We could socialize together, and the gunmen could socialize together, but separately.
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We definitely socialize our girls to be perfect, and we socialize our boys to be brave.
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"We definitely socialize our girls to be perfect and socialize our boys to be brave," she said.
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Both of these days will be lovely times to socialize.
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They socialize and mingle into the pale hours of morning.
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Socialize strategically and upload that digital presentation to your phone.
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It's clear that she isn't at the studio to socialize.
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You'll want a strain that helps you relax and socialize.
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I socialize with them and have a natter [long chat].
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They sing to facilitate hunts, to socialize, and so on.
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Now, they're able to socialize on their phones, at home.
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Gay people need to come together, socialize, and exchange ideas.
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The Moon enters Libra later on, inspiring you to socialize.
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Women like her have few opportunities to socialize, she said.
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That way we could socialize the benefits of education too.
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They go out and they meet people and they socialize.
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Can you believe that on Saturday you're ready to socialize?
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Dating online has caused us to forget how to socialize.
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They get to socialize, and they get some stress relief.
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The two don't really socialize when they're not working together.
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Mr. Paredes joined the program to help him socialize better.
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"They socialize the risk and privatize the profits," he said.
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They currently socialize at a bus station by the water.
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Citizens have been told not to go out and socialize.
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Kenny did not socialize as much, but he earned respect.
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She did not socialize with men who were not relatives.
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Is work the primary place you socialize with other people?
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The dust up is already affecting his ability to socialize.
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Y'all are trying to force us to socialize with our family," one person tweeted in response to Instagram's error notice, while another wrote, "You tryna force us to socialize with the fam that's what's up!!!!
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"I kind of like the winter because it's an excuse to not socialize, or socialize only at chili nights and holiday parties, which are really superior forms of socialization," an optimistic friend recently told me.
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There wasn't this pressure to socialize or talk to anyone there.
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I try to get up every hour to socialize with coworkers.
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Facebook changed the way we socialize and the way we advertise.
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They're an opportunity to socialize, and they can even be educational.
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But many, especially young folks, hop on to Fortnite to socialize.
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Coupled Scorpios should socialize more together to liven up the bond.
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I didn't really socialize, I isolated myself as much as possible.
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I like to socialize is basically what it comes down to.
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"I was there to socialize," she said of her school days.
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She said she was in, and continued to socialize with others.
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The Moon is in friendly Aquarius today, encouraging you to socialize.
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It's a lovely time to socialize as the moon enters Cancer.
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Today's vibe is friendly, and you're in the mood to socialize.
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Yeah, I don't socialize as much in the industry anymore either.
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Senators crossed party lines to organize hearings, draft legislation, and socialize.
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The two men used to socialize together in Palm Beach, Fla.
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Hansie Haier, 65, goes to the senior center often to socialize.
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They didn't work or even socialize in LGBTQ community at all.
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Still, raters were less inclined to want to socialize with them.
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A great chance to socialize or network will come this afternoon.
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They tend to socialize, and sometimes even go out on dates.
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She taught me how to socialize like a regular American teenager.
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We go out and socialize, and it builds your confidence up.
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Quilting is probably the opposite of how youth socialize these days.
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Visitors walk into the kitchen space where employees gather to socialize.
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Y'all are trying to force us to socialize with our family.
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How will it change how we live, work, socialize and travel?
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Afterward, I would socialize for a while and then slip out.
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To socialize and be with others (even if you spend money).
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Kids socialize on the field AS the game is going on.
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She doesn't sleep or socialize as often as she used to.
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The moon enters Aries, putting you in the mood to socialize.
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The moon in Gemini finds you eager to network and socialize today.
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That's where kids with no cars would go hang out and socialize.
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Like the Wall Street bailouts, stadium subsidies socialize risk and privatize profit.
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In between visits, Cunanan continued to deal drugs, date men, and socialize.
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You do not want to socialize with the couple's relatives and friends.
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"Matt doesn't really socialize much with his friends anymore," the source said.
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And on the 16th, the lunar eclipse encourages you to socialize more.
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It's a fantastic day to socialize—you'll meet some unexpectedly awesome people.
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You're feeling especially flirtatious and charming, eager to socialize and meet people.
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And so that we socialize the benefits as well as the risks.
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Venus opposes Jupiter, making this a fantastic day to socialize and flirt!
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They use the same building but are physically separated and don't socialize.
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You're in the mood to socialize and network with people today, Scorpio.
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The moon is in Capricorn and you're in the mood to socialize.
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Creativity is flowing and you're in the mood to flirt and socialize!
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But you're still totally in the mood to socialize: Invite people over!
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The hall's backstage primarily holds rooms for performers to relax and socialize.
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I hope that archery will be a tool for people to socialize.
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Otherwise, this is just an awesome time to express yourself and socialize.
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The Sun is in friendly Air sign Aquarius, encouraging you to socialize.
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Tonight's a great night to socialize, but make it an early evening.
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Though people already self-segregate based on where they go to socialize.
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The Moon in Cancer finds you in the mood to socialize today.
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If you're finding it hard to socialize, start small, Dr. Norris said.
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Instead they came to socialize, attend cultural events and negotiate political treaties.
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It seems antique and quaint compared to how 2500-somethings now socialize.
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Or happenings that encourage new ways to interact and socialize using video games.
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Mercury connects with Uranus on July 24, a time to connect and socialize.
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No one wants to socialize with you unless you get back in line.
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Cheerleaders could not socialize with Bengals or Bengals personnel except at public events.
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Some will offer you basic platforms to socialize, while others are more specific.
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Also, there's music involved and dancing—we used to socialize a lot then.
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Dr. Sauer says the clinic tries to socialize the animals, especially the puppies.
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This evening, the Moon enters Capricorn, putting you in the mood to socialize.
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People play lawn games, lounge in the sun, crack open beers and socialize.
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But the collective listening experience drove so many people to socialize around it.
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Our toddler burns some energy at the playgroup, and we get to socialize.
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Privatizing common meeting space in the city where Melburnians gather, reflect and socialize.
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The moon's connection with dreamy Neptune makes this a beautiful time to socialize.
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Good riddance to one of the worst places to socialize on the internet.
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With more green space, study authors said, came more opportunity to socialize outdoors.
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He goes once a week to play and socialize with his doggie friends.
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The vibe will be gentle, people will be in the mood to socialize.
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He's also known to socialize with women from multiple seasons of Real Housewives.
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The Moon enters Aquarius tonight, putting you in at the mood to socialize.
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This is where they learn to forage, climb trees, build nests and socialize.
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And some people don't want to socialize with coworkers outside of working hours.
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Sometimes Laura thought, Women who are happy and socialize like to buy dresses.
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The Moon enters lovely Air sign Libra this evening, encouraging you to socialize.
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You're in the mood to socialize today thanks to the moon in Sagittarius.
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I can't go shopping, socialize and unable to see people without falling asleep.
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Couples should socialize together often — and in new locations — to keep things fresh.
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Competing is an opportunity to socialize as well as a chance to exercise.
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Do You Ever 'Mix It Up' and Socialize With Different People at School?
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" Yes, the irony is obvious, with its roaring subtext of "Socialist, socialize thyself.
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For employees raised online, Slack looks and feels like a place to socialize.
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Many gay men in New York are looking for alternative ways to socialize.
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More apartments, more shops, more sidewalks, more public spaces for people to socialize.
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" Ms. Page added, "It wasn't that they were unfriendly, they just didn't socialize.
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They often travel in groups, and they socialize and play quietly and appropriately.
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We thought: Oh, this will be a great place for him to socialize.
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The way we socialize and interact with people in public could change dramatically.
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I am able to socialize with others through school, church and at home.
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The center was a safe place where she could socialize with other students.
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My neighbors come over and socialize and I eat grilled chicken and asparagus.
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They give me a chance to socialize with members of the opposition party.
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When he did socialize, he would drink first, heavily, to dull his anxiety.
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I chose to socialize away from game worlds for a few different purposes.
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This is a time to socialize; you'll meet some unusual (even eccentric!) people.
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I guess the roadblocks are you have to socialize everybody to certain concepts.
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Make time to socialize today, Taurus; there's plenty of fun to be had.
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You've to be capable to socialize and make people have a wonderful time.
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The Moon is in Taurus today, putting you in the mood to socialize.
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This will be an exciting time to socialize and connect with loved ones.
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"We definitely socialize our girls to be perfect and we socialize our boys to be brave," said Reshma Saujani, founder and C.E.O. of Girls Who Code, a nonprofit that aims to increase the number of women working in computer science.
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I gradually began to socialize more in class, picking up "allies" for partnered exercises.
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You will be in the mood to party and socialize, so don't stay home.
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"Democratic Socialists argue that … the government should own or 'socialize' private businesses," Sopo said.
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Kids who socialize in person (without using a screen) are more emotionally well-adjusted. ?
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You're in the mood to socialize today, Aquarius, thanks to the moon in Sagittarius.
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Did the show's stars refuse to talk to each other or socialize off-screen?
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You're working hard this month, but plenty of opportunities to socialize will arrive, too.
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Plus, you'll have built-in time to socialize with friends new or old.3.
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Folks eat, do chores, look after family, socialize, commute and more while using them.
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Today it announces it's raised a $1.2M seed round to socialize mobile code learning.
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I was able to socialize again and beginning to rediscover positive emotions and associations.
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I've already gotten to socialize, so I help the kiddo eat dinner and play.
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The Moon enters fun Fire sign Aries tonight, and you're so ready to socialize.
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It's a fantastic day to socialize, but also to connect intellectually with your partners.
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You'll have a hard time getting motivated to do anything but socialize this morning.
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This won't be easy, though—Sagittarius season starts tonight, finding you eager to socialize.
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There's drama in the air—but whatever, you're still in the mood to socialize.
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Generous energy is flowing in your relationships, and it's a wonderful evening to socialize.
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The prison started bunking two people in each jail cell so they could socialize.
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Coaches also socialize, which they rarely did in the past, and share training tips.
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Their intention is to isolate you and limit your chances to socialize with others.
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"I play and socialize a lot in the online gaming sphere," Mark told me.
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You're in the mood to socialize today, Aries, thanks to the moon in Aquarius!
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Society took it upon itself to socialize people that that's not good citizens behavior.
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The Moon enters friendly Air sign Aquarius today, Aries, so make time to socialize.
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That person might be more likely to go out and socialize, unknowingly infecting others.
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Most of the initial attempts to socialize on our side involved chats about food.
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Hotels have already turned their lobbies into spaces where guests can socialize or work.
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The Moon enters Aquarius today, and you're in the mood to connect and socialize!
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There's a loss of social capital, a loss of places to go and socialize.
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Were patrons at Patricia's of Morris Park there to socialize or for the food?
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In their home country, he had loved to socialize and play sports with friends.
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So what does it mean that we socialize boys away from that inherent need?
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People come together for a few hours to socialize and make the beanie hats.
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" She adds, "Pets, especially dogs, give them purpose, companionship, a reason to exercise and socialize.
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The Moon is in friendly Air sign Gemini, putting you in the mood to socialize.
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You'll definitely be feeling energized to socialize and connect with others during this new moon.
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One mom credits the virtual reality game with helping her autistic son socialize with others.
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The Moon is in fire sign Leo today, putting you in the mood to socialize.
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But don't worry; later this evening the mood will lighten, and you're excited to socialize.
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You'll be in the mood to socialize late this evening when the Moon enters Taurus.
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Dealing with sexism requires new tools to socialize men and women and how they interact.
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Plus, going out with friends and coworkers is a great way to socialize and network.
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Your heart longs to socialize and travel as the moon connects with Venus and Uranus.
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It's a lovely day to socialize, so reach out to people you want to see.
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So when I get a chance to socialize, __ tend to talk and talk and talk.
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The moon in Leo connects with the sun, finding you in the mood to socialize.
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Ikea, it seems, was the preferred place for the elderly to meet up and socialize.
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She has also found "Pokemon Go" useful in helping her son socialize with other kids.
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It can also be used to deliver news, watch movies, socialize and illustrate educational concepts.
