Of course, even socializing a whole industry like medicine wouldn't automatically lead to the socializing of others.
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Rich Americans spend less time socializing with their family and neighbors — although they do spend more time socializing with friends.
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As we're socializing teenagers into the workforce, one unintended consequence is that we're socializing them into the problems of the workforce.
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We'll be socializing, dancing, unwinding, even seducing and being seduced.
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Facebook is ready to make work as addictive as socializing.
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It's part of why I feel so sad after socializing.
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That first step started him on the path of socializing.
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Schmoozing and socializing once the Moon enters Aquarius late tonight.
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The middle floors were for the elderly and for socializing.
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You're busy socializing today, thanks to the moon in Sagittarius.
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Would you prefer to have more or less time socializing?
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Establish set times for meals, exercise, entertainment, socializing, and bed.
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Do you get to dictate the terms of their socializing?
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Those sunny months bring endless opportunities for traveling and socializing.
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Someone who would always prioritize family and schoolwork over socializing.
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I love basketball, and enjoy socializing with friends and family!
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Expect to do more socializing over the next month, little crab.
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You're still socializing, but you're also being responsible with your money.
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Just like with socializing, it's alright to indulge now and then.
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Lots of socializing has been going on for you lately, Aquarius.
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Gratta and his colleagues have spent the last few years socializing.
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As someone who is extremely resentful of career mandated socializing, a.k.a.
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The pain stopped me from socializing, from participating in many things.
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It is filled with infinite possibilities for working, learning and socializing.
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I had some problems socializing but that's pretty normal for children.
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It's a wonderful day for socializing, so invite some friends over!
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Socializing and saving money are two concepts that don't always mix.
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Maybe he couldn't sleep and he was socializing, I don't know.
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Maybe they find themselves sleeping and eating more, or socializing less.
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Actually, add just one thing: socializing with friends, family, and coworkers.
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We rounded up some of our favorite stories of quarantined socializing.
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Most socializing was done at home, occasionally at a shopping mall.
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They are really just socializing and playing virtually with kids online.
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In 2000, AOL chat rooms were a new way of socializing.
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But don't get so busy socializing that you forget to execute.
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Introverts have an advantage when socializing at the company holiday party.
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I had a love/hate relationship with people and with socializing.
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This includes things such as mentoring, working one-on-one, and socializing.
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Tango has since grown up largely independently, rarely socializing with other horses.
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Exhaustion after socializing has become part of the popular definition of introversion.
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But when it comes to exhaustion after socializing, labels don't really matter.
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He wanted to get dinner, but I really don't feel like socializing.
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He went from constantly socializing with celebrity A-Listers, to preferring solitude.
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This leads to a lot of socializing, which leads to collaborating, etc.
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"For generations, socializing and alcohol have been absolutely, inextricably linked," said Salway.
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All this after-hours, "strongly recommended" socializing can also be very expensive.
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We share some snacks, do some socializing, and then call it quits.
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Iris is better at making eye contact and socializing more with others.
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The biggest problems these attitudes posed were loneliness, anger, and trouble socializing.
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You know all the socializing and schmoozing you did earlier this month?
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When I came of age, drinking was an integral part of socializing.
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Over the holidays, socializing increases, much of which focuses on consuming food.
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Every night the mosque is filled with prayers, food, socializing and fundraisers.
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But a result was less time spent socializing and establishing personal relationships.
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Essentially, Pruitt wants to privatize profits from businesses while socializing their expenses.
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But are our smartphones actually getting in the way of real socializing?
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I have two beers and snack on chips and queso while socializing.
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Daily routines around the compound varied in proportions of work and socializing.
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Socializing at Clubhouse forced Mr. Lino to come out of his shell.
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We need to stop socializing boys to see women as needing protection.
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But the truth is we just don't enjoy unnecessary socializing that much.
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Other sections of the lounge feature couches for dining, socializing, or relaxing...
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One of the kindergarten's main goals is to help children start socializing.
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Discord, the popular chatting app, is undoubtedly a program meant for socializing.
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Or just hanging out in the camper socializing and feeling human again.
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The comfortable leather seats of the observation area were great for socializing.
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After socializing overnight in Greenwich Village, Mr. Comunale left early Sunday, Nov.
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The sessions are as much about socializing as they are about art.
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It's a socializing piece — if only we could conjugate it like that.
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That means the former officials' case will need more socializing and debate.
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How should I feel about not being invited to after-work socializing?
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All that socializing via headset has whetted his appetite for embodied interaction.
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I might eat a little something, but you're out, running around; socializing.
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That results in an increasingly fluid interplay between socializing in games and in physical life, much as socializing in the virtual realms of social apps like Instagram or Twitter is now viewed as part of "real world" life.
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Socializing is often stressful, and expressing needs and emotions can be a struggle.
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Our sources say she told cops Cuba groped her while they were socializing.
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Clubs geared toward socializing, rather than treatment or behavior modification, are rarer still.
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She said that she hardly ever goes out, socializing mainly with her family.
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In a way, that could undermine the sense of community and people socializing.
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And if that involves a little socializing, Chase is happy to do it.
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We have new tools, new technology and new ways of socializing and communicating.
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This is fantastic for socializing; people are eager to connect and share ideas.
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Whether you're alone or socializing, a tasty cocktail in hand doesn't hurt either.
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"Maybe he couldn't sleep and he was socializing, I don't know," Hearn said.
