Manafort in person Manafort did not appear in person Friday.
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Yes, in person training and rehearsal sessions will be required, as well in-person rehearsal on October 10th.
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Yes, in-person training and rehearsal sessions will be required, as well in-person rehearsal on December 10.
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Yes; in-person training and rehearsal sessions will be required, as well in-person rehearsal on October 10th.
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Yes, in-person training and rehearsal sessions will be required, as well in-person rehearsal on October 2.
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Freedom to collaborate in person, to attend conferences in person, to communicate is a fundamental ingredient of good science.
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Enable in-person early voting: Thirteen states provide no option to cast a ballot in person before Election Day.
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Yes; in-person training and rehearsal sessions will be required, as well as in-person rehearsal on October 10.
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Yes; in-person training and rehearsal sessions will be required, as well as in-person rehearsal on October 10th.
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But having thoughtful conversations about the value of in-person connection doesn't require always defaulting to the in-person.
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"In person, she honestly felt great but not everything looks the same as it does in person," the source says.
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It urged tele-town halls instead of in-person town halls and virtual phonebanks instead of in-person phone banking.
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Simulate in-person contact: Set up virtual "coffee chats" and "happy hours" more often than you would normally in person.
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I addressed you once in person, I addressed you a second time in person, and every time you copped the plea!!
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" Li Dong: "I think seeing clothes in person at Fashion Week is the same thing [as] seeing anything else in person.
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The early votes compiled so far reflect either absentee ballots returned, in-person no excuse absentee voting or in-person early voting.
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Yes, in-person training and rehearsal sessions will be required, as well as in-person rehearsal in the days preceding the event.
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Hold meetings in-person The best way to overcome this feeling is to transition your search from online submissions to in-person connections.
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Lastly, they may select an egg donor once they meet her and like her in person, should they decide to connect in person.
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" She added: "I addressed you once in person, I addressed you a second time in person, and every time you copped the plea!
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Instead of using your social connections to drive more in-person interaction, Go is using in-person interaction to drive more social connections.
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The cuts, she said, "will result in far fewer in-person assisters and huge swaths of the country lacking any in-person help."
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Kilimnik told Manafort he was required to deliver Yanukovych's message in person and that he was instructed to deliver Manafort's reply in person.
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Buying and selling goods and services virtually presents fewer health risks than doing so in person because it does not require in-person interaction.
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I don't want to be the "you gotta see it in person" guy, but, well, you gotta see it in person, guy (or lady).
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" And as an insider tells PeopleStyle of Gomez, "In person, she honestly felt great but not everything looks the same as it does in person.
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Ahead of Election Day, early votes are generally cast via early in-person voting, no excuse in-person absentee voting or mail-in absentee voting.
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I see it on Instagram but when you get to see something in person and get to experience it in person, it's a different vibe.
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Just over a third in each group picked leadership (34% in-person, 36% virtual) and about a quarter picked electability (25% in-person and 23% virtual).
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Fascinating on video and in person—the extent of Draymond's extraordinary sense of space is only truly understood in person, I believe—and wet tinder in photographs.
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I'm hesitant to call it "you have to see it in person" art, only because if you see it in person, say goodbye to your life savings.
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His team held just nine in-person fund-raisers during the entire campaign and did not have a single staff member dedicated to in-person fund-raising.
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I think this option is the best mix of online and in-person shopping — you can make your ring online, see it in person, and then decide.
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The social norms of in-person communication clearly don't exist online, and Facebook is limited by constraints of design, structure and algorithms — constraints that don't exist in person.
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That no in-person voting occur today, but rather that in-person voting occur on June 2, but between now and then that absentee ballot voting be permitted.
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For example, he was supposed to register his address in person every 90 days beginning in 2011, meaning that he should have reported his address in person 34 times.
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Patients who had to take time off from work or other responsibilities for an in-person visit reported more often that the video visit reduced their in-person visits.
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I think our digital age does afford us a lot of opportunity to touch people in meaningful ways even if it's not in person, but yeah, nothing beats in person.
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Technology to empower existing infrastructure (in-person agents) While strong secular trends suggest the disintermediation of the in-person agent over time, new software solutions may help some maintain staying power.
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I used to teach in-person writing classes at Seattle's Hugo House, for example; now I teach online classes for Hugo House and in-person classes at the Iowa Writers' House.
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Understanding how much an in-person dermatology visit might cost me under my high deductible health plan, I have no plans to go to a dermatologist in person any time soon.
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My most retro habit is probably shopping — in person.
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" She added, "He's not cute at all in person.
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The impact: Among people who said they never have in-person interactions, 50% are in fair or poor overall health, compared with just 12% of those who have daily in-person interactions.
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USCIS suspends in-person services March 17: US Citizenship and Immigration Services announced it's suspending its in-person services, including all interviews and naturalization ceremonies, to help mitigate the spread of coronavirus.
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While having an annual in-person meeting is a great start — ours is called AP Summit — there are other creative steps businesses can take to foster in-person connections on their teams.
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Students ask their date out in person, instead of over messaging or social media apps, which encourages an in-person, face-to-face vulnerability virtually nonexistent in today's world of digital communication.
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Here&aposs how our mastermind works: We meet biweekly over the phone and once per quarter in person (meeting in person is easy since we all live within a 30 mile radius).
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From the start, we've combined online and in-person contact, meeting people online and seeing them in person later, or using social media to quietly keep in touch after meeting inside the country.
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They communicate with you primarily by email, avoiding in-person conversations as much as possible If your boss doesn't like you, then they'll probably try to limit their in-person communication with you.
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This is closest thing you'll get to being in person.
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Bids will be accepted online as well as in person.
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Seeing Picasso's Guernica in person only adds to the experience.
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He returned to Japan and forgave his captors in person.
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Then they met in person and it was a disaster.
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Lyrically and in person, Diamandis isn't afraid to go deep.
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It's as cute in person as it is on Instagram.
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Or, just a chance to meet Tom Colicchio in person.
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On the forums, on Twitter, on calls, and in person.
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They ended up meeting in person, which initially felt different.
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The famous sisters have attended Super Bowls in person before.
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I am glad I didn't actually meet her in person.
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Boseman wanted to meet Washington in person before saying anything.
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That was my first time seeing a game in person.
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Failing that, cryptocurrencies can be purchased for cash in person.
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Before 2016, she'd never met a political candidate in person.
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They met in person at a Denny's near her place.
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I think she's great, I think she's great in person.
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It's the closest thing to being with friends in person.
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He is expected to address delegates in person on Thursday.
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Thanks to everyone who joined us in person and online.
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Earl and Dad had never spoken that long in person.
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I can confirm the drones look way better in person.
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So we met in person, which for me was important.
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Penn secretly interviewed the criminal in person this past October.
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People behave very differently behind the screen than in person.
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Would you rather talk to someone online or in person?
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We all met in person last year on their tour.
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Do you think you're more interesting online or in person?
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They're the nicest people you could ever meet in person.
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We've never met in person or talked to one another.
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Friday alone saw 57,172 votes in person in Clark County.
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Absolutely worth the purchase and so much better in person.
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WILL PASS ANY AUTHINCATION We obtain all autographs in person.
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I was there in person, and it felt so real.
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Smartphones have shifted social interactions online rather than in person.
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Her skin looks matte, but in person she was glowing.
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However, it'd be best to experience the difference in person.
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In person, we're just weird and silly and stupid together.
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Otherwise, you can go register in person or via mail.
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In Person to Person, your character is obsessed with metal.
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They would never talk to me like that in person.
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She texted me to suggest that we meet in person.
