of their comfort zones.
|
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It's now got a lot worse as they've got to know me and their inhibitions have gone.
|
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Over the years, I got to know several shopkeepers, most of whom hailed from throughout rural China.
|
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I first got to know Krafcik years ago when he was the head of Hyundai Motor America.
|
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He ended up staying with us for seven months, and I got to know him pretty well.
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We've got to know that there's something there that's going to get us to a potential win.
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Oklahoma quarterback Baker Mayfield got to know Russell over the summer at the Payton Manning Passing Academy.
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I got to know many Saudi people and one thing you say, or imply, is totally incorrect.
|
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It was through cycling that he got to know one of his Affirm co-founders, Jeffrey Kaditz.
|
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They've got to know what it's going to do to them, should it be used against us.
|
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Oklahoma voters first got to know him as a state senator from Broken Arrow, a Tulsa suburb.
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"I didn't want to be judged before they got to know me as a person," he said.
|
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" Beckham continued: "I've got to know it's all against me, and it's going to be that way.
|
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Ford got to know Haas through a mutual friend—a woman Haas was having a fling with.
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What struck you most when you got to know the different types of inmates a little better?
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I just got to know Scott in the past 2-3 years, but I loved knowing him.
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If he has a slider, he's got to know how to use it, because the break's different.
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And as I got to know him, once we got to Toronto, it was like it clicked.
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We really got to know him doing the first LP. But yeah, Ben is the goddamn man.
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"You've just got to know who you are and who you're not," Orioles Manager Buck Showalter said.
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"That's where I got to know a lot of my best friends," Neumann told Haaretz in 2017.
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"I got to know Joe through Beau," she said, as the gymnasium full of people fell silent.
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It was in Washington that he got to know Mr. Mondale, the vice president under Mr. Carter.
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"I wake up in the morning and I've got to know what the ocean's doing," Fanning said.
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Strictly through booking the Cap'n Jazz shows, I got to know Mike and his brother, Tim Kinsella.
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"I got to know a lot of the freight elevator operators in the garment district," she said.
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I got to know a guy named Ron Eng, who's worked with David for a long time.
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He got to know graying artisans, whipped out his camera, and gave them the music video treatment.
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Apparently, she got to know Cushing while vacationing with him and his wife in places like Antigua.
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In total, Gjelstad got to know and photograph 35 women, 10 of whom are still alive today.
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But it was only after she had retaken office that the Germans really got to know her.
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Once I got to know Babs better, I understood that strange excitement is what it does best.
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"People want to be led, but you've got to know how to lead different people," Fertitta says.
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In China, Gouzer got to know a number of emerging artists, including Ai Weiwei and Fang Lijun.
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"My mom got to know Jacob really, really well and liked him very much," Ms. Kostopoulos said.
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"Many people got to know Lee from watching him on small TV or computer screens," Hui said.
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I am so grateful for the time we had there and the children we got to know.
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"You've got to know what's the most important thing in your life right now and focus on that."
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And I got to know John Doerr in the fall of 1990 right at the bottom of that.
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Then we got to know you, and then you became our brother, and then that became really awkward.
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I did that work for 12 years total and I got to know a lot of the players.
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He said great progress was made and that he got to know and respect the North Korean leader.
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"What a gift that my girls got to know our Gampy," Jenna, 37, wrote on Instagram on Monday.
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Besides, there were multiple story threads left hanging, and so many characters the audience barely got to know.
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Before I got to know the Benchmark team, I thought about the equal partnership as a compensation thing.
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We were always around the same people most weekends, so we got to know each other very well.
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My whole attitude changed a lot because I got to know, as you know chairman Kim very well.
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I'm glad I got to know Morgan Yu and learn her story, as messed up as it is.
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Tony Hatch was a junior producer at Pye Records and I got to know him and like him.
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As I got to know my film more, it became clear what should be there and what shouldn't.
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You've just got to know when you're too sore and when it's not the right day for anal.
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"I got to know these guys so well," Fletcher, 25, told reporters during a conference call on Tuesday.
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I've always wanted to have it all, but you've got to know when you have to sacrifice something.
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But I recently got to know anther side to Siri: a DJ with a master's degree in trolling.
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They would tell stories and we would play games and we got to know our kids so well.
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Cochran, whom Gilbert said was "not a dog person," got to know his two dogs, Sylo and Alley.
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The more I got to know her that year, the more I thought she would someday be president.
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Hinch said he got to know Stottlemyre when he worked with his son in the Arizona Diamondbacks' organization.
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While studying, I got to know an IRA member, and we realized how much we had in common.
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Although Cleverly never got to meet her "Opa," she got to know her grandfather through her grandmother's stories.
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The IP3 generals have got to know that but must be willing to play along for immediate gain.
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One of the first designers that I got to know — because of the perfume, 212 — was Carolina Herrera.
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Harris: You've got to know how you're going to react if someone attacks you with the same thing.
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Being in the same office for so long, I got to know each customer's financial footprint very well.
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You have to know exactly what you want, and you've got to know what's happening to your body.
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"Mickey is like old meets new," said Bruce, who got to know Callaway last fall with the Indians.
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We got to know the parish manager because we originally had done shows in the gymnasium they owned.
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Stamets and Culber saying goodbye We never got to know this relationship very well — and that's too bad.
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I got to know Mr. Ince while serving as a member of parliament for the C.H.P. from Istanbul.
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As I got to know Bryan and them as a couple, I couldn't think of a better match.
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We got to know each other over an opening dinner of sea bass, strawberry flan and bottomless drinks.
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"What a gift that my girls got to know our Gampy," she posted on Instagram at the time.
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I was thinking of the female guards whom I'd got to know in the course of my visits.
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So she asked permission, got to know people, listened to their stories; some relationships went on for years.
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Mr. Lemann and Mr. Buffett got to know each other when both were on the board of Gillette.
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Andrew Yang has gotten along well with the politicians he's running against, and Sanders got to know Rep.
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President, I hope I can do the job, but you've got to know knives are out for me.
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Ms. Blumenthal got to know Ms. Green from Warby Parker, which was founded by Ms. Blumenthal's husband, Neil.
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We wound up talking for hours and because of those constant calls, we got to know each other.
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At first Northcutt didn't understand why Rosenhagen wanted to help, but they slowly got to know each other.
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He got to know the Hekmati family and held rallies outside his business calling for Iran to free him.
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He was at my place for a week and got to know my program and the statistics, rankings etc.
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It was fascinating to meet the hero of my youth, and I also got to know Ivar from Enslaved.
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I got to know myself a whole lot better than most people will ever get a chance to do.
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We got to know each other well in a very confined period of time, under very strong, strong circumstance.
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I invested in Square, which was Jack Dorsey's financial transaction platform, because I got to know him through Twitter.
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I got to know him through a friend of mine whose toddler nearly died of a congenital heart defect.
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Obama had been well-liked and had only grown in popularity when black voters got to know Michelle Obama.
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He's just got to know when to throw the shots properly, and that's what we're starting to develop now.
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They two really got to know each other when they had a never-ending urinal conversation with each other.
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Finally, they got to know some semblance of the pain and anguish that accompanies our lives in this country.
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The two spent a day together on the set of upcoming film Baywatch and got to know each other.
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I would just visit with them and got to know them, and I was there at the right moment.
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"He's a huge weapon because you've got to know where he is all the time," Wiggins said of LaVine.
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But then I got to know her a little bit and I realized I had already signed the contract.
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Because it's just math and so, whatever we're defining the AI to do, someone's got to know the topic.
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Morton got to know Princess Diana when he published "Diana: Her True Story" with the icon's cooperation in 1992.
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For the shark whose battle cry is: "You've got to know your numbers!" this investment is a bit unusual.
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Once you got to know him, he was inquisitive, resourceful, generous, and had a sharp and very dry wit.
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In the old days, our grandparents got to know customers by name and genuinely cared about solving their problems.
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As I got to know him more he began to remind me of my father (except a lot louder).
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That was always the thing I challenged him with, even in recruitment and after I got to know him.
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With my amazing medications, I've lived to see both of my grandchildren and they got to know their grandpa.
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That's when we got to know each other and when I got a perspective on Betty as an artist.
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I remember how we got to know our block by collecting donations and connecting people to a larger purpose.
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Trump said working on the repeal with Congress was "a great thing" because he got to know many lawmakers.
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Her views changed with each visit — as she actually got to know the other pregnant women in the program.
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We sat at long communal tables together, so you really got to know your neighbors, for better or worse.
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It's also where he got to know Vanderbilt athletic director Malcolm Turner, the former president of the G League.
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"I got to know that culture, and the kids sort of became my family 7,000 miles away," she adds.
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But as he got to know her, he found that "she was cool, smart and user-friendly," he said.