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They also make sure children are socializing, behaving, and playing with each other.
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Socializing can reduce the body's stress response and endorphins alleviate stress, she said.
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Oculus Rooms: an updated version of the app for socializing in virtual reality.
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Today is A+ for socializing, and powerful alliances will be easy to form.
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Socializing as a couple will breathe some refreshing new life into your bond.
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"Food is connected to socializing, to providing for myself, to pleasure," he says.
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To protect her reputation, the pair were engaged, and their families began socializing.
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It's not about pouring myself a drink or smoking a cigarette or socializing.
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People at Bletchley worked in small, isolated groups and were discouraged from socializing.
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That tamps down on evening socializing and extravagant dinners that can feel transactional.
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Tinder is hoping that it will be adopted for virtual socializing beyond dating.
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Do you worry that it gets in the way of socializing with friends?
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You're having an especially good time socializing as the moon connects with Mercury.
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I don't know what to do about socializing with his friends and family.
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"The day is about relaxing, socializing and enjoying New York City," he said.
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And then there were photographs of Kiefer Sutherland socializing with an exotic dancer.
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For three years, I did very little socializing, or traveling, or anything really.
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We must also stop the cycle of corporations privatizing profits while socializing costs.
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Why socializing might be detrimental to a marmot's health is hard to say.
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One of the most expensive expenses you'll incur is socializing and participating in activities.
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Alongside the usual cutting-edge research, panel discussions, and socializing: concern about AI's power.
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I was spending quality time socializing and was able to leave my imperfections behind.
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There was no village and only the handful of volunteers for after-hours socializing.
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That may sound dry, but it amounts to socializing the costs of natural disasters.
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Harassment and associated trolling have become the collateral damage of time spent socializing online.
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The space also features standing desks and a large lounge for relaxation and socializing.
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Hawkins, court documents allege, spent the previous night inside her home, socializing with friends.
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The cult had a strict, "no sex, no human-level relationships, no socializing" rule.
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We end up on a street full of young people, drinking beers and socializing.
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And because their socializing and nightlife culture is our culture, it's a win-win.
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Socializing with friends and family and increasing meaningful face-to-face interactions decreases loneliness.
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By socializing the cost of low wages, they cut costs to bottom-feeding businesses.
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But Mr. Keillor adored the socializing, the camaraderie and the musicians' gregariousness and generosity.
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Afterward, as many as six jurors retired to a hotel room to continue socializing.
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Fun Fact: People spend more time watching Netflix than reading, socializing, and exercising — combined.
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You know how this month was super awesome for socializing and connecting with others?
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In the arena of "imitating the real experience of socializing on Facebook," it excels.
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SOCIALIZING, FOR SANITY Around 2 or so, I meet up with friends, to eat.
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In one studio, 8- and 9-year-olds worked on a project about socializing.
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This means staying at home and binging on TV, rather than socializing in groups.
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This is a limited way of socializing that cross-generational groups seek to expand.
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So grab your wine and popcorn and get back to socializing... from a distance.
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Socializing in clusters in the twilight, the adolescent students looked very much like prisoners.
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If you're a fan of socializing over a pint, Ireland likely has some appeal.
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Whether it's with your friends or your family, socializing appears crucial to good health.
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This means staying at home and binging on TV, rather than socializing in groups.
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But I've learned a lot about socializing in sobriety over the past few months.
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Or perhaps time they spend socializing would be better spent looking out for predators.
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When the sun heads into Virgo on the 22nd, you'll love socializing as a couple.
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Timothy Coggins, 23, was killed in 1983 for 'socializing with a white female,' prosecutors said.
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Socializing your pet also helps them become more comfortable in new situations and around strangers.
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They may have a healthier diet or maybe they've cut down on after-work socializing.
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The socializing involved in the walking classes might have also had some effect, they add.
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His social media profiles include pictures of him socializing with Zaev, his ministers and Janeva.
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The layout of the vessel allows for both indoor and outdoor dining and socializing areas.
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"Money you spend socializing with people is valuable because network-building is valuable," said O'Connell.
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There were several dogs in attendance, so my goal of socializing the pets was achieved.
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Earbuds isn't the first company to take a shot at socializing the music listening experience.
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Seek out a middle ground of some work, some socializing, and some thoughtful solo time.
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So most of their time might be spent socializing, relaxing, doing ceremonies, and making things.
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Sleep, exercise, learning new skills and socializing with friends are known to support brain health.
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Images posted to Almodovar's wall over the years showed him socializing with dozens of friends.
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Socializing as an introvert works on a constant loop of interacting with people and downtime.
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I try not to feel bad about not going out or socializing in my hostel.
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AltspaceVR can be used for casual socializing, but recently, it's best known for its events.
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You will be socializing a lot today; however, don't plan anything too hectic this evening.
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It says Jussie and Abel Osundairo had been friends since 2017 -- socializing and exercising together.
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He told us that he was largely housebound and socializing had become hard for him.
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Too often that has caused competing sides to stop meeting, socializing, talking and breaking bread.
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On one side of the three-story atrium, a craft spirits bar, Soul, encourages socializing.
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The two have been inseparable ... socializing, doing business together and even living together at times.
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Mercury's entry into Aquarius will find you busy socializing, as per usual for Aquarius season.
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People became more comfortable living and socializing with those sharing similar values and group identities.
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He passes through into a secret back room, where other men in suits are socializing.