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That way you can still eat and socialize, just with some almonds instead of cookies.
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In the military, you live, work, socialize, and deploy with the members of your unit.
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But if you have guests or a roommate, you'd likely want a space to socialize.
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Day care centers provide a place for dogs to socialize and get their daily exercise.
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The Moon is in friendly Fire sign Sagittarius, and you're in the mood to socialize.
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Because of the time it would take people would often take the time to socialize.
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You'll be in the mood to socialize when the Moon enters fiery Aries this evening.
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You're in a mood to socialize thanks to the Moon, which is in Sagittarius today.
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You're in the mood to socialize now that Venus is in friendly Air sign Aquarius!
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You're in the mood to socialize today, thanks to the Moon entering Fire sign Aries.
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""Now you can see Indian tapas, it's more something to share, a way to socialize.
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The Moon enters fun Fire sign Aries today, and you're in the mood to socialize!
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In other words ... what's gonna happen when you can finally socialize again, face-to-face?
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Things like the way we work, socialize and consume will be different for a while.
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In fact, I do not socialize as much because my standards push me to exceed.
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They may not call or socialize as much as usual, or become withdrawn and quiet.
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As people work and socialize from home, video conferencing software Zoom has exploded in popularity.
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Making sure there is enough time for kids to socialize and eat is very important.
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But kids need to learn how to sit and socialize at the table during mealtimes.
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And of course, you&aposll get to socialize with a group of like-minded people.
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So I decided to venture back to a place where I knew I could socialize.
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There are currently no mainstream proposals to fully socialize the United States health care system.
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I felt like an enhanced version of myself, someone who could dance and socialize freely.
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Flirt, socialize, and have fun in the early part of the day and evening, Leo.
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We have community events for our members to socialize, have fun, and develop genuine relationships.
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He really doesn't want to socialize with me between takes which I was quite upset about.
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I'm also not in the mood to socialize, so I happily eat while reading Money Diaries.
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The children attend school in Juba and return to the shelter to sleep, eat and socialize.
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We've enjoyed our creature comforts and are ready to get out into the world and socialize.
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The moon in Cancer encourages you to socialize today, and some lucky meetings may take place.
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Enjoy yourself anyway—it's sure to be a fun time to socialize and have an adventure.
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Characters in the network attend school, socialize and take part in a high-stakes treasure hunt.
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Claire worked tirelessly to train and socialize the pair in preparation for their therapy animal certification.
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School is so important because it's where you learn to coexist with other people and socialize.
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" "When the first season of House of Cards came on Netflix, I didn't socialize with people.
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She also said he is allowed to socialize with others in the jail in common spaces.
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Going down the pub was a normal way to socialize in a small town in Britain.
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The Moon is in air sign Aquarius today, finding you in the mood to socialize, Aries!
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Metzl explained that golf also provides an opportunity to socialize, which in turn contributes to longevity.
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He says the company doesn't even allow its employees to socialize with those of their competitors.
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These are prime opportunities for you to socialize with your boss and develop a friendly repertoire.
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The security environment puts many under curfew restrictions that limit their ability to exercise and socialize.
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You're not interested in cuddles or stupid jokes, but you do want to network and socialize.
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People will be in the mood to socialize on an intellectual level — but also to gossip.
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"It is very hard but they'll socialize and they'll learn and they'll get used to it."
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This will enabled them to socialize with other players and level-up faster, Reliance Jio said.
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The Moon is in fun and friendly Fire sign Sagittarius, and you're very inspired to socialize.
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Also, younger drinkers, who often socialize when drinking, may have more predictable patterns than older ones.
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Gossip also helps to socialize newcomers into groups by resolving ambiguity about group norms and values.
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In Norway, officers socialize with them over meals and prepare them for life after their release.
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In their downtime, performers change clothes, tune their instruments, eat food, and socialize with each other.
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"By creating that opportunity to have fun and to socialize, you create that camaraderie," says Beckstrand.
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It promises to revolutionize how we work, shop, socialize, date, bank, heal, navigate… how we live.
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Larger house dorms feature spacious living rooms and kitchens, where juniors and seniors live and socialize.
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Neighbor Melissa Mathews has lived in the complex three years and only saw them socialize once.
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A healthy slice of adults younger than 30 say they visit the sanctuary mainly to socialize.
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They could socialize into the night, which possibly gave rise to storytelling and other cultural traditions.
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A chance to shop and socialize has been lost at the shuttered Rebel Stop convenience store.
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The Moon enters Earth sign Taurus tonight, encouraging you to connect with your friends and socialize.
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You're in the mood to socialize today, thanks to the Moon in friendly Air sign Libra.
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They weren't necessarily leaning massively toward the volume because people would want to socialize as well.
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The Moon enters social air sign Libra this morning, putting you in the mood to socialize.
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You'll be in the mood to go out and socialize this evening, once Libra season begins!
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You'll be hard at work—but tonight the Moon will enter Aries, encouraging you to socialize.
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The Moon is in friendly Fire sign Leo today, putting you in the mood to socialize!
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YOU CAN SOCIALIZE BETTER SOBER Drinking and smoking eased my social anxiety and seemed like fun.
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"The use of the DPA not only wouldn't, it couldn't, socialize the American economy," he said.
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A good chunk of Istanbul's 215,423 Syrians reside, work, eat, shop, study, and socialize in Fatih.
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Gay men in London pubs and taverns would use Cant to socialize and make sexual contacts.
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How do I politely refrain from staring at yet another screen while I'm trying to socialize?
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The energy shifts as the moon enters Leo, inspiring you to socialize and connect with friends.
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Working three jobs, and with three older children, she said she had no time to socialize.
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But for the Dos Pueblos students C.S.A.W. presented a rare opportunity to socialize face-to-face.
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Lyrics might seem innocuous but they can help socialize people toward extremism, Ms. Di Giorgi said.
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It&aposs a chance for fans to eat, drink, and socialize ahead of the big game.
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"Any student who is involved in a relationship may socialize appropriately on campus," the statement said.
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The two have said in the past they do not socialize much outside the rowing world.
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Because almost everyone attends, they're an important place to socialize with relatives during the weeklong reunion.
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In its earliest iteration, the club brought nudists together to socialize and swim in the nude.
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They give you a chance to socialize with members of the opposition party, it's very important.
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In addition, firm lawyers are encouraged to socialize with clients, which can often involve alcohol, he added.
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Few countries rely so heavily on the internet, be it to conduct business, share information or socialize.
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Most of us have had a moment when we chose to socialize and drink despite being sick.
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With this smart feeder, though, your dog or cat won't have to go hungry while you socialize.
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The only disadvantage is that I can't go out and socialize as much as my friends do.
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This new social network provides support for sobriety, and creates a means to socialize without using drugs.
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I like to eat in the kitchen in the morning for 10 minutes to socialize a bit.
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Quite a few of our friends are here, so we socialize and try amazing burgers and beer.
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The rescue is currently working to socialize Valor and get him the medical help he desperately needs.
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Connect with your friends today, Taurus: The Moon is in Pisces, encouraging you to network and socialize.
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They both live with their husbands now but still socialize a lot and love to travel together.
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You want to relax, you want to socialize, you want to work, you want to be entertained.
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They will impact the way you eat, sleep, have sex, do drugs, work, study, exercise, and socialize.
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We're trying to socialize her and we think the occasional day surrounded by other dogs may help.
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When the manta rays saw their reflections, they didn't try to get friendly and socialize with them.
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The rescuers explained that Herman needed water where he could swim and other ducks to socialize with.
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"Matt doesn't really socialize much with his friends anymore," a source tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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Now, he jokes that his bandmates don't socialize much with him on tour because he's so dull.
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It's where many Bangaloreans come to visit before and after to work to both exercise and socialize.
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You're very excited to socialize today, Gemini, and tonight will bring some great vibes to your partnerships.
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"In school, drinking coffee is also like a fashion symbol and an opportunity to socialize," he said.
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When you go to a job, you meet people, socialize, and feel like you're contributing to society.
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The Moon is in chatty Air sign Gemini today, Leo, putting you in the mood to socialize.
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But the majority socialize within each other's rooms all hours of the night with drink and drugs.
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The trend has spawned coloring parties and clubs where grown-ups get together to color and socialize.
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"We are different than Americans; we do not socialize with them," Nabila's affidavit quoted him as saying.
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"The central living area is a wonderful place to hang out, read books, socialize," Mr. Wanders said.
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A Gemini's favorite thing to do is socialize, and today you'll be doing a lot of it.
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The new moon in Gemini on the 4th will get us all in the mood to socialize.
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Indeed, it has been widely reported that Mueller and Barr are personal friends whose families socialize together.
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While I have great affection for him, we do not socialize or speak outside of this party.
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I boulder and socialize for a bit after class but my body's too wiped out for much.
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At the beginning, it was just "don't socialize," meaning don't go to crowded spots, don't shake hands.
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You need to socialize, do fun things, and stay active if you want to feel your best.
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The pleasant weather also urges us outdoors, where we're likely to socialize and meet potential new partners.
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Apps like Houseparty have seen huge increases in downloads as people try to socialize without leaving home.
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As she recovered, Snow slowly started taking acting jobs again, but had to relearn how to socialize.
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Features like 'people nearby' and 'shake' are designed to help you make new connections or socialize offline.
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I asked Anya Strzemien to explain why she makes me leave the office to socialize every month.
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Even though the Moon in Virgo is encouraging you to socialize, the vibe today isn't very friendly.
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The Moon is psychic Water sign Scorpio today, and you're in the mood to connect and socialize.
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Since 2004, it has been considered a safe place for Orlando's LGBT residents to socialize, drink and dance.
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If I've been calculating all day, I can't even socialize later; I am so not in English mode.
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It's helpful to socialize your dog on a consistent basis so that they are comfortable with unknown situations.
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We talk about the book for about 20 minutes then socialize and talk about all sorts of things.
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The two groups did socialize after hours, but it was a far more innocent affair, Ms. Mampuy said.
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This morning finds you in an especially productive mood, while the energy tonight finds you eager to socialize.
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Severe wildfires mean we must prepare clean air shelters so people can get exercise and socialize despite smoke.
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"The child feels like they have no privacy or ability to socialize independently of their parents," notes Bason.
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Is it to create illusions of safety around ourselves and those who look like and socialize with us?
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The inmates work to socialize the dogs, teaching them to trust people, behave appropriately and obey simple commands.
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The company's zeal for inventing new ways to socialize is admirable, though not always a sound business strategy.
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"Facebook is more of a platform where you socialize and create a conversation in a community," he said.
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It is so nice to go out and socialize, but we are all exhausted from our busy weeks.
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We're there to cheer our kids on, have fun, and socialize with each other, not scorn one another.
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They're a bunch of 20-somethings who don't feel like venturing out of their comfortable homes to socialize.
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You might be the workaholic of the zodiac, but this November, you will certainly make time to socialize.
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It's revolutionized the way we socialize, and for that, it deserves a huge amount of respect and credit.
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The Moon enters fellow inventive, genius Air sign Aquarius, inspiring you to socialize and have some adventures tonight.
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The moon in Aquarius connects with Jupiter at 11:02 PM, and we're in the mood to socialize.
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Many youth apartments feature a "co-living" theme with a common space where tenants can socialize after work.
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Just because wining and dining is the most popular way to socialize doesn't mean it's the only way.
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Yet the races in this city of 21969,22013 people work and socialize together in ways unimaginable decades ago.
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The Moon is in fun fire sign Sagittarius today, encouraging you to socialize and connect with likeminded people.
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It's not just where people pray or study but also where they socialize and share news and gossip.
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They can provide students same-age peers with whom to socialize and a safety net to rely on.
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Sometimes they even conjure up national security arguments so that the fossils can continue to socialize their soot.
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But just like golf, it has become a way for investors and executives to socialize and strike deals.
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Scientists who have raised the alarm are accused of being part of a liberal plot to socialize America.
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The long table inevitably makes it hard to socialize with more than two people at any given time.