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That's how we first met, and we got to know each other better when I moved to Los Angeles.
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You and Kobe got to know each other when you were both just elementary school age and now, look.
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As I grew up, and got old enough to read, these books became how I got to know Angela.
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The only person I got to know quite well was Macon Blair, who plays my right-hand man, Gabe.
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We got to know Junebug through art, making zines, art shows, doing a bunch of drugs on the weekend.
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Kathy and I got to know each other on the drive and ended up living together for seven years.
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I'm glad the world got to know Fresh Kid Ice, but the true honor was knowing Christopher Wong Won.
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We traveled in cars and jeeps and SUVs and buses and planes and just got to know each other.
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We never really got to know Georgiou or what her back story is before she is stabbed by T'Kuvma.
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I was quiet during the meeting, which made it somewhat awkward, but we got to know each other better.
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Why wait for someone to really get to know you, because what if they really got to know you?
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" Mr. van Heugten said that at the gallery, van Gogh "got to know about the artists of his time.
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"We have friends who bought in Accord, so we got to know the area through them," Ms. Sandell said.
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Mr. Bergé got to know Mr. Cox better during a trip they took with her and Mr. Le Bon.
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And in the process, we got to know lots of people, and their stories made it into the script.
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You only have so many resources, there's cap limits, and you've got to know the right players to get.
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"She was a hard-working girl," said Shafiqa Pooya, who got to know her while also studying in Japan.
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If we got to know him better, it seems to me there's probably some deep self-loathing in there.
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And as I got to know him, I wanted to be the best big brother that I could be.
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Once Charlie and Herbie got to know him, they saw that same skill set that I saw in Michael.
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They first got to know Alexandre Mars, one of the firm's partners, in a conversation about his foundation, Epic.
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While at Patuxent River, Sweeney got to know some of the test pilots, who took him up on flights.
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"If you buy stock and then do something that changes that stock, you've got to know what's going on."
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And because I was focused so closely on key individuals, I got to know many of them quite well.
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He and his wife, Régine Jean-Charles, whom he got to know at Milton, are in their late 9003s.
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"We got to know each other very, very well" on the golf course, Mr. Trump told reporters in 2017.
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"If I'm going to program it in my restaurants, I've got to know I can get it," he adds.
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As he got to know the faithful in the chancery of Indianapolis, he would joke with them about it.
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If we got to know him better, it seems to me there's probably some deep self-loathing in there.
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Opinion Columnist When I covered the war in Bosnia I got to know Nermin Tulic, a prominent Sarajevo actor.
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But as we got to know each other, our shared faith and mutual love of books bridged our gaps.
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"He was not much of a people person, but he was amazing once you got to know him," Kiara says.
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Paxton got to know the famous golfer and even caddied for him a few times in Fort Worth, Texas. 12.
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Throughout Season 3, Sophia Burset and inmate Gloria Mendoza's sons got to know each other while carpooling for prison visits.
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Blige and The Notorious B.I.G. before he first got to know Jacobs 15 years ago, it comes down to authenticity.
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Earlier this year, we gave you Gzuz: the German rapper that everyone suddenly got to know, if only by accident.
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Eugenie and he have got to know each other over a number of years, and I'm really thrilled for them.
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This is because all of the girls in the house got to know each other so well and so quickly.
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That was because we said, if someone's going to switch to Mac, they've got to know we stand behind it.
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Richard Madden's parents got to know a different, more personal side of their son when they tuned into Netflix's Bodyguard.
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I got to know the actors' between-the-sheets styles and skill sets; not all sexual activity is created equal.
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I got to know her, not just through her, but through talking to a lot of the staff at Cosmo.
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And they have an embedded advantage when it comes to selections, having got to know local activists during the campaign.
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The Kyle you all got to know in Vendettas is not the Kyle you will see here in Final Reckoning.
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We had drinks got to know each other as friends and now we are married with children 10 years later.
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We first got to know the star when she appeared in the edgy coming-of-age film Thirteen in 2003.
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But the more I got to know my son's pediatrician, the more I realized we were on the same team.
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Ten years in a building with no windows, with the door locked, we got to know each other pretty well.
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Ten years in a building with no windows with the door locked, we got to know each other pretty well.
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"They got to know each other last summer, in 2015, in a psychiatric clinic where they underwent treatment," he said.
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I did not really know him before, and I got to know him, and I legitimately enjoyed working with him.
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Song got to know cDc files and then members online before being wowed in person by the Back Orifice release.
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Then I met Ben and got to know about the business and understand what he wants to do with it.
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Leaning on our decrepit tour van, we chugged beer and got to know one another talking about music, fashion, whatever.
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"We were such good friends for so long and we both got to know each other as friends," she said.
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I first got to know Ebell soon after I moved to the global environment beat at The Times in 2000.
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Bernie Sanders ran a single-issue race on income inequality in 2016 and voters never got to know him personally.
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And as a result of those dinners, we really got to know each other and build friendships with each other.
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Putin got to know Sechin, 58, when they both worked in the St Petersburg mayor's office in the early 1990s.
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So we spent a bit of time walking around the streets and got to know each other really, really well.
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Williams and Gates got to know one another over the phone, and the more Williams learned, the more he liked.
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But if you got to know me, you'd see that I curse a lot, but I've got a warm heart.
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I felt that if I listened to my gut and got to know them before hooking up, they'd lose interest.
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But the two got to know each other over the course of their campaigns over meetings, texts and phone calls.
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Much of the show's 10 seasons took place in the apartment, and viewers got to know its purple walls well.
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It's clear that this Texas oilman was, as he got to know Trump, personally offended by his dishonesty and vainglory.
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I had known Dr. Lown as a doctor and a patient; now I got to know him as an activist.
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He lived right around the corner and got to know the tenants well, inviting them to barbecues at his house.
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As he got to know the troubled men, he said, some revealed that they had been abused by clergymen themselves.
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" Said Ms. Horbaczewski: "The more I got to know the kids, the closer Gordon and I grew as a couple.
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We got to know the police and the doctors and nurses really well, and ended up with a great package.
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"I got to know myself, that I really cannot stay in one place for more than two months," she said.
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The young man got to know Hazmi a bit at a Texaco gas station where Hazmi briefly worked washing cars.
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The rangers at the entrance got to know my father, and at times they greeted him with an apple pie.
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"I got to know the Panthers early on in high school, and they're still friends of mine today," he says.
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He got to know customers like Lisa Alston, a 35-year-old with a metabolic disorder caused by low potassium.
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During my tenure as director of the Lincoln Center Festival, from 1994 to 1998, I got to know Harvey better.
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I didn't even think he would last in New York, because people hated him once they got to know him.
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"All those people I got to know on the Hill, I'm going to be seeing a lot more of them."
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He's a very good man and I got to know him very well ... We'll see how it all works out.
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The plan never came to fruition, but Gibson got to know the band; the Edge showed him how to telnet.
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He got to know the art scene by working as a messenger, delivering fliers on roller blades for art galleries.
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He introduced me to all of his associates, who were all okay with me once they got to know me.
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If it had got to know the area better, the cat might have known how to hide and protect itself.
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During that period, Schwartz felt, he had got to know him better than almost anyone else outside the Trump family.
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It was just a week in New York, but it was lovely, and I got to know Anaïs through that.
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We brought him in to help advise us on various projects, we got to know him, and we hired him.
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He liked to joke around and mess around whenever possible, which I didn't know before I got to know him.
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I got to know Eric Holder very well, and so he was a great mentor and good friend of mine.
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They both got to know both founders over the course of many years and kept in constant communication with the firm.
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Despite never struggling with an eating disorder herself, Hald saw herself in the girls she got to know in the village.
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She says she never got to know Jill, who last week filed for divorce after more than three decades of marriage.
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I'll tell you, you know, I supported Donald Trump for about 30 days and then I got to know him better.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: My friend Jonathan Markham, his wife and his son are coming and he never got to know his son.
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In Game Of Thrones: The Last Watch, viewers got to know McClay, a Stark soldier who lives 'till the very end.
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"We have got to know their organizational names but their real names and whereabouts are yet to be identified," he said.
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I got to know him when he ran John McCain&aposs 2008 campaign, and he is a man of fiery opinions.
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They invited us along on Ari's journey, and we got to know the pint-sized, but larger than life sports icon.
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You got to know her then, and from the beginning, you saw that she was a pathological liar and a thief.
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They gave me a campsite and I got to know every surfer, because they would stay with me at the campsite.
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Viewers first got to know football star Chuck in the iconic episode "Body Double," which took on sexism at Riverdale High.
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Having got to know many repeat visitors, they offer advice to accident and emergency wards on whether admission is really necessary.
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Dela Rosa and Patay are champion marksmen who first got to know each other at shooting contests, Ruel and Patay said.
