"He slept like everyone else, he ate like everyone else," he says.
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When you don't dress like everyone else, you don't have to think like everyone else.
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Like everyone else, Facebook has doubled down on AI, and like everyone else, its AI efforts are in the first inning.
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This limited his ability to make friends like everyone else, form relationships like everyone else, leaving him to find meaning through comic books.
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I don't know, I think it's important to not look boring, or I try to not look like everyone else, because I don't feel like everyone else.
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And like everyone else in Puerto Rico — including Gov.
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He wants to be out there, just like everyone else.
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I was, like everyone else, shocked that he had won.
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Like everyone else they are monitoring the global developments closely.
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But we deal with normal stuff, just like everyone else.
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Let's just hope Petyr keeps underestimating her like everyone else.
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Like everyone else, equity analysts are totally in the dark.
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We are kindhearted, hardworking and responsible, just like everyone else.
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We have the right to freedom just like everyone else.
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Rapists, in my experience, tend to look like everyone else.
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It's important for me to be treated like everyone else.
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But — like everyone else — I'm thinking from within the system.
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It just allows me to function normally, like everyone else.
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Then he just had a good night like everyone else.
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Like everyone else these days, Microsoft sure loves its bots.
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But if I cut it, I'd look like everyone else.
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Like everyone else, though, I've learned to accept the phablet.
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Take a Xanax or NyQuil like everyone else," and "Good.
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Do you make the artists line up like everyone else?
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Reformers aggressively offer up our Too's just like everyone else.
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And like everyone else, he was at his wit's end.
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Like everyone else had a packet that I didn't have.
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We are normal women, and we work like everyone else.
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West has never wanted to be just like everyone else.
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"I have biases, like everyone else," Huffman told me once.
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That and just having a normal life like everyone else.
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Indios players and coaches navigated the violence like everyone else.
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You know, he has highs and lows like everyone else.
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They're watching it on their phone like everyone else is.
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I read the news like everyone else and am horrified.
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Political leaders, like everyone else, face personal danger of infection.
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No, you have to analyze the poster like everyone else.
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Dimon will just have to hold on like everyone else.
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And she was not a yes man like everyone else.
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Like everyone else, I'm waiting and seeing what happens next.
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Which means being a little bit more like everyone else.
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Now, it's wait and see for them like everyone else.
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Until June 19, 2016 I was just like everyone else.
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And it seems like everyone else is doing the same.
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But, like everyone else, their bad behavior has severe consequences.
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Like everyone else, the FBI has had a tough 2016.
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Bisexual women, like everyone else, have individual desires and libidos.
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They'd like to leave this earth, just like everyone else.
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Now that they have, they're a lot like everyone else.
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But now, they'll have to wait in line, like everyone else.
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"Well, I can only speculate like everyone else," Knowles told WatchLOUD.
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Zero bitterness, though ... she says she was thrilled like everyone else.
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Like everyone else on this Sunday Funday, he needed a win.
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That's because UI designers, like everyone else, are subject to trends.
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Like everyone else, the UNAM team operates on a limited budget.
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Like everyone else they want to see how that plays out.
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Because the press, like everyone else, has a short attention span.
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It's possible she was trying to treat Oprah like everyone else.
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"Like everyone else, I am still waiting for answers," she said.
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But then he's just a person like everyone else, isn't he?
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That Trump, like everyone else, hates being interrupted by screaming infants.
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And sometimes I get mad and frustrated like everyone else does.
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My life started improving when I started looking like everyone else.
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Like everyone else in Lemon's life, Howard ends up disappointing her.
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Celebs and public figures deserve parental leave just like everyone else.
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"Bob definitely felt Harvey's wrath like everyone else," says the source.
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It's time to move to the metric system like everyone else.
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She'll have to wait up to 5 years, like everyone else.
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And like everyone else, sometimes I have to use the restroom.
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I go through struggles just like everyone else does in life.
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She stands in line and tweets at Starbucks like everyone else.
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"We found out like everyone else, via a tweet," Urgo said.
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She's lusting after those signature red soles just like everyone else.
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"He's proud, he wants to score like everyone else," Trotz said.
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I'm going for the first match, like everyone else, from zero.
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But we, like everyone else, have no idea what that is.
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" Operator: "Yes ... you will die, certainly, one day, like everyone else.
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And like everyone else, Apple is finally figuring this space out.
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He's not trying to impress anyone or be like everyone else.
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"We grieved like everyone else," he added, referring to the Sept.
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Big corporations should pay their fair share just like everyone else.
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He s let people know, 'I've made mistakes, like everyone else.
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Of course, we're still poring through the report like everyone else.
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To return home and to apply for reentry like everyone else.
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Klopp, like everyone else at Liverpool, holds high hopes for Brewster.
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Like everyone else, I dug the Tribulation and Tomb Mold records.
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They have plenty of drama-filled days, just like everyone else.
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Another sign that Ben really isn't like everyone else around here.
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Afterward, like everyone else, he would wash his hands in blood.
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Like everyone else, they could only watch a master at work.
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Sooner or later, like everyone else, they grew old and died.
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Home: Virginia Beach I laughed Trump off like everyone else did.
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I came out here with hopes and dreams like everyone else.
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They are still paying for the electrons just like everyone else.
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Like everyone else, were just hoping to live a happy life.
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I&aposm human, with organs, like everyone else in this room.
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Like everyone else, I've been considering what America First really means.
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A nice reflection that trans people have ordinary concerns like everyone else.
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He says they&aposre waiting to get information just like everyone else.
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Like everyone else, I started it out fresh-faced, renewed, and hopeful.
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He's tired of the same old, same old -- just like everyone else.
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The Brownsville artist Taphari is well aware he isn't like everyone else.
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So it seems physicists suck at keeping secrets just like everyone else.
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Africans who are bullied in turn became bullies, just like everyone else.
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"I enjoy a good movie, just like everyone else does," he says.
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Star Wars fans love to celebrate just like everyone else — with porn.
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Like everyone else, I'm anchored to this thing called the real world.
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Maybe Trump, like everyone else, is a fan of the bad gal.
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Very simple, but we also want adventure just like everyone else does.
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They could have just waited and asked for them like everyone else.
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They're part of the social context of our communities like everyone else.
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Also like everyone else, I am a sucker for one-handed interceptions.
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He just wanted to be treated like everyone else, which I understood.
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I remember him as a spectator of his works, like everyone else.
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Most ships have wireless internet — so, like everyone else, sailors use email.
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Like everyone else on the planet, Michelle and I mourn his passing.
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" Fagnelli found stripping "like everyone else—as a concept in pop culture.
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Why denounce Trump when his followers are paying customers like everyone else?
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Or maybe I'll go into pharmaceuticals, like everyone else on the island.
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Don't pattern your life after me because I'm flawed like everyone else.
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I grew up in India eating Indian food like everyone else. Right.
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"Republicans have a place in our city like everyone else," she said.
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DIAMOND At first we were a hard-core band like everyone else.
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Just like everyone else, Young wanted to know why Davis was there.
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But like everyone else they were eager to discuss the rumors privately.
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But Mr. Lewandowski argued that the president is just like everyone else.
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These aren't hats suited for those hoping to look like everyone else.
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Looks like everyone else working from home today had the same idea.
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The reporters and anchors scrambled to read the indictment like everyone else.
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Maybe he's even following a sports team or two, like everyone else.
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"We're tea leaf reading like everyone else," one White House official said.
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Before this, I had my own struggles in life like everyone else.
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"We read the news just like everyone else," Smith said on Wednesday.
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"You'll just have to wait and see like everyone else," Oladipo said.
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Like everyone else, Day had heard the rumors about Palmer's deteriorating health.
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She replied that she's guaranteed the secret ballot just like everyone else.
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But by then I was hooked on it just like everyone else.
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Like everyone else, I am finding these new days painful and uncanny.
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Like everyone else, I am finding these new days painful and uncanny.
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Thankfully, I did not buy 100 knockoff iPhone cables like everyone else.
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"I felt like I could be like everyone else," she said recently.
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Like everyone else, they had seen the photos of Alan on the beach.
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No lonely lunches I go to the cafeteria for lunch like everyone else.
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Jenna Dewan Tatum, like everyone else you know, is a big Beyoncé fan.
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" "Because you my man are just like everyone else hustling to get money.
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"The city," he said, "is awaiting word from metro homicide like everyone else."
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This approach carries some risk, because Twitter must avoid looking like everyone else.
|
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Like everyone else, YouTube TV hopes to entice you with ultra-personalized recommendations.
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"It is great when people do not think or reason like everyone else."
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Noah: Like everyone else, I'd tasted a traditional habanero a bunch of times.
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Don't break the law ... and cough up the $99 bucks like everyone else.
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Seems like everyone else pulled a Steve Harvey and got this one wrong.
|
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Perhaps they, like everyone else in this episode, are talking about Major Briggs.
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"I just wanted to look like everyone else," the singer, 20, told Glamour.
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I want my people to achieve the American dream just like everyone else.
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"Justin has his up and down days like everyone else," the insider said.
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All too often, disabled people—especially disabled women—are just like everyone else.
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Like everyone else in this space, its revenue declined in 2015 and 2016.
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Like everyone else, the nobility also had decks for playing and used them.
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He's a complex character and like everyone else, he's got a few problems.
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He still wears pants like everyone else, lives in a modest house, and...
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Like everyone else, Perry still doesn't know what Chandler did for a living.
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Like everyone else, she's a stereotype with no narrative force of her own.
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I'm a multifaceted woman with a million different hats, just like everyone else.
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I've watched Mr. Trump on TV like everyone else, but never met him.
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I try to push them out of my mind, like everyone else has.
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I was believing in the polls like everyone else, so I was surprised.
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Just make sure you don't mess up the chorus like everyone else does.
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Because you my man are just like everyone else hustling to get money.
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He just wants to come back into the action like everyone else does.
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They succeeded, only to end the season in handcuffs, just like everyone else.
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The art world, like everyone else, is waiting to see what Congress does.
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However, on Reddit, anarchists have to follow the rules just like everyone else.
|
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But like everyone else, they can only wait to see what FIFA decides.
|
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I wanted to explore Facebook from its earliest days, just like everyone else.
|
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Like everyone else, they figured they could manipulate Trump's ignorance to their advantage.
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Thus, you'll be average like everyone else and your work won't stand out.
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Each lost opportunity was a reminder that I am not like everyone else.
|
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"His response and his actions, like everyone else, will be scrutinized," Israel said.
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We just want to go to prom and be treated like everyone else.
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When we got there, I ordered last: a California roll, like everyone else.
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Muslims, like everyone else, take their ethical guidance from more than one source.
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NBA players, like everyone else, just need to stay home and be careful.
|
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Like everyone else in this novel, they spend a lot of time talking.
|
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Like everyone else, immigrants deserve their fair — and not rushed — day in court.
|
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So you were like everyone else who ... Did you grow up around here?
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Apple, like everyone else, sometimes takes multiple iterations to complete its most ambitious goals.
|
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"I feel very scared I'll get stuck here like everyone else," Levi told me.
|
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Aspiring engineers should probably evacuate like everyone else when the storms roll in, though.
|
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So I go home and eat my Totino's pizza rolls just like everyone else.
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Not being cool can actually be very cool SpongeBob is not like everyone else.
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"I still have countless insecurities and fears, like everyone else I know," she added.
|
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Just like everyone else, we're one or two paychecks from being in serious trouble.
|
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When the show was over I scooted out to the bathroom like everyone else.
|
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She did not want anyone's pity; she just wanted to be like everyone else.
|
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But do I wish I had a nice, normal peanut allergy like everyone else?
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"I still have countless insecurities and fears, like everyone else I know," she continued.
|
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At that point, you might as well just use a laptop like everyone else.
|
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"Just like everyone else, we are assessing what the potential outcomes are," he said.
|
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They created artificial gravity just like everyone else—they had rockets accelerate the spacecraft.
|
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Like everyone else, I want to be happy so that's what I'm looking for.
|
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If having a dungeon was legal, I would pay my taxes like everyone else.