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Today's moon in Virgo finds you in the mood to socialize—however, some confusion or drama may arrive.
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I hope it encourages people to look more critically at how we socialize ourselves into narrow gender roles.
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Your friends help you chill during Aries season, so don't forget to socialize amidst all your busy work.
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Mercury finally leaves Pisces on Wednesday, shifting your focus from work so you can finally party and socialize.
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People use these [mobile networks] to socialize, to work, to look people up in case of an emergency.
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The moon enters fun and generous fire sign Leo, encouraging you to catch up with friends and socialize.
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Here's how to set up a Group FaceTime call, so you don't forget what it's like to socialize.
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There are a few benches for people to socialize and a shelf and plastic bin for non-perishables.
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No one will be allowed to leave their homes to socialize or work, except those doing essential services.
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No one will be allowed to leave their homes to socialize or work, except those doing essential services.
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The occasion of roll-call votes typically presents the spectacle of senators lingering on the floor to socialize.
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"It wasn't easy for me to socialize with other kids when I got back from touring," she said.
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People will be in the mood to socialize, and you can expect news from faraway places to arrive.
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But our guests seem happy fending for themselves, and we still have plenty of time to socialize. Thoughts?
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Graham have come up with a good idea but one that we haven't had time to socialize yet.
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Games are virtual worlds where players socialize, build things, and own assets much like in the real world.
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Workers say wanting to live and socialize in the heart of the city is one of the reasons.
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If I only socialized with people who agreed with me, I'd have practically no one to socialize with.
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In Wellington, New Zealand, the family discovers jaw-dropping views and seemingly endless friends with whom to socialize.
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At my parents' house, where I was staying until I got settled, couldn't talk, eat, sleep or socialize.
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As much as you want to socialize, difficult issues will be coming up for you to contend with.
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I agree with all of that, but it seems unlikely that we'll be able to socialize these technologies.
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Some lucky meetings will happen today, Scorpio, so make sure to get out of your house and socialize.
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You're craving privacy today, but when the Moon enters Taurus this evening, you'll be in the mood to socialize.
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Everyone was too focused on the music to socialize much, but she got a lot of smiles from people.
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The company aims to be a third place, after work and home, where people can spend time and socialize.
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I won't talk to them like I'm being forced to socialize with other parents at a kiddie birthday party.
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The big picture: The vision is that driverless cars will chauffeur you anywhere while you relax, work or socialize.
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Did AOC say that she'd socialize American farming on January 24, 2024, in Des Moines, Iowa, or didn't she?
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This includes limiting their social media activity as well as the people they choose to date and socialize with.
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I feel like I've already drank a lot this week, but I want to socialize at my new job.
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They socialize to an extraordinary degree (at least two couples who met in line here have since gotten married).
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It's a time to socialize with your friends and coworkers, get out of the office on time, and relax.
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It met vociferous opposition within the United States, with some claiming it represented an attempt to "socialize" lunar resources.
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They've not kept up to date with the digital world and in particular the world that kids socialize on.
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Smoking, well, it's an opportunity to socialize with people outside of the loud bar and maybe meet someone new.
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She does not socialize with other children and is afraid to travel and to be away from her father.
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I did socialize with two food bloggers there, who told me that puréed chickpeas taste exactly like cookie dough.
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Workplace is both a desktop and mobile app much like Facebook, but for your colleagues to socialize and communicate.
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What's always fascinated me is how this market brings together two groups who normally don't socialize: critics and collectors.
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You're not in the mood to socialize—you're too busy trying to get famous and accomplish your goals today.
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You always have time and energy to socialize, Libra, but you're especially eager to network as Mars enters Leo!
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It's a fantastic day to reach out to your friends and socialize, Capricorn, thanks to the moon in Scorpio.
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The Moon might be in the sign of hard work (Capricorn) but you're in the mood to socialize, Pisces.
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He noted that even though the event can be somber, people are still looking to have fun and socialize.
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Block out specific times to socialize with your peers, such as during breaks between work or eating lunch together.
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Speakers unwilling to spend extra time with a guest who wants to socialize day or night won't last long.
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Barlow says that it took her longer than expected to do everyday things like find a job and socialize.
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Happiness is the secret to success, so make sure you're out socialize starting Thursday and well through the weekend.
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Workers said they had almost no time to socialize or even leave their hotels between long hours at Tornillo.
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It's a great space to start the morning with coffee, unwind with a drink, or just lounge and socialize.
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And if they're going to have friends, they're forced to socialize with nonwhites, which means pushing past their preconceptions.
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A young woman from a good family would never socialize on a business occasion like that, some men said.
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Right now, some people are finding ways to socialize through watching movies together on Netflix or other streaming services.
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This accelerates the timeline of virtual worlds being a mainstream place to hang out and socialize in daily life.
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But guests didn't want to socialize with others, chat with the host, or get work done on the computer.
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You're in the mood to socialize today thanks to the moon in Leo, a sign that loves to celebrate.
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It's a lot easier to believe this when the people getting offended aren't people that you yourself socialize with.
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At my parent's house, where I was staying until I got settled, I couldn't talk, eat, sleep or socialize.
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A growing number of people are staying home because someone they work with or socialize with has tested positive.
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The coffee chain has emphasized its identity as a place where people can gather and socialize over the years.
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He insisted on introductions among the many busy careerists on the block with little time or inclination to socialize.
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Those who are not ready to throw up their hands and socialize American health care should support them all.
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In Jakarta, the capital, many Muslim women socialize freely with men, ride motorbikes and decline to wear head scarves.
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The booker, Estee Adoram, greeted Jones with a hug and implored her to perform, but she preferred to socialize.
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As the internet has reinvented the way we socialize and express ourselves, American activism has struggled to stay effective.
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They are rarely allowed to socialize outside their bases; for news, they are given access to Chinas state media.
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The yoga classes and readings hosted by the Austin library system became my favorite way to socialize for free.
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Still further along, women socialize in front of a wall covered in an intricate black-and-white abstract pattern.
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A Survey Says Men and women still don't seem to have figured out how to work or socialize together.
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Others added that there were no safe spaces, no places to socialize, and no LGBT activities in the area.
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The ideas usually get more and more exaggerated as we socialize the thoughts amongst ourselves and draw out imagery.
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They spend less time in rooms and like to socialize and work in vibrant lobbies with a sense of community.
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The moon wanes in Libra emphasizing the need to socialize and connect until Saturday morning at 10:56 AM EST.
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The episode also takes viewers to an animal shelter where teens read to dogs and cats to help socialize them.
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"The U.S. won't socialize recharging forever," said Indiana University's Graham, just like the federal government doesn't run gas stations today.
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You're in the mood to socialize today, thanks to the Moon in Aries, but watch out for drama this afternoon.
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I got to go to dances and socialize, which made me feel like I still had a 'normal' teenage life.
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And the service dog students get the opportunity to socialize and learn basic commands from a variety of friendly faces.
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NAMBLA membership meant the ability to socialize with other members at activist events, and a subscription to the NAMBLA newsletter.
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The Moon is in Capricorn, putting you in the mood to socialize, but watch out for drama early this evening.
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A well-chosen board game is a great way to socialize, have fun, and give your brain a strategic workout.
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"It's where we come together to pray and socialize, but also to get information from people we trust," says Friend.
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At 23, she was diagnosed with Asperger's, a high-functioning type of autism that can make it difficult to socialize.
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You'll find yourself craving more down time and rest—but you won't be any less in the mood to socialize!
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"Hotel Influenza" features private hotel-like rooms with television and internet, as well as common areas where volunteers can socialize.
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Suite guests will also have access to "Richard's Rooftop," an exclusive outdoor deck where they can drink, tan or socialize.
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But another compelling use case for the software is allowing an app's users to socialize and interact with each other.
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"I really threw myself into it, and that became everything, to the point where I didn't even socialize," he explained.
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The Moon enters Fire sign Aries this morning, putting you in an amicable mood, eager to socialize and share ideas.
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Men often tend to socialize around alcohol and violent sporting events, and women sometimes feel threatened in environments like that.
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Today I manage all the other drivers, but I still make a trip every now and then, just to socialize.
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Black parents view this book as a resource to help them balance realism with hope as they socialize their children.
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After the set, the players typically socialize over a drink or two, eventually drifting off for evening gigs or teaching.
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You're in the mood to socialize as the moon enters fire sign Aries, and you're also daydreaming about the future.
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People also say it's easy to socialize and find leisure activities, and that the cost of living is relatively low.
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Such societies anteceded the modern welfare state; they were a way to spread — indeed socialize — risk without compulsion or coercion.
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The discrepancies can be a source of confusion and frustration, especially for younger people who frequently socialize across ethnic lines.
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Not only has social media shaped the ways in which people socialize, it is now being weaponized toward political ends.
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Horse-drawn carts pass through occasionally and people socialize outside the dispensary for basic goods on the government's ration card.
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Yes, the opportunity to socialize and flirt was nice, but biting into my same sandwich every afternoon was genuinely good.
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You're going to socialize a lot today; however, make it an early night in, or at least don't overbook yourself.
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For independent game makers who work alone, it can be an opportunity to test an idea, socialize and share skills.
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During long days spent with scissors and bud in hand, workers would socialize on farmhouse couches or listen to podcasts.
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As a natural introvert who is generally happier behaving like an extrovert, I needed someone to force me to socialize.
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The Moon is in friendly Air sign Libra today, making this a wonderful time to socialize and meet new people.
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The Moon is in Sagittarius today, putting you in the mood to socialize; however, watch out for some communication difficulties.
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Extended families live on either side, and some residents cross weekly, or even daily, to work, study, shop, and socialize.
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It already influences whom we socialize with on Facebook, whom we marry, what news we read and where we live.
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The Internet was a gold nugget we found because we could socialize with other positive people all over the country.
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In online virtual worlds, they can socialize knowing their avatar body won't be incarcerated if they inadvertently reveal their pedophilia.
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Her circle of friends consists mostly of people she knew from prison, but she doesn't go out much, doesn't socialize.
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Suite guests will also have access to "Richard's Rooftop," an exclusive outdoor deck where they can drink, relax or socialize.
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A productive energy flows and you're in the mood to socialize today as the moon enters charming air sign Libra.
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Tam said she will now refer to distancing measures as "physical distancing," and encouraged Canadians to continue to socialize virtually.
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Embarrassment is a signal that family, school and peer groups — the main institutions that socialize us — are doing their job.
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It's a lovely day to socialize as the moon in cool Aquarius connects with the sun and lucky planet Jupiter.
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"It's pretty hairy when the best stories right now are attached to a group I also socialize with," she admits.
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As Facebook starts to grow stale after 15 years on the market, users are looking for new ways to socialize.
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Workplaces should "become obsessed with deviant behavior," he added, and socialize everyone with proper training, starting with first-line supervisors.
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"I'm convinced that we believe this because we presume it, and then socialize other people to believe it," Martin said.
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Create a 'watercooler' Employee camaraderie plays a major role in productivity and morale, so give workers an outlet to socialize.
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But the lobby also has a cafe at the far end, and plenty of spaces to sit and work or socialize.
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They give fans the opportunity to eat, socialize and energize before they head into the stadium to watch their team play.
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To make the situation worse, the expat community here is very small and tightly knit so teachers also socialize a lot.
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Based on those studies, the researchers scrutinized the composition of groups inside Google: How often did teammates socialize outside the office?
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You're in the mood to spend time with friends and socialize today, Cancer, thanks to the moon entering Taurus this morning.
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Parents regularly make use of shame to teach their children about acceptable behavior — that is, to socialize them into the tribe.
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Private cabanas within the lounge, inspired by tech company offices like Square and Uber, allow people to socialize privately, he said.
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You've been all business lately, Cancer, but today, when the Moon enters chill Taurus, you'll be in the mood to socialize.
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Using drugs to stay up on your work, or drinking to socialize more fluidly with your colleagues are both easy solutions.
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I drag my conversation skills out of the dusty compartment I shoved them in after graduation and force myself to socialize.
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Cloud computing, smartphones, social media platforms, and Internet of Things devices have already transformed how we communicate, work, shop, and socialize.