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I still thank God everyday that our paths connected, and I got to know the person and not the TV star.
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We went to Boston next, went on a team dinner and got to know each other a little bit better then.
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But to those who got to know the transgender icon over the years, Arquette was way more than pomp and pageantry.
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There is, technically, a growing catalogue of gender-inclusive swimwear options out there, you've just got to know where to look.
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More Americans became comfortable with LGBTQ people, because more Americans got to know LGBTQ people in their day-to-day lives.
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And so, when they got to know their grade this time, after the new wage board, many of them were surprised.
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The firm's senior managers got to know regulators and informed them about the differences between pyramid schemes and established direct sellers.
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When Pecker got to know Jared Kushner, the pair bonded over their interest in the media and considered doing business together.
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As the pair got to know each other better, they soon discovered that they had a favorite holiday in common: Thanksgiving.
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Certainly, it's impressed me since I've got to know him and watch him as a goaltender but also as a person.
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" During the Fox Business and Wall Street Journal debate in November 2015, Trump said he got to know Putin "very well.
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In Moscow, I stayed in the gorgeous artist's studio of a local sculptor and got to know him and his wife.
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When I was first appointed to the position, I interviewed every single person in my department and got to know them.
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"All I could think of to say, 'I just got to know Anne, and I'm enchanted by her,' " Ms. Stebich said.
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I mean, I know he is on CNN, but you&aposve got to know you can&apost say that on television.
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On the other hand, New Hampshire Republicans got to know John Kasich better than Republicans in any other state, save Ohio.
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You've got to know how much each plant needs watering, how to space them out and how to keep pests out.
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I got to know this big, weird city just a little bit better, and it became a little more human, too.
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Trump ended up hiring Black, Manafort, and Stone to do lobbying and PR for him, and got to know Stone well.
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Herself a longtime activist within NYC's Muslim community, Irfan got to know Awawdeh at a meeting in 2014 about NYPD surveillance.
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But you've got to know when you step into that Octagon or cage or whatever it is, can you do it?
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This last year I got to know a young lady who possessed natural elegance, a heart of gold and sophisticated humor.
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But they only got to know each other after celebrating their last night at school with friends at a local hangout.
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In your book you say that to calculate R you've got to know duration, opportunity, transmission probability and susceptibility (the "DOTS").
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I saw the inner workings, the behind the scenes, and got to know basically everything that happens in an art fair.
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As I got to know the place, I began to wonder where true sanctuary might lie for the victims of abuse.
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After reconnecting at the end of the year they got to know each other through long emails, texts and phone calls.
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"Once we really got to know each other, we formed a great friendship built on admiration and respect," Ms. Phingbodhipakkiya said.
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He, too, loves Ms. Carey, whom he got to know through Mr. Gan, when he photographed her for V in 2006.
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In fact, a funny thing had happened to Mr. Romney when he receded from view: People got to know him better.
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I got to know other musicians, and now sometimes five or six of us play together, like at a big concert.
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As they got to know each other over the ensuing months, however, they found themselves spending hours talking after band practice.
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"Because I have no coach, I was able to know my swing and I got to know myself better," Park said.
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Samuel Forey, a French reporter I had got to know, appeared on our doorstep first with shrapnel lodged in his face.
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Klatt said Stagwell Group got to know Headliner Labs because it worked with several of the same retail companies as ForwardPMX.
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A teenage refugee from Mosul I got to know told me the jihadis referred to it as the "art" of beheading.
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I mean, like, I first got to know you when you were--was it Deputy Comms Director over at the RNC?
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Joan Bingham Executive editor, Grove Atlantic The reason I got to know Jean was that I was dating Bill vanden Heuvel.
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" I wonder if The Donald ever will say, "The people have got to know if their (possible) president is a sleaze.
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"You got to know what's going on," she said, adding that she wondered how many refugees the city could really absorb.
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And that was really the thing I think she did best at the United Nations; she got to know the players.
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Among those he met and got to know well was Osama bin Laden, whom he would later interview on several occasions.
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On Saturday, Mr. Trump told reporters that he and Mr. Abe "got to know each other very, very well" while golfing.
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"If it's looking problematic, you've got to expect delays, so you've got to know where planes are coming from," he said.
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"When you get your business going, you have got to know if you are really making money or not," says Fertitta.
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As the women got to know each other, Jackie, who was 16 years older and intensely private, began to share confidences.
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When I got to know the universe of Destiny more, I really saw why I'd be there for years to come.
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The grieving eulogists filled in Gardner's biography, and it was there at his memorial service that I got to know him.
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I'm not going to let these people make me feel this way until they got to know me a little better.
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Davis says the two got to know each other -- and he has nothing but glowing words for the 37-year-old.
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If the audience was also left with questions, was also wanting to know what it said on that suicide note, if the audience also felt like they never got to know him but only got to know him through the memories of these two women, who both were pushing and pulling to control his story after the fact.
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GUTFELD: Well, now that he runs Goldman Sachs, I guess -- PERINO: How about "You&aposve Got to Know When to Hold &aposem"?
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"We came here for the friends, and got to know the friends of our friends," says a voice over wistful piano notes.
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"Some folks may not have cared for Muslims in the abstract but they got to know me and my family," she explained.
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He was a source of inspiration, a support system not just to me but to any and all he got to know.
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From the second I got to know her, I could tell she was the most loving and understanding girl I'd ever met.
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And so as we got to know them, we're always looking at things we could be doing beyond the categories we're in.
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"Victims are always an afterthought," said Ilene Kent, a Madoff victim I got to know when I was writing about Mr. Madoff.
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Tom Holland and Jake Gyllenhaal got to know each other pretty well during their time filming Spider-Man: Far From Home together.
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"KJB: "Over the years, as I got older and got to know her more, we just had so much fun on set.
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And as he got to know him, the actor said he began to see similarities between the boy and his Deadpool character.
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In the exposé, Thurman says that she got to know Weinstein and his wife after starring in Tarantino's 1994 film, Pulp Fiction.
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Freddie got to know Brian and Roger through Tim, and started running a flea market stall in Kensington with Roger in 1969.
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We become friends first, and then he asked me to do this project with him after we got to know each other.
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WALLACE (voice-over): Mark Cuban is an Internet billionaire, but where America really got to know him is a reality TV show.
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At parties and at musical performances of mutual friends over the next few months, the two got to know each other better.
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Along the way, we got to know them a little better (and naturally fell even more in love with their sister-ship).
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As they got to know each other, Ron asked Donna (months in advance) what kind of candy she wanted for Valentine's Day.
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"Building that [first] bike is where we got to know each other," Reeves said in July during an interview at their shop.
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Basically, he didn't want to get engaged to someone he just got to know and fell in love with over 2 months.
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As the couple got to know their new rooster roommate, they discovered he had more in common with them than they'd realized.
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As I got to know students, they began coming to me for palm readings or dream interpretations or even non-magical advice.
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I don't think they'd say half the things they do if they really got to know me and what I've been through.
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It was a reputation that quickly proved out as he and his team got to know Tavares through months of secret negotiations.
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The duo spent some one-on-one time together at the SUR-owner's Villa Rosa home and got to know one another.
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When he represented striking New York garment workers, he got to know immigrant Jews who had fled the pogroms of Eastern Europe.
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I got to know the country, we have a great country, we're a great, great people, and the enthusiasm was really incredible.
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At a buffet-style breakfast our sons got to know two players from Taiwan, as well as another player from New York.
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HANNITY: But they got to know this is really, in a large way, about President Trump and destroying and stopping his agenda.
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With its multiple genres and tonal differences, it's all over the map like years, and you've got to know how to navigate.
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One of most special things were all the unbelievable people we got to know — the bravest people you could ever possibly meet.
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As I got to know students, they began coming to me for palm readings or dream interpretations or even non-magical advice.
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Over time, the police got to know the students they kept arresting, and some came to admire the youths' commitment to nonviolence.
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"I went to Y Combinator through that company and got to know the team there relatively well," Blomfield recalls in an interview.
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"Honestly, Mark was a lot like I was," said Ms. Davis, 23, who got to know Mr. Conditt when they were teenagers.
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Then you've got to know what's the difference between a good work and a great work, and that takes study and connoisseurship.
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Deborah Borda got to know Mr. Abreu when she led the Los Angeles Philharmonic, where she established YOLA and hired Mr. Dudamel.
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I wanted to make a film about my experiences as I got to know the settlers I'd formed so many conclusions about.
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In high school, I got to know people who were several classes above us — living on the remains of Gilded Age fortunes.
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"But if there's no choice and there's a knife to your throat, you've got to know how to face it," he said.
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I got to know him in the early 90s, and saw his art develop from then until his death in late 2007.