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Insanely nice, and he was twice as handsome in person.
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Walker will provide written testimony, but won't appear in person.
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Say goodbye now, because you'll never see one in person.
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In person, Robyn is calm and considered, warm and observant.
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Now he can't wait to speak to him in person.
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But not long after meeting in person, Campbell called Webb.
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Most had never seen one of these machines in person.
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I will say that it actually looks better in person.
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Ask someone — in person or online — how they are, really.
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In person, Staples is the opposite: charming, smiling, and polite.
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They commented via statement, social media, phone or in person.
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In person, my father is so friendly, considerate, funny, real.
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I decided I was ready to see him in person.
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Donations can be made for those not attending in person.
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I never thought I would see it in person. pic.twitter.
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She said she wants to thank the woman in person.
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Did you guys do this collaboration online or in person?
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I was meeting him in person for the first time.
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" The official said that she would "explain more in person.
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Draper said she'd like to deliver the card in person.
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I wish that I could apologize to you in person.
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Comey said he made those assurances in person on Jan.
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Hope you live long enough to see it in person.
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"Administrator Pruitt works mostly in person through conversations," Wilcox said.
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Most Iraqis have never seen the team play in person.
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Mr. Cruz was the only candidate to appear in person.
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In person he was so different from what I'd anticipated.
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In person, the colors and patterns are playful and summery.
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He plans to deliver the remarks in person later Tuesday.
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Attending an NFL game in person is an expensive affair.
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The court said Rajoy would have to appear in person.
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Celebrities can be very different in person than you'd expect
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Yep, it's just as beautiful in person as you'd expect.
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Ai Weiwei's work is, without doubt, best experienced in person.
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Some she told in person, others by phone or text.
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Trump, in person and one on one, is hugely solicitous.
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I would like to see the Boxy Girls in person.
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If I'm interested in Person X, I say yes, sure.
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He really is very likable and very charming in person.
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Adele didn't send a message; she visited Rebecca in person.
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If it does, consider calling or getting together in person.
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Nothing that cannot be verified in person on a farm.
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But residents can still register in person until Oct. 183.
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Instead, meeting people in person was "near impossible," she added.
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He traveled to Guatemala to deliver the message in person.
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Not every candidate, though, has abandoned raising money in person.
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Do people attend the previews in person or send scouts?
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It was the third time we had met in person.
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His rhetoric, in print and in person, is pretty similar.
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Further, Making a Murderer is difficult to discuss in person.
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He's one to watch, and well worth seeing in person.
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The best way to enjoy it is live, in person.
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After eight years of calls, we started meeting in person.
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Judges have been urged to avoid conducting hearings in person.
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"We're no longer able to represent these clients in person."
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And it was hard to actually see it in person.
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Hopefully, I get to see you in person again soon.
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Some told me in person, and some called or texted.
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The FCC has yet to interview the officer in person.
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She has since met with him to apologize in person.
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We hope to see you in person later this year!
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Dollat has never seen a French Open match in person.
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I spent time with babies I hadn't met in person.
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Idaho: Residents can register in person up to Election Day.
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Illinois: The deadline to register in person was Oct. 9.
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Residents can register and vote in person on Election Day.
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Residents can register to vote in person until Election Day.
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Montana: The deadline to register in person was Oct. 7.
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They have to vote in person at embassies or consulates.
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I don't really meet them in person; I never do.
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Jonathan requested that I report on the situation in person.
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But these experiences often look cheap and grimy in person.
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In person, I could control my need for endless conversation.
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And this isn't only tied to social interactions in person.
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Those title games are expected to be played in person.
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Did you talk on the phone or meet in person?
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No problem; you can go in person on Election Day.
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In person, she is tall, twinkling and almost unnervingly disarming.
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Mr. Trump wasn't there to see the chicken in person.
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It's far more stunning in person than in press renders.
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No matter that she had never seen him in person.
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At the time, he hadn't met her in person yet.
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Meet the doctor in person to make judgments for yourself.
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I hope to say hello to you in person someday.
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He never met in person with John Kerry, his predecessor.
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Chances are they saw a lot of it in person.
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Since 215, Unsworth said he'd seen Vanessa in person once.
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"I've never seen anything like that in person," Holder said.
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Over 2,000 people were interviewed in person for the survey.
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In person, Ms. Vestager's manner defies her tough enforcer reputation.
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He appeared warmer in person than he does on television.
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In person, they are known for being almost spookily presentable.
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They met in person; she went to his apartment twice.
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Here is more information on how to attend in person.
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Such brochures could be delivered by mail or in person.
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And he was as devilish in person as in print.
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Others, including Mr. Kalanick and Mr. Thain, attended in person.
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Have you ever seen a T. rex fossil in person?
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Lucky Bubbe: I got to see Bartola's splint in person.
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That's why I'm surprised when I see him in person.
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Many are also showing up to Senate offices in person.
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Watch this from VICE: "For the most part, anything you can do in person you can do online," says Pennsylvania-based psychoanalyst and psychiatrist Mary Davis, who does both virtual and in-person therapy.
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According to Ad Age, more than three out of every four business executives prefer in-person meetings, and over 90 percent of them feel in-person meetings are essential for a long-term business relationship.
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In most cases, there's no phone number or in-person office a driver can go for assistance when they have problems (Uber is now experimenting with in-person customer service hubs in several major cities).
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What researchers suggest is that Facebook is not a good substitute for interacting with friends in person, though many users say it has been effective in connecting them with people they cannot visit in person.
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Mueller chose not to subpoena Trump for an in-person interview Mueller chose not to subpoena Trump to sit down for an in-person interview amid concerns it would have sparked a prolonged court battle.
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We get to do a lot of this in person, too.
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Virtual sex can be just as kinky as in-person sex.
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Kim Kardashian West has officially met Alice Marie Johnson in person.
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It's important for parents to talk to their kids in person.
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They've even offered some helpful alternatives to Zuckerberg coming in person.
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Perhaps that's because most of them haven't met Cruz in person.
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But if you can't see it in person, don't sweat it.
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I wanted to come out and just hear her in person.
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Next question: Do you like seeing podcasts recorded live, in person?
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Tawil wants to tell all of this to Trump in person.
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Find at least one hour each week to network, in person.
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Their first in-person meeting got off to a cordial start.
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The tech leader urges people to cultivate more in-person relationships.
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I can confirm his voice is even more enchanting in person.
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VS: What would you say if you met Durant in person?
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Why'd you decide to come down and see it in person?
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TC: Remind us of what the in-person interview process involves.
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This in-person interview when you really need to sell yourself.
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During the debate, Qavi expressed his intention to meet in person.
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As high as it was, Trump never saw it in person.
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They only asked for a quarterly board meeting — two in person.
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Others had better luck by going to buy it in person.
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This is hugely appealing to visitors who cannot visit in person.
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They'll also be invited to an an annual in-person conference.
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Please ensure all in-person participant counts are correct before confirming.
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In person, Baker looks the part of a classic film nerd.
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That was the only time Klimaski and Ford met in person.
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After that, they only met in person a handful of times.
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Maybe HQ could geofence the location or verify winners in person.
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It would be fun to chat in person over a cocktail.
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Many states let people register online, by mail, or in person.
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Cons: You might have to have an in-person conversation 😬.
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But something about seeing this guy in person stayed with me.
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Bieber didn't show up to the dance — well, not in person.
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"I wish he would be here to receive it in person."
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There is an extensive, in-person interview, conducted by an instructor.
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If you saw that outfit in person it was just amazing.
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Yet counting mail ballots takes longer than counting in-person votes.
