And, because you're wondering ... Zayne is a little person.
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You control a little person who needs to collect food.
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"She just happens to be a little person," Gnoffo said.
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" He had never met another little person before filming "Oz.
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Getting to watch [over] this little person is very magical.
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You're such an incredible, beautiful little person & the brightest of lights!
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And then you had your little person, your little logo and stuff.
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If you do it and you save just one little person, that's it.
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"You already know I'm a little person, I lost 10 pounds," she said.
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There's no greater adventure than welcoming a sixth little person to our tribe.
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"He's a jolly little person and inquisitive," a family friend previously told PEOPLE.
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I just want her to feel like a 'normal' little person like I do.
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I feel like a normal little person, and I feel selfish for saying that.
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That's just crazy, even with Zach being a little person, that's still really rare.
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I'm going to have a little person who I'm going to feed and raise.
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"There's [not] a little person in a box that filters every image," he says.
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"Oil helped the little person that was trying to get ahead," Gomez told VICE.
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Behind him was little person who sported an olive military jacket and Timberland boots.
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"I feel very welcomed as someone with a little person with me," he said.
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She's already well aware of the bump and tumble of that little person she carries.
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She is killed by a little person assassin with terrible teeth, who wields an ice pick.
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My little person may not make it to this world and we may lose a child.
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Someone to answer the unknown questions that doctors with no previous little person experience are clueless with.
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"As a little person looking at a portrait that large, I can imagine it's fascinating," she said.
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"This appointment is going to confirm if we're having a little person," Jolé says in the clip.
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She learned from me talking like a real adult, so you see that little person come out.
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"He's a jolly little person and inquisitive," a family friend says in this week's issue of PEOPLE.
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Little people pregnancies are high risk and being pregnant with a little person is even more dangerous.
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It's weird to think you might be carrying the seedling of a little person in your gut.
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And anyway, most women—whether they are a little person or not—are into "normal" tall guys.
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I genuinely adore them in a way that I never knew I could adore any little person.
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And I think she is already developing into her own little person, which is absolutely magical to watch.
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" The former Bachelor added, "I can't wait to meet this little person that has already grabbed our hearts.
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For now, I'm looking forward to having another little person at the family dinner table I always imagined.
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"I found out there was a little person in that body and she couldn't get out," says Paul.
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" The former Bachelor added, "I can't wait to meet this little person that has already grabbed our hearts.
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It got so heated ... Tammie, who is NOT a little person, decided to go HAM with the chicken.
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If you're the one giving the money, you feel like the big person and they're the little person.
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Mr. Baker was a little person whose adult height was widely reported to be 22002 feet 22005 inches.
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Limited by a physical disability, Laxmi is what westerners would call a "little person," which makes walking painful.
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She's a fully verbal little person now, for better and sometimes for worse, so we have extended conversations.
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I am just getting ready to be with a new little person and see what it is they want.
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I never experienced that anything like where you're one little person up against the consciousness of a thousand people.
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I wondered if it was possible that I looked at all natural holding this little person in my arms.
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"Every little change excites me and makes me happy because I'm growing @recdedmond's & my little person which is incredible!"
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She already has a 3-year-old son, Malik, who's also a little person, with an ex-boyfriend. Congrats!
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They'd actively fumble their words and body around trying to describe me without saying I was a little person.
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"The most surprising thing is how much you love this little person — you also can't prepare for that!" she says.
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Neither him nor I were in any place to start a family or bring a little person into the world.
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Wouldn't there one day, just by chance, Ida thought, be a little person who came along and didn't feel afraid?
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In this footage from outside Bridget's Las Vegas apartment, you see the little person adult actress screaming at her boyfriend.
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There was no way to know before birth if the baby would be a little person, and now we know.
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I was put in charge of protecting an innocent little person from the millions of things that happen to people daily.
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" Asked how the family was coping, Brosnahan said, "We'll get through it, but we certainly miss our bright, sunshiney little person.
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But the model, born without a right forearm, says this time around was extra special because of one, little person: Gianna Schiavone.
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The real meat of the episode is the surprise poisoning of King Joffrey at his awkward, garish, little person entertainment-filled wedding.