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I never got to know matzo lasagna when I was a kid, but I would have been supremely happy for an introduction.
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He got to know the waitress who seemed to hate everybody; was invited to see the hostess's band perform at another bar.
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He got to know players by attending Seton Hall games as an alumnus, examining their existing agreements and making suggestions for revisions.
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"I've got to know that our time made a difference," and if we spent it "inspiring the next generation, then mission accomplished."
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The doorman had very little to do since the building was almost empty, so he got to know him through long interactions.
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When Reyes got to know Rosario at Class AA Binghamton last summer, he thought Rosario was going to be a special player.
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But gradually he got to know Coler's other residents, younger guys who shared his affinity for smoking and whose vibe he liked.
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Mr. Gabriel, who also holds the post of foreign minister, got to know Mr. Macron when they were their countries' economy ministers.
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"We got to know each other on a human level, which helped us collaborate," said Ken Bazydola, iRobot's director of product management.
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I think we're told as writers, in screenwriting books and stuff like that, that you've got to know everything about your characters.
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So when we started reading about Do Ho Suh and got to know him a little bit, we starting buying in depth.
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"I just wanted to remember my career and all of the great people I played with and got to know," he said.
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Because I read his books and got to know people who knew him, inside him was a person forged out of steel.
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AOL had its best days, President Clinton was our president and we got to know President Clinton well and Hillary is experienced.
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In reality I got to know him, desired him for more than a moment, and the moment was intimate and not simply animalistic.
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Viewers just got to know the camp side of Joey, but he's also big in the improv and comedy scene in Kansas City.
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The other stone is from Botswana, where the couple first got to know each other after a few whirlwind dates in London. 21109.
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My grandfather was the only business owner in my family, and I never got to know him — he died when I was young.
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So no, I knew him when I was consulting or with AOL, and he covered AOL so I got to know him then.
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I got to know them and slept with them and all that stuff, so I wanted to write a really unsexy sex song.
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It took a couple of days, and we got to know each other pretty well, and I'd always wanted to work with her.
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A somber Jimmy Fallon honored Bowie near the top of The Tonight Show, reflecting on the man he got to know first-hand.
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It's when they discuss Brianna, the daughter Jamie has never met, and remember Faith, the miscarried daughter neither of them got to know.
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Along the way, I got to know a number of young women and men stepping up as voices for change in their communities.
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But there was something else about that night that stood out as the couple from Johns Creek, Georgia, got to know each other.
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But I got to know the Kleiner folks through that process and it was too compelling to pass up [when they reached out].
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Bottom and paid for, Russian, lies propaganda to impact American people in election, I have got to know what you think about this.
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"I got to know Asia Argento ten months ago," McGowan wrote on Twitter, as she addressed the distress she felt over the report.
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The pair got to know each other while undergrads at Stanford, and they later worked together at both PayPal and Thiel's Clarium Capital.
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We got to know each other better, however, and over time he came to understand how minority students experienced life in our school.
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I'm wondering if there was a side of Warhol that you got to know that's not reflected in the mythology that's surrounding him?
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And now that the bob is back, we've got to know: How hard would it be to fit a dreamcatcher into this look?
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He did the same with us, we got to know him better each and every week so I think America did the same.
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And eating is another incomprehensible endeavor, you've got to know every food truck and every chef and have an unlimited budget to partake.
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There is a lady I know who is a highly successful person but I got to know her when she wasn't so successful.
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The more they got to know me, I eventually became a part of the clique, laughing and joking with them as real friends.
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I never really got to know the man, in part because laryngeal cancer deprived him of a voice box in his later years.
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Mr. Trump's campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, said the candidate's approval ratings would improve as a wider universe of voters got to know him.
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He said his attitudes changed as he got to know people in the gay community, whom he praised for their patience with him.
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He may be one of North America's most recognizable sportsmen but remains an athlete you do not really feel you've got to know.
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But the best part was that we got to know the real woman in that monogrammed sweater, and what a mark she left.
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Laura and Kate I met because I was the first actress to wear their clothing, and eventually we got to know each other.
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We met on Facebook while living thousands of miles apart and got to know each other initially through texting, phone calls, and FaceTime.
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He joined the Zulus for camaraderie and protection in the late 70s and got to know Bambaataa from hanging out at block parties.
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We got to know each other slowly and respectfully over 20 years of sharing the same sidewalk and watching the world go by.
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I watched Kyle's games when I could, but I think I got to know him more during our time spent in Fahey Hall.
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We got to know the individual fish and there was one giant boulder, a big brain coral, that was just thriving with life.
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We never got to know each other, but that didn't seem to be an impediment to her, at least not on social media.
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But as the hours went by, I got to know them, and I was able to visualize their dreams and hopes – and fears.
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You have to know your own tolerance, you've got to know how cannabis affects you, and maybe just stick with more uplifting things.
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As a child, she said, she spent an hour to and from school by bus; it's where she got to know Mr. Alvarado.
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Certainly, I got to know the dusty corners of my brain better, and, when I did, my true desires became harder to ignore.
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The whirlwind after the trade was such that Griffin barely got to know Detroit in the second half of the 2017-18 season.
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I took my renewed religious fervor to Vietnam with me, and soon got to know our battalion chaplain, a Jesuit priest, pretty well.
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The dudes who worked there were cool, musicians who just wanted to play and hang out, and I really got to know them.
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SUMTER, S.C. — In October, Pete Buttigieg said he would do better with South Carolina's black voters once they got to know him better.
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I was from North Carolina, a southern school, and so I got to know some of them while I was in the Navy.
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Bannon got to know Kolfage after Facebook shut down pages the veteran maintained there last year, and Kolfage turned to Bannon for help.
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And when we rethink our American foreign policy, what we have got to know is that Saudi Arabia is not a reliable ally.
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"If you got to know the guys as well as I do, the players, you would feel really good about it," Mugar said.
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He got to know a local millionaire, Lester Waters, who invited him to parties at which he remembers many teenage boys being present.
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Through this dungeon, I got to know a lot of people, and discovered they were regular people who just had an unusual hobby.
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With help from a local lawyer, Vincent Longhi, Miller got to know some of the longshoremen, visiting their watering holes and eventually their apartments.
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In the 573s, the artist Sue Coe bought a Käthe Kollwitz print from Galerie St. Etienne and got to know its unusual exhibition program.
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"When I first got to know Jim, I'd say, huh, he never wears a jacket — he's obviously very proud of his body," Trump said.
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"When I first got to know Jim, I'd say, huh, he never wears a jacket — he's obviously very proud of his body," Trump said.
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Mr Flynt, an eminent historian at Auburn University in Alabama, got to know Nelle (as friends and family called her) through her sister Louise.
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Over the course of my time there, I got to know a group of these girls, about nine or ten of them, relatively well.
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He said he's grateful he got to know the iconic dog at all, and thankful how generous Pippin's owner has been over the years.
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Strategy: F Success: A Truth is overrated By now, he's been fact-checked so many times that he's simply got to know he's lying.
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According to Newsflare, McMurry recently visited Thailand on vacation and got to know several elephants while traveling through the northern jungle of the country.
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Cook worked at the PR firm for more than a decade and got to know Schultz directly when Starbucks was one of her clients.
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"(After they) got to know my partner better, they came to the realization that gay people aren't what they thought they were," she said.
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During a Republican debate in November, Trump said he got to know Putin because they were on an episode of CBS's "60 Minutes" together.
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I went up four times as a counselor for those trips, and each time I got to know more of the overnight camp staff.
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But as part of his research, he got to know some jailed juveniles in the Los Angeles area and found their stories incredibly compelling.
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"I got to know someone who truly had her heart on her sleeve; such a generous spirit and a real bon vivant," Cornet said.
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Over the next few days, I got to know them over drinks, shopping, and group activities like bowling, paintball, and going to the movies.
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Laurel - you were always smiling and always made other people laugh," Madore went on ... "I'm so incredibly grateful that I got to know you.
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As President Obama's Defense secretary, Panetta said he got to know Kelly, a retired Marine general, who he appointed as his chief military aide.
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That gave me a taste for choosing films for people, and through luck I got to know a few people at Tribeca Film Festival.
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Once I got to know her, there was this unbelievable positivity, a zest for life, fun, building community, and bringing everyone up with her.
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My dried flowers bought for me by my mother live in a vase from my artist grandmother whom I never got to know, unfortunately.
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Stratton had his doubts, but during the course of the trial, got to know the family, including Junior's mother, Victoria DiGiorgio, and brother, Peter.
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But before you can get the best top for you, you've got to know what kind of shape you have on your hands chest.
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After she got to know us, her mind was changed There are many of us who have been in different businesses a long time.
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KL: My favorite moment was walking along the Great Wall, taping the students as they explored the wall and got to know each other.