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I work a full-time job, freelance, go to school, go to the gym, socialize, and carry out other adult responsibilities.
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Eventually the rats become junkies and die… unless you put them in an environment where they can socialize, eat and mate.
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Friendship is on your mind, too: The Moon is in warm Fire sign Leo, putting you in the mood to socialize.
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When he's finally regrouped enough to socialize on Saturdays, it's usually past dark—and naturally, he's looking for a dark bar.
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Mr. Martinez worked part time, leaving little time to socialize with his wealthier classmates, who were enjoying the full college experience.
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But that's not a reality in today's world, when social media is a key way teens socialize and spend their time.
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It was those things that drew creative people who could go there, meet, and socialize with, I suppose, quite seedy people.
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You're in the mood to socialize today, tanks to the moon in Aquarius—but don't plan a get-together this evening!
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On first glance, it could simply seem like a colorfully decorated lounge space with artsy people of color eager to socialize.
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Once a week, members have a "drinker's lounge" meeting, said Culbertson, where they can socialize, find support, and discuss harm reduction.
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"The stories of how everyday Latinos engaged with baseball to acculturate, socialize and organize within their communities are fascinating," Díaz said.
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I wasn't here to socialize with other Brits, to regard the locals with amused disdain, then scram when it suited me.
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For Bill Clinton, the rarefied world of private plane tarmacs has long been a place for a former president to socialize.
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You're in the mood to socialize thanks to the moon in fire sign Aries, and you're running into exciting people today.
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You're in the mood to socialize, but don't stay out too late: This evening will bring some overwhelming and emotional issues.
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She's held all of the goats every day since birth to socialize them and trains them to be polite to guests.
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The moon enters Capricorn, asking you to get organized, even though Gemini season is here and you just want to socialize!
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With the skin tone work, it started as something on the side that we needed to socialize a number of times.
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This in turn improves our immune system and our moods; we go to work feeling refreshed, perform better and socialize more.
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I've been staying away from my elderly parents for weeks, and out of caution don't socialize with any friends right now.
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"When we were drawing up our list, there are tons of people that we socialize with all the time," he added.
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I think the fashion industry has a reputation of being filled with superficial, frivolous, lazy people who socialize all the time.
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Whenever I get to see them in person it is always at school and we never have much time to socialize.
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Make dinner for friends at home, he suggested, so you can still socialize without having to pay for pricey restaurant meals.
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Mitchell and Jessen had interrogators, including themselves, socialize with some of the prisoners by watching movies, eating or reading with them.
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Later, when we made the plunge to start home schooling, people would often ask, How does she socialize with other children?
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That might mean mixing up your pace, but it lets you get in a workout and socialize at the same time.
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"This is essentially changing the way people socialize, the way people live their lives, changing their mind-sets," Mr. Huang said.
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Which of their fellow students did they socialize with — share meals and go to a movie with, invite into their homes?
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They continued to meet and socialize in postwar Maglaj, and at one point began spontaneously to talk about the war together.
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We recently moved to a new building, so this is an attempt to get us to socialize with our new floormates.
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But Star Wars fans have used the internet to socialize (and bicker) since the beginning of the franchise and the internet.
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Later I joined the track team for a year in high school — mainly to socialize — and I still remember the uniform.
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"They also meet after lunch in the square to have a chat, enjoy a game of cards and socialize," he added.
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Because elites tend to socialize with other elites, they can talk themselves into thinking that their ideas seem like common sense.
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We find ourselves aware of the power and unaccountability of the new marketplaces in which we socialize, communicate and do business.
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You're in the mood to socialize today; however, you're feeling really torn about who you want to spend your time with.
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It's interesting that people persistently describe the internet as a digital cat park, where cat people can finally socialize via their pets.
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As people sleep, eat and socialize in a tight space such as a cruise ship, viruses and bacteria can move even faster.
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You'll have plenty of energy to get work done and socialize over the next few weeks, but give yourself a break today.
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But like any form of exercise, it can actually be a way to have fun, socialize, and improve your all-around wellbeing.
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The Moon is in Pisces today, putting you in the mood to socialize; however, some stress about your finances will come up.
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Over the six months I visit the refugees there, they eat, socialize, and work on their English language skills as a group.
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I try to make it in twice a week, mostly for the opportunity to socialize with people who are not my dog.
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And of course, virtual reality companies, including giants like Facebook, have long been refining their 3D avatars to let users socialize online.
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Customers can go socialize with the tree they nurtured either by attending the company's annual party or by visiting their tree independently.
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During his hospital stays, it's hard for Cooper to be in his room since he's talkative and likes to socialize, Baltzell said.
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Little by little, women are becoming more self-sufficient and using the library less often or coming mainly to socialize, he added.
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Thornton told TMZ that he did not socialize much with Heard on or off set, and that their relationship was strictly professional.
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The moon enters Aquarius and meets with Venus, the planet of love and harmony, making for a wonderful day to socialize, Aries.
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In addition, high school males are more likely than females to use tobacco, and could expose girls they socialize with, King said.
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In the letter, Constand said she couldn't talk, eat, sleep or socialize after Cosby assaulted her back in 2004 at his home.
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It informs who we vote for, who we socialize with, the music we listen to, and the art and media we consume.
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In the broader history of the city, dedicated spaces just for people of color to socialize and work have been extremely rare.
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Collaboration app integrations with the new platform could become its hub for tools that help companies get work done, not just socialize.
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In addition to having a chance to socialize, attending fans can look forward to a full day's worth of Pokémon-catching activities.
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We tend to think of rituals as things that tell us what to do — to socialize us into certain ways of acting.
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Worsening air quality limits the time people can exercise or socialize outside; both activities are big stress relievers, studies have shown. 13.
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Just because a News Feed and instant messaging are useful for work doesn't mean you want your boss seeing how you socialize.
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Johnson still socialize, and on a recent summer day, made meltingly hot by a heat wave, met to play bridge at Mrs.
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Laundry machines are also included in each dorming area at Texas Christian University, as are lounges for students to study and socialize.
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How can I still be connected, I can still have great relationships, without pressuring myself to function or socialize like an extrovert?
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The center also offers lots of ways to socialize, including singles gatherings, travel partner matches and three bands that members can join.
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I was kind of introverted with my feelings—I'm cool to socialize; that's another thing—but I express myself best on paper.
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After drying out, it took me a few weeks to get up the courage to socialize with people who'd known me before.
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All sperm whales do the same things — feed, swim, babysit, defend, socialize — but how they do them is different around the world.
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The moon in Cancer finds you in the mood to socialize—but some drama pops up and your patience has run out!
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College, in this case, you're in the dorm with the guys and you had to go out of your way to socialize.
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For some, of course, it might mean a slight shift in how you socialize—at least for the first couple of months.
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But success isn't all that's on your mind; you're also in the mood to socialize, and some chance meetings will occur today.
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You're sensitive about your home life, Scorpio, but don't worry: More chances to connect with others, and socialize, come later this month.
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They described trouble with workplace politics, the inability to socialize in a group, and finding they simply couldn't navigate life's unwritten rules.
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Stern revealed the news while petting the couple's resident cat, Mooshu Peaches Stern, who he has been working closely with to socialize.
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"Some people think it's just a place for the children of the elite to socialize," he says, visiting his old prep school.
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"When we were drawing up our list, there are tons of people that we socialize with all the time," Benson told PEOPLE.
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Your friend, on the other hand, seems to want to socialize, even if she doesn't have the energy to organize it herself.
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Democrats, by contrast, have responded by changing their personal health behaviors, and supporting policies that socialize the costs of testing and treatment.
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So, the chapter is set to close — though the men will still socialize and speak at schools and meetings when they can.
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Many people are turning to massively multiplayer online games (MMOs) like Fortnite and PUBG to socialize, with gameplay as a secondary interest.
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"I make sure that they've had all their shots and socialize them with people who come in and out of the store."
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Although they haven't been known to socialize with the dead, a strain of second sight is said to run in the family.
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They socialize, relax and have a few laughs as steam from the hot water rises up past the picturesque Idaho mountain views.
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I went to two last week, which was great, because that means free drinks and free food, so I can socialize without paying.
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On Friday, Mercury will square off with Jupiter, putting you in the right mental state to get out of the house and socialize.
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" He added, "It can be difficult as a young adult to socialize without alcohol, or at least it seems like it to me.
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The idea is to provide outlets for people who want to socialize in a bar-like location, but without having to drink alcohol.
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This trickles down to the way we socialize kids — girls are expected to be caretakers, boys the ones who will deliver a return.
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A team of researchers from Singapore's Nanyang Technological University found that Wii-type games allow the elderly to socialize and exercise while playing.
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The typical hangout for young black men is outside small corner grocery stores where they socialize and become themselves targets of violent crimes.
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The bustle could also make them reluctant to socialize in off-hours, which could lead them to burn out and change jobs faster.
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In contrast, on Team B, people may speak over one another, go on tangents and socialize instead of remaining focused on the agenda.
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This is the part of California where you see Confederate flags, and where many people only socialize with people who look like them.
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On the flip side, if you are someone who chooses not to drink, it can make it difficult to go out and socialize.
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Survival alone doesn't account for the way we eat—it's also about history, how we socialize, convenience, and, yes, the craving for variety.
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Herman was taken to a vegetarian farm, where he will be allowed to swim, socialize and relax for the rest of his life.
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It's at a nice bar, but since I don't drink I'm going to socialize and make sure everyone else has a good time.
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As soon as the rats open their eyes, they are introduced to various stimuli and learn how to socialize and interact with people.
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Used to living in flocks, fledglings who are abandoned run the risk of not learning how to socialize and or to walk properly.
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Yet, despite the hue and cry, we are unwilling to regulate, support, or Heaven forfend, socialize that which we consider a human right.
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The weekend: It gives people a much-needed break from work and a chance to socialize, sleep in, and practice some self-care.
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When the classes started, teachers read names and nationalities out to make it easier to socialize, but that didn't really work for me.
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The second was to blunt the momentum of Snapchat, which has become the default place to share and socialize for a younger generation.
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You're in the mood to socialize, with the Moon in Earth sign Taurus lighting up the part of your chart that rules socializing.
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Many fans and critics are praising its ability to bring gaming into the real world, forcing Pokémon fans to go outside and socialize.
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The PR campaign appeared to work, and despite being a convicted sex offender, Epstein continued to socialize in wealthy inner circles for years.
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The PR campaign appeared to work, and Epstein, despite being a convicted sex offender, continued to socialize in wealthy inner circles for years.
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"As [millennial workers] increasingly blur that line between work and life, creating opportunities to really socialize in the workplace is important," he says.
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Time spent on the islands is brief because there are no hotels or restaurants, but tourists are encouraged to socialize with local fishermen.
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That includes a change in mental and social behavior, such as an increase in anxiety and depression or a decreased ability to socialize.
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"Their parents suffer from the same anxiety, push them to perform, rather than socialize, and are afraid to let them fail," she added.
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Some of the halls have outdoor communal areas where students can socialize around red tiled lined fountains or hang out around outdoor balconies.
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Ms. Ilich, newly single after the breakup of a long relationship, had been pushing herself to socialize after having recently moved to Boulder.
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But precious vacation time being wasted as they socialize virtually instead of engaging in the moment is the bane of 21st-century parenting.
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The new study replicates that earlier finding and shows that people are less likely to socialize with people they perceive as sleep-deprived.
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It is far more difficult to reach out to others for help when people no longer socialize in person or on the phone.
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They market themselves as spots for families or friends to visit together, to socialize in person and t be waited on by staff.
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When politicians sent mixed messages about the severity of the crisis, declaring victory prematurely and relaxing restrictions too soon, people continued to socialize.
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Many people, including Asha and Ahmed, who don't usually play video games, are getting into "Animal Crossing" to socialize during this isolating time.
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You're in the mood to socialize today, thanks to the Moon in Sagittarius; however, you'll find yourself in a serious mood this evening.