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In person, he seemed mousy and uncertain, and he apologized constantly.
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As far as Tinder's concerned, you just gotta talk — in person.
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KFC's VR game isn't meant to replace traditional, in-person training.
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In person, someone can actually choose and build their own collection.
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I'd like to be able to apologize to her in person.
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You have to be there in person to reap the benefit.
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I only go into my office for occasional in-person meetings.
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You meet up in person and actually your chat is dead.
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He was gracious and generous in person, and a skilled communicator.
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This is partly because the in-person reporting process is retraumatizing.
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The end goal is to meet your match, in person. IRL.
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Customers paid electronically through PayPal, through the mail or in person.
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In Algeria, for example, they are required to register in person.
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It's just as handsome in person as it is in photographs.
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Danny and Jessica met in person in 2005 through his sister.
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On her last day, she said goodbye to me in person.
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So reconsider the sarcasm, at least until you've met in person.
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It may photograph pretty, but in person, it doesn't look natural.
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Would love to meet and talk in person vs twitter. 4.
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In person, he is saying he wishes he could say more.
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In-person early voting started in late October four years ago.
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Austria's in-person vote for president was scheduled for October 2nd.
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I've heard it said, but people won't say it in person.
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Just looking to have a casual, and private conversation in person.
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And even on TV, the candidates don't always appear in person.
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More compelling are in-person meetings with representatives or their staff.
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In exchange for this, Sarah wants to meet MK in person.
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" Edgar explains, "We always work on the artwork together in person.
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Online dating is hard, y'all — but so is dating in person.
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Try to meet in person sooner to watch the sparks fly!
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But Radcliffe, though guarded, is undeniably warm and thoughtful in person.
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She received her documents in person from school officials last Friday.
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I sure as hell hope so; it looks stunning in person.
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BILL BENNETT, CONTRIBUTOR, FOX NEWS: Hey, in person. Wow. Great. Yes.
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And in person, his demeanor doesn't seem to match his rhetoric.
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These are dresses most people will never see in person otherwise.
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Berger has cut trips short to attend the draft in person.
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The social norms of in-person communication clearly don't exist online.
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I feel like call her or talk to her in person.
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Inside the bar, we talked in person for the first time.
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When you're talking to somebody in person, you use hand gestures.
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And in person, Vinaite does have something of Halley's easygoing vibe.
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It can be online; it doesn't have to be in person.
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The masks can also be viewed in person at the exhibition.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin suggested in-person talks could follow.
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The practice of not breaking up in person is nothing new.
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She couldn't attend in person, so instead shared the video above.
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Now we've seen it in person at the Geneva Motor Show.
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In person, Giannascoli is honest and squeamish about his own honesty.
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Still others take classes in person at his Atlanta-area facility.
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Hirano had not previously examined Gard in person until this week.
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Flynn reportedly apologized to Pence over the phone and in person.
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Because when people see it in person, they will go crazy.
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Once users book a session, they see the therapist in-person.
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She'll finally meet Ponea in person and continue their work together.
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If that's coming in person to help with clean-up, amazing.
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It must have been quite impressive to hear it in person.
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Teslas are exclusively sold online — even when you visit in person
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If you know him in person, he can be dark, too.
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The Leaning Tower of Pisa is smaller in person and overcrowded.
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Other investigations found equally low rates of in-person voter fraud.
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It appears the two met again in person and started dating.
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He is warm and friendly in person, profane and unkind online.
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No final decision on an in-person interview has been made.
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They called colleagues and admissions offices, even showing up in person.
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Gail: Well, in my experience they're all pretty civil in person.
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Both of those conversations happened in person, according to Comey's testimony.
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Will you send an email or have this conversation in-person?
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He's larger than life in person, just like in the movie.
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"I want to see his reaction in person," Anchondo told NPR.
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My opinion quickly changed after seeing Lady Gaga's products in person.
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Voters must register by February 2 in person or by mail.
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Voters must register by February 2, in person or by mail.
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Voters must register by mail or in person by April 22.
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Voters must register by mail or in person by February 9.
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Voters must register in-person or by mail by February 9.
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Voters must register by mail or in person by January 14.
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Voters must register by February 7 in person or by mail.
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Voters must register by mail or in person by February 8.
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Voters must register by mail or in person by May 18.
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Voters must register by mail or in person by February 2.
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Voters must register by mail or in person by May 7.
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It might be even more fun than seeing me in person.
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"I'm very different on the mound than in person," Familia said.
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"I attended every industry meetup and conference in person," he said.
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Emails, audio and even video cannot completely replace in-person communication.
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In-person meetings and emails between the two organizations were common.
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Buttigieg and Sanders fans disproportionately plan to show up in person.
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So it's a surprise when, in person, she's anything but intimidating.
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And it requires constant supervision, in person or by technology — cameras.
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In person, though, Gillespie is loathe to even mention the President.
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When you're standing there in person, it's easy to see why.
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But the officers insisted on checking on Mr. Chamberlain in person.
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That opposition started on Thursday with an in-person Rick Roll.
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Parker was there in person to watch his namesake spacecraft launch.
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When in-person visitation is not practicable, public institutions can help.
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All those intentionally missed punches look much less real in person.
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But in ancient times, you wouldn't want meet one in person.
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Arkansas Early voting and in-person absentee voting ends November 5.
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In-person support groups for dysphagia like this one are rare.
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Though Schumer was unable to attend in person, he phoned in.
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Classes cost $299 online and as much as $3,200 in person.
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Trump could have joined them in person to offer his support.
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Rumors circulated, first in-person within communities, then in the press.
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With all that said: damn, this thing looks cool in person.
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I have met up with a couple of them in person.
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Because of my transplant, I got to meet Lea in person.
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In person, though, he's disarmingly funny, self-deprecating, and laid back.
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In person, the band are polite and considered, thoughtful and articulate.
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In person, as in her music, Bedingfield is warm and inviting.
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I had always wanted to see a period set in person.
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Preference will be given to teams that can meet in person.
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That's true in person, but it's also true on the stump.
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Residents cannot register online but can in person until Nov. 8.
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My feelings didn't change when I saw the products in person.
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Most of them don't even meet in person until later episodes.
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Election Day in the county will continue in person come Tuesday.
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But the Yankees never got to make their case in person.
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These enthusiasts are anxious to take each candidate's measure in person.
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The best way to do this is respectfully — and in person.
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While we crave in-person interaction, this can and will work.
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Myth #1: In-person interactions are necessary to drive business results
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There were no rallies, no in-person campaigning, no victory parties.
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Arizona has extensive in-person early voting and vote by mail.
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"Too bad we can't be there in person," Ms. Youner said.
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Or go to an actual in-person advisor for customized advice.
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Steve Burd would always participate either in person or by phone.
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But, I realized, I'd never actually met a settler in person.
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Mr. Trump did not himself agree to be interviewed in person.
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In person, he looked just like his profile picture, better actually.
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It was conducted primarily in person, and followed up over email.
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A doctor then assesses their choice, with no in-person consultation.
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If you can't meet in person, call them on the phone.
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Meanwhile, in-person early voters tend to lean more toward Democrats.
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Showing up in person is exhausting, especially compared with live-streaming.
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I've never met my stalker in person; he torments me online.
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We won't be seeing each other in person any time soon.
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This weekend Wilders plans to kick off his campaign in person.
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To meet her and see her collection in person was amazing.
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In February, he agreed to meet with his critics in person.
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While at Cannes, he insisted on meeting with me in person.
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Some received messages by phone, and others were asked in person.
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Sometimes you can, maybe you shouldn't go do it in person.