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"To know where you're going, you've got to know where you came from, and it starts with Mr. O'Ree and Mr. Carnegie," Simmonds said.
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"Sometimes you've got to know when to fold 'em," Harold Feld, senior vice president of DC-based consumer advocacy group Public Knowledge, told Motherboard.
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" And so as we got to know them, we said, "Look, what are you doing with all of this information that you're sitting on?
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"He first got to know the team even earlier when he worked with our aircraft engineers in a previous role overseas," Mr. Luxon said.
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Through her work at the Review, she got to know Susan Sontag, and became close to her later when she began dating her son.
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But what we had was everybody pulling that rope in the same direction, guys that got to know one another on a personal level.
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We have excellent youth coaches at the training centers, and they have the advantage that they have got to know this generation of players.
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Mr. Sewani said he got to know Mr. Trump further during Mr. Trump's regular visits to the newsstand to buy rolls of Rolo candy.
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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — Sam Darnold was only 2 years old when his grandfather passed away, so he never got to know the Marlboro Man.
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Of course, you've got to know what the other trends are and what other designers are doing, so you know what not to do.
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Pitaro was very close with Goldberg at Launch and also got to know soon-to-be-former Disney board member Sheryl Sandberg very well.
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He would always say he was the manager, but I got to know him well and learned that he actually owned all these companies.
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The couple met in September 2012 at Yankee Stadium, and got to know each other better at a game that lasted nearly six hours.
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They loved it – it made them cry – and they feel like they got to know their mother better, which is why I wrote the book.
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Tillerson has experience negotiating deals in Russia, and he got to know Putin while chief executive of the world's biggest integrated oil and gas company.
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In Belgrade, he says, he got to know the infamous paramilitary fighter and gangster Željko Ražnatović, better known as Arkan, who was assassinated in 2001.
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"All this video is going to do is shed a little bit of love and positivity on the man I got to know," Burgess said.
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" For his part, Trump used to insist that he "got to know [Putin] very well" when both appeared (separately) on the CBS program "19953 Minutes.
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The first recipe that I really got to know and love and what kind of started my love for recipe development was macaroni and cheese.
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"I didn't know Rod before [becoming president], but I got to know him," the president told reporters on the South Lawn of the White House.
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It will build on the person viewers got to know on Parts Unknown (which aired on CNN), but it'll also delve deeper into his story.
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When they go to log in to get a ticket, you have to do a location because you've got to know what theater they're at.
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We moved around a lot, I never made any real friends, and I never got to know any woman long enough to develop a relationship.
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I got to know him a little bit because he was in Waking Life and Scanner, doing some weird version of himself in both cases.
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Rai jokes that it was "love at first sight," and after they got to know each other, the Rais offered Aljaber, 26, their spare room.
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The Inconceivable star got to know George while filming a Nespresso commercial last year (along with Jack Black) and had the "best time" on set.
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"I'm so grateful that I got to know Ally throughout high school and we shared so many memorable experiences at Ole Miss together," Desnoyer wrote.
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The stressful time-based structure was polarizing at the time, which meant a lot of people never got to know Zelda's most interesting, nuanced world.
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There are not a lot of people that knew him personally; they didn't know him … but they got to know him because of his music.
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When interviewers were asked to rate the degree to which they "got to know" interviewees, they rated the random fibbers higher than the honest responders.
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The light has to be just right, you've got to know your angles, and then there's question of whether or not to filter or Facetune.
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He had got to know Mr Trump in the lobby of the tycoon's Manhattan skyscraper, Trump Tower; Mr Manafort happened to rent an apartment there.
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The president, who I really developed a very good relationship with — I think he's a terrific person — I really got to know him very well.
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Asked why his candidacy wasn't take seriously initially, Blankenship pointed to the media, and predicted people would come around as they got to know him.
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She soon got to know other women at the company who had similar stories—even, she wrote, about the same manager who had harassed her.
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"Gabe's someone obviously I worked with for three years and got to know personally and obviously know very well from a professional standpoint," Zaidi said.
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Mr. Gretsch got to know the computer billionaire Michael Dell through cycling after Dell acquired the Sigma portfolio company EqualLogic in 2008 for $1.4 billion.
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Did you in some way create this game for the old-core gamers like me that got to know Mario in the 80s and 90s?
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After that, we had ten hours or so with our heads full of acid and just talked and got to know everything about each other.
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Sechin got to know Tillerson after he became chair of Rosneft in 2004, reportedly coming to admire the Texan's tough but transparent dealings with partners.
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Mr. de Blasio, by contrast, has suggested that if Americans got to know him, they would see how highly qualified he was for the job.
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During my last semester I got to know one of the regulars who was a six-term NC State Representative (and also a Bush Pioneer).
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His collection grew out of near-nightly excursions to gallery openings and other cultural happenings, where he got to know young artists and their work.
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Representative John Lewis of Georgia, a civil rights legend who got to know Mr. Jones as a United States attorney, campaigned for him this month.
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"By the time I got to know him, I had already represented a lot of very, very wealthy people," Dershowitz told New York last year.
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China was also where she and Mr. Kahn, who worked in the Beijing bureau for The Times, got to know each other, Mr. Kahn said.
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It's sort of the dream state for candidates who believe that if the citizenry just got to know them, they'd be converted to their cause.
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But one of the things that I found when I got to know CAA is they essentially are 8 to 10% of the content market.
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They first got to know each other more than a decade ago at Walt Disney World in Florida, where they hosted a Christmas parade telecast.
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Wallace also got to know victims Caroline Love and Betty Baucom through a girlfriend who worked at a local Bojangles, the Charlotte News & Observer reported.
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She and her boyfriend (now husband), Jeff Richmond, often went to see him perform, and so he got to know them, but not too well.
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I first got to know the company as a non-traditional lender that was ideal for people with MBA or medical school loans, for example.
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Under that original plan, Haselden would eventually replace Korey as CEO — perhaps as early as mid-2020 — after he got to know the business better.
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The four reporters had got to know each other during the siege of Sarajevo in the mid-1990s and had become a "band of brothers".
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Mr. VanBesien got to know his new home, the University Musical Society, well when the Philharmonic began a five-year residency partnership there in 2015.
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The designer Donna Karan, who got to know the couple through her work as the founder of Urban Zen Integrative Therapy, was among the guests.
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I mean, I'm surprised because some I think got — [to Baker] now you did a book about Barack Obama so you got to know him.
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It was at Duke that Mr. Fairfax got to know Meredith Watson, a student two years behind him who had dated one of his friends.
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We got to know each other a bit through Facebook, and I truly admired his love for his family, his intellectual curiosity and his supportiveness.
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But as Deschanel, Johnson, and the creative team got to know these characters better, they realized that the pair is defined by an innate sweetness.
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These overachievers are in for a rude awakening when they don't get a job offer because nobody got to know and trust them as people.
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"They got to speak directly with next-of-kin, got to know each case individually, and got really detailed information confirmed by the family," he said.
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Chastain said she also "completely misjudged" Bloom before she got to know her, but understands her better now that she's walked in her shoes on screen.
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She got to know Benham during smoke breaks outside her office and accepted an invitation from the daughter of the group's office manager to attend church.
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We were -- I was a state judge when she was a federal judge and that&aposs how we got to know each other in New Jersey.
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But "I had talked to her people, and I got to know her as time moved on; I would run into her at events," he says.
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"David was extremely approachable and often went to celebrate his children's birthdays in Woodstock," says Danielle Parker, a journalist who got to know the famous family.
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He was a great guy, and the sad thing about it is he never got to know that the movie is a cult classic, it's incredible.
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Weinreb and Rosenstein both attended Harvard Law School starting in 1986, and got to know each other while working on the Harvard Law Review, Weinreb said.
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He first understood what it meant in his twenties and later got to know more when he settled down in Goa and Rosa was his neighbor.
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In this essay shared exclusively with PEOPLE, Padma Lakshmi remembers the rising culinary star she got to know and love while judging Top Chef's 15th season.
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Mum and son also got to know each other in more relaxed surroundings, heading to the movies in Notting Hill for a screening of Batman vs.
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The first time I got to know him was that first day I went over to his house to work on music for my solo record.
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"We were friends first, and we got to know each other on a friendship level; I think that's really important," the dance pro, 39, tells PEOPLE.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is pushing against Warsh and in favor of Powell, whom he got to know in recent months working on financial reform issues.
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The friendly diplomats he had got to know over trade and agricultural negotiations were transformed overnight into crazed money-grubbing vampires with euro signs for eyes.
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I got to know David when we adapted his masterpiece "John Adams" for a mini-series and had the privilege of touring Colonial Williamsburg with him.
