And The Washington Post's Christopher Ingraham tweeted, "Louise Linton is just a regular person who grew up in a castle and did what any regular person would do after moving to D.C., which is hiring a coach to help you act like a regular person."
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She's a regular person who happens to do sex work.
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I just feel like I'm on TV, but a regular person.
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Positive contacts, sitting around, chewing the fat, being a regular person.
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"Hector was like a regular person, quiet and simple," she said.
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So, as to can a regular person go through this process?
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I still am a regular person but I never get angry.
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"The regular person doesn't knows why it is closed," she said.
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I just want people to treat me like a regular person.
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"He is a regular person, spiritual, a good person," Bryan Santiago said.
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"He is a regular person, spiritual, a good person," he told NBC.
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So what's a regular person hoping for return-free filing to do?
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Could I, a regular person, be prosecuted if I did the same?
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Is she a brave, regular person battling the impending lurch of technology?
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Deep down, she has a little bit of 'regular person' in her.
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I'm a regular person with a family and I didn't do anything.
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They really cared about, you know, me — just a regular person out there.
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"I'm just a regular person, I've got no claim to fame," she said.
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Breathe regularly, but not like a regular person—in and out or whatever.
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"When I'm not on set, I want to be a regular person because I am a regular person," Shayk told PEOPLE at Ellen Tracy's brand showroom in New York City last week to discuss her new collaboration with the fashion brand.
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It's also funny, the surest sign that Franken may actually be a regular person.
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I am nine magnitudes past regular person spider discomfort into full-blown arachnophobic panic.
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Isaacson said the recounting of the story reinforced Biden's persona as a regular person.
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"I just want to be put out there like a regular person," he said.
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But the molten core of this chaos is simple: She's acting like a regular person.
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She's a regular person who has extraordinary focus, determination, and courage, and she's overcoming adversity.
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But threatening Jessica is easy: she isn't much harder to damage than a regular person.
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But in the meantime, what's a regular person hoping for return-free filing to do?
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I don't think a regular person would get nine to 33 years for these crimes.
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"I'd rather you regard me as James, you know, just a regular person," he said.
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It's not every day that a regular person gets to work out like a pro athlete.
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In Waco, a regular person working a regular job can afford to own a regular home.
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What happens if a regular person has a gun and their kid is in the house?
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So a regular person like me can go to Bullipedia and understand it and use it?
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And it's different being a celebrity getting in trouble [than] a regular person getting in trouble.
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If you're a regular person going about your business, go ahead and hit that mute button.
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"If I won this seat, I would be a regular person representing regular people in Congress."
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For it to be a regular person with extraordinary abilities, who understood what I was going through?
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I only talk to geeks and VCs, so it's really nice to talk to a regular person.
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And that's true whether you're a celebrity parent or a regular person like the rest of us.
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"A regular person who has just tried it one time wouldn't say something like that," Burruss said.
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It's hard to tell, if you're just a regular person, what's a mountain and what's a molehill?
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"I'm just a regular person from Sydney," said Rebecca Mazza, the Rose of Sydney, during her interview.
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She starts thinking of herself as "the most regular person in the world," in contrast to Wallace.
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LAS VEGAS — If Deontay Wilder punched a regular person in the head, it would not end well.
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"How does a regular person who doesn't have their own personal security outfit...protect themselves?" he said.
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One moment I was a regular person with regular problems; the next, I was someone with cancer.
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Or you are just a regular person, overwhelmed by a surplus of stupendously ripe, end-of-summer tomatoes.
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People treat you differently when you're a consumer with credit card than a regular person, asking for help.
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" "I met my date at a wine bar thinking we were going to have a regular person date.
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And learning how to be a regular person too, how to act well and be classy on set.
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And I want to show that I am accessible; I'm a more regular person than a fashion snob.
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"We want a regular person to be able to fly this thing with minimum flight training," he said.
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It's more about the perception: You have to be larger than life, you can't be a regular person.
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Right, so if a regular person bought "Hamilton" tickets and feels like making some money ... If a regular person buys six because that's the limit and they decide to put two of them on StubHub, I don't have enough time to deal with that, that's just the way of the world.
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To be clear, the idea of a Victoria's Secret model as resembling any kind of regular person is hilarious.
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He can&apost vent off in the way a regular person can through whatever social media account they have.
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"I just want to be put out there like a regular person," Shaw told CNN's Anderson Cooper last month.
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What is the result when someone ignores these conventions and attempts to use their account like a regular person?
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At a recent rehearsal, Mr. Breton, 28, appeared to be settling into the complex role of a regular person.