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As Hayes continues to grow into a little person, Alba is also getting ready to return to work, specifically back to acting.
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At one point, DJ confuses a masked little person for one of her sons, and he barks the line of dialogue above.
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"It is still very early ... but we have learned that there is a little person inside of me ," she wrote on Instagram.
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"As a first-time mom, as a little person, I'm so lucky to now hold two beautiful, healthy baby boys," Gant tells PEOPLE.
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Bryan built his populist movement around the little person—the farmers on the prairies—against the east-coast capitalists and their political cronies.
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Grateful, grateful, grateful that this body somehow figured a way to fight through 39 weeks and deliver a perfect little person into my arms.
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Warrell is also a little person who went through a weight loss transformation of her own, and now competes as a woman's physique bodybuilder.
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This little person moved around in my body — the body that was feeding and housing him — and I knew we were in it together.
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" Saffo released a separate statement to CBS New York and Daily Mail that read, "My little sister Katy was a precious, precious little person.
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You just can't stop staring at this little person and you know how parents say every little fart and sneeze, it's like, oh my God!
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Back in 2006, the chain ran an ad featuring a little person of Hispanic descent wearing a sombrero and carrying a take-out bag. Tagline?
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"Being a little person, this world was not built for us, and then if you're overweight, just trying to adapt is not comfortable," she says.
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Unfortunately, most of the age-appropriate literature focuses on how babies are made, leaving out everything else that the average little person is interested in.
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Every minute of every day, it's magical because he's a little person and he's entertaining and he's curious and he's smart and he's just wonderful.
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The emotional procedure for her "miracle baby" – who is also a little person – had Jolé trying to put on a brave face despite her fear.
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Briana's aiming to be the first little person to become a big-time model, and got in front of a camera to prove her skills.
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Our sources say Fernandez used IVF to conceive and choose the gender, but it's unclear if her baby will be a little person or not.
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You can see that there's a process going on where this little person is trying to find their own feet and yet needs you as well.
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"The baby's a [little person] and it's head is measuring a little big, so natural birth, it can be a dangerous thing," Zach explains in the clip.
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Nearly every episode has featured a sequence like the one in this episode, where a little person races into a woman's office and starts wantonly stabbing her.
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Sure, Jon, right down to his bastard lineage, fits that template, but the others tend to be women, or have a disability, or are a little person.
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During the meal with her friends, Amy said that during a dinner date with Chris, she asked him about how he felt being with a little person.
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" – Israa, 27, Businesswoman "Sure, the idea of having children is appealing—a little person created from your genes and the genes of the person you love most.
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It's a moment not of historical revisionism but of wordless acknowledgment that this little person was a boy all along, no matter what the birth certificate said.
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It was a feeling of a little person being very intuitive to there being a cloud of darkness here and she was trying to get it away.
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I no longer had to worry about pump parts and nipple pain, and I could start focusing on the cute, cool, crazy little person that we had created.
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In an exclusive season supertease, the reality star — who was the first little person to compete on DWTS — suffers two hernias during her stint with partner Sasha Farber.
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And as a little person, I welcome every challenge as an opportunity to prove to myself – and others – that there's no dream too big or out of reach.
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These stage lovers must share the limelight with Cole Seward, 25, who goes by the stage name Raquel, and is the only little person drag queen in America.
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"We're finally getting to this place where there's this little person that will call me mom," Union said in the video that also featured her husband Dwyane Wade.
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Terra Jolé is making history on season 23 of Dancing with the Stars as the first little person ever to be featured on the hit ABC dancing competition.
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But I also know from 3473 years of life as a little person, situations like these are such a clear indication that we aren't seen as whole people.
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Leah wants a little person, but if her child is average-sized, she says, she'll understand the dynamic intuitively, because she grew up different from those raising her.
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It's so weird to see this little person that I've barely spent any time with and to feel so connected with him but know so little about him.
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Your whole world just suddenly revolves around this new, little person, and if you also have a job, it just sucks away so much of your strength and energy.