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Witnesses are forbidden to socialize outside the organization; higher education is discouraged; and questioning doctrine is an offense punishable by disfellowshipping, or shunning.
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I go to work the following week for two days—it's kind of tiring, but very nice to see everyone again and socialize.
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Six patients, usually men, are initially placed at a rural retreat and weaned off electronics while being taught how to socialize and exercise.
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If you're at a loss for inventive ways to socialize, gather a group of friends to join TikTok and duet with each other.
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The Bolsheviks also liberalized divorce laws, guaranteed reproductive rights and attempted to socialize domestic labor by investing in public laundries and people's canteens.
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"People can socialize and chat when they're playing games, and oftentimes that's not possible when people are dancing to loud music," she said.
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Virgin Atlantic decided to offer business-class passengers a place to retreat to whether it be to socialize, work, or even give presentations.
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My epiphany came from a reporting trip when I spent a week at a monkey colony in Puerto Rico watching rhesus macaques socialize.
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In short, it meant teamwork — often in the Japanese style — on the job and in union-management retreats to socialize and swap ideas.
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An annual Filipino "fiesta" was added to the town's events calendar in 2015, and every week seems to include an opportunity to socialize.
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Research shows that instead of making us more isolated in public space, mobile devices actually make us more likely to linger and socialize.
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She said she found it unacceptable for them to have a professional space to socialize and interact that excluded her and other women.
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For caregivers to be able to socialize and make new, strong friendships, to love and hug and cry together is such a blessing.
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The company is also looking to improve its restaurants' music and lighting and use seating that encourages customers to socialize with each other.
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The gender gap might have something to do with differences in how girls and boys game, and how they socialize, the study suggests.
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But even when interviews are founded on mutual respect, critics say, they socialize youth to blurred sexual boundaries with men in authority positions.
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And many others tell me they&aposre introverts who find it hard to socialize with strangers or people they don&apost know well.
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"If you define Chinatown as a place where people work, live and socialize, then it will most likely disappear," he said in 2009.
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The design provides for sleeping, showering and light eating with the intent of encouraging residents to get outdoors or socialize in public areas.
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In fact, millennials have admitted in surveys they check their email while they walk, talk, workout, socialize and while they sit in bed.
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Presenting a dimly lit pub scene inside, the bar offers an environment in which guests can socialize away from the allure of alcohol.
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But there are also formal or informal educational events, and "munches," meetings in public spaces to socialize—an especially welcoming environment for newcomers.
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Make time in your busy work schedule to socialize today, Capricorn, because fantastic energy is flowing, helping you connect with brilliant, creative people.
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Generally speaking, I think individuals just want to socialize with people in their own race because it is less stressful and less confusing.
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The Moon enters friendly Fire sign Leo this evening, highlighting the part of your chart that rules friendship—get out and socialize today.
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Was his dad intrinsically racist, or did he simply not have anyone else to socialize with besides the KKK members who had embraced him?
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The hut where Amas rest, warm up and socialize after dives, typically holds around five people and is heated by a wood fuelled fire.
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Painting can be a very solitary undertaking, and having other artists around is hugely beneficial so I can see others work and simply socialize.
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Advisers say their clients need this type of assistance because they work, socialize and travel too frequently to take care of mundane tasks themselves.
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The puppies at Pets Yoga sessions are all provided by breeders who want their dogs to socialize before they go to their new homes.
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We needed the education, we needed to socialize, we needed to forgive each other, and we needed to get to know each other again.
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He has been trying to socialize himself, though, and we meet the wallpaper of people who he's surrounded himself with while we were going.
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Exhibit A: The massive success of Fortnite, the game that has become as much a way to socialize online as it is to play.
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" Asked if sober life is lonely because he can no longer socialize with some of his former acquaintances, he said: "No, it's a relief.
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I was ready to socialize, but $190 a month wasn't enough money for a social life plus necessities like electricity and soap and tampons.
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The culture of the European Tour is just a little bit different in terms of guys socialize a little bit more with each other.
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Taken from a podium several meters high, Vitali's photograph portrays an overcrowded pier where people have gathered in their swimsuits to sunbathe and socialize.
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You're in the mood to socialize today thanks to the moon in fire sign Sagittarius—but do you know who your real friends are?
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And if that weren't enough, Trusted Reviews reports that RDR2 will come with a companion app to let players socialize, and even play poker.
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They don't know much about how this African creature eats, how they socialize, how they mate or what the little guys do for fun.
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"Raters were much more willing to socialize with someone they considered attractive than someone unattractive, and attractive people looked substantially healthier, " the researchers added.
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You're in the mood to socialize as the moon enters charming air sign Libra, but making plans isn't so easy thanks to Mercury retrograde.
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Ruddy is a long-time friend of Trump's and is known to socialize with guests at the president's members-only club in Palm Beach.
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Once Mercury enters Cancer on Tuesday, you're going to be tempted to socialize and go on dates as there's chatter in your friend group.
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Additionally, I was aware that at this stage in my life, couples are pairing up, and socialize generally with other couples or with families.
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Beyond that, it's been shown that "people with worse hearing socialize less - because it's hard - and thus have fewer intellectually stimulating conversations," Golub said.
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I created our own supper clubSupper clubs are typically places where people come in their finest attire and socialize while enjoying a delicious meal.
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Right now, she cannot even practice or socialize with the team, though she may hit with local players or some of Army's top men.
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Unlike her reclusive father, who once told a colleague that he prefers the company of cats to that of people, Rebekah likes to socialize.
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"Under the heat lamp, grandparents and parents sip hot chocolate and socialize with each other, while the kids are speeding along (on) the ice."
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The Moon is in friendly Air sign Aquarius today, putting you in the mood to socialize—just watch out for some drama this morning.
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The Moon enters friendly Air sign Gemini this morning, putting you in the mood to socialize today, but watch out for drama this evening.
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This push comes at a time when more users are shifting over to private messaging apps to socialize and spend time on their phones.
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It was a place where I could socialize like the extroverted college kid I wished I was and meet people from all different majors.
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In sending my 2-year-old son to preschool (he is now 4), I worried about how his teachers and classmates would socialize him.
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After arguments about Brexit, Mr. Hawkins sees less of his two best friends, who now tend to socialize or take bike rides without him.
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And we unwittingly perpetuate these gender stereotypes, and the resulting psychological barriers they create, in the ways we socialize our children, Ms. Saujani said.
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The VCs again are ... I don't think the triangle, but it's an interlocking group of people who socialize in the same places and stuff.
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The region is now changing the entire world in tangible ways — how we communicate and work, how we organize and socialize, how we learn.
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They are the retired men who socialize on weekday afternoons at Fortunato Brothers Café & Pasticceria, conversing in a mingling of Italian dialects and English.
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They are refusing to isolate and still socialize in large groups; they are perpetuating a type of elder neglect that is tantamount to abuse.
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For the first half of their history, these pools were low-cost, high-fun places to mix, socialize, see, be seen and cool off.
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"Watching Sarah try to socialize when she was little was like watching her try to play jump rope games," she mentioned at one point.
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Travelers can help socialize and clean the dogs, said to be safe from contamination, with a group that is working to promote their adoption.
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Apps like this level the playing field and make it a lot easier for people of different incomes to socialize together with less awkwardness.
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The lawsuit portrays a close-knit circle of executives and sales representatives who socialize at golf outings, cocktail parties and "girls' night out" events.
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We must change how we socialize our boys into men: that we should reward empathy, care and collaboration, instead of dominance, control, and aggression.
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These "parties," as she calls them, are a chance for fashion-conscious Rwandans to have a fun night out and socialize with each other.
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Many of us just accept the assumption that dog parks are good places to socialize a dog, but that may not be the case.
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"The dog park is not a place for you to let your dog run unsupervised while you socialize with other people," Mr. Hof said.
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Without Section 230, the internet would be a more confined place, one with fewer spaces where we can all gather, socialize and share ideas.
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Veterinarian Wendy Hauser told Insider that pet owners should never force a cat to socialize or cuddle when they are not in the mood.
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They pray and socialize at an Islamic center, the children go to school, and her husband has found work at a food packaging company.
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Fridays and Saturdays are strong contenders, but they're also the days we tend to socialize, so they might be just as busy as weekdays.
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"Typically pet lemurs develop aggressive traits toward people, and they do not know how to socialize with other lemurs," the lemur center's website says.
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The couple stayed with friends in East Harlem for a few days before moving to the hotel, where they socialize with other displaced families.
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Ms. Moran's salon on Port Richmond Avenue has been a sanctuary for Spanish-speaking immigrants, a place people visit to trade gossip and socialize.
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Some viewed the meetings as a chance to socialize with the new American representatives and to try to absorb them into the international order.
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The cooking is largely unattended if you set yourself up ahead of time, leaving plenty of time to socialize while it cooks. Enjoy. cooking
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"Our mandate changed, from a group that gathered to socialize to one dealing with an exploding population of Venezuelans," said Thomas Reams, its treasurer.
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The four-year colleges and community colleges are a perfect opportunity to bring people together to live together, to work together, to socialize together.
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At Rijnstraat 8, the idea was to create so much communal space that employees would be forced to work together and socialize more frequently.
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And in the years after Citi Field opened in 2009, he was paid by the team to socialize with fans in the luxury suites.
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They earn below minimum wage, socialize mostly with other immigrants, and keep to the east side of the city, as precautions against getting deported.
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I'll admit that most of my animosity towards combining my friend groups comes from experiences with friends who were reluctant to socialize with each other.
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The simple fact is, the structure of everyday life in the United States practically dictates that many nonwhites must inhabit and socialize in white spaces.
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Board games are returning as a mainstream entertainment among families, kids, and even child-less millennials looking for a new way to socialize with friends.
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Public dancing has exploded in popularity in China as these women -- and a few men -- look for low-cost ways to stay fit and socialize.
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If you typically meet up with a friend for a few laps around the mall to socialize, suggest a park or a neighborhood stroll instead.
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The school administrators also encourage teachers to eat the school lunch with the children to model appropriate eating practices and to socialize with the class.
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After all, this is the part of California where you see Confederate flags, and where many people only socialize with people who look like them.
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It's a way for people to interact with dogs if they don't have one of their own and a way for dogs to socialize, too.
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My dog, Charlie, is a bit anxious and I try to find opportunities to socialize him with other buddies, and this place does not disappoint.
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What was once an innocuous machine designed to help you socialize and capture moments with friends has now been reappropriated to gather data for profit.
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"I really threw myself into it, and that became everything, to the point where I didn't even socialize," Franco told Out of his acting career.
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The site, which now has 50,000 members in 50 cities worldwide, connects boomers and seniors so they can socialize, travel, make friends and find companions.
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Since I'm still relatively new here, I take every opportunity to socialize with and get to know my coworkers, both during and outside of work.
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Don't call 'em guilty pleasures, because there's no shame in spending an hour watching strangers socialize or watching people show off their ridiculously fancy homes.
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In these clubs (I visited two) they socialize with one another, and with Lebanese, Syrian, and Sudanese men, dancing to Ethiopian, Arabic, and Nigerian music.
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The Moon is in Fire sign Sagittarius, activating the sector of your chart that rules friendship, and you are so in the mood to socialize.
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The moon in Libra finds you in the mood to socialize, but the energy is low today due to the sun's opposition to taskmaster Saturn.
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Beyond simply drinking to socialize, there are two types of adolescents and young adults with a particular risky combination of personality and drinking motive preference.
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After talking to multiple campers they expressed their gratitude toward the camp itself, telling me that they don't normally socialize as much as they were.
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That being said, I haven't had to completely eliminate restaurants and bars — they're a fun way to socialize, and everyone is allowed the occasional splurge.
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Paul [Hartnoll] works in a communal studio where he is in Brighton, England, and he likes it—they all socialize and criticize each other's works.
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The gender gap has especially perplexed educators, who say chess helps students learn to solve problems, improve their concentration, delay gratification and socialize with peers.
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I use that time to be with my children, to socialize ... and to get to sleep so that I can start again at 4 a.m.
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While lecturers were encouraged in the past to socialize a bit with the guests, now it is required, said Douglas Gray, a Manhattan-based consultant.