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And so it's not that he's being selfish, he's just being a person, a regular person, taking care of himself.
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The regular person thinks that wushu is just "dancing" and that kung-fu is made up of a single style.
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She's a regular person who worries about homework and her doting Pakistani parents, on top of being a former Avenger.
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But at least it's a message coming from a regular person, not the corporate-speak of a recruiter or manager.
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If you're a regular person looking to shoot some video, it's hard to complain about the many, many options available.
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"I'm not a hero, I'm just a regular person," the Nashville native said, pausing as tears rolled down his cheeks.
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He knows how to talk like a regular person -- an underrated trait in a field filled with front-running senators.
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Planning a party for a celebrity is pretty much the same as planning one for a regular person — with one exception.
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To any regular person, a priest buying a cemetery plot to bury files would seem extremely suspicious, and those files important.
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But he's definitely faster than you, a regular person without six Super Bowl rings and a Hall of Fame football career.
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Being a regular person usually means you'll never make it past the velvet rope to get into the hottest night clubs.
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"The market rate for me as a C.E.O. compared to a regular person is ridiculous, it's absurd," Mr. Price said then.
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"I'd rather you regard me as James, you know, just a regular person," he said in an interview on Monday afternoon.
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You can go into the trackpad settings and increase its sensitivity, but a regular person may not realize they can do that.
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" However, the president isn't a regular person, so Twitter considers the content that Trump shoots into the internet ether to be "newsworthy.
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She could totally be at the center of a Psych-style show where an insightful regular person helps the police solve crimes.
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For the first black president, there were all kinds of psychic things going on that just don't apply for a "regular" person.
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If you're just a regular person, why not reacquaint yourself with the difference between an alkaline earth metal and a noble gas?
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"What if he's just like a regular person who made a mistake?" she suggests, pointing to her own errors of shooting someone.
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This is for a regular person who wants to upload videos and be a YouTube star, or just do it for fun?
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I think I was extra happy to see that she dressed like a regular person, not a fetish model with heaving cleavage.
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If you are a regular person, you certainly don't expect that the celebrities you mention on social media ever to see your words.
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Because Fuchs is a "regular" person, we begin to question why our own lives don't seem to measure up to hers in comparison.
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But if you're a regular person, that sounds like a reasonable thing to assume, that Facebook is that smart that they're doing it.
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It helped that the Duffers locked into the lost possibility of regular-person protagonists, a bygone notion in our era of Chosen Ones.
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Noisey: As someone who literally does travel blogging, how would you describe the aesthetics of these videos to a regular person like me?
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But what can you, a regular person, do to make life a tiny bit easier for sex workers in your own personal life?
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What's less clear is how one who is not regularly on a runway — in other words, a regular person — should attempt the look.
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But Johnson's story is one of a regular person building a successful business from scratch — all because she wanted to try something different.
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The average Terms of Service link is 12,000 plus words, and takes an hour and a half for a regular person to read through.
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It's notable that the only character who behaves like a regular person is a professional third wheel, played with natural charm by Dree Hemingway.
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Current insecurities are still like: I have social anxiety, I'm very much an introvert, and still feel like I'm just a boring regular person.
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When the implant is underneath the chest of a regular person walking down the street, it creates folds that can rub on the implant.
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After the sentencing, Heyer's mother, Susan Bro said she hoped her daughter would be remembered as a regular person who stood up for her beliefs.
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When Arya isn't trying to take down a wintery supernatural behemoth flying through the Northern skies, she'll be able to fight like a regular person.
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Whether you're an Olympic athlete, a mega pop star, or a regular person doing regular-people things, don't underestimate the power of a good mantra.
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Random people asked her if she was a health care professional, but she was just a regular person who stepped up to help a stranger.
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Robuchon, whose restaurants charged more than $400 per person for the tasting menu, said he was "a regular person" when it came to cooking for himself.
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"I feel like I'm just a regular person trying to do some positive in the community and help inspire others to go in the right path."
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Being a regular person suffering from depression and anxiety is tough enough, but I imagine that being in the public eye make it a lot harder.
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Sources at Hillsong Church tell us Justin worships in total peace, and at least feels he's treated like a regular person ... not a superstar while he's there.
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Every day you stare at a sanitized gurney, where a grayish, decaying body — which had only hours before been a regular person like you or me — lies.
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If you're a regular person, talk about the new resolution or habit or your iron determination to avoid drunken after-parties with your co-ed kickball team.
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And I'm personally interested to know how Boyle can tell whether someone buying this book is a feminist (is there a uniform?) or just a "regular" person.