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"He was reserved and proper with people he did not know well, but once he got to know you he was effusively himself," Mr. Seidel said.
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"It's a world I got to know and I came into the world fascinated with healthy food and making delicious grab-and-go meals," says Kalb.
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According to a source close to the negotiations, the discussions arose after the two governors got to know each other in conferences after the 85033 elections.
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After opening Rosetta, I started to feel more comfortable, got to know more of the providers, and I started to leave the Italian on the side.
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But as I got to know the influencers, my outsider feeling began to diminish, and by the end of the trip, many of us became friends.
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But those of us who grew up in the 90s (or later) never got to know a benign, subtly progressive Woody Allen with an untarnished reputation.
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The team members got to know each other over Skype, sharing coaching tips and advice about what to expect at the 2018 tournament in Manchester, England.
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Mr. Meyer got to know Mr. Newhouse 20 years ago, after the collector picked up Warhol's "Orange Marilyn" (1964) at Sotheby's for $17.3 million in 1998.
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He first got to know Alibaba while working for Goldman Sachs, where he was head of Asia before leaving the firm at the end of 2325.
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During this period, he got to know many of the officers who would feature so heavily in the story of the Wasp's sinking, five months later.
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The White House aide has also been endorsed by white nationalist leaders, including Richard Spencer, whom Miller got to know as an undergraduate at Duke University.
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He just explained that that's the way things were, but that as you got to know people and work with them, you could win them over.
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Later, in 1992, he got to know the store's executives when he signed up Brooks Brothers to be Luxottica's first eyewear licensee in the United States.
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The Trump whom America got to know in the 1980s was a conspicuous narcissist who gleefully embodied the greed-is-good mantra of the Reagan years.
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"A lot of people got to know [Meghan after she started dating Harry], but I knew her before and she's the same chick," said Chopra Jonas.
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He tried every type of cloth he could think of—"They got to know me well at the Jo-Ann Fabric store in Ithaca," he said.
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Mr. Kushner "could be a moderate voice," said Dan Gillerman, Israel's former ambassador to the United Nations, who got to know Mr. Kushner in New York.
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She last spoke to him about a decade ago but spent time with him between 2003 and 2008 and says she got to know him well.
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"We don't think fundamentals have changed, but in order to know that with certainty, you've got to know where the money is coming from," Mahaney said.
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He got to know the people he targeted, meeting with them several times to gain their trust, according to Webb County Sheriff's Department Chief Federico Garza.
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Truman came into office with solid approval, but he simply was not FDR and as voters got to know him, his ratings dropped, according to Perry.
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We got to know him better while collaborating on companies and he ended up leading rounds in two of our portfolio companies, NEXT Trucking and Papaya.
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In June, he agreed to break his silence and give his first candid interview about the Trump he got to know while acting as his Boswell.
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" Nylan gives us former Secretary of Defense James Mattis's contextualizing words about the book: "You've got to know Sun Tzu and Carl von Clausewitz, of course.
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The series of conceptual performances revealed how the city's local artists harbour creative potential that goes beyond the music that we got to know them by.
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" However, in a Republican primary debate last November, Trump said, "I got to know [Putin] very well because we were both on '60 Minutes,' we were stablemates.
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I got to know a lot of people in Key Biscayne, and they told me about rumors [concerning] banks, laundering money, and casinos run by the Mafia.
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She says Thomas allegedly sexually assaulted children he got to know at the mobile home park and in a neighborhood in Levittown, Pennsylvania, where he previously lived.
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When he was introducing Brown at an event, Coons mentioned that they got to know each other well through a prayer group Brown hosted in the Capitol.
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Orloff says the funding came as a result of his relationship with PayPal CEO Dan Schulman, who he got to know while Schulman was at American Express.
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And as I got to know him — he had a working mom; his father died before he was born, so his mother always had to support him.
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He got to know Theresa May when, as home secretary, she engaged in tortuous talks over Britain's opt-out from EU policies on justice and home affairs.
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If I have problems with LAPD...that's how I got to know LAPD Chief Beatrice Girmala, who at the time was a captain of the Hollywood station.
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She got to know the other patients around her, involved herself in the clinic's activities and decorated her room to resemble the bedroom she had back home.
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As audiences tuned in for the latest episode of the HBO drama miniseries, they got to know the actor very well when he bared all for cameras.
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" "And despite what you may sometimes hear, you've got to know that you're a valued part of the American family, and there's nothing that you cannot do.
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Humphrey reflected on how well he got to know Kasich on the campaign trail, better than any other presidential candidates he'd campaigned with before, including Ronald Reagan.
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Les got to know my work and just asked me off the cuff, as we were walking past each other, how much do you know about graphene?
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Raised in Abu Dhabi and Canada, Royan graduated from Yale at age 2200 and got to know Thiel while he was becoming a minor celebrity at PayPal.
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BI got to know the real Eubank Jr, a far-cry from a fighter deemed too arrogant and too difficult to deal with by the boxing community.
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America got to know the Bundys in 2014, when agents with the Bureau of Land Management began to round up the cattle of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy.
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I'm 66, and I've been doing this for close to half a century, and I've never experienced anything like this, because I got to know the people.
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Dean says years later he got to know Jenn's ex and says he's a gentleman and not the mean violent man Jenn painted him out to be.
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When planning the couple's 2013 Lake Como wedding — they reportedly fell in love while vacationing on the Italian lake years before — Vorce got to know them well.
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I first got to know her though Mike Nichols, who I love dearly, and who loved Natalie dearly, and would tell me stories about Natalie, his Natalie.
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Booker, bursting with potential and ambition, got to know venture capitalists like Lauder, Ron Conway, and Ted Schlein as he was building a national profile in Newark.
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I tracked down the only son of the couple and got to know him personally after reading so much about him as a child in those letters.
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Equipped with a reminder to make small talk and learn about what his coworkers cared about, Jason's natural humor, once you got to know him, shone through.
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Jacqueline Boysen wrote a 2001 biography of Ms. Merkel, whom she got to know in the 1990s in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, where the chancellor has her parliamentary constituency.
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We soon got to know his way of lifting his head, breathing deep and tapping his heart to show us how hard he had worked for us.
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When she got to know the characters behind Clyde Beatty-Cole Brothers, she found a chosen family, many of them outsiders who joined up for better pastures.
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But unlike other straightforward booze such as beer, you've still got to know a thing or two about those grapes, and it can often feel deeply intimidating.
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In Food52's case, the cofounders told First Round Review they got to know their users through personal engagement in the comments section and the site's hotline.
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" But another thing is that I love hearing is when people say, "I cried during an episode," or, "I felt like I got to know someone better.
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Before they got to know each other, Mitchell and Riopelle were developing distinctive bodies of "pure" abstract work that shared common stylistic elements typical of the era.
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I got to know her really personally and when I started my first company, she's like, "Why are you leaving?" and I gave her a business plan.
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Graydon Carter was there as a young writer when I was a young reporter running around the world with photographers and we got to know each other.
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Many Germans got to know Nolde as a victim of the Nazis; the exhibition will show that while his art was persecuted, the artist himself was not.
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We would make the trip several nights a week from our apartment in Bedford-Stuyvesant before we got to know the city better and found other favorites.
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You could get out of it and get on the right track, but you gotta be honest with me and I got to know what you want.
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And during a trip to Franklin County, Iowa, I got to know the morning-coffee-table political divide (conservatives favor Hardee's, liberals end up at Rustic Brew).
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Early in his career, Mr. Shaw got to know Mr. Hammer, who lived in the Soviet Union in the 1920s and bought many masterworks in that period.
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We got to know Bogart first and left a Post-it on her front door introducing ourselves, telling her we had already become friends with her dog.
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"Everything I do... I've got to know that it could appear on the front page of the New York Times," he told the New Times in 2011.
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Ghigliotti: I first got to know of Brian in about 1991, when I went to see Dracula [at the First Avenue Playhouse], and he was playing Renfield.
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Ms. Brown attended to Mr. Victor the world-class gossip, a "one-man transom" whom she first got to know at a book festival in the '80s.
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Final question is if you had to bet, and I don't know if you're a betting man or not, Lee, we just got to know each other.
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As usually happens with kids, she simply grew out of her sensitive skin phase, but in the process, I got to know several new brands and products.
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"You've got to know the point in time in your career when you have to make that move, and that's the next chapter for you," Revis said.
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Gurvinder Singh, international director of Sikh Aid programs for United Sikhs, said he got to know Dhaliwal through the deputy's countless volunteer efforts with the nonprofit organization.
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You've got to know where everybody is supposed to be, get them in the right spot, try to understand who's in foul trouble on the other team.
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BELL I first got to know this piece through the recording, so there are many aspects of what you did, Jackie, that feel really essential to me.