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You ruling planet Mercury is retrograde and meets with Venus, finding you reconsidering your choices, values, and desires as you socialize and reconnect with people.
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It's a great place to socialize the pups and get them used to crowds, loud noises and ignoring tasty food that's lying on the ground.
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She in turn disliked the city's locker-room political culture, which required her to socialize with the wives of legislators who had insulted her husband.
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You're in the mood to socialize today, Sagittarius—however, fears concerning finances or insecurities about what you have to offer are bubbling to the surface.
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The moon in Taurus finds you in the mood to socialize today, Cancer, and you're meeting especially inspiring people as it connects with mystical Neptune.
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Our parents and grandparents grew up in a different world, where they only ever had to socialize with their immediate family and three personal friends.
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I'm very lucky that even though most of my friends aren't Muslim, they've never pressured me into drinking, and are happy to socialize without alcohol.
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The violence he went through as a child and the rigid laws around sexuality and gender we socialize people into abiding by was the victor.
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For bookstagrammer and co-host of the book exchange event Book Carousel NYC Anthony Piacentini, the crawls are a way to socialize and shop simultaneously.
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Though I'm a professor, I readily acknowledge that much of the learning occurs outside the lecture hall, in the spaces where students live and socialize.
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I'm also fairly new to my city and have two young kids, and I don't have any close friends I can socialize with after hours.
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Here's what you need to know: • Apple, Google, Microsoft and other tech giants have transformed the way billions of us communicate, shop, socialize and work.
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Part of the beauty of the way Australians hang out isn't just how relaxed it is, but the inclusive, rolling nature of how they socialize.
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In 1826, young African-Americans gathered at 161 Duane Street to socialize and discuss the arts in a group known as the Philomathean Literary Society.
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So when those same people go looking for ways to socialize virtually, they turn to Zoom because it's the system with which they're most familiar.
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Still, a handful of emerald-clad partygoers insisted in disobeying the order on St. Patrick's Day and continued to socialize in close proximity with others.
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"It seems plausible that people in Uganda use their time when they are walking in groups to socialize and bond," she says, particularly with children.
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" Vardaman wanted a prison that would socialize black criminals into, as Oshinsky paraphrases the idea, "proper discipline, strong work habits, and respect for white authority.
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"They are unable to contribute constructively to their societies because they do not develop the ability to socialize," it said in a report last month.
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Mocktail bars are also opening all over the country to cater to customers looking for a way to socialize at the bar without drinking alcohol.
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The church had become a nest of difficult-to-socialize libidos, and a vast number of priestly molestation cases followed, peaking between 1970 and 1980.
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The idea is that customers won't need an Apple Store to actually buy things, but that they'll use the space to socialize, according to Behling.
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They must also keep their heads covered, and they are not permitted to drive or to socialize with men who are not related to them.
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Delegating mundane chores to robots also leaves more time for seniors to socialize with the people who care about them, and not just for them.
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" Add joyful movement and socialize Toups is the nutrition director for Oldways, a nonprofit nutrition organization dedicated to guiding people "to good health through heritage.
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You're in the mood to have fun and socialize with the Sun now in Gemini lighting up the sector of your chart that rules friendship.
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Ms. Martino's brother, who also lives in Brisbane, complained at the time that people from his church had nowhere to eat and socialize after services.
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The moon enters chill earth sign Taurus today, finding you in the mood to socialize and connect with the groups and communities you belong to.
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Where do you come up with the money if you try to essentially socialize the costs of the most costly medical system in the world?
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I'm not going to suggest you stop seeing this man, but I do urge you to befriend and socialize with men in their mid twenties.
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I'm not competing in our next dance competition in July because of a wedding, so I'm skipping practice this week to socialize with my fellow queers.
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I'm glad I made the effort to socialize — it's easy for me to fall into a funk if all I do is work for a while.
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Instead of leaving the office to get away from your desk, socialize, relax, or unwind, companies want to integrate work and play into the office space.
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For example, they might start as a conversation, open up a webview to show a visual and socialize the experience by sharing content with a friend.
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Diagnosed when he was 3, he struggled to make friends, so his mother enrolled him in a TKD class in an effort to help him socialize.
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FRIED: Yes, they&aposre all bleeding and barbed wire and trying to get over Trump&aposs wall or whatever... GEORGE "TYRUS" MURDOCH: Really hard to socialize.
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There are so many fun and interesting opportunities for people to socialize and blend and it's hard for many people to develop the skills of intimacy.
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For many, social media networks are a huge part of not just how they socialize and connect with other people, but how they do their jobs.
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I do this for my passion for bud more than anything—it's a place for friends to socialize, where we can smoke the best bud possible.
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Conferences are important for banks to drum up business, because they get clients and bankers in the same place to network, socialize and discuss potential deals.
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That is, one seems to be able to get a better sense of a person through the quality of the people they choose to socialize with.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Afghan filmmaker Hassan Fazili once ran the Art Cafe in Kabul, a space for local artists to congregate and socialize.
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Once you put the headset on, it's hard to take breaks to relax or socialize I watched three quarters of the game before calling it quits.
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Later in April, on the 19th, the Sun will also enter Taurus, further illuminating this area of your chart and bringing even more opportunities to socialize.
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For example, if you work in customer service you might say you like to socialize and interact with people, but you don't like a monotonous schedule.
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On Sundays, Brown attended multiple church congregations called "Young Single Adult Wards" that aim to help Mormons ages 230 and up socialize and, ideally, get married.
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With native New Yorkers and hotel guests alike flocking to the lobby to work and socialize, there's always a buzz of energy moving through the hotel.
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When Val suggests Laura socialize with people her own age, her daughter quips that it's hypocritical since her mom doesn't have any friends from growing up.
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The energy is intense, but Mercury retrograde meets Venus on July 24, which is a lovely time to socialize and reunite with old friends or lovers.
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You're in the mood to socialize today, with the Moon in Water sign Cancer, where it's lighting up the part of your chart that rules friendship.
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Air signs love to socialize; with warrior planet Mars in friendly Aquarius, you're going to make it your mission to have as much fun as possible.
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Whether you're looking to read, write, or socialize, its open-air cafe seating in the front and pool tables in the back have something for everyone.
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The Moon is in friendly Air sign Aquarius today, putting you in the mood to socialize; however, some intense issues will come up within your relationships.
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Well, Gemini, you're always in the mood to socialize, being that you have the worst FOMO of all twelve signs, but today's especially fab for connecting.
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The moon in Cancer finds you in the mood to socialize today, Taurus; however, watch out for very deep, powerful emotions that swell to the surface.
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Top Republicans over the weekend urged Americans to dine out and socialize, contradicting advice from public-health officials to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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The family lends an element of arty undergraduate domesticity — she is a painter, he is a photographer — to campus housing on a street where seniors socialize.
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It's also given them a chance to socialize with each other in a way they may not as competitors on the trail or at a debate.
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It is perennially the spot to see the biggest tech and media moguls congregate to socialize and spark endless rumors about future possible M&A deals.
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Mutual, and app monitored by members who ensure only faithful Mormons participate, is supplementing the usual singles wards that help members socialize and ideally, get married.
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I'll go off and find my own corner, and I sit and have to watch as those around me have fun with their friends and socialize.
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Inviting everyone to socialize before sitting around the table meant that the dinner itself felt like a continuation, rather than the inception, of a sprawling conversation.
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My friend K. and I made plans tonight and I am really tempted to bail, but no, goddammit, I will socialize even if it kills me.
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In one social science experiment, college students were brought into the lab, broken into small groups, and instructed to socialize with one another for 15 minutes.
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Minorities in film may want to socialize with people who look like them and don't have preconceptions about who they are or what their capabilities are.
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Press remembers harboring a distrust of authority at an early age, when his parish priest sermonized about how Catholics shouldn't socialize with anyone except other Catholics.
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The Post report published Friday cast the PPO offices on the first floor of the Eisenhower Building as a place young administration staffers go to socialize.
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Humans who raise wolf puppies must spend 24 hours a day, seven days a week with them in order to socialize these puppies for scientific study.
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Some even worried that mass media would separate us from ourselves, as we let movie stars and reality-show personalities live, love, and socialize for us.
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We're going to have to find a way to socialize the benefits of these technologies and offer them, at least as an option, to all citizens.
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Obviously you don't actually need cigarettes to cope with stress or to socialize, despite the glut of added stress that people living with HIV go through.
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The "material feminist" reformers … who flourished between 1870 and 1930, sought to reappropriate the space and to redesign it to socialize domestic work ... Such inventions were squelched.
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It feels a little radical to jump in so fast, but I've been feeling pretty isolated, so I've been really saying yes to any opportunity to socialize.
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Apparently that's enough to intensify the THC, but it left me with a warm-bath lethargy, which was pleasurable but kept me from being able to socialize.
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Here, Mathews says, animals have other members of their species to socialize with, large open spaces to roam and plenty of activities and toys to increase enrichment.
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"It's something I have wondered about: a man who was totally alone, a person who doesn't socialize, just 'salaam alaikum,' and then moves on," Mr. Mehdi said.
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He pointed to how his colleagues at China's other major tech companies socialize with each other at foreign conferences, even holding dinners and mock awards ceremonies together.
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A five minute walk from the hotel, the Eureka Springs Bark Park gives dogs of all sizes (small and large pups are separated) the chance to socialize.
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But more importantly, previous generations didn't have much choice but to go out if they wanted to do things like socialize with multiple friends or watch movies.
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Yet with 1.8 billion users, Facebook's citizenship dwarfs that of the U.S., and Zuckerberg's choices directly impact the way people socialize, organize and do business every day.
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"There is always a problem with someone who doesn't like it," said Edgar, who said he doesn't socialize much with people in his neighborhood because of this.
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Gray wolves are social, but they don't socialize with other species—especially a species known to kill, if not wolves, then at least any dog it encounters.
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As much as you love to socialize, you're an independent person, Aquarius, and as Venus moves through Capricorn, you're valuing your alone time, beauty rest, and privacy.
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The moon in Aquarius finds you in the mood to socialize, but you have to sit with some intense emotions as the moon clashes with the sun.
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You won't be in the mood to socialize, so avoid the nonsense and curl up with a book or whatever it is you Virgos curl up with.
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You've been super focused on work and your goals, Leo, but now that Mercury has entered chatty, social Gemini, you're in the mood to socialize and connect.
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"Headquarters for us is a way to bring the community back together and allow them to socialize and recognize [each other's achievements] and be rewarded," Condrey said.
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S: Other thing is, if a group of ten guys next to you start taking their tops off you're not going to socialize with them are you?
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That's particularly true outside of urban areas, where such local stores almost become community gathering points, where neighbors, friends and families run into each other and socialize.
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Some members are avid ocean swimmers while others never touch the sand, preferring to socialize on the patio or from a cushioned lounge chair in a cabana.
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The influence of institutions from the church to labor unions that once helped socialize individuals and inculcate them with a sense of obligation to others has declined.
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Incubators popped up to socialize nervous founders and turn them into capital F Founders and the path for startups became a codified journey from failure to success.
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Many of the people that Supreme Court justices know and socialize with, and their children and friends, have had abortions, and they're probably totally unaware of it.
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Be clear about setting parameters, as opposed to reacting solely in the moment: We're here to serve customers, not socialize, so work takes priority over chitchat, period.
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Yes there is the notion of 'social VR' — such as the below pictured Facebook Spaces, a still-in-beta concept platform for Oculus users to 'socialize virtually'.
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It may especially resonate with those commuters in search of more affordable alternatives, or even those who want to socialize with fellow employees with during their commutes.
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It's a wonderful day to socialize, with the Moon in Aquarius for the first part of the day, where it will inspire you to connect with friends.
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Collins felt that part of his job, as a handler, was to "socialize" Mullen by exposing him to new experiences, and by impressing good habits on him.
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These properties provide families with private spaces where they can meet to socialize and event planners who can create itineraries that are packed with entertaining group activities.