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She attended at least part of the board meeting in person.
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A small percentage also still vote in person at voting centers.
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The director will appear in person for a talk on Thursday.
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How are online dermatologists different from making an appointment in person?
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We were either not interested, or we saw it in person.
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The deadline to register in person or online is Oct. 30.
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Vermont: Voters can register online or in person through Election Day.
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Wyoming: The deadline to register in person is on Election Day.
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Those counties also reported somewhat higher rates of in-person voting.
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It helps because there's a built-in person who's more important.
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In person, Mr. Gilliam is as intense as his color choices.
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The school plans to resume in-person classes on March 30.
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I called the phone number and scheduled an in-person screening.
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In person, Smith explodes into a room; Ang Lee, well, doesn't.
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Once the in-person realignment concludes, there's the early vote redistribution.
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Once the in-person realignment concludes, there's the early vote redistribution.
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In person, she is much warmer, but she likes the picture.
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"When you're here in person, you feel that energy," Lloyd said.
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That can be accommodated in person at a number of locations.
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Am I going to be able to hug you in person??
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He wanted to talk in person, and he kept it classy.
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"I wanted to see my first win in person," he said.
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But he wanted a chance to congratulate the Cubs in person.
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And then also I want to add the in-person meeting.
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At first buyers came to their small Lagos shop in person.
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In person, Bloomberg is hardly a commanding presence or electrifying speaker.
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It also replaced some in-person job interviews with video calls.
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She wished she could be in Iowa in person, she said.
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Also, just having it around and seeing the marks in person.
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The ability to view art in person is no longer required.
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Is it easier to respond in person or on social media?
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They met in-person, at a party, a few months later.
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That message was echoed a week later in person by [Giuliani].
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And he saw Microsoft's U.S. antitrust trial play out in person.
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This phone is a monster, both on paper and in person.
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They have never met in person, but communicate daily via FaceTime.
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Then arrange a meeting and read the letter aloud, in person.
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I saw those blue eyes in person — inches from my own.
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Vice President Mike Pence attended the event in person last year.
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The woman, who appeared excited to see Duterte in person, agreed.
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In person, Mr. Xu does not look like a legal brawler.
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Mostly, their questions were like, 'What is he like in person?
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It's really something you have to see in person to appreciate.
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DAVID FABER: And nice to have you in person as well.
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In person, the hardware is impressively designed and feels reassuringly solid.
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Reeves told them she would be available for in-person briefings.
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The report said investigators did not take Sandmann's statement in person.
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Explain. Would you like to see the bands perform in person?
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"I wish I could talk to him in person," he said.
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This is not to underplay how valuable in-person connections are.
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Would you want to see a blue-footed booby in person?
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Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota -- but wants to see her in person.
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We thank them in person, on the phone, and in emails.
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When Sanchez saw him in person, he was even more impressed.
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A final decision is made after a final in person interview.
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I'd heard the stories, but I didn't see it in person.
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Over a third have seen two or more candidates in-person.
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Republicans like voting by mail, Democrats like voting early in person.
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The state also has in-person early voting until Nov. 2.
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They have never met in person, but they continue to correspond.
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Two weeks later, we met in person at a Barnes & Noble.
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The experience of seeing it in person is a little anticlimactic.
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They already want to have an in-person interview next week.
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He made the comments in person and online, the release says.
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The clinic offers a combination of telemedicine and in-person services.
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Yes, but: While the gap in card spending in-person vs.
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In person, it doesn't loom as large from the observation deck.
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Alaska Early and in-person absentee voting starts on October 24.
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They'll ask to meet you in person, or for something else.
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Louie: I mean, I'd rather get to know someone in person.
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This is Jim's second visit, but the first time in person.
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"Over ten percent of the polling locations originally secured as in-person sites have independently cancelled their contract with the KDP due to safety concerns about in-person voting and the novel coronavirus," the release said.
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Trump can't say no to people in person for the same reason he couldn't fire Reince Priebus in person: Despite all his macho bluster, he is terrified of anyone being angry at him or disapproving of him.
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The in-person experience can be advanced — people can have more information about the piece that they're looking at — but seeing artwork in virtual reality or whatever will never be the same as viewing it in person.
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And if in-person workers migrate towards camming, it's hard to see how an already oversaturated market could be as profitable as in-person work for sex workers who do not already have a large online following.
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I can see other grown-ups and talk to them in person!
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I'd recommend getting a demo in person before diving in, if possible.
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By the numbers: 42% of adults say they prefer in-person communication.
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He prefers to speak with employees in person or over the phone.
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We'll sit face to face and have a real conversation in person.
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They had never even met in person before moving in this week.
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Last year the vast majority of prescriptions were picked up in person.
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That means you won't be able to get any help in person.
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If this isn't an option, Egbert says to tell them in person.
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I purchased 21622 pair in person before taking a birding friend's advice.
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Officials said Flynn apologized to Pence twice, including in person on Friday.
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Officials said Flynn apologized to Pence twice, including in person on Friday.
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"Seeing this in person was very devastating," El-Messidi wrote on Facebook.
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And they get together over social media, they get together in person.
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"If you can try them in person, definitely do that," Hull says.
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Instead, share the code over a secure communications service or in person.
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Those close to Meade say in person he is easygoing and personable.
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The President's son, Donald Trump Jr., also declined an in-person interview.
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This is the third time that she is seeing Messi in person.
|
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In person, Negga is quick with a joke and a thoughtful response.
|
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He wanted to tell her in person and give her months notice.
|
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"I wish we could say that she's prettier in person," he says.
|
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Later, the school district arranged for the man to apologize in person.
|
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In person, Rodrigo is soft-spoken, with wire spectacles and a beard.
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We are livestreaming the event for those that cannot attend in person.
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At first, everything had to be bought in person at a store.
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Treat it just like an in-person meeting, and prepare as such.
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Nourah, Qunun, and the other two women had never met in person.
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Cohn Cohn looms large online, but in person, she is teeny tiny.
|
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DesJarlais said meeting Trump in person would improve their impressions of him.
|
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Pros: An almost-in-person interaction, the opportunity for resolution in realtime.
|
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In person, Martin is enthusiastic and personable, his presence a quiet force.
|
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Pursuing in-person connections, like information interviews over coffee, is also important.
|
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Months later, after talking to a boy online, we met in person.
|
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Players, however, were not penalized for approaching us, in person or online.
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Also, people weirdly tell me that I'm a lot taller in person.
|
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Normally one is "robbed" in person, which is not what happened here.
|
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The Playdate's screen sounds old-school, but it looks great in person.
|
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The purpose was to have visitors experience all AOL's brands in person.