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Professionally and personally, being a little person is central to who I am, but it's also one among many ways that I see and make sense of the world.
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As of yet, we don't know if he will be a little person or an average height child, though so far, it looks like he will be the latter.
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You&aposre staring at your baby, thinking they are the most beautiful little person in the whole wide world, when it hits you: your baby is covered in acne.
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" Amber has a similar spirit of self-reliance: "I was the only little person in a family of average people, but my parents raised me the same as my siblings.
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In addition to all of the exciting news, audiences will also witness some hardships that the family faces, including Zach's worry that his unborn child will be a little person.
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A representative from Little People of America, who consulted with the organization's board of doctors and specialists, told me there is no direct link between being a little person and addiction.
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And this despite often deploying unorthodox "small ball" lineups that feature Draymond Green at center though he's "only" 6-foot-7, which is practically little person status in NBA center terms.
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"She was so cute in the stands, such a little person, she was so good, it was so cute, I tried not to get distracted, it was really hard," Venus said.
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James knew where Sannoh lived, having picked up Mujey from her house on those summer dates with DQ. Still, Mujey was a "tough little person" during this time, her aunt observed.
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A tattooed little person with no arms balances a pail from his bottom lip while a man who appears to have been picked up outside a Greyhound station apathetically swallows swords.
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"There are numerous anecdotes that young children think there's a little person inside the device or there's a person on the other end of the exchange, like a telephone," Severson said.
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The city of 40,000 is home to an estimated 70 to 150 "dwarfs"—they prefer that term over "little person"—meaning as many as one in 266 residents are short-statured.
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It definitely causes stress on a relationship, but the truth is we both want to raise a little person together, so it's something we are both willing to make huge sacrifices for.
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There's the unpredictable nature of this tiny little person you created and the fact that just when you get used to one routine, they flip the switch and you're left scrambling again.
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And then into adulthood, thinking of that idea of 'What would really happen if you could actually go buy a little person?' and then playing it out in terms of power dynamics.
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Because of my passion for civil rights, my parents introduced me at a young age to Paul Steven Miller, an up-and-coming attorney and little person who worked in Los Angeles.
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Then she posed her doob with the cake, took a picture and posted it to Instagram — "to make it look like a tiny little person eating a giant peach," Ms. Holt said.
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As the baby begins to pay more attention to faces and interact socially, it&aposs clear that the once pea-sized embryo is finally becoming a tiny little person of their own.
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It was really important to let them understand how they can stay in front of the camera and for me it was important to know what it was like to be a little person.
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From her role on Grace and Frankie to managing intuitive wardrobe operating system Finery, Decker is already one busy mom – but the star doesn't seem worried about adding another little person into the mix.
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Terra Jolé is the first-ever little person to compete on Dancing with the Stars — and while it hasn't been easy, knowing she's setting an example for her children is what's keeping her going.
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"The idea that so called little people or the little person that she loved so much could beat the system often times the rigged system, you've been hearing a lot about it," he added.
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Our LP (that's how those of us in the community refer to "little people") friends all automatically assumed the baby would be a little person; we see it as a marker of cultural pride.
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I was grateful, because it had been obvious to me that this teacher had taken a great dislike to this little person, but there wasn't anything concrete to point to until the mom dropped in.
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New mom of two and Little Women L.A. star Terra Jolé is making history as the first little person to compete on Dancing with the Stars, and she's blogging about season 23 exclusively for PEOPLE.
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The characters in the 1939 novel The Day of the Locust—dubbed one of the most revered Los Angeles novels by the Los Angeles Times—include a struggling actress, an accountant, and a little person.
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"You've got a much better chance of survival and being spotted and rescued working together," Gosling says, "than if you're one little person floating around by yourself with nothing but water for miles and miles."
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"Betty was out to help the little person, the people were afraid to rock the boat," said her sister-in-law Sundrena Ponnell, who worked with Ms. Dukes at Walmart when the lawsuit was filed.
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As a little person and as a man thought eccentric at best and more commonly deranged or insane, he was ridiculed and dismissed, even among Quakers who were ostensibly committed to an ideal of spiritual equality.