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People are spending more time watching Netflix than reading, socializing with friends, and exercising — combined.
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Tons of friends will be surrounding you, with Mercury entering the sign of socializing, Aquarius.
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It's a wonderful day for socializing, and you'll receive many messages today (including excellent gossip).
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Mars will also enter Libra October 22, boosting your energy when it comes to socializing.
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"Caring for and socializing other people's children is emotionally and physically exhausting work," Rohlinger says.
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"Because it's round, [the yurt] feels more inclusive and is better for socializing," Winthrop said.
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The social-science literature suggests that Americans are increasingly marrying and socializing within political tribes.
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Socializing, creating, or working alone leaves no blueprint for the generation still reconciling their identity.
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After Vancouverites were caught socializing, the city earned a new moniker: the Florida of Canada.
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We're resigned to sheltering in place now, and socializing only with those inside our walls.
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And the conflict has been resolved by removing both you and her from the socializing.
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According to Lean In, 60 percent of men are uncomfortable socializing with and mentoring women.
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The video depicts a day at a high school with its upbeat hopes and socializing.
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It is a lot of socializing, and fashion is full of personalities — and sometimes drama.
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" Mnuchin told CNBC the House and Senate are now "socializing the plan with their members.
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Mr. Bisguier preferred socializing to studying, and he made friends readily, even among his opponents.
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The bright lighting and high volume make the bar more conducive to socializing than flirting.
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Sometimes, you can't help checking your notifications or socializing a bit with your work peers.
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Berman and Harnack had been socializing at Harnack's residence prior to the attack, Choe said.
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According to Town & Country, because of Camilla's upper class upbringing, socializing with royals wasn't uncommon.
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He began socializing with Egyptian writers, whose work he hoped to bring to English readers.
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They're socializing with people that they're not with, which they could do at home anyways.
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Venus and Jupiter also mingle, creating a fantastic energy for socializing and connecting with others.
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There are just way, way, way more options in terms of socializing on the internet.
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Between socializing, looking good, and not wearing ratty sweatpants from 10 years ago, bills stack up.
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Cancer season finds you busy socializing, and, as is the theme for the month, expressing yourself!
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Of course, people with different propensities for socializing will probably have different answers to this question.
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I had my fill of socializing last night, so I watch while I clean and vacuum.
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"Together, they have a natural charm and charisma, and complement each other when socializing," Tripp says.
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What seemed like a sincerely invested attempt at socializing was actually a well thought out cover.
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"There was a lot of socializing with the investigators and the guy from Hollywood," Warren says.
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The moon in Libra connects with your ruling planet Jupiter, making for a lovely socializing vibe.
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In a 2012 interview with CNN, Obama denied he avoided socializing with members out of spite.
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Because they don't need as much money for socializing if they can do it at home.
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While I dig all of the new features, iMessage isn't that central to my digital socializing.
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This means continuing to staying active in the workplace and socializing with friends, family, and neighbors.
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Many retirees look forward to spending their golden years relaxing, socializing and improving their short game.
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Being able to judge a person's non-verbal cues during an exchange is essential for socializing.
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You're busy socializing for most of today (and some very exciting conversations will happen early on!).
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Temples were once pivotal in India, not just for prayer, but for learning and socializing, too.
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The Moon enters Cancer lighting up the part of your chart that rules socializing— have fun!
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There had been issues with a boy named Andy, but Andy was now socializing more successfully.
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Most Super Bowl parties are spent socializing, sipping drinks, and of course, watching a little football.
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As a result, they have less time for socializing and creating close social relationships at work.
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The human brain's opioid system is believed to have evolved to make socializing enticing, promoting survival.
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All of this business makes socializing a very appealing escape from the humdrum hustle and grind.
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Tompkins Square Park was the center of it all, for socializing, art, music, and political discussion.
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Mr. Cumming lives nearby and is a frequent presence, whether performing, bartending, D.J.ing or simply socializing.
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The one who benefits most, of course, is the host, who can spend more time socializing.
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Places were being raided, people were being taken off to jail for socializing with each other.
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An open space also allows for large public areas to be built for gathering and socializing.
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His calendar entries show plenty of socializing during the week that summer — and virtually no work.
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If the amount of assigned homework decreased by half, my amount of socializing would increase tremendously.
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The developments also emphasize spending time outdoors, and will include "therapeutic" gardens and clubhouses for socializing.
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From socializing to exercise to checking up on the news, these are the apps you need.
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That includes things like praying, socializing, maintaining close relationships, exercising, having hobbies, and volunteering, wrote Teh.
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A great life requires balancing several competing priorities: health and fitness, sleep, family, socializing, and business.
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In 1, Apple changed the act of socializing, maybe forever, with the release of the iPhone.
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As a teenager navigating a league of grown men, he was criticized for not socializing enough.
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Branson is betting that an increasing number of people around the world are socializing without alcohol.
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By 2018, 532 people were skiing the mountain, with another 400 participants socializing in the lodge.
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It was a way of socializing and gathering people together at a location in the future.
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College, homework load, jobs, family obligations, and socializing — these things are not disappearing when I'm meditating.
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Finally, it opposes Venus in at 9:54 PM, bringing obstacles around love, money, or socializing.
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You see, when you're a freelancer, the lines between networking and socializing are in no way distinct.
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During the war, while Chanel was socializing with the SS, Schiaparelli was volunteering as a nurse's aide.
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"I realized quickly I had in fact only been socializing as an excuse to drink," he explains.