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Ultimately, a lot of these conflicts may best be resolved in person.
|
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There will be little in-person campaigning until after voting ends tomorrow.
|
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Nyberg will be nervous until she gets to see things in person.
|
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"I was really looking forward to meeting them in person," she said.
|
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But it wasn't until recently that the two families met in person.
|
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It was the first known in-person interaction between the two men.
|
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In person, Kung comes off as soft-spoken and a little shy.
|
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Mr Rubio has offered to collect Mr Fu from Istanbul in person.
|
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"It's a great warm-up for in-person dirty talk," she says.
|
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And just as they do in song, in person they're similarly forthright.
|
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They looked cool when I saw them in person on the camera.
|
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Rubio won't be there in person but is submitting a video message.
|
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That's the only time I've seen a bad battery explode in person.
|
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In person, Tom proved to be an extraordinary raconteur, teacher and intellectual.
|
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"The point of dating online is actually meeting in person," Spira says.
|
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As we talk, I realize that, in person, he isn't very menacing.
|
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They stalked Mr Brat, online and in-person, occasionally to comical effect.
|
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Elliott's reaction, both in person and on Twitter, were heartwarming and gracious.
|
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It's probably nicer to look at on screen than in person.[ESA]
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I was home and got to see him throw it in person.
|
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Or that we're talking to people online rather than in person now?
|
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In person, the Polestar certainly has a modern and appealingly aggressive look.
|
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Would love to see some of your work in person some day!
|
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You'll also be able to get it in person on December 7.
|
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You can bid online or in person in Dallas, starting December 3.
|
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" Oh, and, "Dear Lord, these people are insanely good looking in person.
|
|
How many of you think it's important to see clothes in person?
|
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I was surprised that this generation wants to see clothes in person.
|
|
In person, Ms. Falque-Pierrotin comes across as soft-spoken and formal.
|
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They met in person that day and have not been apart since.
|
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Colorado Colorado holds elections by mail, but also facilitates in-person voting.
|
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Go out in person, talk to friends, get involved in social activities.
|
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It's basically the next best thing to seeing the game in person.
|
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Those unable to attend in person can participate via internet or phone.
|
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You have to be somewhere in person to perform the required tasks.
|
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And yes, James is as wacky in person as you would imagine.
|
|
The lottery typically draws as many as 1,000 hopeful fans in person.
|
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Documents gathered in-person by contractors are likewise fed into its system.
|
|
Consider how using AI to evaluate emotions could revolutionize in-person service.
|
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When Ellis delivered the products in person, the two hit it off.
|
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It must be practiced, in person, by a body and a brain.
|
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So if you're unable to view the eclipse in person, don't worry.
|
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What would you do if you suddenly saw Queen Elizabeth in person?
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If you can't see all three events in person, go to Slooh.com.
|
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Wood maintains that her work can only meaningfully be experienced in person.
|
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Your skin looks as good in person as it does in photos.
|
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WeChat groups are bringing people together who have never met in person.
|
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She knows there's a good chance she'll never see him in person.
|
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KAMI, in person, is hilarious, with a cutting, deadpan sense of humor.
|
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We should express everything to each other in person, however we feel.
|
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If only we were lucky enough to witness such beauty in person.
|
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Tim Huelskamp (Kan.) — held more than 2628 in-person town hall meetings.
|
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Instead, he received it in person from the country's president Vladimir Putin.
|
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It was the first time they had seen him play in person.
|
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Bill Clinton held in-person meetings with the group on several occasions.
|
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The ruling frustrated victim groups who wanted him to appear in person.
|
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Rubio's success has depended on his outreach, both in person and online.
|
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Aoun has said Hariri must return and submit his resignation in person.
|
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They can also seek online and in-person mentoring from Kiro'o staff.
|
|
U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin suggested that in-person talks could follow.
|
|
Online contact sales are no more dangerous than those made in person.
|
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The fund said Smith has declined to meet or speak in person.
|
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Louie Swisher: I mean, just talking to people, I guess, in person.
|
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They looked at two kinds of experiments: résumé and in-person audits.
|
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Bangladesh's government requires most would-be suppliers to submit bids in person.
|
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This can be in person or through the work they have produced.
|
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Trump's attorneys are seeking to avoid any in-person questions about obstruction.
|
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Set up an ACH account with your bank in person or online.
|
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As such, couples who communicate in person more tend to be happier.
|
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This means picking up the phone or setting an in person meeting.
|
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But nothing compares to being able to see his father in person.
|
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Why Matt wants to continue this clusterfuck in person is beyond me.
|
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This is a standard reaction people have when beholding me in person.
|
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We can't be different people online from who we are in person.
|
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Last month, he finally met his pen pals in person. Brig. Gen.
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And if you're shopping locally, go in person to make a purchase.
|
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With a few exceptions, Carter has never met these friends in person.
|
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In person, it just seems like rocky wastes and a dead lake.
|
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"Sometimes via TV, sometimes on the phone, sometimes in person," he said.
|
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Voters must register by mail, online, or in person, by March 5.
|
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You can also register in person up to and on Election Day.
|
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Voters must register by mail, online, or in person by April 4.
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Voters must register by mail, online, or in person by March 5.
|
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You can also vote in person up to and on Election Day.
|
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Voters must register by mail, online, or in person by April 6.
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Voters must register by mail, online, or in person by April 11.
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Voters must register by mail, online, or in person, by April 20.
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Voters must register by February 12 by mail, in person, or online.
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Voters must register by mail, online, or in person by February 12.
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Voters must register by mail, online, or in person by May 12.
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Voters must register by mail, online, or in person by May 5.
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Voters must register by mail, online, or in person by April 3.
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Voters must register by mail, online, or in person by February 16.
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Voters must register by mail, online, or in person, by April 28.
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Voters must register by mail, in person, or online by February 2.
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Voters must register online, by mail, or in person, by February 8.
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Voters must register by mail, online, or in person by April 21.
|
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Avoid wasting people's time by hosting meetings in person at every opportunity.
|
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Investigators interviewed Mr. Mateen twice in person as part of the investigation.
|
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"When we finally met in person, I was astonished," Mr. McCoy said.
|
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They have a voice that they can raise with you in person.
|
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If you're looking for a new cosmetic product, do it in person.
|
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Meantime, many shoppers now browse groceries online, but most purchase in person.
|
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Metzler was shocked when meeting his long-lost letter-writer in person.
|
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Arizona allows voters to submit absentee ballots by mail or in person.
|
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Out of four teammates, I'd only ever met one in person before.
|
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Most information he takes in is in person or on the phone.
|
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It's difficult to see what "I've lost everything" looks like in person.
|
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You'll need to bring this paperwork to your home gym in person.
|
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Hike through the Great Smoky Mountains — and see a bear in person
|
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Business Insider was on hand to witness the historic accord in person.
|
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In person, Ms. Albert professed to be JT LeRoy's British friend Speedie.
|
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A free consultation follows, either in person at home or via Skype.
|
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In person, the "Cuban Alex P. Keaton" comparison holds up only up
|
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Quick witted, hilarious on paper and in person, and just plain beloved.
|
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In person, van Dyck was charming, good-looking and well turned out.
|
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Zuckerberg has repeatedly refused to testify in person to the DCMS committee.
|
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Later that year, I was thrilled to meet Judy Blume in person.
|
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They never act entitled to my time, either online or in person.
|
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The last piece of advice she gave him though came in person.
|
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Interview questions were asked both in person and through computer-assisted methods.
|
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Arnold tracked down such crews to see how they operate in person.
|
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My friends had to explain some of the new memes in person.
|
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"Just looking to have a casual, and private conversation in person."—Noisey
|
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It was something you had to see in person to totally appreciate.
|
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Buss says she'll be in Vegas to watch that one in person.
|
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By the way, a lot of us are awful in person, too.
|
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The idea of ever seeing them in person never occurred to her.
|
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"I decided to verify this in person before coming forward," Nenadi continued.
|
|
In person, Cattelan was as slippery as he is in the documentary.
|
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There's an in-person medical, and this is just a preliminary screening.
|
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They just need to be moved by hearing those stories in person.
|
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Iowa: The deadline to register online and in person is Oct. 29.
|
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Utah: The deadline to register online or in person is Nov. 1.
|
|
In person, Busoni's music had the ability to reach its holy potential.
|
|
Six weeks later, it was time to take a tour in person.
|
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So Mr. Broccoli arrived early the next morning to visit in person.
|
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Activists had lobbied for months for an in-person town-hall meeting.