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I am blind, but I've always wanted to play video games like everyone else.
|
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I'd hate to see you lose that in trying to appear like everyone else.
|
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Undocumented immigrants, like everyone else, pay for highway repairs, state courts, police, and firefighters.
|
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I fought the law, but the law loves getting baked, just like everyone else.
|
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Royal parents have to deal with tantrums and school dropoffs just like everyone else.
|
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It comes back to the whole idea of thinking you're just like everyone else.
|
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" Adds Kardashian West, "I'm human just like everyone else, things do hurt my feelings.
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And just like everyone else, she'll be going in not knowing what to expect.
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We want to be like everyone else — regular people, weirded out by thumb sweat.
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We hike, bike, backpack, hunt, fish and enjoy public lands just like everyone else.
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Give me the respect of being a human being, just like everyone else deserves.
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Come on Heather, join in on the fun and embrace Oracle like everyone else!
|
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"I've made stupid mistakes with my heart, just like everyone else does," says Curtis.
|
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"We tell our kids, 'You're just like everyone else,'" Amber told PEOPLE in 2017.
|
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They, like everyone else in this series, have a "Stepford Wives" blandness to them.
|
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They're just like everyone else in here, just trying to help the team win.
|
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I feel like everyone else is going forward and I'm stuck in one place.
|
|
Like everyone else who has lost friends and homes and jobs to the conflict.
|
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But Beyoncé has spoken about being nervous before major moments, just like everyone else.
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Coming from Minnesota, inside I felt like everyone else, but outside I stuck out.
|
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Like everyone else in this field, I'm comfortable around blood, needles and test tubes.
|
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Despite their odds, like everyone else at the Games, they are testing their limits.
|
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Science is composed of humans prone to self-serving reasoning just like everyone else.
|
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You'll play in the same player pool and earn tiers just like everyone else.
|
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Like everyone else in the ensemble, they're bigger than life, but they're not cartoonish.
|
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Should it want to rejoin someday, Britain will have to apply, like everyone else.
|
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As Katie Benner and Sapna Maheshwari write, Snapchat treats celebrities just like everyone else.
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We were living off of student loans and credit cards, just like everyone else.
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But, like everyone else, we can watch some game tape and do our best.
|
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Like everyone else, I heard the warnings, though I dismissed them as mere media sensationalism.
|
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Like everyone else who polled voters before the vote, VoteCastr's poll numbers were wrong, too.
|
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We think Chris Brown should be required to follow the law just like everyone else.
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I still have insecurities as I adjust into my new body, just like everyone else.
|
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"We, like everyone else, were surprised by the outcome of the primary election," McCormack said.
|
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So like everyone else, to wake up to this news today is upsetting and sad.
|
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Run a bubble bath or buy chocolates or lingerie (other than Spanx) like everyone else.
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Disabled people, just like everyone else, understand their sense of being, gender and sexual orientation.
|
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They're going to think, like everyone else, 'What the heck is that clown doing here?
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I suffer from anxiety and depression, and like everyone else have good and bad days.
|
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But more than revenge, they want better schools, health care and jobs, like everyone else.
|
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Ollie's father worries about his safety, while Ollie hopes to be treated like everyone else.
|
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If Apple owned Snap, it'd be in the data exploitation business just like everyone else.
|
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" He says that Meryl is "scary" because "she comes in does it like everyone else.
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The black-ish actress has experienced both physical and emotional pain just like everyone else.
|
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And I get all of my geometric prints from Forever 21 just like everyone else.
|
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But for the rest, we can only hope for the best, just like everyone else.
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He&aposs entitled to due process just like everyone else is entitled to due process.
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After that, it sounds like they'll have Flash blocked by default, just like everyone else.
|
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It proves that artists, like everyone else, do their best work when they are well.
|
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I've been watching it and like everyone else, there's never been an election like this.
|
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"Justin has his up and down days like everyone else," a Bieber source tells PEOPLE.
|
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Like everyone else I spoke to from Hyperloop, Rhys was pleased with the day's results.
|
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Like everyone else I speak to, she shows genuine passion for what the club represents.
|
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Chapman says she is most grateful that her daughter sees her just like everyone else.
|
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Restaurant servers, like everyone else, ought to be fairly paid for the service they provide.
|
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He says he and other young conservatives watched Trump's rise like everyone else: as entertainment.
|
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We knew we were doing something we liked and it was not like everyone else.
|
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Cuban, like everyone else, revealed in 2016 that he doesn't want to partake in meetings.
|
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Why don't they have an office on Twenty-eighth Street in Manhattan, like everyone else?
|
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We did it like everyone else, over a long period of time with the basics.
|
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I said to him, 'No, I came to weep for the dead like everyone else.
|
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And trained to believe that if you don't look like everyone else, then you're unlovable.
|
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Like everyone else at the studio, he had no idea what I was talking about.
|
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Maybe I'll be a doctor—like everyone else who goes to college on the island.
|
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Like everyone else, he's a black man in Hollywood that lives it and breaths it.
|
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He was dressed in white, with a red handkerchief around his neck, like everyone else.
|
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Podcast creators, like everyone else, have been drawn to stories and conversations about the border.
|
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Instagram Taylor is a curated persona, and the real person has issues, like everyone else.
|
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Once people join our society, we should surely want them to flourish like everyone else.
|
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Like everyone else, he held a plastic cube, both a security blanket and a badge.
|
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Most queer people are just like everyone else, and they'll tell you this straight up.
|
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Like everyone else, he thought the hill rice of the African diaspora was lost forever.
|
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I don't look like everyone else, but I don't get a whole lot of looks.
|
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Grab a basket like everyone else on Earth, and free yourself from this shame cycle!
|
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Like everyone else in America, I had followed the many news stories outing sexual predators.
|
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Like everyone else who heard him speak, including Goebbels, Hopkins could not help being affected.
|
|
It was so maddening, and then, after a little while, I became like everyone else.
|
|
"Wetherspoon will not be entering into any deal like everyone else," a company spokesman said.
|
|
In general, billionaires, like everyone else, want to be loved, find purpose and feel safe.
|
|
But she also looks just like everyone else: a cog in the carpet marketing machine.
|
|
Phil Gingrey (R-Ga.), now a lobbyist, stood on the sidewalk gawking like everyone else.
|
|
It just makes me a garden-variety awful human being—just like everyone else. Phew.
|
|
Here was where we would be watching the debate on TV, just like everyone else.
|
|
Open-collar culture I wear a Hawaiian shirt to work like everyone else at Hawaiian Airlines.
|
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Like everyone else who hasn't bought a Switch, I've been playing Horizon Zero Dawn this week.
|
|
Emily, like everyone else, doesn't remember Rory's boyfriend, Egg or Paul or whatever his name is.
|
|
LGBTQ people spend their entire lives trying to prove that they are just like everyone else.
|
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Like everyone else on Naked and Afraid, I had cuts and abrasions all over my feet.
|
|
Like everyone else in this email thread, much of Horizon's draw for me is its fiction.
|
|
"Like everyone else in that stadium, I was deeply moved," says NBC-TV commentator Bob Costas.
|
|
Like everyone else in the NBA, the Spurs were unable to solve, let alone stop, Curry.
|
|
For me, I wanted to show in my pictures that we were just like everyone else.
|
|
I was in the 10th grade and, like everyone else, my life revolved around my phone.
|
|
But when it comes to work, I just want to be treated just like everyone else.
|
|
But that doesn't mean the supermodel doesn't feel the effects of aging just like everyone else.
|
|
For that intel, we'll have to track her evolution on social media, just like everyone else.
|
|
Just like everyone else, the sisters are wearing pieces similar to the brand's iconic '90s undergarments.
|
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They send out cheesy, over-the-top, funny, and sweet season's greetings just like everyone else.
|
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The band became a bigger deal after they died out, like everyone else in the nineties.
|
|
LARRY MCDANIEL, JR., SON OF MISSING KOREAN WAR VETERAN: Well, I was surprised like everyone else.
|
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They assume, like everyone else, that the peace process will be ratified with an overwhelming mandate.
|
|
In my teens, I would go to parties and clubs—I'd have fun like everyone else.
|
|
After that, you, like everyone else, will probably be pretty amazed at how cool they are.
|
|
NFL organizations are made up of people who have emotions and political viewpoints like everyone else.
|
|
These things are unconsciously me trying to fit in and kind of being like everyone else.
|
|
Well, it seems like everyone else has: It's now the fifth-biggest global film in history.
|
|
But I am saying that 2012 me, like "everyone else," thought Donald Trump was a joke.
|
|
I eat in the cafeteria like everyone else to connect and foster collaboration and community. 4.
|
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I'm on the golf cart and I've got my hands in the dirt like everyone else.
|
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I like drinking and traveling, like everyone else on earth, and I've heard of Damien Hirst.
|
|
Michelle Obama had to prove that she and Barack were regular, everyday Americans like everyone else.
|
|
But they were also playing the great Japanese time-suck of Pokémon Go, like everyone else.
|
|
Like everyone else, The Times competes in an ecosystem vastly different from just five years ago.
|
|
" He added, "He is not above the law, and he should be treated like everyone else.
|
|
Like everyone else, we are pretty partial to what Nike dreamed up for Nigeria this year.
|
|
This is about Gazan Geeks becoming entrepreneurs and building businesses like everyone else around the world.
|
|
It says that they are part of the everyday fabric of society, just like everyone else.
|
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Like everyone else in the unit, she dressed in a military jacket, jodhpurs and riding boots.
|
|
" She added, "It is my opinion that he should have done the work like everyone else.
|
|
Like everyone else in "Menendez," he's a courtroom-artist's sketch who never jumps off the page.
|
|
"I must say I didn't enjoy that walk last year like everyone else did," McIlroy said.
|
|
I might just rip them off my wall and cupboards and recycle them like everyone else.
|
|
"Sinclair has followed the rule-making process like everyone else," Ms. Hanson said in an interview.
|
|
"Like everyone else, I thought we'd heard the last of Leonard Cohen, but no," she said.
|
|
I went to primary school like everyone else at the local school here, then later on.
|
|
We were told to go to the back of the line and wait like everyone else.
|
|
Like everyone else on that soundstage, she knows that anything less would lead to endless critique.
|
|
Like everyone else I knew in the media world, including Caroline, I'd eagerly awaited Natalie's piece.
|
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"I, like everyone else, thought you have to get the protein from the meat," he said.
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If you do business like everyone else is doing business you will only be one more.
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Like everyone else, Peter Thiel has no answers, but does not like the nonprofit solution, either.
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When bank CEOs break the law, they ought to go to jail just like everyone else.
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Like everyone else in the world, politicians plan strategy based on the rules of the game.
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I didn't dress like everyone else, and what I did wasn't called punk at the time.
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I, like everyone else in modern-day media, decided that I would turn my misery into content.
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"Just say you got drunk, you got f**ked up like everyone else in America," Arenas said.
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At times, it can seem like everyone else is laughing at a joke you just don't understand.
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Simone Biles served as US flag bearer for the ceremony, but got wet just like everyone else.
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Johannes, like everyone else on the island, lived in the shadow of its owner, Jan-Heinz Kaufmann.
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However, ILZSG like everyone else struggles to calculate tonnage that has gone missing from the trackable statistics.
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" He added: "Like everyone else in the community, I wanted to know what was on these recordings.
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I suspect the answer is as much as they can afford to buy, just like everyone else.
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He's trying to make himself look as good as possible, just like everyone else on this show.
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"I, like everyone else, found myself doing it the harder way again and again," Drischler told Revelist.
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The Us star is caught in the grip of Game of Thrones fandom, just like everyone else.
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We don't know just yet … but like everyone else, we have a lot of feelings about it.
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Like everyone else in Philly, I went out and reenacted that play dozens of times that week.