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The Moon is in Taurus, activating the sector of your chart that rules socializing—go out tonight.
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Billionaire investor Warren Buffett once feared socializing and delivering speeches until he took a public speaking class.
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Important conversations are on the menu today, and this evening is fantastic for socializing and making connections.
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A lunch break could also be used for catching up on errands or socializing with co-workers.
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Stadtmiller's career takes off, and soon she's socializing in the circles you read about in gossip magazines.
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I stopped socializing because I simply could not afford to and ate a lot of instant ramen.
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Since socializing and making small talk feels like an extension of her job, she'll often opt out.
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Perry tells Celeste he doesn't want his sons socializing with Ziggy after what happened in the schoolyard.
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I miss out on nothing, in terms of real-world socializing, by sticking to Facebook and texting.
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That said, plenty of socializing will be on the way soon, thanks to Pisces season beginning today.
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Yes, I'm still a little jealous of how easy socializing seems for some people in my life.
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I was in this bubble of cool events and socializing, and it's the most convenient city ever.
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Simple tasks are exhausting—keeping a job, socializing, eating, having relationships, running errands, walking down the street.
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As users, we end up acting and socializing in ways we don't believe in, and later regret.
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"It's fun meeting random people and socializing, getting ideas and pointers for my makeup," David Torres said.
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Even then, the money I earned in college was used for socializing, not to pay my tuition.
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In numerous studies, naltrexone has been found to reduce pleasure from food, exercise, socializing—and, yes, music.
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Expect to do more socializing over the next few weeks, as communication planet Mercury travels through Scorpio.
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Maybe not, according to a new study that suggests that everyone needs to recharge after extensive socializing.
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You'll want to get even closer now, preferring one-on-one time to socializing with mutual friends.
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It's a fun day for socializing; however, you may feel more emotionally sensitive or nostalgic than usual.
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As news of the virus spread, he said, more people were refraining from dining out or socializing.
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Designed for socializing, the soaring lobby revolves around a circular marble bar and laptop-ready communal tables.
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Exercise also naturally promotes other Oxytocin-boosting behaviors, like complementing, hugging, high-fiving, and post-workout socializing.
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Many lived at home in distant suburbs, instead of on campuses in the city, making socializing difficult.
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Imagine you're on a video chat with your colleagues and peers, responsibly socializing amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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Still, A & O offers an environment that encourages socializing and communication, and that is not by accident.
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He stopped socializing and sometimes skipped meals to ensure that his son ate three times a day.
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Now, those who made it are trying to heal through modern technology, old-fashioned socializing — and time.
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By contrast, French military personnel can often be seen jogging through the city and socializing with locals.
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You might be spending more time in the bathroom than socializing if you're chugging these all night.
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When he is not fishing or socializing, he said he would sit and soak in the atmosphere.
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Twenge found that happiness correlated most strongly with sports, followed by socializing in person and religious services.
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It was — and I found this shocking because socializing is usually stressful for me — an exhale moment.
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If you feel that we are once again privatizing profits and socializing losses, that wouldn't be wrong.
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If you feel that we are once again privatizing profits and socializing losses, that wouldn't be wrong.
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With all of that socializing, when's the last time you actually got a few peaceful moments alone?
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Expect to be busy socializing, as the Moon will connect to action planet Mars in chatty Gemini.
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Socializing can sometimes feel like being held prisoner and being antisocial the equivalent of being set free.
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It's good for kids to be socializing who are, in one way or another, a little awkward.
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That doesn't just make your workday longer, it limits the types of socializing freelancers like me can do.
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I have a busy weekend ahead of me, but most of it is socializing and doing fun stuff.
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We might call it gossip, or socializing, but our brains consider this their main duty—their primary function.
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And then when cinema came into the country, it kind of took over as the main socializing agent.
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No one seemed to take any issue with openly gay and transgender teens socializing outside a neighborhood temple.
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Previously, Lip had been socializing with the celebrities and characters (and mobsters) of New York at the Copacabana.
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No farewell lunches today, because I really don't do well with socializing too many times in a row.
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You're not slowing down; instead, you're getting busy hanging out with friends, networking, meeting new people, and socializing.
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Socializing, which used to be a non-media activity, now occurs on social media and over mobile connections.
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One factor Flurry didn't mention, but seems notable, is users' newer desire for more private socializing and sharing.
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This will be a marvelous and imaginative time, fantastic for socializing and connecting with inspiring and creative people.
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Today's also fab for socializing, take note of whom you meet today—they could become a great friend.
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Conversely, the more time teens spent socializing, playing sports, and even doing homework, the generally happier they were.
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As his addiction progressed, he cared less about socializing and preferred to just get high with his friend.
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And they are groups that live close to each other so they are probably socializing outside of work.
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For only $349.00 (listed at $638.99) you and your guests can relax after a long day of socializing.
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When work-related travel was too intense, or socializing too costly and tiresome, the Kardashians were my stabilizer.
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You can balance all of the excitement and socializing you're doing by grounding it in your own needs.
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There was hushed silence for panels held in an auditorium, and more socializing once everyone adjourned for cocktails.
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"But underneath the fear of vomiting is an enormous fear of socializing and relating to others," she says.
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Or perhaps it would be "socializing and communicating with others," which slipped from 40 minutes to 38 minutes.
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This is a huge mistake, as socializing, even when you don't enjoy it, is great for your mood.