|
|
A lot of in-person sex work depends on intimate physical interaction.
|
|
Voting in person in proximity to other people could spread the virus.
|
|
With ever-changing restrictions and recommendations, meeting in person isn't always possible.
|
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The two of you only met in person five or six times.
|
|
In person, James is quiet, but his animations are fast and lively.
|
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In-person immigration court proceedings are difficult enough for children to grasp.
|
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In October, I flew to Paris to propose to her in person.
|
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This training is best conducted in person and attendance should be tracked.
|
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He didn't even want us to be calling him Prince in person.
|
|
In person, Charo clings to you, her floral-musk scent, her hands.
|
|
And on May 17, the F.B.I. finally interviewed Ms. Maroney in person.
|
|
In-person outreach dollars will decline from $62.5 million to $36 million.
|
|
In-person enrollments are only one part of the navigator program's mission.
|
|
Now many of those loans can no longer be closed in-person.
|
|
Our staff and artists were routinely trolled online and harassed in-person.
|
|
On Tuesday, they had their first chance to level criticism in person.
|
|
Their thwarted attempts to meet in person leave them, and readers, mystified.
|
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Researchers are offering participants $100 for each in-person visit they complete.
|
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The companies taking part — either in person or by teleconference — included Amazon.
|
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He will still hold in-person classes, too, but he's making adjustments.
|
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The representatives were expected attend either in person or via video conference.
|
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Both said they felt an instant connection when they met in person.
|
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Shy and solicitous in person, Ms. MacDowell plays herself on social media.
|
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As such, they should report to work in person the following day.
|
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But we can't do any of the interviews in person right now.
|
|
District of Columbia: The deadline to register in person is Election Day.
|
|
New Hampshire: The deadline to register in person is on Election Day.
|
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Some states already limit the acceptable reasons for not voting in person.
|
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Don't get me wrong, the bump really isn't as terrible in person.
|
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That's more than can be said for most in-person voting machines.
|
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As you'd expect, in-person event planning is down, but not dead.
|
|
In person, Soros is quite charming, with a wry sense of humor.
|
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People will learn to play board games online instead of in person.
|
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In person he seemed too cool for me, too playful and young.
|
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It also facilitates regular collaboration days, in-person trainings and social events.
|
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We are reaching out to readers in our report and in person.
|
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My parents would take me to see him live and in person.
|
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Increased vetting and additional in-person interviews have further winnowed foreign travelers.
|
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Democrats have not issued a subpoena for Mulvaney to testify in person.
|
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"Watching a baseball game in person is a special thing," he said.
|
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It's easiest if you get to meet people in person, several times.
|
|
Unsurprisingly, Kobe and Gigi had watched Geno Auriemma's Huskies compete in-person.
|
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No president or vice president has ever addressed the march in person.
|
|
Meanwhile, introverts would love to cancel pointless in-person meetings, says Moran.
|
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In person, in a photo, on a pen or in a meme?
|
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But he and Mr. Trump had not met in person until September.
|
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You have to (and I mean have to) see it in person.
|
|
Spokespeople for Trump and Rybolovlev say they have never met in person.
|
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I just want to thank that individual in person for helping me.
|
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Applying for this requires an in-person visit to a D.M.V. office.
|
|
In December, the facility agreed to an in-person interview and assessment.
|
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Like in-person therapy, the insomnia app does not require a prescription.
|
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Craig is alleged to have misled officials during an in-person meeting.
|
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In person, Bukele is 38 and looks, if anything, a little younger.
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It was the first time many of them had met in person.
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Clinton and Mr. Trump have participated in hundreds of in-person events.
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I made trips to the Statue to check it out in person.
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Whether in person or on television, show your support with your eyeballs.
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Then Dershowitz went on Hannity to confront him about it in person.
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She began to worry that he would track her down in person.
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" Then, "Tell me your real name so we can talk in person.
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Don't overthink this, just make it more affordable to watch in person.
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She works part-time and remotely, except for monthly in-person meetings.
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When you finally meet in person, do so in a public place.
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Biden was often deployed to do the in-person work Obama dismissed.
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Sanders was the only one to sit for an in-person interview.
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That plan included social media ads, rally organizing and in-person conversations.
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Please no phone calls, emails, faxes or in-person resume drop-offs.
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He flew down to Washington to make his case in person — again.
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And yet in person, Dean is soft-spoken and almost comically modest.
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Then follow up with in-person work, suggests GreatSchools spokesperson Carrie Goux.
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During Mr. Clinton's trial, witnesses were not allowed to appear in person.
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But Mr. Nelson wanted to see the Yamaha Grand Disklavier in person.
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Emissaries from Amazon are expected to visit the finalist locations in person.
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He talked a few into meeting in person and then raped them.
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The three artists have never met in person, much less performed live.
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Here are the highlights: Comey first met Trump in person on Jan.
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You can come hear an update on Wish in person on Dec.
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In person, the burning bowl of sulfur probably smelled like Satan's ass.
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The Liberty Bell and Mount Rushmore look smaller than expected in person.
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On Monday night, GAP will gather in person for the first time.
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Take a break from the wired world and meet people in person.
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The in-person outreach budget is 70 percent lower than last year's.
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Telepsychiatry patients also reported similar levels of overall satisfaction and comfort as in-person ones, though they reported "slightly lower levels of satisfaction regarding feeling supported and encouraged than did the in-person clients," the study authors wrote.
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The Amazon Care offering includes both virtual and in-person care, with telemedicine via app, chat and remote video, as well as follow-up visits and prescription drug delivery in person directly at an employee's home or office.
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Louie Swisher: Yeah, I Facetime a lot but I also just like talking to people in person instead of just sending a picture of your face back and forth, being like, "Oh man, I Snapchatted this person but nervous to talk to them in person," I think it's better to take the first step and just talk to that ... and establish like an in-person relation.
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But he says it was because he had planned on giving it in person to Dan Velte of Little League International when Velte was expected to make his first in-person visit to Uganda in May of this year.
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Uber has dispatched senior management and its head of HR for Asia-Pacific and LATAM, Anika Grant, on an "employee roadshow" aimed at visiting each Uber Southeast Asia office in person to help staff assess their options in person.
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An unexpected change resulting from the rules is that clients are more likely to attend — and pay for — in-person events such as conferences, where it's possible to get analysts' views in person rather than paying for the research.
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" Katherine [Close friend of 8 years]: "I think your in-person vibe is very different from the vibe you give off on the internet […] in person your vibe is still 'take no shit,' but you're more sensitive and warm.
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We should note that President Trump declined an invitation to be here tonight, either in person or from the White House, as did the governor of Florida, Rick Scott who declined to be here in person or from Tallahassee.
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I mean it's a dream come true to finally be here in person.
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Don't be offended if your date is more guarded when meeting in person.
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We decided to go get dinner, and she was even better in person.
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The weekly in-person meetings and weigh-ins used to be a requirement.
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"I've reached a breaking point," she told me in an in-person interview.
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It's worth trying to meet influential Twitter friends or LinkedIn connections in person.
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Now, this is their third in person meeting, but their first official summit.
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During a typical in-person caucus, voters choose their first preference for president.
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"Jennifer wanted to walk the space with Joanna in person," the source said.
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No word on U.S. orders other than the limited ones available in person.
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Would somebody do that in person, invent deep flaws to seem more real?
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Erdogan hopes to change Trump's mind during in-person talks at the G20.
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"Jennifer wanted to walk the space with Joanna in person," the source says.
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New technologies could be used to hold meetings online instead of in person.