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Killip lived in the North East and got to know the people and communities he documented, and wasn't regarded as an interloper as he took his photographs.
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For one thing, I got to know a lot about the Satanic Temple, a nontheistic religion that venerates Satan as a symbol of rebellion against oppressive authority.
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In May, The Cut published an article from the perspective of Davis, who got to know Delvey while she was living at the boutique hotel where she worked.
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When Ravi Gupta, an Obama campaign alum and co-founder of the progressive incubator The Arena, first got to know Coleman in September, she had precisely zero staff.
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We got to know her at Neutrogena's See What's Possible campaign event in N.Y.C., which means we've got 10 reasons she's going to be your next style crush.
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I'm from San Diego, and he grew up in Mexico City's distant suburbs, but we got to know each other through the brotherhood of Southern-style wing bars.
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Despite their differences on many policy issues, Collins said she got to know Sessions personally at "unguarded" dinners that their Senate class held when they were first elected.
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William, who is formally known as President of the Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust, accompanied staff as he got to know more about the work at the hospital.
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Jenna Bush Hager is feeling grateful that her daughters got to know their great-grandfather George H.W. Bush before the former President died at age 94 on Friday.
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And as I got to meet each one of them and talk to them and got to know them I found different qualities in them that I enjoyed.
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I think Barry knew Jyoti and I got to know him and we decided to fund him and through the funding, he was able to incorporate the company.
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He's a really, really good person, and I feel like since I got to know him, I'm a better human being thanks to him being in my life.
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But as we got to know him, and he started saying some pretty offensive things about just about everyone he didn't like, it got kinda old -- kinda fast.
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His presidential bid resembled a political version of the startups he got to know so well: high-risk, low-budget, capable of total disruption but also total failure.
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He got to know Lambda School while writing his master's program thesis on the online coding bootcamp and, in 2019, joined the company as director of growth product.
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"We learned growing up as kids talking to somebody on the internet that you got to know how to communicate — otherwise you won't have a friend," she said.
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In fact, many Americans first got to know the Trumps on the reality TV shows "The Apprentice" and "Celebrity Apprentice," which Donald hosted for more than a decade.
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Cohn, a Democrat who is managing the White House's search for candidates, did not work on Trump's campaign and only got to know him after the November election.
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JS: After school you moved to Washington, D.C. You met Kenneth Noland, and had a show at the Jefferson Place Gallery, where you got to know Tom Downing.
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If you've seen Cynthia on past seasons or got to know her this season, you know that she is naturally funny — even when she's not trying to be.
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Randall is grieving, but he got to know his father in his last days, and he was able to form a bond with him that he won't forget.
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"One thing you've got to know about Kanye and Kim: They've got a different chemistry when a baby is on the way," a second source reveals to PEOPLE.
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"After I did the Woody Allen movie Blue Jasmine people got to know that I actually came from a mother and didn't grow on a tree," he jokes.
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And the more she got to know him through letters – and eventually phone calls – the more she realized, she says, that he was actually the one helping her.
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Chany got to know a wide range of antivaxxers who had risen to prominence on the internet but had not yet found a foothold among the ultra-Orthodox.
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Blagojevich also showed his flair for showmanship -- and initially got to know Trump -- in a four-episode stint on "The Celebrity Apprentice" in 2010, before his first trial.
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Through his CNN role, where he was deeply critical of the Mueller probe, Whitaker got to know Trump, who saw him on TV and later met in person.
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The pro there, Jack Waite, got to know Myneni when he was at Alabama and hired him to teach at Burning Tree when he was not at college.
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"Being together in such a confined environment for 24 hours a day, seven days a week, we got to know each other very quickly," Mr. Cohan-Shapiro said.
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"Along the way, we got to know each other pretty well, talked about my time in Afghanistan, and her family, and my soon-to-be family," he said.
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He got to know the people he targeted and met with them several times to gain their trust, according to Webb County Sheriff's Department Chief Deputy Federico Garza.
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He got to know Mr. Brin and Mr. Page through a longtime friend, Anne Wojcicki, a founder of the genetics company 23andMe who was married to Mr. Brin.
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He was the lead banker for Apollo in its 2018 purchase of a minority stake in OneMain, where he got to know the management team, another person said.
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Fuller, who got to know members of the team's production crew through his work with Burrell's dunk squad, felt that the Bay Area market had untapped mascot potential.
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Upon being brought to one of my DJ sets in Chicago by New Orleans' DJ Soul Sister, we got to know each other really well over the years.
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It was then that I got to know the residents of the Hacienda Villa: a sex-positive intentional community, headquartered in a sumptuous, gut-renovated townhouse in Brooklyn.
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I actually had some deep-dive-y profiles of them and I got to know them a little bit back in there, I guess it was 1999, 2000.
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She got to know almost everyone, though, and her intimacy with writers like Mary McCarthy and Edmund Wilson adds a balsamic tang to her essays on their work.
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Mike Tyson says he hated Michael Jackson's guts for YEARS -- calling him a "cold motherf**ker" -- until he got to know the singer ... and that's when everything changed.
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Ms. Johnson, the witness, got to know Mr. Cosby while she worked as an assistant to secretary for his agent at the William Morris Agency in Los Angeles.
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As I got to know Stormé a little, I loved hearing her impressions of Arbus (she was one of the more charming people on the planet, Stormé said).
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" Pressed further about his relationship with Rosenstein, Trump added: "I didn't know Rod before, but I got to know him and I get along very well with him.
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But, you know, I also received calls from Joe, Elizabeth, Bernie and folks that I have admired for years and got to know the last number of weeks.
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Mr. Moi's lawsuit said the two got to know each other in 1999 aboard Mr. Chihuly's boat, the Meteor, which was captained by Billy O'Neill, a mutual acquaintance.
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They'd got to know one another in a creative-writing workshop at Queens College, called Places of Pilgrimage, which was started by Heather Raffo, an Iraqi-American playwright.
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"She suffered all of the consequences of being the best friend of an addict and never got to know the woman that recovery made me into," she said.
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We were headed to the Supreme Court, and in the hour or so that we rode the bus together, I got to know a fair bit about her.
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Mr. Rizwan didn't tell me how he got to know his wife, but I told him to double-check on her family background before he made a decision.
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Glass said he got to know Bulger while he was detained at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, New York, from 2010-2014 after being charged with robbery.
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Lovecraft, then in his early 40s, first got to know the boy, an aspiring 13-year-old writer and the publisher of a "weird fiction" fanzine, by mail.
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I got to know my future wife there (she was also a tuba player) and I successfully won her a stuffed animal dog from the claw machine at Christmastime.
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The two collaborators got to know each other around a project that asks whether we can ever really know anyone, but they do have quite a bit in common.
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Pattie Sellers, the executive director of Fortune's Most Powerful Women Summits and Live Content, first got to know Powell in 2005 during a chance meeting at the State Department.
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This was the point of it all; they got to know each other so well that they would have a better idea as to how to save each other.
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Phyllis Gilbert got to know MacDonald after her then-boyfriend brought him to California to help start an emergency room program at St. Mary Medical Center in Long Beach.
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He first got to know Stanford while serving on the board of GGV portfolio company Glu Mobile, when Stanford was a Goldman Sachs investment banker calling on the company.
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On the three-hour bus ride (that should have taken two) from New York, wine and liquor flowed freely and music blasted as everyone got to know each other.
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First, I want to know how Mulligan got to know Wildlife director Paul Dano and his equally talented partner, Zoe Kazan (they wrote the screenplay for the movie together).
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As a young girl, Koehler-Pentacoff got to know Rosemary when she would visit her aunt at Saint Coletta's, a Catholic facility for the mentally disabled in Jefferson, Wisconsin.
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Tweets making the connection started to appear on Twitter as early as 2014, only a couple years after we first got to know him as Adam Sackler on Girls.
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Can we also mention Army and can we also mention some people that I really got to know and respect even more in Texas, and that's the Coast Guard.
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Once I did this for a long time, a lot of the faces got to be very familiar, and I got to know some of the protesters as well.
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Perneker is currently teaching at Röntgen-Gymnasiumin Würzburg, where he, as a student-teacher, got to know Novitzki—and where he tutored him in chemistry as well as basketball.
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And this idea is to be presented by a broad spread of the Milton Bradley sound how you got to know from all past Do Not Resist The Beat!
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People weren't totally welcoming to new folks, but if you were able to hang and you stuck around and you got to know people then eventually everything was cool.
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Another spinoff show, Dash Dolls, debuted in 2015 and focused on their employees as they got to know the Kardashians and managed the store while the sisters were away.
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And even though Jojo's tail is prehensile, we imagine the superficial similarity was enough to spark a deeper bond once this sweet pair got to know each other better.