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And at Kronoberg, inmates can spend up to five hours a day socializing, the deputy governor told Billboard.
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Tonight's especially awesome for socializing and networking; I doubt you'll come home at a decent time this evening.
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Everyone was socializing, drinking complimentary champagne, and smoking on the roof deck that overlooks the Lower East Side.
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The Moon is in friendly Fire sign Sagittarius, lighting up the sector of your chart that rules socializing.
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They've been socializing with friends and family with BBQ's and a pool party, and they've taken hikes together.
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Or, Miitomo's developers might really think that a forced Q&A format is the future of digital socializing.
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Over time, she became a friend and a regular dinner guest, socializing with authors, poets and theater designers.
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When Aries season begins on Wednesday, you get more quiet after the socializing you've done during Pisces season.
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Right now, my children are old enough to be fully vaccinated and so they largely are safe socializing.
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Though you probably shouldn't be socializing in person with your friends, you can still connect over shared activities.
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To avoid devolving into all non-book-related socializing, invite some people who are not already fast friends.
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I think that everyone should spend more time socializing, not just in school but also outside of it.
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Chatty Mercury connects with philosophical Jupiter on September 24, inspiring a wonderful atmosphere for socializing and sharing ideas.
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These businesses had to close spaces that are often as much for socializing as they are for exercising.
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"Alcohol doesn't play as important a role in socializing as it did in the past," Mr. Nicholls said.
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Andrea Lee of Uri tours said her customers were drawn to the idea of socializing with North Koreans.
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Coley, 31 at the time, told police he had been socializing at a restaurant until 4:30 a.m.
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They tend to retreat into their own homes for socializing or to the safety of the president's properties.
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Moreover, its size and setup encourage the type of casual socializing I associate with old-time ski lodges.
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GDC is also known for the massive amount of socializing that happens in and around the event itself.
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Bonnie Wertheim I am an introvert, which is to say that I love socializing, but it exhausts me.
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He had known the shah since 1962, socializing with him in New York, Tehran and St. Moritz, Switzerland.
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It is absolutely true there used to be more cross-party socializing and hobnobbing than there is now.
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Your misery likely has companyDrinking and socializing are cultural acts, and most hangovers do not happen in isolation.
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People with warring political affiliations may simply be less interested in socializing together, at least at semipublic events.
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Instead, the greatest emphasis is placed on exercise, mindfully eating with friends and family, and socializing over meals.
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Often workers' only means of socializing and discussing working conditions are on digital platforms like email and Slack.
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For their work on nights socializing in a year, they used $5,427 for low and $131,203 for high.
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Many of them acknowledge this as some of the only time they spend out of the house socializing.
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They were creating networks of friendship and socializing and care-taking and sex that few had thought possible.
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They're also fun because they also promote socializing, such as when groups meet for bike rides or aerobics classes.
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Leo season is not just about socializing for you, Libra, but also about you connecting with your heart's purpose.
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The one thing that is imparted informally in training is male camaraderie: team sports, guys socializing, guy group activities.
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Over and over again, the researchers reported indifference and boredom when it came to personal development and basic socializing.
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But it also smacks of a way for tech firms to keep profits private while socializing responsibility and costs.
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But they do, and the lido—a facility for al fresco swimming, bathing and socializing—is a treasured institution.
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Separate studies have found that social robots could be useful for children with autism who might have difficulty socializing.
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Their urban project appeals to both the very basic need for socializing and the uhn-tiss that bees need.
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It leads to fun moments between the stars and behind-the-scenes looks at them socializing during commercial breaks.
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The Moon is in fun Fire sign Sagittarius, activating the sector of your chart that rules organizations and socializing.
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But he was fine with the solitude, and all it did was make me exhausted from so much socializing.
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That doesn't mean that it's not useful to do a bit of socializing with your colleagues after hours, though.
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Fingerprints soon led detectives to a suspect, Alberto Aquino-Simon, 19, who was often seen socializing with Mr. Rodríguez.
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Switzerland's low university fees for international students help to offset the high costs of rent and socializing in Zurich.
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Kids I've met through Screenagers tell me how they retreat into their phones to avoid feeling anxious while socializing.
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This is not the first time that Clinton and the 2016 GOP presidential nominee were seen socializing in public.
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Women recounted experiences where, on occasion, alcohol-fueled socializing led to unwanted advances from colleagues, bosses and public officials.
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The planet of communication, Mercury, is still retrograde, but that doesn't mean you can't do any socializing or connecting.
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That's the raison d'être of an effective insurance program: socializing risk and uncertainty among a large group of people.
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Classes are staggered, with a half-hour gap between the two sides, to prevent students from socializing during breaks.
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We must not repeat the mistakes of the last crisis socializing risk for those otherwise able to bear it.
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Think of promotions you can plan now and activate once people get back to socializing, dining out, and traveling.
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It comes with great guest perks like free daily happy hour, wellness classes, and activities meant to encourage socializing.
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It was a blue-collar place where working and sleeping and raising a family were more valued than socializing.
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One Thousand Museum has more than 30,000 square feet of recreation areas for socializing, working out, swimming, and more.
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"The House and the Senate are now socializing the plan with their members," Mnuchin said in a live interview.
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This is where most people gather for socializing and connecting, and where Luminary hosts many of its larger programs.
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By putting the world's recorded knowledge in the palm of a hand, it revolutionized work, dining, travel and socializing.