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The event attracts thousands of in-person spectators and is televised on ESPN.
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Gabby Giffords to explain why he is not hosting in-person town halls.
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The group planned to meet in person before heading to the demonstration together.
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Those who participate in person will account for 90% of the delegate equivalents.
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Under the new order, these travelers must now have an in-person interview.
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Nunes then rushed to the White House to share the information in person.
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How it actually plays out in person is another question, entirely, of course.
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This comes from real, honest, in-person communication that's not mediated by technology.
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Can't do it in person, and knows it, which makes him feel weak.
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Just 0.7 percent of individuals were audited, either in person or by mail.
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We'll tell you more after we see the device in person this Sunday.
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Companies have to learn to use that knowledge for in-person engagements too.
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But if you saw it in person, you should count your lucky stars.
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He's not all that," adding, "Much less impressive in person than on television.
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"You're trash-talking in interviews but you're being sweet in person," Cohen explained.
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In-person meetings have dieters meet up, get weighed, and discuss their struggles.
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Voters can make the request in person when they head to the polls.
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The best way to shop for a backpack is, of course, in person.
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I got 4 numbers and 2 dates when I went out in person.
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He also allegedly "met clandestinely" with reporters in person, according to the indictment.
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Will lead to an in-person discussion, which promotes empathy, kindness, and understanding.
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That may sound heavy-handed, but it doesn't feel that way in person.
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"Meet your broker in person and make friends with them," Mr. Wagner said.
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It'sssss TIME ... for President Donald Trump to attend a UFC fight in person!
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Members are far-flung, and some of the parents have met in person.
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If they don't fit, I just take them back next time in person.
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Online the "gold" model looks more yellow than it actually is in person.
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Or they can find in-person help in many areas over the weekend.
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She had completed two rounds of in-person interviews, one with a panel.
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We've done it countless times in person, it just doesn't seem as pointed.
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He had never been charged, but Sweden wants to question him in person.
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First, it's a good idea to buy seeds in person if you can.
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The study is based on in-person interviews conducted by D3 Systems, Inc.
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Yup, buying your Spirit ticket in-person at the airport is actually cheaper.
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Morrison views Trump as the same on TV as he is in person.
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If their meet-cute was in person, they may have hit it off.
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Even a group chat to me is closer to an in-person meeting.
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Babylon reckons that 85% of consultations do not need to be in person.
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Because of the lack of consumer credit ratings, they vet borrowers in person.
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But he was very compelling in person, and I liked him so much.
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Gifts that are admired in the abstract often seem less welcome in person.
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We're told T.I. appeared in person Thursday in the Henry County, GA courtroom.
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Back in my day… Cruising happened in person and not through digital platforms.
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He's meeting in person with the subcommittee Monday to formally pitch his suggestion.
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It was so cool to see all the queens live and in person!
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Trump met in person over the holiday weekend with Ernst and Indiana Gov.
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I love meeting fans and will personalize pix in person, but that's all.
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After months of constant contact, an in-person meeting was arranged in Charleston.
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I hope i will get to see you all in person one day.
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"They're even better in person than they are on YouTube," Olivia, 17, said.
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And, periodic in-person meetings, if necessary, are still only a flight away.
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Can't make it in person to New Orleans for ESSENCE Fest this weekend?
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In almost every scenario, I prefer shopping online to buying things in person.
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She's done very little press for this album, both in person and online.
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"In person and how cameras reflect and light, everything looks different," Kardashian said.
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Sara: Brett and Lee are like the same in person in certain ways.
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Virgin Islands How to register: Apply in-person at an election systems office.
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Now, Perry has confirmed he can't shoot the special in person on Jan.
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Anderson will be appearing in person at the screening of I Am Somebody.
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It looks way worse in photos and videos than it does in person.
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You can only purchase the subscription in person at a participating Microsoft Store.
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But, in person, Flyte demonstrates where all of these levitating products go wrong.
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He never ships guns through the mail and always meets buyers in person.
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The Games will undoubtedly draw many people, both in person and via broadcasts.
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Katie says she doesn't regret making the decision to meet Dalton in person.
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Wisconsin, Florida and North Carolina's in-person locations will all open by Halloween.
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Its Houston dealership is the only in-person effort still up and running.
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The easiest way to verify someone's fingerprint is to do it in person.
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To do that, Bernard says, they'll need to visit the Cradle in person.
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You might meet someone in person whom you've long-followed on social media.
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Someday, she said, she hoped she might see her son again in person.
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Sadly, Beaux was in bad shape when Jaime first met him in person.
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Reviewers may have met the author they're reviewing, either in person or online.
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As for Buttigieg, Barkley said he was excited to see him in person.
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In person, multiple players scramble to place letters that will complete each word.
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Years ago, Idaho Green met Beitz in person and listened to his story.
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I wish I was able to meet you in person and hug you.
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But when I was sitting there in person, that's how I took it.
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In response, most congressional Republicans aren't scheduling in-person town halls this recess.
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This is why you should join networking groups either in person or online.
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Every state should have at least 20 days of early in-person voting.
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Meet your candidates in person and determine if they belong at your company.
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Having seen it live, I can attest it works as entertainment in person.
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Nearly all machines need to be hacked in person, one at a time.
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"Just to see a president in person -- I think it would be nice."
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We were as immersed in conversation in person as we were on text.
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Then they meet in person and come up with the final idea together.
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Plus, he says he never got a chance to defend himself in person.
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The lawyers say he wasn't interviewed in person for more than a year.
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They had waited more than seven hours to see the candidate in person.
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In person, Savchenko speaks like a soldier: Thoughtfully, directly, and without undue elaboration.
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A technician, after verifying, in-person, the problem with the bearing, followed through.
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It appears President Trump will not roll out his tax plan in person.
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We see it in testosterone-tinged chest thumping, in person and on Twitter.
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The process already includes fingerprinting, an in-person interview, and numerous database checks.
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In person, she exudes kindness, dishing humor and relatable truth in equal parts.
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Posner will be there in person, while Thomson will Skype in for commentary.
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Joy I was impressed with Joy when I checked it out in-person.
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A little hiccup prevented her from accepting the prize in person, however: childbirth.
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You know, I still watch games, but I won't attend them in person.
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Mystery manNobody, not even his closest collaborators, ever met Mr Nakamato in person.
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I.O. field operative named Don Slaiman, and pressed for an in-person meeting.
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By mid-October, I had completed multiple in-person, phone and Skype interviews.
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A third director attended in 2017, when the meeting was held in person.
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Current law generally requires in-person visits for doctors to prescribe controlled substances.
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Cruz lobbied in person at the North Dakota event, unlike his two rivals.
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Quiet and considered in person, Liautaud is the managing partner of Balderton Capital.
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There were the obvious ones, like digital connections that became in-person romances.
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Seeing the Tour de France in person should be on everyone's bucket list.
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Seeing the 21 X in person is a hilarious but also charming experience.
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In person, she displays both charm and sharper political instincts than her opponent.
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A better option, according to experts: Buy gift cards online, not in person.
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In person, telling someone "go fuck yourself" is not something adults typically do.
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But it appears Macron will need to press his case again in person.
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Three of those conversations took place in person, while six were phone calls.
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This is my first time seeing stand-up in person, and I'm excited!
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The ballots will be delivered in person on February 6 at the Crunchies.
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Bill Cassidy (R-La.) each held five in-person town hall meetings. Reps.
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Cramer held one in-person event, at a coffee shop in Fargo. Reps.
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He was known as a provocateur, both in his photography and in person.
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While having in-person visitors is great, no one can come every day.