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As a regular person who enjoys awards shows, it's surprising to me that male actors don't have just one or two tuxes they rotate throughout the season.
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He ran as an independent which helped him cultivate an image a regular person, opposite of a career politician who was tied to party leaders or funds.
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Knowing this, it's important to make sure you're setting the right tone on your page, whether you're a business, an influencer, or just a, you know, regular person.
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One of the most important aspects of Peter Parker's identity is that, as well-meaning as he is, he's just a regular person who happens to have superpowers.
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I'm just a regular person and I was expecting commentary about the images and quality of the photographs, but they just ripped me to shreds, or tried to.
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In the same vein, Scott's hero-adjacent vibe makes him relatable because he's just as excited to meet the other Marvel heroes as any regular person would be.
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If you play Uncharted or GTA, you might wonder how a regular person can wield a gun like a soldier, and take down dozens of enemies with ease.
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If you're a regular person arriving in a new country for a visit, you'll normally have to get a cab or wait for a bus from the airport.
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When any regular person does it, they look like their phone battery died and they can't call an Uber so they're stranded in a doorway for the evening.
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"If you are a regular person in New York, the chance that Andrew Cuomo is going to care about your concerns is exactly that: 0.1 percent," she said.
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You can't always predict what will be removed, either by censors or by a regular person starting to have second thoughts about his or her own unfiltered utterance.
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"We have designed the control system in a way that's very stable, and it's easy enough to be flown by a novice pilot or even a regular person."
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But new research suggests this money is betting on funds with a methodology that might not offer the best returns for the regular person over the long term.
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As someone who's dedicated her life to political activism, what would you suggest to one person, just a regular person, who wanted to try to make the world better?
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As a regular person—which is what I am, deeply—I also don't know how to learn about these things unless someone points my awareness in a certain direction.
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But there are a lot of people who are not used to going into a living room or sitting down in a diner and talking to a regular person.
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And that's the feedback I got from people, too, that a lot of the words they were seeing through the videos seemed to be coming from a regular person.
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Even for a regular person — It costs me money to host the Oscars, between getting my kids tuxedos and my daughter a dress and the limo for my parents.
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For one night at least, the line between celebrity and regular person seemed to soften, because everyone had a common goal: to celebrate themselves and the queer people around them.
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There's something thrilling about the tension of a seemingly regular person trying to maintain a veil of normalcy, while maintaining a separate identity as a serial killer or vigilante hero.
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Pants Sometimes, when I'm choreographing, I like to wear something other than dance clothes, because I want to feel more like a regular person than a dancer in that moment.
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Whenever Thompson was shown in photos on screen, his whole face was blurred, despite the fact that every Kardashian fan or just regular person knows who the 28-year-old is.
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It gained traction quickly – aided by Batiot's active participation in the comments, on behalf of the Duvall police, writing in a regular-person voice that was half amused and half sensible.
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Not well, since Cosima revealed last episode that Westmoreland is a fraud — he's not over a hundred years old, but rather is dying of old age, just like a regular person.
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It also managed to reframe Phife's legacy in the final chapter of his life — he was a star, but also a regular person, a hero of making it through the day.
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I guess that is the one thing that gives me a bit of power to tell my story: I, being an already gross regular person, have a lot less to lose.
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Even if what you are hearing is what you have heard time and time again, they are good places to observe pre-caucus politician-regular person interaction, such as it is.
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"Generally, if you're a regular person who streams something from Netflix and maybe you're going to get HBO Now, all of these services all work on all the different boxes," Kafka said.
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Like Trump, he has a gift of talking like a regular person, not a politician, and it's easy to imagine him going toe-to-toe with the President on a debate stage.
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A better bet for getting to the bottom of this might be via an inspector general poking around internally or a regular person suing Icahn over the ethanol rule changes and compelling discovery.
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Earlier this year, we passed a more significant milestone than the G1's 10th anniversary: Five years of good Android phones a rational regular person would choose to buy instead of an iPhone.
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" Ko lives in Seattle with her husband; she described herself over phone last month as "just a regular person with a regular eight-to-five job that has nothing to do with food.
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"There is so much good work to be done — high-impact work that can help a regular person get access to the sorts of government services that they need to have," Cutts said.
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Is it even possible for me, a regular person who cannot figure out how to program the television remote, to circumvent the eyes of all of the faceless technology corporations analyzing my information?
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In the updated version of WeWork's IPO filings, Neumann's voting shares had already declined to 10 votes for every one vote a regular person would get when they buy a share of WeWork.