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As far as central spots go, the 200-store ABC Mall is a top location for shopping and socializing.
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Similar effects occur when I give up other types of behavior — socializing, for instance, or engagement with social media.
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"It was hours of occupation, fun and socializing that you could keep enjoying again and again," Mr. Bensch said.
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It would certainly take much longer for people who are employed, take care of children or spend time socializing.
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Some Todai men avoid socializing with female classmates, favoring activities where most of the women come from other universities.
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"They don't have cages and I much prefer socializing the cats in a more natural situation," he told CNN.
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Socializing is necessary for mental health, I'm sure you know, so nurture your friendships and prioritize your sex life.
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According to Dr. Avery, some of the tenets of hygge, particularly socializing, could help someone coping with the blues.
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Two tents, bracketing a square of blankets used as a cooking and socializing space, flap helplessly in the wind.
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Are you doing your socializing in such a way that you seem to actually be getting value from it?
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Socializing when you'd rather not means missing out on an opportunity to care for and get to know yourself.
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No longer known just for its smoked product, cannabis has evolved to offer products for health, wellness, sleep and socializing.
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So it's possible that they spend more time on activities they enjoy, like socializing and exercising, because they work less.
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More social media could mean less face-to-face socializing, which could lead to less direct peer pressure, she said.
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Since the Pantin family lives in a remote area, their young children are growing up only socializing with their siblings.
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That meant cutting back on expenses like eating out and socializing, so to entertain himself, Greene turned to video games.
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When the behavior is interfering with your daily life — your job, socializing, relationships, health, sleeping — you've veered into clinical territory.
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Stella's Asperger's Syndrome makes navigating the nuances of interpersonal socializing — essentially, the entire basis of dating — a nearly insurmountable challenge.
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Grace is something that many visitors to the Westworld parks aren't: completely alone, and completely uninterested in socializing with hosts.
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Restaurant workers are digitally savvy, incredibly socially networked, used to working in large teams, and often living and socializing together.
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And an Elliot Smith one for the "Thanks for the invitation, but I'm done socializing for the next year" mood.
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Many of Lahore's Christians had gathered in the park to celebrate Easter by socializing and pushing their children on swings.
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Witnesses at the club told Page Six Gooding was in a joyful mood and was socializing with other club goers.
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They were allegedly forbidden from socializing with children in the neighborhood, or anyone outside of the family for that matter.
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The former hedge fund manager who is known for socializing with politicians and royalty has been investigated in the past.
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Kim Jong Il, meanwhile, was just an oddball: He was very introspective and didn't enjoy socializing or interacting with outsiders.
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They call this condition "hermit's syndrome," describing the shock of socializing with family and friends after long periods in Antarctica.
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The surrounding double-height zones—which make up the majority of the room — become shared spaces for working and socializing.
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Later in the evening, she and Novak took a break from socializing to rest their feet on a lounge sofa.
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I drank when I was stressed out, tired, hungry, or bored; when I was celebrating, socializing, partying, and having fun.
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Your planetary ruler Venus gently connects with Neptune on Thursday, which inspires a fun night out socializing with beautiful strangers.
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Imani Podhradsky sat next to him in Algebra 20143, but said Ahmad spent more time socializing than solving math problems.
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Spalding County District Attorney Benjamin Coker told CNN they were angry that Coggins had been socializing with a white woman.
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"This isn't working; it's socializing," he said on Saturday as he poured drinks and talked with those at the bar.
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As Manu and his male classmates entered their teen-age years, their socializing and roughhousing often had a sexual element.
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But unlike the Clintons, the Obamas have largely limited their socializing to a small circle of family members and friends.
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Researchers say this proves that regardless of someone's personality, they need some time to recharge after socializing, studying, or working.
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And the "Apply Now" button makes sending your application through Facebook a quick and seamless part of your socializing experience.
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For comparison, ask people who are older than you about their habits of socializing when they were in their teens.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday called for an end to all "nonessential" socializing, but many people have ignored this.
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I thought I would have an easier time socializing when I could talk without spitting, slurring, and losing my temper.
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They are hubs of neighborhood activity; outside the gates, there are food vendors, street musicians, barbecues and plenty of socializing.
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A hierarchy of privileges, like later bedtimes and more off-campus socializing, accrues to older kids to encourage repeat customers.
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The best part of Russ — well, not quite as good as the reserve smoked sturgeon — has always been the socializing.
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The vicissitudes of social distancing have taken many people by surprise, making video calls a new necessity for distant socializing.
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More sunlight leads to more serotonin, which (once we're allowed outdoors) leads to more socializing, more skin, more sexual tension.
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SOCIALIZING MAY TAKE its toll on Almodóvar these days, but I'll be damned if he's not still good at it.
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"Socializing is important to connect with clients, preventing feelings of isolation and having someone to talk to besides your dog."
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There are levels of socializing that can be enhanced or inhibited, depending on the strength and the amount you smoke.
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Red wine can be enjoyed in moderation and socializing with friends and family during meals is part of the prescription.
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We are not sure how to continue to support Steve's family, by not socializing with Tom once they are gone.
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In these communities, the games become the shared culture that bring people together and keep them socializing online for years.
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I used them as an excuse to be outdoors, to escape socializing, or as entree to a circle of others.
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So she dedicated half an hour at the beginning of the evening to strictly socializing before getting down to business.
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But she also remembers several weeks of Dennehy coming round for rent money, drinking, and socializing with the other tenants.