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I saw no choice — I had a life to live, articles to write, money to earn, songs to sing, family to see and friends to socialize with.
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The coronavirus pandemic has forced folks to get creative with how they kill time, burn carbs and socialize ... and modern technology is clutch in making it happen.
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Seven students from colleges in the Philadelphia area — including the University of Pennsylvania, Temple and Villanova — live, eat and socialize here, where they can abstain without temptation.
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Cho plays Henry Higgs, a stuffy marketing guru tasked with rebranding Karen Gillan's Eliza Dooley, a social-media famous sales rep who can't socialize in real life.
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Since people can't see their friends in person, more and more folks are turning to Google Hangouts, Zoom, FaceTime, and other forms of video chat to socialize.
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If two households are in strict agreement that they will reduce all outside contact, for example, then those two households can socialize together and support each other.
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Yet a 2017 study found that when people socialize more frequently with good friends, they not only report fewer depressive symptoms themselves, but so do their partners.
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Then they remain glued to their phones throughout the day, staring at them while they eat, sit at their desks, socialize and lie in bed at night.
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While women weren't typically allowed in men-only saloons, speakeasies were among the first spaces outside of church where men and women could gather and socialize together.
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For teams, the program provides a personal trainer, team psychologist and a host of team-building activities that help gamers socialize outside of virtual realms, Deppe said.
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Locals, too, come to the airport to eat, socialize and, as another friend living in Singapore pointed out, study, thanks to free air conditioning and Wi-Fi.
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The researchers attribute this to the fact that Muslims celebrating Ramadan fast during the day, so they're more likely to eat, work, and socialize during nighttime hours.
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The moon in Libra puts you in the mood to socialize, but financial stress finds you having less fun or feeling less flexible than you'd like today.
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After his transactions are completed, he likes to shop, socialize, talk Thai cooking and catch up on current events by reading the Thai newspapers the grocery carries.
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Others wanted out of the kingdom's strict, Islamic social codes, which limit what women can wear, which jobs they can pursue and with whom they can socialize.
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The visit brought us the first state dinner of the Trump administration — and gave the French first lady a chance to socialize with her American counterpart, Melania Trump.
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Around 20 species of the 7,000 known grasshopper varieties transform into what's known as a gregarious phenotype, which means their bodies actually change as they socialize into swarms.
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Today's high-end virtual reality rigs are really good at tracking the movement of your body, allowing you to play and socialize in a way that feels natural.
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It's also helped teens socialize with friends who they can't spend time with because of "obligations" (hello, five hours of homework), and talk to a more diverse group.
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All times ET. The moon enters busy air sign Gemini, finding you eager to socialize—plus you're feeling especially cute and charming as lovely Venus enters your sign!
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If she is unable to socialize the felines for adoption, they will be taken to a friend's farm to live out their wild lives on the open land.
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The Moon is in cool Air sign Aquarius today, finding you in the mood to socialize; you'll be able to make some surprisingly deep connections late this afternoon.
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Messenger planet Mercury is currently retrograde and clashes with Jupiter today: Lots of talk is in the air, and people are busy and in the mood to socialize.
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So how we socialize online and develop our identities through mediation with online discourse and virtual worlds like gaming, that's incredibly fascinating to me and informs my work.
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You're in the mood to socialize today, Leo, thanks to the moon in Gemini; however, complicated feelings are finding you in an intense mood—don't over-think things!
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Those who lunched alone without completing work were most relaxed, while workers who worked through their meal or chose to socialize during the break were slightly more fatigued.
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"Anti-tax activist Grover Norquist, the most consistent champion of Intuit's policy positions, warned that "big spenders in Washington, D.C. want to socialize all tax preparation in America.
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On most days before taking the bench, Judge Mikva used his privileges as a former congressman to visit the House gym, play paddleball and socialize with former colleagues.
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In a context of rising inequality, where the forces of capital quietly but relentlessly privatize gain and socialize pain, a focus on the common good is usefully disruptive.
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NEW CLAIMS MADE AGAINST KANSAS An amended lawsuit filed by a former University of Kansas rower alleges that female team members were required to socialize with football recruits.
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Like the toddlers, they soon get used to, then revel in the attention of others, but it usually takes a few seconds until they are ready to socialize.
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You've been reworking a lot of your professional goals and figuring out what success means to you, Aries, but you're over it for now and ready to socialize.
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Finding peace and stability in your home has been a theme for you lately, but you're not staying in tonight: You'll be super energized to socialize this evening.
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Eschewing normal side-by-side parallel parking, Smith implemented the now iconic off-set diagonal spaces—to prevent "wild teenagers" from being able to socialize with other cars.
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At the time, start-ups like WhatsApp, Uber and Deliveroo were upending the landscape of their respective sectors, transforming the way people communicate, shop, socialize, travel and eat.
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But she suffered from persistent fatigue and could not read or concentrate for long, leaving her unable to hold a competitive job, socialize much, or resume her studies.
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Traffic has largely vanished, and on ferries crossing Elliott Bay, passengers who normally get out of their cars and socialize on deck have started staying in their cars.
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These are people I've seen at neighborhood meetings, not people with whom I socialize — due to the gossipy behavior that I've observed, which isn't my cup of tea.
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The CIA's holiday party has in recent years marked an opportunity for journalists to socialize with agency officials who rarely, if ever, talk with members of the press.
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Alibaba added Tuesday that the idea is to create a one-stop destination for consumers to communicate, socialize, shop and play games, all within the same online ecosystem.
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Part social club and part marketplace, the groups have sprung up on Instagram and Facebook and have, for some users, become a daily place to socialize and shop.
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In the decade ahead, people will come to socialize as much in virtual worlds that evolved from games as they will on platforms like Instagram, Twitter and TikTok.
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"I don't socialize with the President, I don't play golf with him—I see him in the morning and I talk to him at night," he told me.
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It's only over years of putting yourself out there and faking confidence that you begin to remotely enjoy the idea of going to a stranger's house to socialize.
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It's a space for you to chill or even sleep, to be productive or socialize, or to watch or listen to books, TV shows, movies, and other media.
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Mr. Cosby's new unit has a butterfly design, with two levels of cells joined to a central day room where inmates can socialize, play games and watch television.
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Unmarried young Afghan men and women socialize together, something culturally taboo in most Kabul establishments, but the drinks are tea and coffee as alcohol is banned in Afghanistan.
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Through a large exhibition of art and documentary materials, ccSPORT questions the ways that sports can socialize people, put them into boxes, and form, or repress, their identities.
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The inclusive environment of cosplayers helped him learn to socialize, he said, while the attention costuming requires let him learn to focus better, through something he's actively passionate about.
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An app called TV Time is helping with that, by allowing TV fans to track shows they're watching, discover new programs and socialize with fellow fans following each episode.
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The App: BadooThe Pitch: "Meet New People, Chat, Socialize"What we think: If you want your celeb crush to become a reality, Badoo might be the app for you.
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You're in the mood to socialize today thanks to the moon in charming air sign Libra, and it's an especially exciting time to network as the moon meets Mars.
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Base Coat also offers tarot card readings and henna tattoos; both are part of the owners' vision of a go to spot to primp, pamper and socialize with friends.
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Maybe they're shy or don't understand how to socialize, but usually the next day you get a "Sorry I didn't say hi" text to try and compensate for it.
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Scholars have also shown that the black barbershop can strengthen community ties and improve the economy in black neighborhoods, while acting as a place to socialize young black boys.
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" When they did spend time together in Los Angeles, where they share a home, the first source said, "It's very special for them," adding, "They socialize together with friends.
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Rachel Gill, another former Redskins cheerleading captain who was not on the Costa Rica trip, told the morning show that cheerleaders were not forced to socialize with the men.
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People missing out on much-needed sleep are not only less appealing to socialize with but are also more likely to be considered less attractive too, new research suggests.
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She also supported Hillary Clinton's plan to socialize much of the student loan industry by making public colleges "tuition-free" for families with incomes up to $125,000 by 2021.
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The closure is a bittersweet milestone for a certain generation – those who grew up with computers and the internet, and learned to socialize online through Club Penguin's virtual world.
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THE PLACE THAT'S NOT YOUR HOME AND NOT YOUR WORK, BUT THE THIRD PLACE YOU COME TO GATHER, YOU COME TO SOCIALIZE, YOU COME TO HAVE CONNECTION OVER COFFEE.
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Why were even their milder siblings — placid Pam, brother Tom, and their refined, aloof mother, Sydney — also fascist sympathizers, happy to visit Unity in Munich and socialize with Hitler?
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Normally, I don't socialize with the other drug dealers, but one night a group of the twenty-year-olds asked if I wanted to join them for a drink.
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Your imagination is brewing up brilliant ideas that will benefit your career today, Taurus, and when the moon enters Pisces tonight, you find yourself in the mood to socialize.
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Cities need to start thinking about themselves as places to be, to live and work and play and socialize and collaborate, not as infrastructure designed to facilitate automobile travel.
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You're hard at work and concerned about your reputation today, Leo, but tonight you'll be in the mood to socialize, thanks to the Moon entering chatty Air sign Gemini.
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The Moon is in Fire sign Aries today, putting you in the mood to socialize; however, things will feel heavy and intense this evening, which is unusual for you.
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David Portalatin, NPD food industry advisor, points to the rise of streaming, video games, and other ways for people to relax and socialize that have moved to the home.
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Brain scans cannot yet factor in all of the ways becoming a parent may change you, from the way you sleep to the way you exercise and even socialize.
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In droves they now go to the fairs, where they can view a swath of art in little time and socialize at the much-coveted V.I.P. openings and afterparties.
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The fact that we socialize people into heteronormative scripts that negatively impact the way these folks understand desire speaks to a larger societal problem, not a problem with them.
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The combination of smartphones and cheap data has the potential to transform how poorer Indians find a job, socialize, do basic banking, get health care, even pursue an education.
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"No one thinks kids should be fending for themselves as they begin to socialize and learn to communicate online," Levesque said in a statement provided by a company spokesperson.
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Braxton said that he was aware he was different from other children because of his advanced studies but tried to downplay that difference and socialize as much as possible.
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On Thursday, Trump accused Democrats of wanting "open borders" and trying to "socialize medicine" and claimed the economy would be devastated if a Democrat wins the 2020 presidential race.
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You're in the mood to socialize as the moon enters Cancer, and you're linking up with eccentric people and sharing unusual ideas as the moon connects with rebellious Uranus.
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"Their entire approach, brand positioning and packaging is designed around a lifestyle of enabling consumers to socialize in a different way at night and also take back their mornings."
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They found profound satisfaction from the work they did and used of their free time to make music, create art, make jewelry, tell stories, play games, relax and socialize.
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Facebook Horizon is a virtual reality sandbox universe where you can build your own environments and games, play and socialize with friends or just explore the user-generated landscapes.
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Basically, it helps you hack your cycle, laying out when and how to best eat, exercise, and socialize throughout the month to take advantage of the different hormone profiles.
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The moon in Libra finds you in the mood to socialize today—but don't expect your conversations to be light and breezy since intense discussions about power come up!
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But it's part and parcel of a broader way in which we socialize and press women to constantly doubt themselves or define themselves in terms of a certain appearance.
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The Russian government is firing a constant barrage of disinformation into Georgia using Facebook, which more than two-thirds of Georgia's people rely upon to socialize and obtain news.
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They gave a lot of thought to the arrangement of the space—a combination of a tearoom where the living socialize, and a burial site where the dead rest.
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During the holiday season, we tend to socialize with relatives and friends we may not see at other times of the year and with whom we generally don't discuss politics.
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Growing up, I could never sit quietly for long—I couldn't focus on anything for more than 20 seconds, and I didn't really know how to socialize with other people.
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Venus clashes with your ruling planet Mars and mingles with Jupiter on March 21—it's sure to be an exciting time to travel, socialize, promote your work, and make money.
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Just make sure you don't have any plans to socialize during the day because it's sort of awkward to bring a pack of smoked salmon along on, say, a date.
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She's only 23, but is unable to work or socialize like others her age due to suffering from a rare genetic condition known as trimethylaminuria for the past three years.