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It's hard to imagine — other than Zuckerberg saying, "We sell ads, Senator" — that much came out of that, and you can debate whether or not a regular person cares that much about privacy.
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Instead of looking at the scene from the perspective of a photographer, Kisby says he went into the convention as if he was a regular person, taking pictures of whatever sights caught his eye.
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"In general, a follower is less valuable for a brand than a regular person or influencer," Sean Spielberg, co-founder and CEO of Instascreener, a social media analytics firm that focuses on influencer marketing.
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Instead, she was a regular person nursing a bruised ego, standing before millions of viewers and refusing to be ridiculed; refusing, as the poet Claudia Rankine writes, to carry what didn't belong to her.
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Kathy Bates scares me as a regular person—shout out to Misery for making me fear for my ankles at all times—but, as a robot, she terrifies me in a completely unshakable way.
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But it would be way nicer if we lived in a world where a woman who isn't permanently smiling was viewed as a regular person instead of a problem in need of a solution.
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"If there's a brick wall that is standing between minorities and their dreams as entrepreneurs, how can we help the regular person help us in dismantling the wall between us and our dreams?" he posited.
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Lawrence is supposed to be a "regular person" (as Ariana Grande said), a real human being, just your average woman living in the limelight who prefers sweatpants and Netflix over clubs and red carpets, right?
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In Ocean's Twelve, Julia Roberts plays Tess Ocean, who in her own reality is just a regular person who happens to look exactly like Julia Roberts, and whom she therefore impersonates for fun and profit.
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Largely that's because it's just more interesting than common religious expression — "regular person conducts self in unsurprising ways" is not much of a story — but it's also less likely to be criticized for its perceived inaccuracies.
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What is the result when that someone has spent decades living the cloistered existence of one of the most successful entertainers of all time, and has a limited understanding of what a regular person is like?
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In the study, they're injecting PRP under the skin and when a regular person gets the facial treatment, it means getting your face lightly stabbed thousands of times with teeny needles and then applying PRP on top.
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Spielberg said that brands tend to receive less engagement — fewer likes or comments when taking its number of followers into account — from its followers than a regular person or influencer, individuals or celebrities who can sway public opinion.
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There is so much good work to be done, high-impact work that can help a regular person get access to the government's services that they need to have if we can just have more people come to USDS.
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Jackson goes full Willy Wonka, and Kit is a quirky vehicle for Larson, who strikes the right balance between a woman who has literal glitter stuck between her toes, and a regular person just trying to figure shit out.
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While the company's recently released Windows 25 "Creators Update" didn't offer much a regular person could get excited about, it included improvements if you're using the Surface Pen stylus or want to experiment with Microsoft's nascent Mixed Reality platform.
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The launch of Tinder Online comes on the heels of news that Tinder was running a secret, members-only version of the app called Tinder Select, which lets invite-only users toggle between 'celeb' Tinder and regular-person Tinder.
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Read These Stories Next: The Story Behind Paris Hilton's Lost Engagement Ring Is Extremely Luxe Paris Hilton Promotes Yeezy Season 6 Dressed As Kim Kardashian This Is What It's Like To Be A Regular Person With 405k Instagram Followers
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In short: no matter how often the fact checkers point out how the inaccuracies Trump espouses, much of America still thinks he sounds like a regular person and not a politician, and they think that is a good thing.
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Watching the minor the uproar from the sidelines, perhaps the best thing Apple could do is go and create more affordable versions of the Pro Display and Pro Stand that a regular person might actually be able to afford.
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MODELS I think it's important to establish a little coterie of couples whose relationship behavior you like, and could conceivably model yourself after, especially if you don't have a lot of working examples of relationships in your regular person life.
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"The detective in noir sort of stands in for all of us in the sense that he's not an activist, he's not a crusader on the barricades—he's a regular person just doing his job and making a buck," Norton said.
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Cops do it all the time, and you can even do it as a regular person in civil court if you think a commenter has said something defamatory, although it's really expensive and probably not a great use of your time.
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But I find them embarrassing to use in public and, after two or three beers at a bar, I'm ready to smoke a regular cigarette like a regular person, instead of some time-traveling weirdo who smells like strawberry cheesecake.
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Anyone can film themselves eating a spoonful of cinnamon or getting a bucket of ice water dumped on their head, but it's a lot harder for a regular person to photograph themselves pretend-falling down the stairs of a private jet.
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" If Ms. Warren, with a "net worth 100 times mine," decided to donate to his campaign, he asked rhetorically, neatly casting his regular-person-championing opponent as rich herself, "would that pollute my campaign because it came from a wealthy person?