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Not long before I got to know him, a Roman Catholic nun had written from a village in Liberia, asking if he could send something for the village children.
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" -Age 42 "I found out how much of an amazing person she is and I felt so... elated that I'd actually met this person and got to know them.
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On my third deployment to Afghanistan, as director of development in Kabul from September 2010 to January 2012, I got to know the Task Force up close and personal.
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I got to know David through Flint Hill and he's like, 'I need someone to build out my government affairs team, why don't you come help us do that?
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"I got to know him very well because we were both on 20133 Minutes, we were stablemates, we did well that night," Trump said in a November GOP debate.
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The undercover informant, identified as CHS (Confidential Human Source) in the complaint, got to know Hubbard, 52, from Lake Park, Florida, over the course of more than a year.
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I saw all about the ride outs from BikeStormz posting on Instagram, and from there, I got to know a lot of people and made some really good friends.
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At the penthouse on Friday, Jaap van Zweden, the Philharmonic's new music director, introduced Mr. Tao, whom he first got to know as a prodigious 16-year-old pianist.
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After that we ended up seeing each other around at a lot of things and I'd always go to H+P nights so we got to know each other.
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It was an intimate introduction to the performers: their faces obscured, we got to know them by examining the undulating outlines of their bodies, without a stage between us.
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Manchester United is in the position its rivals got to know, and resent, for so long: where what it would like to happen is not really under its control.
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She'd got to know a patient, a gang member and former prisoner who told her that he wanted to turn his life around and maybe even become a minister.
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The world got to know Datuna last December when he infringed on Cattelan's absurd artwork to the eyes of hundreds of shocked fairgoers and probably millions on the internet.
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"The major reason the judge showed leniency was that he saw a human being, he got to know me and didn&apost just see another case," he told Insider.
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Bishop managed to keep travelling during the war years—in Mexico, she got to know Pablo Neruda—but her health was poor, and after 1942 she wrote almost nothing.
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The accomplishments are varied but have one thing in common: They came when these women got to know themselves better and focused their work on what makes them happy.
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He loved his country, but even more so, I got to know the man -- I'm proud to be a part of this and to get to celebrate Travis today.
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Johnson and Weld got to know each other in the nineties, when both were governors—two fiscally conservative, socially liberal Republicans governing blue states and sparring with Democratic legislatures.
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Couch surfing was predicated on personal exchange: hosts got to know their guests, with the understanding that one day they might spend a free night at their guests' home.
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Mr. Baldick has also worked closely with Mr. Bullock, and he got to know Mr. O'Brien over several years when his company worked on Mr. Bullock's campaigns in Montana.
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As I got to know some of the women faster than others, I realized just how different being the Bachelor was from being one of the guys on The Bachelorette.
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And while it may be the way some of our parents got to know one another, our parents also didn't date online or use the word "fuckboy" in everyday conversation.
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Pitt and Oxman got to know each other through an architecture project at MIT, where she works as a professor of media arts and sciences at the school's Media Lab.
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"What a gift that my girls got to know our Grampy," Jenna wrote on Instagram earlier this month alongside a slideshow of photos with the former president and her daughters.
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"They've sort of included me in their little wolf pack," Theroux explained before diving into the surprising story of how they got to know each other in the first place.
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As he got to know McCain and learned about what the senator had endured as a prisoner of war during the Vietnam War, Fitzgerald became motivated to travel there himself.
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"If we're going to be spending this amount of quality time together, we got to know a little bit more about each other," Moore, 36, tells Pardi in the video.
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As Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis' live-in assistant and sometime nanny between 1964 and 1977, a young Kathy McKeon got to know the former first lady on an intimate, personal level.
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MASHABLE: What was the thing, when you got to know Marcia Clark on the page, that got you really excited about trying to walk in her shoes for the show?
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Goffman has declined to make public the long, point-by-point rebuttal of her anonymous attacker, but after we got to know each other well, she shared it with me.
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While we all saw the end of Luke Skywalker's journey in Star Wars: The Last Jedi, we never really got to know what exactly was going on inside his head.
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It's hard to imagine an alternate timeline where Star Trek — now at seven TV series, 13 movies, and counting — petered out before we ever got to know any other captains.
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It was here that Harry Potter fans got to know the woman to whom we owed so much — it was now that Rowling became Jo for so many of us.
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It's very easy to confine a relationship to the bubble you established in the beginning, when you got to know each other exclusively in various coffee shops and two bedrooms.
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He took me to set a few times, and I kind of got to know what it was like, and I just decided this is what I want to do.
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" But after spending time with the 28-year-old Grizzlies player, he "got to know him and I have to tell you — one of the greatest personalities that's out there.
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Prosecutors say Thomas allegedly sexually assaulted children that he got to know where he worked in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and in a neighborhood in Levittown, Pennsylvania, where he previously lived.
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"I hope our new president-elect, who talked and got to know the miners, will speak out," incoming Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer told reporters in a hallway this week.
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"We began caucusing, and we got to know each other, we asked what people were interested in, and we stayed together," said Sharp, who became another of the class's standouts.
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They open a path to a network that could be quite different from the freewheeling one you grew up with or first got to know in the 1990s or 2000s.
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"I only really got to know English in a way that sounds natively fluent when I was fifteen or so, and I definitely never achieved that in Turkish," he said.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Rhodes, the deputy national security adviser, got to know Ms. Bartoloni better during a presidential trip to Indonesia and Australia, when they worked in concert for several days.
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But I'll tell you, I got to know him as a competitor because he was one of the folks that was negotiating to go against those Democrats: Dr. Ben Carson.
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Through his business, he got to know an Australian-American former military-intelligence officer named Greg Keeley, who regaled him with stories about his career in the Royal Australian Navy.
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We were just a bunch of people who went to the protest and we got to know each other because we told other people that we were the first-aiders.
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He got to know Mr. Cuarón in the early 2000s, when Mr. Stuber was a senior executive at Universal and Mr. Cuarón was making "Children of Men" at the studio.
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They got to know each other over the following months — congregating at protest sites, sprinting away from armed regime thugs and protesting the death of a mutual friend in detention.
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Mr. Boggs also got to know Baldwin's niece and nephew, and recruited them to write material for a new edition of the book after the estate agreed to republish it.
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But it was the Anna Risch he got to know two years later — the one whose suicidal thoughts had put her into a hospital — whom he fell in love with.
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Jenkins belonged to a remarkable group of Labour cabinet ministers, many of them from working-class backgrounds, who got to know one another and started exchanging ideas at Oxford University.
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In that time I got to know the dozen or so companies in the accelerator, the second batch from the SOA but the first to experience this oddly effective enterprise.
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Most importantly I've got to know my customer more and more over the seasons so I get a good idea of certainly what my customer wants out of her wardrobe.
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More striking still, the students who conducted random interviews rated the degree to which they "got to know" the interviewee slightly higher on average than those who conducted honest interviews.
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As Speaker of the House in Canada, he got to know many U.K. Conservatives through inter-parliamentary links, and is on good terms with Boris Johnson and Chancellor Sajid Javid.
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Taylor and Benioff first got to know each other through a dinner series that Taylor helped start in 2007, when he was an entrepreneur in residence at venture firm Benchmark.
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" After Swift publicly slammed Braun for his actions, he received backlash from many of Swift's fans, but the talent manager said in those situations you've "got to know your truth.
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I got to know her during my assignment in Berlin two decades ago and have never seen her as animated as during her speech here at the Munich Security Conference.
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I really got to know David, however, when, on a visit to California; I took a train down to La Jolla, where I stayed a night in the Antins' house.
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So everything was ... Anyway, I got to know Walt Mossberg through that project, essentially, and Walt used to come on our live show every Thursday to talk about his column.
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As we got to know each other better (and continued to make out a whole bunch), I realized that Denis wasn't just a fun guy to hang out with and smooch.
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It was also around this time that they got to know a woman named Vera Twomey, whose daughter Ava suffers from a severe drug-resistant form of epilepsy called Dravet's syndrome.
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She got to know veterinarians and fellow animal activists, and eventually applied for a position on San Francisco's Animal Control and Welfare Commission (she was appointed, and served for 6 years).
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My fondest memories of him come from the 1982 Nuffield Workshop at Cambridge, a milestone event in the modern high energy physics and cosmology, where I got to know him well.
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Shelley never got to know her mother — she died 22007 days after childbirth, leaving Shelley and her older half-sister, Fanny Imlay (who's not in the movie at all), to William.
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"As much as people try to lump them together, they are stylistically very different," said Anita Dunn, a longtime Democratic operative who got to know Warren after her 22016 Senate run.
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It's the time he spent with them and how he got to know them that have led some of them to his side as he faces the end of his illness.
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It's the time he spent with them and how he got to know them that have led some of them to his side as he faced the end of his illness.
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