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In recent years, charitable organizations have set up at least four teams of migrant players to help asylum seekers socialize and adapt as they go through a lengthy asylum process.
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Anthony gave us one rule: The gunman were not allowed to socialize with the six of us: myself, Dev Patel, Armie Hammer, Anupam Kher, Jason Isaacs, and Tilda Cobham-Hervey.
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The radio station's training program was established in nearby Peckham in 2008, in response to an alarming rise in knife crime, to help young people develop and socialize through radio.
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But I'll often want to get out of the house to socialize — or just be around other people at a Starbucks — and planning my spending around that has been hard.
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An app that the UK's governing party launched last year — for Conservative Party activists to gamify, 'socialize' and co-ordinate their campaigning activity — has been quietly pulled from app stores.
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Although online dating helps some people socialize, the technology can also serve as an avenue "for discrimination, avenues for racism and avenues for body shaming," he said in an interview.
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He believes Tommy and Kiko should be released to true sanctuaries, with living conditions more akin to the jungles chimpanzees are native to, and importantly, other chimpanzees to socialize with.
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"It's an opportunity for kids usually stuck in the hospital to socialize and have independence, we see some really strong friendships and bonds form," NjoyItAll director Karen Martin tells PEOPLE.
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Next up, socialize with intention; staying updated only on people you know well and regularly interact with can ward off that sinking feeling that everyone but you is living fabulously.
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It feels great to finally socialize, since I don't get much time to during the school year (but of course I still talk about teaching for 20% of the meal).
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They rescue the dogs and cats that need it most at the worst shelters, fix them, clean them up, socialize them and get them ready to find the perfect home.
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It's a fantastic day to socialize and engage your connections, so return the texts and emails that have been sitting in your inbox and go meet up with your friends.
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You will want to go out and socialize with a lot of people at once, or you'll be plugged into your devices trying to make your group chats more fun.
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"It's part and parcel of a broader way in which we socialize and press women to constantly doubt themselves or define themselves in terms of a certain appearance," he says.
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It's the sort of thing people don't necessarily want to talk about openly on social networks, but RealSelf has found a way to get people to socialize around the topic.
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" Heatherton last year addressed the claims, telling Slate he did his "best not to socialize with graduate students outside of the work setting, as the mentoring relationship should remain professional.
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It's not a traditional supper club per se, but it has many of the same aspects — a place where people gather for a great meal and the ability to socialize.
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Despite the flexibility that working for Uber and Lyft can offer, many said sitting for long hours can get uncomfortable, as well as a lack of coworkers to socialize with.
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Mocktail bars such as Getaway are popping up all over the country to quench the thirst of customers looking for a way to socialize at the bar without drinking alcohol.
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When homeless people then seek other places to rest, socialize, or make money, they're arrested and funneled into the criminal justice system—the default social safety net in American life.
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Is there a way that we could raise and socialize white boys that would make them less susceptible to the rhetoric recruiters will use to get them into the movement?
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By some estimates, between one and two million Americans have such bad paruresis that it inhibits their ability to go out and socialize or to hold down a normal job.
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The tragedy was felt particularly deeply among the LGBTQ community, who have long turned to clubs and bars as spaces to congregate, socialize, and seek refuge from a discriminatory society.
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A neural network has the same needs, but its focus is usually more narrow and we don't really socialize with it, so the labels need to be much more precise.
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The constantly changing workout, George believes, motivates members, many of whom socialize over the latest F45 fitness challenge or via meetups outside the gym that George and other instructors organize.
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A study by the researchers at MIT found employees who felt a sense of connection to their coworkers were 10% more productive at work than employees who did not socialize.
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My cat can enjoy nature without being a predator or prey; get some exercise; socialize with friendly neighbors; enjoy some extra attention; and have a focal point in her day.
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With solo traveling growing in popularity, it's clear there are options to socialize with other travelers — it's just a matter of putting yourself in the right position to do so.
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At times, even I, an introvert who struggles to socialize, miss dating — the first tentative rush of connection and how, with someone beside you, the world seems fresh and teeming.
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The steely focus that made him so intimidating in his heyday is still there, but after the last putt drops, he is quick to smile and socialize with other players.
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They want a larger experience than just the performance, so we include time where they can eat something and have a drink and socialize with friends or meet new people.
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I told them the truth, which was that L.G.B.T. people were unlikely to socialize in the same places as straight teammates and would feel nervous about disclosing same-sex relationships.
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Nina and Nicholas DePalma, both 29 of Olivebridge, N.Y., said having games at their wedding in Wallkill, N.Y., last year made it easier for guests to socialize with new people.
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A new study from the Bureau of Labor Statistics found that millennials work and sleep longer hours and are more likely to socialize in their free-time than previous generations.
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The porous boundaries that allow students to mill back and forth between the two campuses to study and socialize are not mirrored in the way that the schools are governed.
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Invisible corporate powers and global bureaucracies guide how we date, socialize, raise and educate children, handle money, buy homes, seek medical care, and even find a suitable place to die.
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He and I spent so much time at pediatric therapy or shuttling to different specialists, trying to understand the root of his floppiness, that we barely got a chance to socialize.
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The moon in Aquarius finds you in the mood to socialize, and it's a lovely day to travel and share ideas as the moon connects with sweet Venus and lucky Jupiter.
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The show was set in a choose-your-own-adventure Western theme park, where visitors paid tens of thousands to don 19th century costumes and socialize among saloon owners and cowboys.
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This is a productive time to work on your budget and sort things out at home, but also make time with friends—the moon in Sagittarius finds you eager to socialize!
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Money is on your mind today, Libra, but the energy shifts as the moon enters fire sign Sagittarius, finding you in the mood to socialize—plenty of news comes your way.
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The day I was shaking everyone's hands and trying to meet people, and socialize — and sort of earn my clean slate — the video kept popping up on my peers' Instagram feeds.
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All I wanted in life was to play music and be with her, but she slowly developed a desire to socialize more and broaden her life beyond our little faux marriage.
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Automattic, Mr. Mullenweg's all-remote company, holds an annual weeklong staff retreat called the "grand meetup," at which workers gather in the same place to socialize and work on group projects.
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A: Social distancing, a preventative measure encouraged by health and government officials to stop the spread of coronavirus, is altering the way people eat, work and socialize -- and for good reason.
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In the late afternoon they socialize and play video games with friends remotely, including creating a "realm" in MineCraft so that they have a safe invite-only space to hang out.
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They said it happened during a meet-up hosted by a virtual chat room group called WFH Happy Hour - meaning 'Working from Home Happy Hour' - that enables homeworkers to socialize online.
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She was talking about how hard it is to meet someone being in a rural area and working a thousand hours a week on a farm, with no time to socialize.
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Then he noticed that he had a habit of getting up every afternoon and walking around the office to socialize with his co-workers, but he would always buy a cookie.
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As you lose locally owned groceries where people come to socialize and have coffee and form community, and I feel like the dollar stores, the money's sucked out of the community.
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They said it happened during a meet-up hosted by a virtual chat room group called WFH Happy Hour - meaning 'Working from Home Happy Hour' - that enables homeworkers to socialize online.
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It might have been the perfect place for a drug operation, said one neighbor, who described the subdivision as a mix of busy professionals and families who do not socialize much.
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Professor Phillips and her collaborators concluded that giving employees a choice in how much they socialize with their co-workers and share personal information can be more beneficial than forced mingling.
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Mr. Staton said he began singing in a church gospel group and initially took up the drums but found them frustrating to deal with while his bandmates dashed off to socialize.
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But while it's important to take time out to socialize and look beyond your business, it's also critical to embrace loneliness in the short term for results in the long term.
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I put the baby to bed (he sleeps in a mini-crib called a co-sleeper next to our bed) and then come out to socialize and have a glass of wine.
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She told me that it was known for its Art Nouveau collection and it was a place where novelists, artists, playwrights, painters and celebrities would socialize and drink scotch and smoke cigars.
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While April will bring sexy moments and opportunities to socialize, too, I do want to talk a little bit more about the long-term view for your career from an astrological standpoint.
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Was there a way to distribute the mental health resources of Koko more broadly, not just in a single app, but to anywhere people gathered online to socialize and share their feelings?
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Bouée was worried that Khan posed a risk to the interests of Credit Suisse and the fact that he continued to socialize with "key employees" added to his concerns, Credit Suisse said.
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Stephanie Barnhill, the mother of a 12-year-old boy with Asperger's, told CNN that the game has encouraged him to leave the house and socialize, which he's normally scared to do.
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The Shelter Buddies Reading Program not only keeps the pets company, it is a great way to socialize dogs and teach children how to treat animals kindly and learn how to read.
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You're fully in work mode during the first part of the day, Sagittarius, but later on the Moon enters fun, intellectual Air sign Libra, meaning you'll be in the mood to socialize.
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Your ruling planet, Venus, is retrograde in Pisces, putting you in a bit of a crappy mood, but you'll be in the mood to socialize this evening when the Moon enters Leo.
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Players with more limited time and attention to invest do not have a way to engage lightly and generate in game value that drives them to socialize and engage with other players.
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At a time when lesbians and gay men reported suffering from workplace discrimination, street harassment, and frequent arrests, the center acted as an oasis for people to gather, socialize, and express themselves.
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Because of his compromised immune system, the seventh grader can't socialize outside and isn't able to see his friends — but the staff at his school are trying to help him from afar.
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You have been mega focused on career and your goals over the last month, but now that the Sun has entered friendly, intellectual Air sign Aquarius, you're ready to connect and socialize.
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Civilians in any country who socialize, conduct business or trade in an increasingly globalized and digitized space should be concerned by this bill — one that threatens our civil liberties and privacy wholesale.
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Student amenities include spacious dorm rooms and common areas equipped with flat-screen TVs and full kitchens, as well as plenty of places for boarding and day students to socialize around campus.
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With the basic science down, Le Chant du Cygne let this guide how the inhabitants of this cylindrical world think, what mythologies they come up with, how they socialize, and so on.
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This year Tiara Con got organized and attracted hundreds of attendees over the course of the weekend who came to network, attend workshops on workplace empowerment, and socialize in an inclusive environment.
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It's a fabulous day to socialize and practice your skills at charming everyone around you, Libra; the Moon in warm Fire sign Leo is lighting up the friendship sector of your chart.
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In fact, the study also found that Facebook "produces large benefits for its users," including being a source of entertainment, a way to be active in communities and a place to socialize.
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Hotels are places to sleep, eat, socialize, relax and conduct business, but now properties around the world are taking on new roles as educators, facilitators of learning for both locals and visitors.
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I've heard my parents talk about "how things were different back in my day, we had to go out and socialize", and I think that there is a great truth to this.
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"In the same way that adults with children want to get out and socialize and have a beer with other people, kids also want to hang out with each other," says Danner.
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But sports have a particularly political cast in Lebanon, whose 18 officially recognized religious sects and affiliated political parties live, work and socialize with each other, but never stop angling for advantage.
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The app called "KonMari," was launched a few months ago and gives out organizing tips, allows people to share before and after pictures, and provides a platform for her followers to socialize.
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The correspondents' association expressed regret that the controversy over the jokes overshadowed the dinner, which is meant to raise money for scholarships and give Washington journalists and politicos an opportunity to socialize.
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Emma is the unimpeachable queen of Highbury, the wealthiest and loveliest woman in town, and she enjoys the deference and attention of others near enough to her station to socialize with her.
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"Having good oral health makes you more confident, more likely to be in the work force and to be in those positions where you have to talk and socialize," Dr. Naavaal said.
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The moon in Gemini inspires you to socialize today, but the planet of exaggeration, Jupiter, squares off with hazy Neptune, and overwhelming feelings come up—you can't ignore your emotions any longer!
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But the idea of an iPad Amateur — a computing device for people who mostly use a computer to have fun and socialize — doesn't fit at all into the company's current marketing scheme.
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Our gun hygiene is impeccable, and I will dismiss a person from my mental radar as being fit to socialize with if they allow even a single stray bullet into the washing machine.
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