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So if you're a regular person that wants a piece of the action, you are going to have to wait until the tokens begin trading on an exchange, or the networks opens so you can add storage space and "mine" tokens that way.
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Shows like Chef's Table are great and wonderful and have elevated the everyday person's fluency in restaurants and cooking, but what Chef John does is prove that an alternative exists to all that glamour and sexiness if you're just a regular person.
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You learn to forget about it day to day, to not bring it up, since doctors' offices and government forms and fellow parents have apparently begun to forget that you're an outcast and have lapsed into treating you like a regular person.
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But as the Pulitzer-winning writer Richard Rhodes argues in his book "Why They Kill," the popular notion that any regular person is capable of killing under the right circumstances is likely false — it takes a lot to turn someone into a killer.
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All images: Alex Cranz/GizmodoI was slotting my grappling gun back into place on my belt when it became clear to me that Playstation VR isn't just really good VR. Playstation VR is the first virtual reality system any regular person should bother with.
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" That being said, "If there's one secret — if you're not some multimillion-dollar earner … if you're just a regular person with a regular job — what I learned is, how fast you do it will depend on what level of discomfort you're willing to endure.
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Upon review, researchers found many of the studies didn't examine actual user-submitted photos of skin lesions, but photos taken by clinicians, so the photo quality was likely much higher than if a regular person took it themselves (as is the intended use of these apps).
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Using machine learning analytics on a vast database of calling data (3.5 billion calls to date), Seattle-based Hiya's mission has been to supercharge the humble phone call — by providing detailed information about who is calling you, whether it's a regular person or an IRS fraudster.
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Much has been written about self-care in the age of Trump, and there are countless potential palliatives for this horrible modern condition: I could quit drinking, for instance, or get a regular person hobby, or stop bringing my phone everywhere with me, including and especially the bathroom.
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Some also believe that Katy Perry is a grown-up JonBenét Ramsey and, though that's not technically a duplicate example, it's in the same universe of nonsense: What if a famous person was actually not that person, but a regular person who was just pretending to be famous?
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More than 30 years ago, as a young communist party cadre, Xi Jinping stayed in Dvorchak's Iowa bedroom on an agricultural fact-finding mission to the U.S. "He was a young man, he was in his early 30s, he was with a delegation, he was a regular person," Dvorchak told CNBC.
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While you don't have to be a teen to be on TikTok, the app is very much designed for the underdog: The charm of it all is that one regular person in a bathroom in suburbia can reach millions by doing something as stupid as dancing with their arms threaded through their sweatpants.
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"The Russian plays on/Like an endless telethon/How I wish he were Elton John," she sings, as she rises from her seat and (in her imagination, played out onstage) embarks on a wild rave with the ushers and other workers at the concert hall, dancing as a regular person rather than a royal.
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What's even stranger about the change isn't just that we never thought we'd ever see Paris Hilton go brunette — it's that she now actually looks less like a comic-book iteration of the Overindulged Rich Girl character and more like a regular person in the real world... who also occasionally appears in fashion shows dressed as a human bow.
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Here are the main three things wrong with the winner cards in general: Now let's imagine an alternate timeline in which the presenters were given this modified version of the wrong card: It may not seem like much to a regular person, but changing the sizing, positioning, and weight of the text makes a big difference.
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So news from Politico that Zuckerberg has secured the services of Democratic pollster Joel Benenson, one of Barack Obama's chief advisers and chief strategist to presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's disastrously failed 2016 campaign, probably just indicates he wants to compile in-depth statistics on the party affiliations and political views of people across the nation for completely normal, regular person reasons.
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" Her third husband, Jack Herzig, a lawyer who fought against the Japanese as an Army paratrooper in World War II, aided in her search after the couple married in 1978 and moved to Washington, D.C. "She was just a regular person who was wondering, &aposWhy was I plucked out of high school before my senior year and not allowed to graduate?
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Wrenched out of a world that, despite her misery in it, was still the only world she really understood—the only game she knew the rules to, even if it was one she could never win—Selina doesn't know how to function as a regular person, greeting her ex-husband (who is also her current lover) as if he's an anonymous caucus-goer.
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Do you have a sense, and you kind of, I'm not sure if you hit this head on, of what her ... I mean, I know she's trying to create at some point this foundation/real estate project that's sort of in her narrative, but if you're a regular person, you're watching someone essentially bilk people out of thousands of dollars at a time individually, hotels, restaurants, whatever it is.
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