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We're neglecting the queer community, and they deserve inclusive and comprehensive sex education just like everyone else.
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In Stelfox's corner is his secretary (Georgia King, on point, like everyone else in this assured production).
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But Apple is not confronting some form of unjust treatment: They were treated just like everyone else.
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Of course, Democrats also swore they would live under the Affordable Care Act, just like everyone else.
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Like everyone else encountered, he had no identification and was released without so much as a summons.
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Now the longtime strategist is watching, like everyone else, to see what Mr. Trump will do next.
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"Luckily, I played with a group of white kids who treated me like everyone else," he said.
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Like everyone else at work, I watched the debate on television, from the middle of the newsroom.
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Would my voice have been heard like everyone else currently claiming abuse by a Hollywood A-lister?
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In junior high, I wanted braces to be like everyone else — all the cool kids had braces!
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He is Comically Large Bust Harden, a dude who drives and yanks on rims like everyone else.
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But these days, as stocks tumble because of the coronavirus outbreak, he's losing money like everyone else.
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For activists, like everyone else, it is often hard to keep track of all the Conservative infighting.
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I think we were forced into a reactionary position because punks, like everyone else, didn't like us.
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Everyone has to feel like everyone else, or at least most everyone else, is doing their part.
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Like everyone else, I was glued to the news and couldn't believe how quickly everything was changing.
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Of course, the company still has to contend with a shrinking smartphone market, just like everyone else.
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You don't have to be like everyone else, but you can try to connect with other people.
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What she found was that being not quite like everyone else wasn't a burden — it was awesome.
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"We need people who think outside the box, and who aren't like everyone else," she told CBS.
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He should stand in respect like everyone else, even if it's dumb and he doesn't want to.
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So he pushed himself even harder, lifting weights and attending practices and meetings just like everyone else.
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The agricultural producers growing those six commodities need to be treated like everyone else, including other farmers.
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Interestingly, papa Ye is the only one wearing a white sweatshirt instead of gray ... like everyone else.
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Small business owners, like everyone else, have a tendency to view the world through a partisan lens.
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You know, my wife and I have arguments and go through hard times just like everyone else.
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And she believes, just like everyone else in Foley, that her son is a big-game player.
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Warner (like everyone else in the music business) has become dependent on the streaming revenue Spotify generates.
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On the other, there are women on Twitch who are simply there to play games like everyone else.
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Mozilla took on this challenge because we believe the FCC needs to follow the rules like everyone else.
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If you did run for president, like everyone else at South By Southwest, what would you campaign on?
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"Pokémon Go is a way for us to hang out and do something active just like everyone else."
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In most cases, leaders—like everyone else—view themselves in a more favorable light than other people do.
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Like everyone else, I get sucked in and, on the Prime Day, start poring over all the deals.
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It was a time where, for me, I wasn't fully on the Beto train like everyone else was.
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But like everyone else on Kilauea, she doesn't know what will happen as the earth continues to erupt.
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She didn't testify, never went to court, and read about the decision in the newspaper like everyone else.
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At the end of the day I am just like everyone else, I just happen to have spots.
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The thought rarely occurs that this is a coincidence—that they happen to be just like everyone else.
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Of course, I'd longed for that kind of connection and peace with another person, just like everyone else.
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And if you're like everyone else around you right now, you're coming up with some pretty ambitious resolutions.
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But just like everyone else in Pablo's circle, he's just a minion with one goal: Pleasing Pablo. Ugh.
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"He's shaking his head like everyone else wondering why they can't get their act together," the source added.
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He did not host or give a speech, but mingled and went to talks, just like everyone else.
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"From the day of the operation I have a face like everyone else," said Dinoire after her operation.
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One reason is that regulators are, like everyone else, too eager to conclude that this time is different.
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It might feel like everyone else is more confident than you, but we can assure you, they're not!
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"Why TF does anyone care that I didn't dress casual like everyone else for the panel?" she wrote.
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She also says she found about Chris' involvement in the case like everyone else ... scrolling through social media.
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The CEO has won legions of fans for his refusal to do public company-ing like everyone else.
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Like everyone else I am horrified that people believed these bumper sticker slogans filled with hate he spewed.
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I just roll up a joint and smoke it now and again, just like everyone else out there.
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Then you can go to the store like everyone else and shop for a week of terrific cooking.
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While Oscar has loyal customers, others say they are disappointed to find the insurer behaving like everyone else.
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Brian McCann, the catcher, was in the dugout at the time and noticed the scoreboard like everyone else.
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They gave their names, had their passports checked and handed over their luggage, like everyone else in line.
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He, like everyone else in the pro world, is anxiously waiting for Apple to announce new Mac Pros.
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The prospects are, like everyone else, forced to speculate and assess the program's future before buying back in.
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Yes, Jake was still a murderer, like everyone else on this show, but he was a thoughtful murderer!
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And, I can inspire women with low self-esteem to love themselves and enjoy summer like everyone else.
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Like everyone else, he viewed Trump's seizure of the nomination as a worst-case scenario for the GOP.
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"I would like to shop just like everyone else at Walmart, not like my time is not valuable."
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They make me go through the security checkpoint like everyone else, and they'll take the horse from me.
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He also revealed his nickname for his son -- and why he doesn't call him "LaVar" like everyone else.
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Koppel said she is learning about the new cases in New York like everyone else, through the news.
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In the meantime, they are left to interpret the clues from Mr. Mueller's actions just like everyone else.
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When the gates open, I watch like everyone else as the 20-horse field stampedes around the oval.
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"I say we just keep firing off compliments and being fake like everyone else," Ed scoffs to mom.
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Venture capitalists might claim they think outside the box, but they have recipes for success like everyone else.
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But like everyone else, she can't conceive even the possibility of the self-sustaining malice that fuels Iago.
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Litman stressed that, like everyone else, he is speculating and doesn't know what information Mueller's team has uncovered.
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And while he, like everyone else in Albany, said a deal was close, it was not yet closed.
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"The TTB shutdown is affecting us like everyone else," Anheuser-Busch spokeswoman Megan Lagesse told The Chicago Tribune.
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We're told the producer saw her viral vid like everyone else and wants to help her blow up.
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Now I'm in my 913s, like so many others, and my name is still Tyler — like everyone else.
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Like everyone else on campus during the protest occupation, sleep for Hannah has been hard to come by.
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Mr. Rose, in contrast, explained that this view is unacceptably authoritarian, and Muslims deserve freedom like everyone else.
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That man was alive: he had a wife, children, a family, and he could love like everyone else.
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Fashion was going through one of those waves where it was in vogue to dress like everyone else.
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In other words -- sorry, superhero movies ... you'll have to fight for a Best Picture nod like everyone else.
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White says if Conor wants UFC ownership, he needs to BUY stakes in the company like everyone else.
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Flight attendants are humans too, and just like everyone else, they need to sleep on long-haul flights.
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They also took shots at President Donald Trump's Twitter habits (joining the ranks of, like, everyone else too, tbh).
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"Like everyone else I'm shocked," said Jenkins, the florist, taking off her glasses to wipe tears from her face.
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Except CBS wants more than just a place to play the back catalog—like everyone else, it wants prestige.
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Whatever thruster scientists design, however, it will have to obey the laws of physics just like everyone else.[Researchgate]
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Here, Anne Hathaway is, like everyone else around her, terrified by the rise of a huge monster causing destruction.
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They believe their ideas are the best and most unique, when really they are being just like everyone else.
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In fact, the star is quick to point out she suffers from annoying beauty blunders just like everyone else.
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Like everyone else in Season 8, the complex person we knew as Cersei was replaced by a plot necessity.
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I know that "New York is a tough place," but I feel like everyone else here has a job.
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If I were to chase these trends trying to be exactly like everyone else I would never be happy.
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But like everyone else trying to make implants work, Dr Shepard is not just cramming sensors onto the chip.
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Why is it only notable when they wear a hijab, or if they're not dressed just like everyone else?
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"We tell our kids, 'You're just like everyone else,' " mom Amber Johnston says in the latest issue of PEOPLE.
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Because yes, even with the same DNA, these sibling look-a-likes, like everyone else, have their own idiosyncrasies.
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"I was shocked like everyone else because it looked like a cloud of thousands of bees," said Tech. Sgt.
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Like everyone else who's not a monster, Lady Gaga is deeply distraught following the recent spate of mass shootings.
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But if it seems like everyone else wants that thing you certainly don't need, it's suddenly worth bidding on.
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Skye shared this post to show that she isn't perfect, and has days where she struggles like everyone else.
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Instead, women get the chance to be as sloppy and smart and gross and brash — just like everyone else.
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The online community tried to crowd-source an answer to his identity, but like everyone else, they fell short.
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Like everyone else, I moved to New York, where I worked for Chuck Close as his assistant until recently.
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Dianne Feinstein, D-California, both learned of Trump's new pick for FBI director just like everyone else -- on Twitter.
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"Now you're behaving just like everyone else who got fired or didn't get the job they wanted," Jordan said.
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"Physically I'm tired, like everyone else, but I have never been that strong mentally to hurt myself," said Alaphilippe.
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Just like everyone else, celebrities often experiment with products, treatments, and services to land on what works for them.
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"Asian actors want to play the lead, the romantic character, the hero, just like everyone else," Tan told CNN.
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"My comments are based on what I've observed him say and do -- just like everyone else," he told CNN.
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We couldn't he just keep driving like everyone else?" he said, adding that his kind nature "got him killed.
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No: Representing the world is a serious business, and white authors must do it properly, just like everyone else.
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Emad and Amar, you are one of us just like everyone else and we're happy you are with us.
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We were using CDJs and a mixer like everyone else, but the mode we use is called HID mode.
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That could be said of pretty much everyone her age, of course, but Stephens is not like everyone else.
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So, people now have a subconscious bias toward using online channels — just like everyone else in the tech world.
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But later, like everyone else, I fell victim to the popular myths about the invincibility of the Obama coalition.
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Bruemmer feels the same way—like everyone else, he didn't notice the problem until it nearly ran him over.
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Kutcher thinks actors could be "automated" out of work, just like everyone else, thanks to advances in artificial intelligence.
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Like everyone else, I have spoken so much about Battlegrounds this year, across podcasts, articles, livestreams, and twitter threads.
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And since these tribespeople are Homo sapiens like everyone else, this absence proves that no universal grammar could exist.
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In Honduras, it had felt as if teachers were preparing students to work in the fields, like everyone else.
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Like everyone else in soccer, they accepted that City was about more than just oil: it had ideas, too.
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I joined the trembling on-deadline horde around Kevin Love's locker and held out a recorder like everyone else.
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For some, it seemed, it was the curiosity of someone like him doing something mundane, just like everyone else.
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"Like everyone else, I rushed to stock up," Armelle Boucheron, a journalist who lives just outside Paris, told me.
|
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It only takes a few minutes of scrolling through Instagram to feel like everyone else has things you want.
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WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve is waiting for more information about the Trump administration's economic plans, just like everyone else.
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We continued, like everyone else in sight, to wear our masks and wash our hands and keep our distance.
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Like everyone else, he had been taken by surprise at the speed with which the February Revolution had succeeded.
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When you get an email or text, for example, don't be like everyone else and respond the next day.
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Like everyone else, I loved Like, Crazy, and then I also like his recent movie with Nicholas Hoult, Equals.
|
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People out West are Americans just like everyone else, and presidents shouldn't be allowed to rule them by fiat.
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In it, Eddy, like everyone else in Hallencourt, is played by two actors, performing live and on prerecorded video.
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They, like everyone else, wanted and worked to be successful, hoping to reach the middle class and stay there.
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So too do its competitors, who sound a bit more like everyone else and a bit less like themselves.
|
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Like everyone else, they were taken aback by Trump's win, but during the transition they found him surprisingly amiable.
|
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Like everyone else, both inside and outside Silicon Valley, he's got little else on his mind but the upcoming election.
|
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"Freedom to marry came from storytelling - meeting people in love who wanted to have families like everyone else," Feinblatt said.