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Slack co-founder and CTO Cal Henderson on the company's incredible growth, technical hurdles and how it is socializing the enterprise.
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And it may seem like a noble cause, to foster a healthy outlet for self-expression and socializing with loved ones.
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Witnesses at the club told Page Six that Gooding was in a joyful mood and was socializing with other club goers.
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The Moon is in fun Fire sign Sagittarius, making this an awesome day to work your connections or spend time socializing.
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The third place is the coffeehouse, the bar, the mall — a public space for relaxing, socializing, sharing ideas, or goofing off.
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To this day, sleeping under a park bench in lieu of socializing or playing is probably the best portrait of myself.
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A previous study found that cats are nice, actually, and will even forgo food if it means socializing with a person.
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Tonight's splendid for socializing; however, a great way for you to use Leap Day's energy is to catch up on rest.
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And if you're an extrovert you should read this book to understand how not everyone can spend hours socializing every day.
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Expect to do way more socializing thanks to chatty Mercury entering Taurus and lighting up the friendship sector of your chart.
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Four months later, he was reportedly fired for "knowingly and intentionally associating, fraternizing, or socializing" with people associated with criminal activities.
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In any case, August 18 finds Mercury and Venus in a harmonious connection, creating a supportive energy around socializing and connecting.
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The social isolation that is its hallmark can be alleviated through a combination of elements; most important among these is socializing.
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I loved socializing in my dorm room in college; I felt no lack at the time because I had no couch.
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With no coworkers in your living room, socializing with your peers can be a challenge and make remote work pretty lonely.
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Cohn was surprised by the board's response to his suggestion that Bush's habit of socializing with female employees might be inappropriate.
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By this time in America they had stopped socializing, so people knew them only tangentially and there were few to tell.
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The aim: Making socializing easier once you and your crew are out, whether at a festival or at a networking event.
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Tonight's amazing for socializing, Scorpio, so go out there this evening and do what you do best: Climb some social ladders!
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The two instantly clicked over their shared experiences, which Bedingfield says alerted him to the benefits of socializing and going outside.
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Mars in Taurus found you hard at work in your career, but Mars in Gemini wants you out and about, socializing!
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Feeling useful and supportive of your community is important to you now, so going out and socializing is crucial this weekend.
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Inside that courtyard, students sat on brick steps or concrete benches, socializing, laughing, studying, or just relaxing with their eyes closed.
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Kauffman: A lot of that older generation did all their socializing in those bars because they were the only safe spaces.
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You're in a very social mood today, with the Moon in Virgo highlighting the sector of your chart that rules socializing.
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Italy is under total lockdown, and the UK has encouraged people to stay at home and avoid unnecessary travel and socializing.
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To compensate, I've found myself smiling forcefully when socializing with strangers, wanting to assure them that they don't have to worry.
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"Lobbies are distracting because there is so much going on, with people coming in and out and also socializing," she said.
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He can envision himself as the leader of a regional theater, and he is undaunted by the socializing that would require.
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As Amazon pushed into entertainment, it often worked with Endeavor, and Mr. Whitesell and Ms. Sanchez started socializing with the Bezoses.
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There's a toxic distance created by online gaming and social networks that allows us to pretend we're not socializing with friends.
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There was plenty of time left for socializing; many Club 57-goers spent more time there than in their actual apartments.
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Photos show the drastic measures Starbucks is taking to keep people from sitting and socializing in stores during the coronavirus outbreak
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My department is very small and isolated from the rest of the company, and our work doesn't allow for much socializing.
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Consequently, they might experience anxiety symptoms that interfere with work, maintaining close relationships, socializing or taking care of themselves and others.
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Now thinking about it, yes, I have been able to balance my social life between being alone and socializing with others.
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At first, their housemates, whom Matranga and Delacruz didn't know before moving in, mostly used the basement for storage and socializing.
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Located along the Southwest Gulf Coast, the city is peppered with opportunities for shopping, fishing, eating, socializing and enjoying the arts.
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It was the Maghrib — the second to last of the five daily calls to prayer — and outdoor socializing had to cease.
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Residents of Fiji are considered some of the friendliest people in the world, so socializing with locals shouldn't be an issue.
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I knew my father had been socializing with a woman he had met at bingo one night a few weeks before.
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The outbreak has made dog owners across the city anxious about socializing their dogs and has led some to consider vaccination.
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Urban mixed-use centers for socializing and shopping such as the revamped Kings Mall will support that strategy, Ingka Centres said.
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Free from both work and socializing, it's the perfect day to just stay in bed — and we're not talking about sleeping.
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If sitting in front of the TV gets in the way of physical activity and socializing, then yes, problems can arise.
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It was a Monday morning, and the Paisas, as the folks in this region south of Medellín are called, were socializing.
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Everyone, including Tyrnauer's interviewees, knew he was a monster, but this doesn't seem to have prevented them from socializing with him.
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You should probably check to see if your co-workers are just socializing behind your back because they don't like you.
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I had a few close friends, but I would almost always rather be journaling or lost in a book than socializing.
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More choices, more relationships, and more socializing open up new kinds of opportunities that wouldn't have existed without dating apps and websites.
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You've been focusing a lot on work and your reputation lately, Sagittarius, but today's new moon in Libra is all about socializing!
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"When you do what we're doing, socializing sex, making it socially acceptable and shareable, you potentially triple, quadruple your returns," she says.