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I used it both online and in person with contactless terminals. It…works.
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Football is far, far more enjoyable on TV. Tennis is delicious in person.
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He called Jones and proposed that they meet to settle things in person.
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But he is excused from being at the pretrial hearing in person Friday.
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But as the main conclusion of The Bodies in Person, this seems wrong.
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Yates had two in-person meetings with McGahn on the issue, she said.
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NYPD officers conducted a wellness check on Davidson in person on December 15.
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You're very modest in person, yet you play many over-the-top characters.
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Maybe turn off that caps lock, and try talking to someone in person.
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I had not talked to Clinton in person for more than a year.
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As great as he was on TV, he was 1000x better in person.
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"It wasn't real for me until I saw her in person," she says.
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Some stores with walk-in locations will let you return merchandise in person.
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In person, Ms. Clare, 237, is more of a Hermione than a Bella.
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Meeting minutes show that Harter was there in person and Greer via teleconference.
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In person, Mr. Pontallier was very much like Margaux wines, gracious and elegant.
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They can build their confidence up before coming to see us in person.
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Loomer has also confronted Tlaib with similarly racist remarks online and in person.
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Google said it will offer a combination of in-person and online training.
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Pedigo: No, we've never met in person, we've never talked over the phone.
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But in person, he seems geeky and creative, a man of many idiosyncrasies.
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It's going to be in all kinds of ways besides in-person things.
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Taken together and seen in person, it's a really nice piece of hardware.
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They say, are you interested in Person X and I'm like, yes, sure.
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He also noted that in-person meetings are a popular usage of revenues.
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Alongside the advertising cuts, funding for in-person enrollment will also be slashed.
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And furry conventions always have in-person sales areas, Dealer's Dens, featuring suits.
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In person, the islands themselves are just as magical as those aforementioned pants.
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However, Omarosa doesn't explicitly say she heard him use the word in person.
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In person, they suggested that this ultimately was also too slow and restrictive.
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This was all the ammunition he needed to confront Vladimir Putin in person.
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I was eager to see what the skirt would feel like in person.
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Many of those who are holding in-person town halls are taking precautions.
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He called the co-working space directly and landed an in-person interview.
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Yet, there is much to lose by removing opportunities for in-person interaction.
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Starting Monday, classes will stop meeting in person at the University of Washington.
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As of now, CSUF has canceled in-person classes, not closed campuses completely.
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"But people like to see what they're getting in person," Mr. Galluccio said.
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You get there in person, and it's not as bright as you'd imagine.
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And even the traditional model of in-person voting may be at risk.
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Absentee ballots are rejected at a higher rate than ballots cast in person.
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This feeling runs parallel with the feeling of making an in-person visit.
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"In-person is absolutely preferable," said Stallings, now a partner at Mayer Brown.
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Do You Find It Easier to Make New Friends Online or In Person?
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For awhile, they tried to keep up in-person visits at a distance.
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But clearly there are logistical issues for voting in-person, even with adjustments.
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Miss Manners recommends you tell them so in person or over the phone.
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Rhode Island's will be postponed, and Alaska Democrats have nixed in-person voting.
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Stop by her Brooklyn studio tour to select your favorite piece in person.
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Why approach someone in person when you can hide behind a Tinder profile?
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You go in person to some places and in others, people dial in.
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People flew in from Kansas, Hawaii and Alaska to take it in person.
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In person, Dern, 52, is gangly, more of a giraffe than an ostrich.
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Thirty-five percent of people have Facebook friends they've never met in person.
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Note: It's less risky watching him on Netflix than seeing him in person.
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In person Ms. Garner is warm and lively, not the least bit morbid.
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Three Columbia students even came to my next show to apologize in person.
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The most visible part of the poll happens in person on Election Day.
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I have seen my share of heated political discussions in person and online.
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The Times in Person Update: Read about our event in Fort Smith, Ark.
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The Times in Person Update: Read about our event in West Frankfort, Ill.
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Neighbors debate the merits of the incentives in person and over text messages.
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The Mets met with Ramos in person here in Las Vegas on Tuesday.
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When Davis met him in person, she said Lewis's stature left her breathless.
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As long as Congress has met, votes have been cast only in person.
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And if someone you meet online is encouraging you to meet in person?
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We should also expand in-person and remote options to all eligible voters.
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After more than 300 games, he flew down to meet her in person.
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But these meetings will now need to happen virtually, instead of in person.
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But these meetings will now need to happen virtually, instead of in person.
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So pitching a VC in person is not likely to happen anytime soon.
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Meeting up in person has helped Gothics assimilate without diluting their dark style.
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I'd never met him in person, but he was in his late 50s.
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Their support for candidates also seemed softer than the prospective in-person voters.
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In person, you might need to grease the palm of a maître d'.
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They're now finding efficiencies in switching from in-person meetings to video calls.
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The court can release opinions without an in-person sitting, but rarely does.
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"You can meet the designers in person and see the workspace," she said.
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But, really, people talked and talked and talked — in person — all the time.
|
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And their daily routine involves a heavy amount of close, in-person interactions.
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Biden allies are beginning work to bolster the campaign without in-person contact.
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Normally, closing on a house is done in person with a notary present.
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In person, they stumble and fall more often than they do on YouTube.
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The application can be filled out in person, over the phone or online.
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However, 22% said they had still been encouraged to attend worship in person.
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Zunker would be casting an absentee ballot, having stopped all in-person campaigning.
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Negotiators called off a plan to meet in person in London next week.
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I tried the company's Style Plan to see what it's like in person.
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My church has also closed in-person services and moved to online streaming.
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In Texas, 1 million people had already voted early in person through Saturday.
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The coronavirus has complicated in-person campaigning in ways that remain low-key.
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In teaching others, he could charge for in-person workshops or online programs.
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And when she saw it in person, it lived up to the photographs.
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Large in-person conferences and other events should be avoided right now, too.
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People started lining up to see the hearing in person at 4 a.m.
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They could do this in person, by letter or even over the phone.
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In person, the gold foil looked cheap, the waistband of the skirt unflattering.
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However, applicants are still required to show up in person at the DMV.
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Democrats, though, have not issued a subpoena for Mulvaney to testify in person.
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My favorite character in the book is Yvan, who never appears in person.
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Encountering this place in person would be, for me, like visiting a monument.
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If you marched, either in person or in spirit, pick one issue. Education.
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Hopefully it looks way better in person than it does in concept renders.
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WILFRED FROST: Great to have you here in person in the Stock Exchange.
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The two met in person at least a dozen times, Kovaleski said then.
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They also may call on the special counsel to explain himself in person.
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Do you ever buy a work by JPEG without seeing it in person?
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In-person community is incredibly powerful Much of business happens online these days.
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The caucuses historically require in-person participation and do not allow absentee ballots.
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All of the shades look spot on with what I saw in person.
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They feel more comfortable doing it behind a screen instead of in person.
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It hires workers and vets them with background checks and in-person interviews.
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And where A.A. emphasizes in-person support groups, Tempest relies on video streams.
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McHenry alleged in the lawsuit that Murdoch also sexually harassed her in person.
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The whistleblower's attorneys have ruled out an in-person interview in any context.
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It's the third college football game Trump has attended in person this season.
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In the movie, Destiny tells Ramona in person, immediately after taking the plea.
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The review can be conducted in person or by telephonic or video connection.
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Samsung's Odyssey G9 gaming monitor is an incredible thing to behold in person.
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Our physical world defines tangible existence like in-person interactions and geographic location.
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They should be willing to meet you in person before you hire them.
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He will not see them in person again until he is an adult.
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