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"Freedom to marry came from storytelling – meeting people in love who wanted to have families like everyone else," Feinblatt said.
|
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Silver declined to elaborate too much on the experience, saying that he signed a non-disclosure agreement like everyone else.
|
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Unless you reside in a perpetually chilly place like Winterfell, you probably have to make ice just like everyone else.
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All that mattered now, he told himself, was that maybe he wasn't actually an addict, like everyone else in there.
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We have to work with the information and skills we have, shaped by our own experiences, just like everyone else.
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Chloë Grace Moretz found about the marketing for her upcoming animated film, Red Shoes & the 7 Dwarfs, like everyone else.
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Real story of bungled BBC interview is that, like everyone else who has Skyped an interview, he wasn't wearing pants.
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"In fencing, I've always loved in my sport once I put my mask on, I'm like everyone else," she said.
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Baked beans on toast for supper, and travel down the steep zigzagging roads in an open lorry like everyone else.
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It was like: Everyone else be damned, you're not going to rain on my parade, because I'm finally being me.
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They also want to be able to eat snack foods and fried foods once in a while like everyone else.
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Because she, like everyone else, is a type, she pouts and pulls out drugs, plays a game with a knife.
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If addiction is an attempt to medicate bad feeling, recovery forces the writer to experience it straight, like everyone else.
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Isn't it more empowering to keep your clothes on, go into an office or classroom like everyone else and excel?
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Nowadays strippers look like everyone else running around in their underwear, except their heels are higher and their bodies build.
|
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Jawbone is done, Fitbit is struggling, and it seems like everyone else is surrendering (or at least acquiescing) to Apple.
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I was, like everyone else at that age, prostrate and incapacitated before my own stormy needs and un-understood frustrations.
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Of MUT's anti-doping organizers, he's the pragmatist, though he lives and breathes the sport like everyone else interviewed here.
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That thing is Ezra, so, the couple has sex to the tune of "Stand By Me," just like everyone else.
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But if the Airmen expect to get any clues about the treasure, they'll likely be disappointed, just like everyone else.
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There is a strange feeling that you must almost prove yourself worthy of feeling sad and scared like everyone else.
|
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And like everyone else, Asus is also jumping on the USB-C bandwagon, with two ports for data and charging.
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Just like everyone else, your partner should recognize that your grief is real and give you the support you need.
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"Today, brown guys like me are walking around worrying about the threat of terrorism like everyone else," Mr. Haider said.
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K., we're here, like everyone else here we're training toward winning, toward representing their country in the best way possible.
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"I think they are hoping, like everyone else, that Southeast Asia will be on their side against" China, he added.
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"This is about providing access to a billion-dollar industry, letting them know that we drink just like everyone else."
|
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But like everyone else, she fell silent when a dapper, portly puppet suddenly loomed over an upstage wall of screens.
|
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"With this tool, the blind can surf the net, connect with friends and download books, like everyone else," she said.
|
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Vox Media, like everyone else, wants to figure out video, they want more video, they want faster video, bigger video.
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Still, all undocumented workers fund public schools and local government services by paying sales and property taxes like everyone else.
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But in a matter of days, like everyone else, we saw the world change around us and our plans evaporated.
|
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"New country," smiled the park attendant at the admission booth, granting us, like everyone else, free admission on the holiday.
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"We're not meant to look like everyone else, we are meant to look like ourselves... and you're rare," she says.
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A Booker campaign aide said the New Jersey senator is trying to find a moment tonight, much like everyone else.
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If they didn't want to improve their industry, they would be content working for an existing company like everyone else.
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VCs, who are used to proprietary deal flow and access to non-public information, are now just like everyone else.
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They didn't see any kind of predilection that this was going to happen and they're horrified just like everyone else.
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Does safety for Jews come from trying to be more like everyone else — or from embracing what makes us special?
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"To cover a presidential election fairly, you're going to have to cover Bloomberg like everyone else," the former employee said.
|
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Like every other hoverboard manufacturer, Swagway was swept up in the controversy and, lacking UL certification, banned like everyone else.
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It humiliated her to be caught out in this queue, branded with her own plastic carrier, stupid like everyone else.
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Like everyone else, I had more or less stopped patronizing Blockbuster well before the company filed for bankruptcy in 2150.
|
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Bloomberg has said from the beginning of his campaign that he will adhere to the DNC's rules like everyone else.
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But if you just ate some pizza like everyone else does all the time without giving it a second thought?
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I've grown up thinking that I'll be happy once I buy a home and have 1.6 children like everyone else.
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Like everyone else, they were grappling with the uprising's impact on their lives or, in this case, their life's work.
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She didn't choose something white and frothy like everyone else — it was a copy of a more unconventional Balenciaga design.
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We talk politics the whole way over, and like everyone else I've met in New Hampshire, Andy is super informed.
|
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Once you get past the Rangers, Leafs, Habs and Blackhawks, they make it sound like everyone else is barely breaking even.
|
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She's not asking to avoid being penalized in those situations, she said, but simply wants to be treated like everyone else.
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" Adds Cox with a laugh, "I think if she watched our show, she might got addicted like everyone else seems to.
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Yes, Victoria and David Beckham's son may have gotten his start on Instagram like everyone else, but now he's going legit.
|
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He, like everyone else, was immediately impressed and charmed by CEO and founder Elizabeth Holmes' intelligence and vision for the future.
|
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"I am really anxious for the caucus, and really for the election, to pass, just like everyone else," she told Mashable.
|
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Even though, obviously, if he truly were like everyone else — that is, straight — there would be no movie to be made.
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For most of the year, I refreshed feeds and hate-read the Washington Post in my spare time, like everyone else.
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One less difficult thing for her to do and one more thing she can do independently and feel like everyone else.
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It's important to remember, though, that famous people are still people — and they deserve safety and space just like everyone else.
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If I had been just like everyone else and been social, then I would have just tried to start an organization.
|
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"Like everyone else with a heart and a mouth, I love ice cream," says Angevine, owner of Little Baby's Ice Cream.
|
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Here are three little ways you can subvert the system and get what you want – without doing it like everyone else.
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Doctors have human brains like everyone else, and AI can help as a super smart, super fast consultant at your side.
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They roam the halls like everyone else vying for slick shots of Harley Quinns, Batmans, and Wonder Womans all dressed up.
|
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But the "perfect" answers are almost never the best in an interview situation because they make you sound like everyone else.
|
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Actually, he used to watch Game of Thrones just like everyone else — until he started working on Disenchantment three years ago.
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So until then, sit back, channel your inner IHOP, and brainstorm what the franchise's new name will be like everyone else.
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The freckled redhead is on the train, sneering, like everyone else, at the idea of a crying infant on public transport.
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Bronze: Like everyone else, I am a sucker for Miami's turnover chain, the best new gimmick in college football this season.
|
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But appreciating the funky things, the bright things — it wouldn't have happened if I'd been able to dress like everyone else.
|
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But they do want to be able to read and write, and sign their names, like everyone else in their families.
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Many have argued we should have a merit-based immigration system or that immigrants should wait in line like everyone else.
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HE, LIKE EVERYONE ELSE, SHOULD HOLD ME ACCOUNTABLE FOR DOING THE BEST WE CAN DO AND MAKING THIS A GROWTH COMPANY.
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Like everyone else, mainstream Republicans had already been fed a steady diet of anti-Clinton conspiracy theories, beginning in the 1990s.
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And as that has happened, the largest companies are seeing this just like everyone else — and jumping on board at CNCF.
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This was for my job, or one of my jobs—you know how millennials are (they're broke, just like everyone else).
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He's also the father of three daughters, ages 10, 8 and 4 (which means he'll be homeschooling just like everyone else).
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"I, like everyone else in Washington, was caught off guard by the announcement," said Kyle E. Pomerleau of the Tax Foundation.
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Instead we are influenced by social media and M.S.M. like everyone else and we are just another voting bloc or guild.
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But the Obama administration halted those privileges in January 13, and since then Cuban asylum-seekers have been like everyone else.
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Like everyone else in the organization who met with Boone that day, the team's statisticians gave him an enthusiastic thumbs-up.
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The N.B.A. does not work this way; their players get paid twice a month, just like everyone else in the company.
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Like everyone else coming from Iran, Mr. Sajat was told to self-quarantine for 14 days, then sent on his way.
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We go quiet, like everyone else, when a player is slow to get up, but we cheer the next hard hit.
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Op-Ed Contributor A year ago, we in Palestine, like everyone else, did not know what a President Trump would bring.
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"We, like everyone else, are eagerly awaiting more information from the Iowa Democratic Party," spokesperson Kyle Tharp said in a statement.
|
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DeepMind, like everyone else in the field, is taking the long view and has big dreams for a system like AphaGo.
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"When I was in the States, I didn't want to be Korean, I wanted to be like everyone else," she said.
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"It's important that public officials experience the subway crisis like everyone else does," said Austin Finan, a spokesman for the mayor.
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Hearing that recited over and over again at the beginning of school year reaffirmed that I was just like everyone else.
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Take the evergarchs off their treatments, so that they start aging like everyone else, and don't let anyone else get started.
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True representation is about being afforded the opportunity to see yourself doing even the most mundane of tasks, like everyone else.
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He's not harping on about the fact that he's gay, but he's proving that we can be just like everyone else.
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"In order to not be considered as just a joke, we decided to be serious like everyone else," he wrote underneath.
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Fed officials, just like everyone else, are waiting to see what effect the Trump administration will have on the economic outlook.
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"Like everyone else, I had an opinion of what Mississippi was like," Bishop Howze told The New York Times in 1977.
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And like everyone else, they assumed that Mrs May was headed for a stonking win that would endorse her vision for Brexit.
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Like everyone else these days, you probably keep in touch with your best friends (near and far) via their social-media feeds.
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I'm not going to stay young forever, so people need to understand that I'm going to grow up like everyone else does.
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We believe you should be able to express yourself like everyone else, and to find others who want to play your game.
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So what was great about fencing for me is that when I put on my fencing mask, I look like everyone else.
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Matheny said under the proposed bill, teams will have to buy land with their own money and pay taxes like everyone else.
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"We're going to start him on the fourth line, and he can work up based on his play just like everyone else."
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Like everyone else, I love Thanksgiving, but I don't love this statistic: the average American consumes around 3653,2365 calories each turkey day!
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I don't need to take my hijab off and sacrifice my beliefs just to fit the mold and be like everyone else.
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ON JUNE 10TH the BBC announced that next year most over-75s will have to pay to watch television like everyone else.
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He had been in the reefer [walk-in refrigerator that can fit about 25 bodies], and I cremated him like everyone else.
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And just like everyone else watching the show, Kelli is shocked to learn that Issa has been living with fine. ass. Daniel.
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To allow for that, it looks like Razer — just like everyone else — is moving from an aluminum rear design to glossy glass.
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But like everyone else in the entertainment industry, she's also reckoning with the post-Harvey Weinstein world that we all now inhabit.
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We know now that Silver was totally wrong about the election just like everyone else, so why would we trust those experts?
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Like everyone else who works downtown but lives on the east side of the river, the Willamette is now our first hurdle.
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He is, like everyone else on the show, on his own journey – and the show, to its immense credit, lets him be.
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Or it might be the opposite, that technology spirals and they, like everyone else, has to deal with whatever they can get.
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He auditions for performance opportunities, roles in television, and, like everyone else in the business, rejection is the rule, not the exception.
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"They're treating it like we're mutants and we're not able to serve just like everyone else next to us," said McCarty, 25.
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He believes that people will grow used to the change once they see that same-sex couples are just like everyone else.
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Ending deferral—demanding corporations pay all their taxes every year like everyone else—is the best way to end offshore tax dodging.
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The next morning, I donated to Planned Parenthood because I, like everyone else around me, wanted to do something to help immediately.
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What a relief that even the Duchess of Cambridge is a mom who loses it now and then, just like everyone else.