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Little person porn star Bridget Powers -- who goes by "Bridget the Midget" in her movies -- got in a nasty fight that ended with her in handcuffs and her BF with a stab wound ... in the leg.
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"She went to her room, she cut up paper into a skirt image, and she stuck it on the little person image on the door of the bathroom," Neta Bahcall, an astrophysicist and Rubin's former colleague, told Astronomy.
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It's different to hear Leah Smith, who is an LP (Little Person), saying in the film, "I don't think I need to be fixed," than it is to hear me quote others on the same topic in the book.
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As for the new baby, Conrad says that she and Tell know the sex ("We thought that would be a fun surprise to share with other people once the little person arrives") but are waiting to pick out a moniker.
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" In his own social media post, Thorp, an NBC News Capitol Hill Producer and Reporter, wrote, "Every day is an adventure with @hallie_gram by my side, and I can't wait to show this little person the world as a family!!
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New mom of two and Little Women: LA star Terra Jolé made history as the first little person to compete on Dancing with the Stars last season, and now she's back on Lifetime's hit show and blogging about season 6 exclusively for PEOPLE.
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Lettie is joined by her fellow "freaks" — Tom, a little person who Barnum turned into a General, a pair of acrobats whose only real oddity is that they are Black, conjoined twins, and a larger group of unnamed but clearly physically remarkable people.
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The solution to this problem is not to make the LP (little person) taller, but to build grocery stores with lower shelving — or at least to give customers some tools or assistance that allow them to retrieve what they want to put in their cart.
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Of course, I was excited to fall in love with this brand-new little person in my life, but I was also concerned: If my company ever got traction, was I going to be forced into some sort of Faustian bargain, trading my business against my family?
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We only get to see his act briefly — performed with a mascot version of a rabbi, making them "Heshe and the Worm" — because so much of his screen time is spent politely tolerating Willard's persistent questions about how he manages to function as a little person.
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"I'm a little person with a granddaughter who is suffering and I have all these children in my heart," said Nuessler, adding that the medical marijuana industry as a whole should be working together to make the products more readily available, instead of competing with each other.
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Well, this is one way to get kicked off the airwaves ... ESPN Cleveland radio host Tony Grossi has been suspended indefinitely for using profanity when talking about Baker Mayfield ... calling the QB a "f**king m****t" (derogatory slur for a little person) on a hot mic during a livestream.
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It is a bit embarrassing when a little person in her 30s passes me on her little bike, but I content myself with the thought that her legs are spinning so frantically that she will not possibly make it through Central Park, where they will find her crumpled body the next morning.
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"The biggest problem that we have had [is that all] the adaptions for little people walkers do not fit my daughter, do not fit most little people at her age, so I want to create a little person walker myself," Jolé — whose memoir Fierce at Four Foot Two is out in October — says in a video documenting Penny's first steps.
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"What keeps despots, dictators awake at night, what topples evil empires is the little person who goes into the square in the middle of the town in the dark of the night and scrawls on the wall, 'No,'" Cardinal Joseph Tobin of Newark, New Jersey, said earlier this month at a rally to support a Mexican immigrant threatened with deportation.
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Over the past four days, speakers in Philadelphia have included disabled people, a trans woman, mothers of the victims of gun violence, a little person, teens, cops and their families, veterans, a 73-year-old school board member and mother of a dead soldier, and a recently naturalized US citizen who had come to the country as an undocumented immigrant.
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According to the Chicago Tribune, Maren was the final surviving Munchkin actor from the 124 little people who starred in The Wizard of Oz. The bio on his Instagram page also states, "Last living munchkin from the Wizard of Oz." Maren was close to his nieces and nephews after his wife Elizabeth, who was also a little person, died in 2011 at age 69, TMZ reports.
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Usually, the lesson appeared in the form of a boyfriend whose disability — in one episode from 22010, Rose brings home her date, a little person, for dinner, and in the fourth and sixth seasons, Blanche dates both a man with a visual impairment and a wheelchair user, respectively — provided fodder for the kinds of predictable jokes, sight gags, and campy commedia routines that the show was known for, as well as a message about acceptance and diversity.
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