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" "Some of it is genetics and the other part is I could eat less calories to try to look like everyone else.
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Steve Tew: Yes, well, I was already in the organization, so I was held accountable like everyone else was for that performance.
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In her bid for self-defamation, is she confessing that she is flawed, like everyone else, or simply trying to fit in?
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But like everyone else aboard she vows to return to Puerto Rico to reunite with the piece of their hearts left behind.
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When Dr. Rampal's pager went off, like everyone else, she did not know of the attack, but rushed to the emergency room.
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It may feel difficult to work hard during summer, especially when it looks like everyone else is spending their time playing hard.
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We are people just like everyone else, we have people we love, families, goals, and entire lives outside of our job title.
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In early February, when his headliner announced that she was pregnant with twins, Tollett learned about it on Instagram, like everyone else.
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As far as political coverage went, we left it mostly to the wire services, just like everyone else did at the time.
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Senator Markey and others had to wait, like everyone else, for the FCC's new rule to be entered into the Federal Register.
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"I'm very grateful and like everyone else will follow the best practices to stay negative," the South Carolina Republican said on Twitter.
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"I'm pretty realistic," she continued, adding that she probably won't get access to a test, "just like everyone else, except for celebrities."
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They are still trying to figure out the mechanics, like everyone else, particularly since Scalise and others are currently in self-quarantine.
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"We, like everyone else, tell employees to turn off the lights and refrain from purchasing unnecessary things in a downturn," he said.
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But don't worry, he reassured those in the room by saying he, like everyone else who had entered, has his temperature taken.
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With New York and California mostly shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic, celebrities, like everyone else, have entered a new reality.
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"Like everyone else, I am disappointed he won't run again, but I am thankful he came into my life," Smith, 52, said.
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I want to experience the internet just like everyone else — and so do millions of other people with blindness and low vision.
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When I was a child, this was the main reason I longed for a cure — so I could look like everyone else.
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The art star queen of New York cool has started afresh in the creative hubbub of Los Angeles, just like everyone else.
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Fortunately, recent research by the Pew Research Center shows that older adults are embracing technology more and more, just like everyone else.
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We need to think outside our current system, we need people who think outside the box and who aren't like everyone else.
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And there's part of me that doesn't want to keep trying: why can't he just say what he's feeling like everyone else?
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And yes, like everyone else, he's happy to run his stuff on Facebook, Google's AMP pages or anywhere else that makes sense.
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"In fencing, I've always loved in my sport once I put my mask on, I'm like everyone else," she said to CNBC.
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Like everyone else I know who covers politics, I've had the chance to be wrong about a lot over the past two years.
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Yu answered that she could only wish to be an observer, as she was as mired in the saha world, like everyone else.
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I may have biases just like everyone else, but I'm genuinely curious about stuff, and I write for people who share my curiosity.
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The high level: Apple used its high-profile event to remind us that it isn't screwing us over on privacy like everyone else.
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But like everyone else at POLITICO, I was left scratching my head the whole night over Biden proactively conceding defeat in New Hampshire.
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"I think her mother and I cried like everyone else that saw the video, only we were behind the camera," he tells PEOPLE.
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After the election, I was in shock like everyone else, and I wanted to help raise money for the ACLU and Planned Parenthood.
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Transgender people use restrooms for the same reasons as anyone else and, like everyone else, we value safety and privacy in these spaces.
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But am I supposed to stop commenting on posts just like everyone else because my comments are highlighted due to the new algorithm?
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Like everyone else here, Fallows hasn't seen great white sharks for more than a year, but he still has to make a living.
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READ: Buzz grows in Dem circles over Kaine as Clinton VP But like everyone else on the GOP side, Cruz ran into Trump.
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They work out hard, go to the gym, do those things just like everyone else — so you can never take away hard work.
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We transitioned to be our true selves, so we don't want to change so much to where now we're just like everyone else.
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For good or bad, doctors are humans like everyone else, wowed by celebrities, and don't always proceed as they should when treating them.
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The company said it would also launch a foldable phone (like everyone else this year) and a phone with an insane, 18,000mAh battery.
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In order to interview Sulkowicz, I had to abide by the rules of the piece and step on the platform like everyone else.
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Like everyone else in the Mario Lemieux era, he had the best offensive season of his career in Pittsburgh, putting up 55 points.
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"I have a lot of questions that need answers just like everyone else," said Gichunge's sister, who was reached by phone in Mombasa.
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Just like everyone else, queer people want to see themselves on television, in movies, in government, and sometimes even boning in the wild.
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They got in line for the London Eye ferris wheel -- like everyone else -- and eventually took it all the way to the top.
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O'Neal admits he likes LaMelo -- off the court -- but he can come get it like everyone else ... and so can his brother Lonzo.
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When she's not dodging death, she's clicking through the internet and planning her wedding just like everyone else: with the help of Pinterest.
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They're here to investigate his combusted car, but, like everyone else on the show, can't seem to get a word out of Dougie.
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Nowadays hordes of conformist mainstream business-school graduates call themselves geeks and want to launch tech startups, just like everyone else they know.
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He still wears pants like everyone else, lives in a modest house, and uses the sort of technology that's accessible to the masses.
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I, like everyone else, had seen the tremendous work of Trump's homeland security team in hurricanes in Houston and Miami just weeks before.
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"In college, I drank Yellow Tail like everyone else," she said, referring to the inexpensive Australian wine with a kangaroo on its bottles.
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"We're simply people like everyone else who want and deserve respect," Sinema said, responding to an anti-LGBTQ speech by a Republican lawmaker.
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Like everyone else, Varys and Tyrion spun their wheels in Meereen — even the best and the brightest get bogged down in geopolitical morasses.
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Perhaps these revelations prove nothing more than that law enforcement and national security officials are human and hold political views like everyone else.
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But the Manafort and Cohen sagas show how some Americans still relish seeing the richest among us treated like everyone else would be.
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"I knew about it all these years, but for all these years, I, like everyone else, was forgetting what was forgotten," he said.
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CLINTON: Well, like everyone else, I've spent a lot of time thinking over the last 3023 hours about what we heard and saw.
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I sleep at night just like everyone else, and I don't appreciate getting woken up by four missed calls and 16 desperate texts.
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"We're doing everything in our power to show the nation and this world that trans people are just like everyone else," Jeanette said.
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Like everyone else, I went to protests, mass gatherings that gave a much-needed voice to opposition but have all-too-obvious limitations.
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Melissa: Ebony and I have cried together over the campaign, we just want to get married like everyone else and not be judged.
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They, like everyone else, also had limited quantities of other things, such as life, health, duration of career, reputation, time with family, etc.
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Sometimes I'm a little scared that soon I'll be just like everyone else, walking zigzag down the street and talking into thin air.
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Liverpool, like everyone else, can only stare at phones, and look up to the heavens, dependent on events elsewhere, waiting for someone else.
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We stopped at a Dunkin outside Wisconsin Dells for a pick-me-up, and they had signs referencing the pandemic like everyone else.
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I know it seems like everyone else is using it, but you can be the change you want to see in the world.
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My bet is that if she makes mistakes, and she will like everyone else does, she'll recognize them, and won't make them again.
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Instead of putting out whatever message he chose, Bloomberg had to respond to uncomfortable questions and raise his hand just like everyone else.
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Like everyone else, she would like them to come and watch next week, when Manchester United plays Arsenal, and the week after that.
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But the former governor of Massachusetts deserves a suggestion just like everyone else, so let's say, for the sake of argument, Billy Joel.
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"My parents have been here for 40 years, legally, and they are still not being treated normally like everyone else," Mr. Vaziri said.
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However, come holiday season, all bets are off — Everlane jumps on the sale bandwagon just like everyone else, and we're here for it.
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It's NBD to Rian though -- he tells us he's looking forward to watching it in theaters for the first time like everyone else.
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The researchers gathered 42 studies, only 19803 of which used the Implicit Association Test, and concluded that physicians are just like everyone else.
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" She added, "We just have to show the world we're here to play and we want that gold medal just like everyone else.
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This is a topic I think about a lot, but like everyone else, my perspective is limited and I have some blind spots.
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It also helped show that, just like everyone else, police can be unreliable witnesses — especially when they're the ones facing charges and trial.
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He's sort of tried to be a little nicer but ... He's gone in there like everyone else with the ... He can't help himself.
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HC: Well, like everyone else, I spent a lot of time thinking over the last 2120 hours about what we heard and saw.
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Like everyone else who has paid attention to this controversy, an over-anxious Trump knew that Comey was going to shoot down his charges.
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We make sure that large businesses, just like everyone else, pay all the taxes due under U.K. law and we don't settle for less.
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I was hustling in the creative market just like everyone else, but I wasn't about to sell my soul for a conservative-slanted shortcut.
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Sometimes things just don't work out, whether it's because of timing, distance, or the fact that not everyone is going to like everyone else.
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Like if I lay it out and just copy it, it's a little too like everyone else who lays it out and copies it.
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We are helping wherever we can with the understandings of the campaign, like everyone else in the campaign, but there's no investigation into Cambridge.
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I visited it myself for the first time two years ago and, like everyone else I know, was thrilled by its foreboding Gothic architecture.
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Michael Palladino, president of the detectives&apos union, Detectives&apos Endowment Association, said Martins and Hall "like everyone else ... have a presumption of innocence."
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"Being Mary J. Blige the celebrity is secondary and I'm a human being first and I suffer just like everyone else," said the singer.
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Just like everyone else, famous folk love to show off their furry friends on social media and adorably embarrass them any chance they get.
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Her art, she says, "deals with what is happening now," and that she is "not a Luddite"—she has a smartphone like everyone else.
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We've got to make it in life, fast… It feels like everyone else around you is doing it quicker, and at a younger age.
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Our hearts go out to the women who have spoken up and, like everyone else, we are sickened to the core by their stories.
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That we didn't even find out about the new prisoner release until we saw it in the news like everyone else on Saturday morning.
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Though Kate is initially annoyed by him, she soon finds herself falling for the new chef's charm, just like everyone else in the kitchen.
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But she also said that while it seemed like everyone else was warning him about her, she had to make the decision for herself.
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"Transgender New Yorkers, like everyone else, should have birth certificates that reflect their true gender identity," said Dr. Mary Bassett, the city's health commissioner.
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"My husband and I are parents like everyone else, so our kids don't listen to us and they think we're probably weird," she jokes.
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She wondered who she was supposed to be, living in a place where she finally looked like everyone else but felt like a foreigner.
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Indeed, the working rich, like everyone else in the economy, would face, at the margin, a 30-percent tax on money earned from working.
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During an interview with anchor Robin Roberts on Good Morning America, she talked about how the skin condition makes her just like everyone else.
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We came for dessert — a faithful tres leches cake and an inventive, whimsical Mexican chocolate tasting — but soon, like everyone else, found ourselves dancing.
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And like everyone else, most of us feel like we have to have this wall up to make sure we don't let people in.
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"I lived and breathed London and hung out at Camden Market buying dodgy fashion like everyone else," says Dua of her early fashion influence.
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Richman acknowledges the game's statistical influence, but says that was not the intent: "I was a batting average guy like everyone else," he said.
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I mourned the loss of my brother just as anyone would mourn a sibling, because in some respects, we were just like everyone else.
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But they'll have to line up and buy tickets like everyone else, then post their reviews over the weekend, or even early next week.
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Keep in mind that members still have to go through physical security screening just like everyone else — they just get to skip the line.
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Priebus was constantly going on TV saying he was certain Trump would win, even though he could read polls and precedents like everyone else.
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We might have bonded over how much work it takes to spend day after day pretending to see the world just like everyone else.
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He had been marooned for years in institutions, and his dear wish was to be like everyone else in an apartment of his own.
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Amara seems to think so -- as does Boyz II Men singer Shawn Stockman -- but it still doesn't seem like everyone else is on board.
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Like everyone else in media, you're technically a media company, you're describing Laurene Powell Jobs, I'm assuming she's gonna write you a big check.
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Tupac was spitting game back in high school just like everyone else ... and now his steamy letters can be yours for a small fortune.
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I was in college, and like everyone else, I have a distinct memory of the Bronco chase and watching the verdict on my couch.
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Yet, whenever I return to the motherland, I may look like everyone else on the outside, but I stood out like a sore thumb.
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He received a work permit under Obama's immigration executive order and hopes that Trump supporters see that immigrants contribute to society just like everyone else.
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Coach Kamoshida quickly takes the opportunity to frame them as such, once the two make it clear they won't pad his ego like everyone else.
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The type of person who looks to the internet for a little extra spending cash turns out to be, well, pretty much like everyone else.
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But the other explanation is that cops, like everyone else, carry this implicit bias, which experts agree affects how they police people of different races.
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Using her own experiences, and stories from her followers, she helps educate people about how disabled people want sex and intimacy just like everyone else.
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"Monsanto did a job on this city," summarizes Opal Scruggs, sixty-five, who, like everyone else in her neighborhood, has elevated blood levels of PCBs.
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The polling is clear: Republicans don't like the ACA, but just like everyone else, they like its benefits and will not want to lose them.
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Nobody likes cold-calling salespeople—while they have a job to do like everyone else, that job is highly irritating to pretty much everyone involved.
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As opposed to walking into a room and pitching, I got to say, 'All right, so you, like everyone else, wants to make this film.
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Like everyone else, sexual violence survivors are responsible for our actions and words — and none of us deserve a free pass to shame other survivors.
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Like everyone else, Copeland admits to getting down during times when "everything is going wrong," but she turns to her family and friends for support.
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"Like everyone else, I am disappointed he won't run again, but I am thankful he came into my life," said Hall of Fame rider Smith.
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"Like everyone else, we had heard reports of presidential infidelity, but we were always able to say we knew of no evidence, none," he wrote.
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They, like everyone else in the copper market, will be paying close attention to what happens with mine supply over the rest of this year.
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Managers behave just like everyone else: when a payoff is uncertain and a long way into the future, it counts for less in their mind.
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In our day-to-day whirlwind and hostage status as prisoners of Donald Trump, I think -- like everyone else does -- that we miss so much.
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Grilling season is around the corner, but that doesn't mean you have to wait 'til Memorial Day like everyone else to buy a new grill.
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I think it's important for people to see that we're all human beings and we all just want to be treated just like everyone else.
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"For the first time this year, Cubans are being treated like everyone else," said Wilfredo Allen, a Miami-based lawyer who works with Cuban migrants.
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I was new to political reporting and the Washington bureau, and like everyone else who covered the White House, I was scared of Nancy Reagan.
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The problem with this type of reform is that disabled consumers wouldn't be able to purchase health insurance on the open market like everyone else.
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He's also a new friend of Puig's, after at one time being a public questioner of Puig's behavior and motives (pretty much like everyone else).
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And, like everyone else aside from real estate brokers, she's hoping the shutdown offers temporary relief from skyrocketing rents for tenants and small businesses alike.
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"A player who has tested positive should start from scratch like everyone else and win her place back," French WTA player Alize Cornet told reporters.
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But like everyone else, I'm isolating when I'm not working and hoping and praying we finally see a light at the end of the tunnel.
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So government prosecutors found a new argument: If a firm is more powerful than everyone else, they said, it can't simply act like everyone else.
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As motivational speaker T. Harv Eker explains, successful people have fear, doubts, and worries just like everyone else; but they don't let that stop them.
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It requires the jury to believe the defendants did not intentionally make misstatements and were instead victims of the hype surrounding Theranos like everyone else.
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When visual-effects teams were working for movie studios, on studio lots, they were usually paid by the hour, like everyone else on the crew.
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And like everyone else in New York, he is trying to make sense of a changing city, one in whose changes he played a part.
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Asked about his courtside huddle with Jackson, Hornacek said that Jackson, like everyone else in the organization, was not pleased with what was going on.
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Like everyone else, Stevenson and Watson, who are dance coaches and choreographers, had perfected their moves from watching YouTube videos of the Prancing J-Settes.
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Like everyone else who strode down the red carpet here, Mr. Bolles is a large man, but he was almost lost in the teeming crowd.
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After returning to my duty station in New York in mid-August, I followed the details of the investigation through the media like everyone else.
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A hunchbacked old lady who is coming down tries to argue with us, asks why we don't go up the regular way, like everyone else.
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A: My siblings and I had allowances and chores like everyone else, everything from taking out the garbage to cleaning rooms to doing the dishes.
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Whatever the truth was about the sex culture in college, it sure looked like everyone else was having a lot more fun than I was.
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"On a day like today, like everyone else I was just trying to make par and not shoot myself out of the tournament," Hoffman said.
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If you try to be just like everyone else, and do just what they&aposre doing, you will maybe do ok but certainly not great.
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It allows me to gain perspective, to be more accepting of others, because I know what it feels like to know you're not like everyone else.
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We are helping wherever we can with the understandings of the campaign, like everyone else in the campaign, but there's no investigation into Cambridge [Analytica]. MB:
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And now that spring is here (kind of) you're probably itching to make some smoothies and pretend you're at the beach like everyone else on Instagram.
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That's all the more impressive given Switches were nearly impossible to find in the console's early months, as Nintendo (like everyone else) seriously underestimated its appeal.
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At work parties, I wasn't able to mingle like everyone else, so I parked myself in one place and left early to minimize my body's ache.
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Like everyone else, it was Warren's first time filing under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, the new tax law that went into effect in 2018.
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After all, Schwartz, as far as she knew, was just like everyone else in her placid community — the fair-skinned descendants of mostly Eastern European Jews.
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I have no clue if Arthur has Instagram but if he's like everyone else at school he'll post about every detail of his life on Twitter.
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But they don't realize that, by doing that, they place that need to feel perfect on the celebrity, who isn't that way naturally — like everyone else.
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I can go out running, have a relax, take the kids down to Starbucks, go for lunch, and just enjoy my time like everyone else there.
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And you know, I like my Echo like everyone else and I'm very happy with it, but it also creates a situation where jobs are eliminated.
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People forget that they're talking about real people who have real feelings and actually live their everyday lives (for the most part) just like everyone else.
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Now, knowing this, we also know that unemployed folks have to eat just like everyone else, and so they end up engaging in the illegal economy.
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National Hurricane Center spokesman Dennis Feltgen said from the center that employees are planning for Irma's arrival â€" expected for Sunday morning â€" like everyone else.
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The Miz says he found out about Ric's medical emergency like everyone else ... and was crushed when he heard the 70-year-old needed more surgery.
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He's in his thirties, and like everyone else, he seems to like working here—the big work family, the values, the mythical location, all of that.
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Now, Dormer watches the HBO hit like everyone else, as the fully invested fan she had been back in Season 1 before even joining the cast.
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Just like everyone else, Kate Beckinsale doesn't love going to the gym — but she keeps going because she loves the way it makes her feel afterwards.
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It may help kids to know that the great intellectuals and scientists of history didn't simply breeze through life; they encountered obstacles just like everyone else.
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At the beginning, when, like everyone else, he thought Mr Trump would fade, Mr Cruz tried to cosy up to him, scheming to inherit his supporters.
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"A lot of other jobs, you kind of have to be more like everyone else to really fit in," Mr. Hendrickson, who has Asperger's syndrome, said.
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It's time to end such measures and force U.S. companies to compete like everyone else, both for their own good and that of the U.S. taxpayer.
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But, for disabled people like me, snow is an immobilizing force, rendering us trapped, unable to enjoy the winter wonderland and be sociable like everyone else.
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This would be a sign of good faith to conservatives who are moving, like everyone else in the country, toward greater support for the LGBTQ community.
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Certain over-the-counter medications are OKJust like everyone else, you should "rest, drink plenty of liquids, and make sure that you are eating," Cannon says.
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Most kids with allergies (and adults, too) want to just be able to eat like everyone else, yet there aren't many pre-packaged, allergy-friendly foods.
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Yes, Johnny Football happily talked hair Monday afternoon in Bev Hills -- 'cause like everyone else on the planet ... he's got an opinion about Justin's new dreadlocks.
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Because even if powerful CEOs create are responsible for much of damage in the world, they're still like everyone else: vulnerable in front of the camera.
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Instead of wearing a very cool hat like everyone else, I was wearing a bulky helmet because I didn't want to experience a fatal head injury.
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It's also a fish-out-of-water story about somebody in an Asian country who isn't blonde and blue-eyed but actually looks like everyone else.
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Some are on duty, but others are slouched over coffee at a cafe, napping on a bus or just glued to their phones like everyone else.
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Inside, like everyone else, I looked at the gallery of her clothes, at the easel where she painted, and on which an unfinished still life sat.
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"It was like everyone else had expected me to go off and plant flowers and pad around in comfortable shoes," Ms. Nevins said with a chortle.
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As a Mormon growing up in rural Ohio, Evans knew he wasn't like everyone else and so did the kids at school, who bullied him mercilessly.
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At Carnegie Hall or Lincoln Center, critics are just like everyone else in the audience: empowered by anonymity, as harsh light shines on the vulnerable artist.
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" Acronym quickly put out a statement distancing itself from Shadow and noting, "We, like everyone else, are eagerly awaiting more information from the Iowa Democratic Party.
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"A colleague should be treated like everyone else and if he crosses a red line, he crossed it, and that should be flagged up," said Poulliat.
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If the aim of Africans is, like everyone else on the planet, to permanently escape poverty and achieve prosperity, then every country needs energy for growth.
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"All that we do is to not be like everyone else," said 28-year-old Michael Fedorov, whose team manages various Facebook, YouTube and Instagram pages.
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It was a dream job, and now I'm happy to just be cuddling in the warm with my family, watching it on TV like everyone else.
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But of course they have all the basic needs that we have: they want to drink, have their own apartment, have sex, live like everyone else.
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Like everyone else, I stuck with an oft-frustrating first season despite ongoing structural upheavals and sideswipes that felt more like gimmicks than coherent plot development.
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The French-Lebanese cartoonist Swaha learned about the terror in Nice, France, much like everyone else did: she awoke in wee hours and glanced at her phone.
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Mandy Moore and Milo Ventimiglia are everyone's favorite part of This is Us. And, like everyone else, they're huge fans of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.
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But Pump's brand is drastically different: He might pop pills and chain-smoke blunts like everyone else, but his music is upbeat, poppy, repetitive, loud, and fun.
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Then again, it takes an extraordinary amount of self-love and confidence to succeed in a space where you don't look like everyone else in the room.
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I still struggle with insecurities like everyone else, but now I wear whatever the fuck I want and allow myself to feel good because I like it.
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Eugene asks for the cold medicine from a women in the Saviors' marketplace, and is told to get in the back of the line like everyone else.
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Now, at the time, I was at the caucuses, I was getting ready to speak at the caucuses just like Ben was, just like everyone else was.
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Why bother spending hundreds of dollars to be there if you'll have to watch what's being recorded and snapchatted later on, just like everyone else at home?
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"Soon we started reading drafts like everyone else," Zinouri, whose LinkedIn page says she earned a Ph.D. in industrial engineering at Clemson in 2016, wrote on Facebook.
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So here's a good way to tie De La into the context of the time: Pos, Dave, and Mase were clamoring for Dilla beats like everyone else.
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Like everyone else who competed, 4DRStorm was anonymized during the competition, meaning only the commentators and fans watching online could see his name, but not other competitors.
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Like everyone else who learned about the impressive primate, the stars who had quality time with KoKo left amazed by her capacity to communicate, understand and feel.
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I get discouraged and tired like everyone else, but I also know that the decisions being made today will impact us for the rest of our lives.
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"I had the six-month grace period like everyone else does on their loans, so I didn't make any payments right away," the Houston resident tells CNBC.
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It may feel like everyone else is getting up at 5am for yoga seven days a week while you can't drag yourself to the gym even once.
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And so, you know, like everyone else, I'll listen to the discussion but we'll operate in the current policy environment and see what future policy changes come.
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For those of you who haven't been able to get tickets to Hamilton — like everyone else in the world — please enjoy the following performance of 'Alexander Hamilpeep'.
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Open about her mom fails and proud of her baby bumps, Trump positions herself as a modern mother striving for work-life balance, just like everyone else.
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Sometimes were rushing from place to place stressed like everyone else to get to set on time or work or whatever and we seem a little grumpy.
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"In our day-to-day whirlwind and hostage status as prisoners of Donald Trump, I think — like everyone else does — that we miss so much," Arkin says.
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Like everyone else in the film, she is obliged at random intervals to stop whatever she's doing and to break into a song—any song—by ABBA .
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"Right now we, like everyone else, are trying to figure out what tons are available and what we can produce to fulfill potential new orders," he said.
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Never. If I see something on Twitter or Instagram or Facebook, I will give my opinion about it, but I just assumed I was like everyone else.
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Lame stereotypes about being lazy and selfish invariably melt when confronted with people, who like everyone else, are simply doing their best to get by each day.
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Meka plays in contests all over the country, but like everyone else in the fighting game scene, he considers these three days in Vegas a tournament apart.
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Stop asking them to do your thinking for you and just go wrapped in a loo roll and say you are a mummy, just like everyone else.
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"As this administration has consistently and repeatedly shown, we will not stand by when our trading partners fail to follow the rules like everyone else," he said.
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Mr. Ogik, like everyone else in his community, was given just 48 hours' notice that he would have to leave his home and move to the camp.
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"With this tool, the blind can surf the net, connect with friends and download books, like everyone else," said Kristina Tsvetanova, the co-founder of Blitab Technology.
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I so badly wished I could get presents on Christmas and go to Disneyland like everyone else (my family thought of Walt Disney as a Nazi sympathizer).
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Yes, like everyone else, I feel the hugeness of this and I feel fear for my dear ones and for the most vulnerable people in our world.
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"We were prepared, like everyone else, but there is still a sense of awe," Tracie Davis, a Democratic state representative, said in the city's San Marco neighborhood.
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Like everyone else, American Jews are following the results, listening to the policy debates, watching the news, and waiting for their fellow Democrats to make their choice.
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Still, more Smart Compose users hit Tab to accept the machine's suggestions when predictive text makes guesses that sound more like them and not like everyone else.
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Peep Show's main characters — roommates Mark (David Mitchell) and Jeremy (Robert Webb) — live their chaotic lives side-by-side in search of love just like everyone else.
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Like everyone else on the internet, Metaphysical Meagan's post led me down a wormhole, where I ended up 56 weeks deep in various perineum tanning advocates' feeds.
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At this point, it seems that the Fed expects the budget to likely add to inflationary pressures, but, like everyone else, it is groping in the dark.
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"Right now we, like everyone else, are trying to figure out what tonnes are available and what we can produce to fulfill potential new orders," he said.
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But herein lies the paradox: The process by which transgender individuals become "just like everyone else" requires less attention paid to the fact that they are transgender.
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Like everyone else, I've been obsessed with the news coming out of the Trump administration in recent months — the tweets, the scandals, the staff turnover, the chaos.
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Gates also released a video for "What If," a song released in April that finds him wondering if God is an ordinary person just like everyone else.
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I can be like everyone else and be cool, not pretending the linen culottes I'm wearing every day are just as good as your crisp, ventilated cargo shorts.
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If you're not cool with looking like everyone else during the other 364 days of the year, why are you okay with that on that one particular day?
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Careers, finances, and relationships can be frustrating when it seems like everyone else is reaching important milestones—enrolling in grad school, snagging promotions at work, getting married, etc.
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Like everyone else in this country, Davíd has been washed clean by his journey, with no memories of his past life, his past self, or his old name.
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And like everyone else who loves "Game of Thrones," the author of the "A Song of Ice and Fire" books is in his feelings about the show ending.
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Throughout her 24-year journey through life, Lovato has faced obstacles head-on, freely admitting that she's struggled and has insecurities of her own just like everyone else.
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Unless dissidents like Ms. Friedrichs want to return the raises, health care and retirement benefits that unions negotiate, conservative values suggest that they should contribute like everyone else.
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But we need more designers to see gender-fluidity not as a trend, but as an increasingly visible population of people who need clothing just like everyone else.
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Like everyone else, Sarah packed the basics last: functional, comfortable clothes and the electronics she needed to work from home and stay in touch with family and friends.
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I saved and managed to make it work, but it was tight and I wasn't going crazy with the drinks and shots and whatnot like everyone else was.
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At the same time, I've been trying to process and acknowledge that my parents were just people like everyone else, trying to figure shit out as they went.
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Much like everyone else on Euphoria, Jules gets into some rather difficult to watch scenes that are sure to have audiences talking — but maybe for the right reasons.
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I hope one day that changes & society views mothers as the flawed human beings we are that are just trying to keep our shit together like everyone else.
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For most of my life, I just thought I was weird or odd because I wasn't interested at all in sex, and it seemed like everyone else was.
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"I wish other people could understand the issues involved and the fact that my daughter is a child, a daughter, a human being, like everyone else," Doughty said.
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If those big-screen opportunities have become relatively few and far between these days, like everyone else in "The Beguiled," its stars have made the most of them.
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Like everyone else, doctors experience pain and suffering – yet many speak of a deepening moment-to-moment sense of life and connection to the people who matter most.
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Like everyone else in season 2 of Jessica Jones, Jeri Hogarth is dealing with the fallout of her season 1 choices and trying to define who she is.
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But like everyone else, I've had to adapt to life's changes — and quite honestly, it's actually made me a lot more productive and efficient in everything I do.
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This full moon wants you to to accept that you're not like everyone else—including the people you grew up with or have known you all your life!
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I'd say the election has changed three things for me (though I'm still processing it, like everyone else, and its meaning will only become clear with some distance).
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Since the suit was filed, Free People took down the listings for the alleged infringing items; perhaps they'll now stick with the euphemistic "festival fashion" like everyone else.
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Al Harrington says people need to chill out before comparing Robert Kraft to Donald Sterling ... telling TMZ Sports Kraft's prostitution scandal just proves "he's human" like everyone else.
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"A lot of people see religious Muslims who observe, so a lot of them are surprised when they see that you're actually like everyone else," Husnah Azmi said.
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According to Kelly, Cora gave him a brief and straightforward motivational speech about how important he was to the team's success, just like everyone else on the roster.
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We've got to get to a deeper level where black people feel safe as Americans like everyone else, which is what the 'Green Book' was trying to do.
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"Like everyone else around the world, we have been deeply concerned by the evolving situation of the coronavirus and the human tragedy surrounding it," Georgieva and Malpass said.
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Each of them can go anywhere in town and be assured of waiting in line like everyone else for a $5 latte or a $30 piece of fish.
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Meanwhile none other than supermodel Gigi Hadid must have thought Tyler C. got criminally robbed by only being the season's runner-up — like everyone else on the internet.
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Yes, active lifestyle I find enjoyable and yes, understanding food is a passion of mine but it doesn't mean that I don't need the support like everyone else.
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I mean, increasingly, people are polarized and so brands are, like everyone else in this country, outdoor brands are deciding to step to one side or the other.
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Like everyone else I talked to, Hagerty noted that the most important part of the team name, no matter how weird, is its ties to the community it represents.
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I was raised by the internet in the very early 00s, which meant that, like everyone else, loads of my friendships were formed over social media via mutual interests.
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Like everyone else, Amazon has started selling a $10 monthly service that lets you listen to whatever you want, whenever you want, on any device you want, without ads.
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However, 19-year-old model Victoria Cain wants to prove during this London Fashion Week that models are human just like everyone else, especially when it comes to periods.
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A haircut would admit to the world that in at least some ways I was the thing I hated the most: a person who was just like everyone else.
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It's not because gun makers are all heartless, macho jerks who think that safety is for sissies — they're capitalists like everyone else, and will go where the money is.
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While we haven't been privy to the State's security or enforcement plans, like everyone else in Hawaii, we want to find a way forward that is safe for everybody.
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Like everyone else, I am on some level merely curious as to whether there are embarrassing facts — or, even more embarrassing, tapes or photos — about the president's sex life.
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There's nothing like apocalyptic dragon fire to make a girl forget all about her kill list, and before long Arya is running terrified through the streets like everyone else.
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We need outlets to help cope with our day-to-day struggles just like everyone else, but prayer is not the same as treatment, in my eyes and experiences.
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"It's been an unbelievable day, and evening, and year," he said at the podium, sounding like a man who, like everyone else, actually can't quite believe his electoral success.
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So, just like everyone else, you're going to have to experiment to figure out how your bodies fit together best, and how they fit together best in different positions.
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But I really think the main problem is that GMs are like everyone else: they'd rather not have to do the parts of their job that are really hard.
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Our coreligionists grace our movie screens, lead the cities of Los Angeles and Chicago, help oversee the Senate Intelligence Committee, succeed without apology, but also struggle like everyone else.
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"Please don't further degrade this key part of Vietnamese culture and put on some pants like everyone else that wears áo dài," wrote poet Mai Nguyen Do on Twitter.
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David Adichie was a farmer, like everyone else in the village, but he converted early on to Christianity, because he saw that it was the way of the future.
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"We were just asking for our mosque, and we just wanted to be treated like everyone else," said Imtiaz Chaudhry, a physician and member of the Bensalem Masjid congregation.
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Like everyone else who'd helped him start over, my family and I put our trust in him, and there were no signs that he would one day break it.
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Yes, but: She, like everyone else, is struggling to figure out what happens to those families who have been separated and what will happen under the new executive order.
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Like everyone else in the municipality, she has no running water, so she relies on whatever flows down from the mountains through a makeshift network of tubes and tanks.
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As if Liverpool's fans, like everyone else at the moment, haven't got enough to worry about, the "null and void" scenario is enough to leave them suffering sleepless nights.
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Across the metro Miami area, most buildings and houses were shrouded in darkness, streetlights were out, and police officers and National Guard troops were hunkered down like everyone else.
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A health worker at the front of a bus was covered head to toe in protective medical gear, just like everyone else who comes in contact with quarantined passengers.
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And Auriemma, like everyone else, knew that those numbers failed to convey the dominance, orchestration and casually executed methodology that often make James look like a counselor among campers.
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However, unless you're in a drawing-heavy major or refuse to take notes in a physical notebook like everyone else will be doing, the Apple Pencil isn't even necessary.
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The British royal family may be one of the most famous ones in the world, but that doesn&apost mean they don&apost have friends just like everyone else.
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The stakes are different, but the same fundamental choice in the face of precariousness remains the same: Does safety come from contorting ourselves to look more like everyone else?
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Constance: Yes, Scorpius is, hands down, the most likable character in the play, and I actually think that's because he is, like everyone else in the story, a remix.
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But the whole fiasco provides a useful reminder about the legal system: It is run by humans — and they are all very susceptible to emotions just like everyone else.
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They say they were not given the opportunity to tell their own stories, and they found out about the complaint like everyone else: by reading about it on the internet.
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Sure, I once did that tap dance shit in journalism, molding my voice and white washing my bites, but I never felt my career improve for being like everyone else.
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For the past four weeks, she has been loudly complaining about not having a color printer and having to walk down to the big color printer just like everyone else.
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If you're willing to serve our country and you're among the most qualified in the nation, you should be welcome in the United States armed forces just like everyone else.
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"Yes, active lifestyle I find enjoyable and yes, understanding food is a passion of mine but it doesn't mean that I don't need the support like everyone else," she said.
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"It was scary and I was frustrated and sad and angry and following it on social media like everyone else," Green wrote in a comment on one of Dawson's videos.
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As we've said, GeForce Now remains in beta, and has evolved since it first appeared—like everyone else, Nvidia is still figuring out just how this game streaming stuff works.
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Lighting is everything and not to mention I'm way darker in the summer and much lighter towards the winter my skin tone changes all the time just like everyone else.
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"I'm not violent, but I will stand up for myself, being as I, like everyone else, do not like being harassed and bullied," he wrote on Instagram earlier this week.
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When DeGeneres inquired about how he learned about the epic contouring and highlighting — not to mention those brows — he explained that just like everyone else, he turned to the internet.
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I also believe that we have to get away from the notion that different rules apply to different people, that those with means or connections won't serve like everyone else.
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"I definitely obviously have made my fair share of mistakes like everyone else, but I hope to never repeat those mistakes and just learn from what I've done," she shared.
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Because you're from Brooklyn, or LA, or Portland, and you're not like everyone else, check out these great pins from companies who are not Slaves To The Corporate Machine, either.
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"In our day-to-day whirlwind and hostage status as prisoners of Donald Trump, I think — like everyone else does — that we miss so much," the 62-year-old writes.
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He followed up his share of fourth at Chambers Bay with a third-place finish at the 2015 P.G.A. Championship, unable, like everyone else, to catch the surging Jason Day.
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She's a person with limited experience in education driven by an idea about how to fix something that she perceives as broken, which makes her a lot like everyone else.
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She and her family take precautions, she said, just like everyone else in this corner of New Jersey, where bears are as common as wild turkey and deer are elsewhere.
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In the wake of the unexpected firing of FBI Director James Comey by President Donald Trump, politicians, like everyone else, have scrambled to form opinions and reactions to the decision.
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I should, at some point, get over my craving, grow up, get married, buy a house, have some children, get a dog, and finally file for divorce like everyone else.
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It is vital to tell them that no one should partake in something that is not making them feel good, even if it feels like everyone else is doing so.
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"Me and my family are like everyone else in the camp, just waiting for a kind of solution," says Shehab, who is also a member of the Rukban local council.
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Like everyone else chasing Halliday's egg, he's had little luck — until he meets a fellow egg hunter (or "gunter") named Art3mis (Olivia Cooke), with whom he promptly falls in love.
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Up to that point we'd done videos like everyone else, where it was slightly out of our hands and the budgets were relatively ludicrous and money you'd rather spend elsewhere.
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"You just kind of turn the page and follow like everyone else," said Crosby, though he added he would be "glued to the TV for two weeks" during the Olympics.
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"Many Crimeans are unhappy that the Russian Federal center is also trying to do the same thing — to grind everything up and say you are like everyone else," he said.
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When the rich "sock it away," that only means that they are spending or investing, which is to say, putting the money into the real economy just like everyone else.
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"I guess I'm as shocked as anyone about what's unfolding and, probably, like everyone else who's involved and affected, we'll very quickly recalibrate thinking about what we're doing," he said.
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Mayor William C. Laforet of Mahwah said that the town treated the tribe "just like everyone else," and that he even joined the Ramapoughs in their opposition to the pipeline.
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Shortly after that exchange, the White House tweeted a photo of Pelosi standing and defiantly pointing a finger at the president, who, like everyone else at the table, remained seated.
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For decades, Special Olympics has served intellectually disabled athletes, giving them the opportunity to participate in physical fitness -- and in the process, show the world they're just like everyone else.
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"They volunteered like everyone else did, and they will be treated with respect and dignity at this parade," Edward Flynn, a member of the council, told WCVB-TV in Boston.
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Extremely poor people need these services just like everyone else, and the availability of capital to deal with irregular and at times unpredictable incomes is a huge help to them.
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The reasoning that NBA players are what experts call "super-spreaders" is no longer valid as they're not traveling and are, or should be, social distancing just like everyone else.
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" She said in an interview on Wednesday that when she first read the story, which kicked off conversations about gender relations, power and consent, "I cringed just like everyone else.
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To do an ad-based sort of business, you're just getting backed up behind Facebook and the New York Times like everyone else, and there's no way to break through.
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Our community has been blessed that we were in the Obama era where they respected civil rights and that our community mattered — that we deserved to live just like everyone else.
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Stephen White, who was the head writer of the Barney franchise from 1992 to 2005, told Vice that he learned about Joyner's new career like everyone else, but isn't entirely surprised.
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In a September 2018 interview with Today's Harry Smith, Cher said her off-duty persona definitely does not involve body suits and sequins — because she wears sweats just like everyone else.
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Regardless of who you are in a state driven by power, wealth and politics, just about everyone who wants to eat Franklin meat has to wait in line like everyone else.
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But can you imagine the outrage if the USA Basketball federation set the men up in ritzy digs while the women had to stay at the Olympic Village like everyone else?
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These works made from Arab foodstuffs thus remind the Western viewer that Iraq, though it has been partially destroyed, survives and continues to live, eat, and breath, just like everyone else.
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The South Korean capital city of Seoul lies only 30 miles from the North Korean border, but South Koreans, like everyone else, don't know much about their neighbors to the north.
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They did so by comparing coal's actual performance with 2006 Energy Information Administration projections, corrected for the decline in overall demand (which the EIA, like everyone else, completely failed to anticipate).
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Trump told the Washington Examiner in an interview preview out Thursday that he's heard of the game (like everyone else) but that he's just been too busy to check it out.
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This is not a foolproof method — I have my share of losers, like everyone else — but I learn from each one, and that helps to make me better at my job.
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For those who believe in getting government out of people's lives, a UBI would also be far less paternalistic, expecting the poor to budget and manage their money like everyone else.
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Full disclosure, I'm a Packer fan, like everyone else in the land of beer and cheese, and our drumming in the 2012 NFC Divisional Playoff game stung for a long time.
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And like everyone else, he reads polls that show that most Americans do not want to go through the trauma of an impeachment drama for the third time in 50 years.
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Miners want to work with government just like everyone else, or at least as much as many of the nation's still less viable industries got to do with the previous administration.
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"I, like everyone else, have witnessed the ability for Representative Ocasio-Cortez to really approach issues in a refreshing and new way that engages people all over the country," she says.
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With the annual crush of travellers in China pushing their way home this Chinese New Year , imagining Hollywood actors stuck in line for a train like everyone else is pretty great.
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"Short term, we are cautious like everyone else is because of all the volatility we're seeing in China," Lang said, noting nearly half of the company's assets are on the mainland.
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Seeing diverse bodies celebrated in elite dance companies might help younger dancers realize that they can become a professional dancer, even if they don't look exactly like everyone else, McLaren adds.
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Like everyone else, I gotta call around and sniff out leads and take freelance gigs here and there and hope that those gigs blossom into a salaried job down the road.
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"I wanted to show that we are people, we're just like everyone else, we come from different cultures, different backgrounds, social economic status, age range, gender presentation, sexual orientation," Stage said.
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Car rental is just another branch of the automotive industry on the verge of disruption by self-driving cars — so like everyone else, it's pivoting before being left in the dust.
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Like everyone else, Barker was there to shill something—in his case, his book Priceless Memories, the proceeds of which went toward his foundation that subsidizes spays and neuters for dogs.
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I grew tired trying to convince them that I shouldn't be a source of inspiration for anyone simply because I live my life as I know it just like everyone else.
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I wanted to believe in all those rah-rah myths about our glorious melting pot, but the truth is, we, like everyone else, will have to fight for our place here.
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Instead, like everyone else in the country, his priorities have shifted to getting through the crisis which has so far killed 144 people in the UK and infected more than 3,000.
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He had some money in the bank, too, as Harris, like everyone else who had lived at Ghost Ship, except Almena, received funds from charities to help them rebuild their lives.
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" In response, Mr. Campanella told the TV Guide interviewer, "An actor, like everyone else, must make bread for his family — and my wife and four sons eat a lot of bread.
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Like everyone else in China, I have few concrete ideas about what is really happening, and I am at the mercy of the Chinese government and how it chooses to proceed.
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In a notice posted on its website, the ministry urged provincial school administrators to draw up detailed study plans for students who, like everyone else, are largely confined to their homes.
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Managers are encouraged to look for people who will make the team more productive, even (and especially) if those people don&apost look or act like everyone else on the team.
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I don't always agree with the advice, and I am also just trying to navigate motherhood like everyone else, as my husband and I decide what is best for our family.
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That's another reason Garrett makes so much sense — he's already been going through vetting for a job in the Administration and wouldn't have to start at square one like everyone else.
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More precisely, the Trinbagonians signed like everyone else, but when it came time to pass domestic laws dictated by Obama's Treasury Department, the opposition, led by Persad-Bissessar, hit the brakes.
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But like everyone else in Trump's dysfunctional foreign policy team, Bolton wore out his welcome, standing in the way of his boss' impetuous instincts and seeking a share of the spotlight.
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Let's drill down a bit: And now, a question about "news sources": Note that this one mixes TV networks with newspapers with websites with social media (just like everyone else does).
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Other effects are incremental: The gods, who begin, like everyone else in the show, as workaday members of the island community, only slowly take on their lordly affect and spectacular regalia.
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Like everyone else at the squalid, trash-ridden ranch where he camps out, she admires his overwhelming charisma, and when the others tell her he can do anything, she believes them.
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"Apparently, 50 Cent's misogyny and ego is so inflated that he still needs to be schooled that the law applies to him, just like everyone else," she added at the press conference.
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There, the software executives always work with specific products in mind; senior VP of software engineering Craig Federighi's goal is to make the iPhone great, just like everyone else at the company.
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Like everyone else, it's toiling away on artificial intelligence and machine learning, though it's focused more on building smarts into individual devices rather than in the cloud, like most of its competition.
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And for people who are pregnant or in the postpartum period, they should try to get 2.5 hours of moderate-intensity exercise per week, just like everyone else, according to the report.
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Prior to the program, Tom had a couple of training and troubleshooting sessions with our staff, but other than that he was expected to participate just like everyone else in the room.
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The most straightforward reading is that Lena, like everyone else in Garland's worldview in this film, has the innate human impulse to self-destruct, and passes it on to her mirror image.
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We intend to be a proving ground for a wide variety of new techniques and technologies, and yet we are grappling like everyone else with thoughtful protections that keep our citizens safe.
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Like everyone else, he sets up an e-mail auto-response to let people know that he is out of the office and will not be reading messages until he gets back.
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Like everyone else, I was skeptical of the hourglass/spindle/predator face/vacuum cleaner/megatron grille that Lexus adopted as they tried to shake the image of being an old person's car.
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I'd been moving through the human flow of rush hour like everyone else, heading from my day job at an educational publisher to my night job writing copy for a marketing firm.
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Like everyone else talking about their personal experiences for this article, Ellen (her middle name) spoke on condition of anonymity in order to publicly share her private thoughts about friends' spending habits.
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Gary may not be seeking out a "banking task force," but like everyone else on "Veep," he desperately wants to connect with people and has absolutely no idea how to do it.
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"They're wanting to tap into taxpayer money that gay and lesbian couples around the state pay just like everyone else and then deny us service," said Tom Witt, director of Equality Kansas.
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Btw, federal law prohibits Puig from flying a helicopter to Dodger Stadium anyway ... so, he'd have to land nearby and fight traffic to the park like everyone else ... which defeats the purpose.
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Arguably it is part of what makes a woman who lives in a gilded penthouse seem more normal (she buys, just like everyone else!) But it reflects her distance from the industry.
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But studies show that when people born into hunter-gatherer societies move to large cities and adopt Western lifestyles, they develop high rates of obesity and metabolic disease just like everyone else.
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During the day, the menstruating women work in the fields like everyone else, though they make sure not to come in contact with other villagers; at night, they go to the huts.
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Like everyone else, you have to pay your dues, and spend time maybe doing the work that's not as exciting as bike patrol, firearms, those types of things that I mentioned earlier.
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There was just one catch: Like everyone else, Mr. Bates, then 32, had to go to an outpatient substance-abuse program every day for treatment that he said he did not need.
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