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After getting sober, Rudolf continued working in the industry but stopped socializing with his peers in the way he was used to.
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For example, extroverts enjoy talking through their issues with others, and get energized when socializing, while introverts might be exhausted by it.
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The real fun began when the twins moved to Italy, and began socializing with celebrities and the intelligentsia, like filmmaker Federico Fellini.
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The first part of the day is excellent for socializing; with warrior planet Mars in your sign, Scorpio, you're full of energy.
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Researchers say that women in general have a less goal-oriented approach to networking and focus on finding common ground and socializing.
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Venus enters Capricorn this evening, putting you in a more private mood after doing so much socializing over the last few weeks.
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They also claimed Jonshon had previously gotten in trouble for socializing with clients, one of whom was the father of her son.
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Orban is reaping benefits by out-socializing the socialists, said Dorottya Zsikra, a professor of sociology at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.
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Much of Butina's alleged conduct seems to have involved socializing and attending US political events, which may not seem all that dastardly.
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"Gen Z does most of its socializing digitally without any of those cues, so they're losing most of this practice," says Newport.
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Since this is unlikely to happen while you're binge-watching TV, get off the couch and go do some low-key socializing.
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And if blacks are shut out of the socializing, then they're also cut out of the wheeling and dealing that takes place.
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Some Pebble employees tried it out and claim it helped them make tangible changes in their life, like socializing more with coworkers.
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And though it may not have been a space intended for socializing, Federici made it feel as welcoming as any dive bar.
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The Moon enters Aries tonight and lights up the sector of your chart that rules socializing— it's a great evening to network!
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You're going to be so busy socializing and ducking from drama early this month, you'll need all the excuses you can get.
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But before the action gets underway, there are days of preparation and socializing in the run-up to the highly anticipated event.
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The daughter of observant Muslims, she has always been expected to stay close to home and to limit her socializing with boys.
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Somehow, we decided that getting all of our work, socializing, eating, and working out done was more important that getting our sleep.
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The moon enters air sign Gemini, illuminating a very private and psychic sector of your chart after a busy day of socializing.
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A very helpful conversation will come your way today, and this evening is A+ for socializing and networking with established, successful people.
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Visiting or dining with relatives outside your household is not allowed since nonessential socializing isn't considered a necessary movement and is prohibited.
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Embrace the neighborhood where you live, with neighbors who enjoy sitting on their stoops socializing and, in this case, humming a tune.
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A big perk when it comes to the socializing element of a camp: Telluride is one of the prettiest American ski towns.
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Like many people wrestling with anxiety, her intrusive, worrisome thoughts made everyday activities like socializing and going to work seem nearly impossible.
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But afterward, particularly as Americans moved to the cities, young people began socializing almost entirely with those in their same age cohort.
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Parents' leisure time, like exercising or socializing, is much more likely to be spent with their children than it used to be.
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At the end of the day, employees drop off battery packs themselves at charging lockers — which also serves as a socializing opportunity.
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While waiting your turn, sip a gin and tonic and respect the reverent atmosphere — this is a place for listening, not socializing.
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If it's for hanging out, you know it's something casual, a background voice that will enhance the socializing without intruding or interfering.
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I don't think my phone stops me from socializing or from sleeping, and I am constantly trying to put down my phone.
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The goal for socializing young puppies is to ensure they have only positive interactions, and to avoid any overwhelming or frightening interactions.
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They are playing broom hockey, and I don't feel like socializing, but I know I should go to attempt to make friends.
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Experts say it's this enticing combination of socializing and working out that has driven more young professionals to sign up for classes.
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Beijing (CNN)Before her son was born, Chen Huijuan was happy to splash out on skincare products, clothing and socializing with friends.
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Especially in the United States, curators are expected to cultivate high-level donors and collectors; socializing is part of the job description.
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Engaging in activities such as reading, socializing, or exercising — instead of watching television — will have a positive effect on your mental state.
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You're focus on your professional goals and your reputation during the first part of the day, but tonight's all about socializing, Taurus!
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This is a wonderful day for socializing, being that the planet of communication, Mercury, is meeting with your ruling planet, lovely Venus.
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It would restore the many other uses of city streets, from recreation to socializing to organizing, to parity with private vehicle use.
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I would hope AiB brings back its endearing style of light-touch forced socializing next year and foregoes any online pre-sales.
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It's a business that requires endless socializing, where deals are sealed over drinks, in expensive restaurants, swanky clubs and high-end hotels.
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The Moon is in chatty, social Air sign Gemini today, lighting up the part of your chart that rules friendship and socializing.
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The Moon is in Pisces, lighting up the friendship and community sector of your chart—but don't get swept away in socializing.
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But elephants in captivity do suffer when their natural needs — including socializing with other elephants, unrestrained movement and natural foraging — are not met.
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Still, Poole believes that you can either fight the trend involving the shift of socializing to our phones, or you can embrace it.
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The rest was for socializing, but there were lots of sacrifices; I didn't go on holidays, buy new clothes, or update my phone.
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Your focus is on your professional goals and your reputation for the first part of the day, but tonight you're all about socializing.
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And everything that we need to do, vis-a-vis Russia, does not require socializing with Vladimir Putin in front of the cameras.
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As soon as you attract interest from an acquirer, start socializing the idea that most M&A deals fall apart — because they do.
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Pseudo-socializing for professional reasons is so common that many only find out who their real friends are when they leave their jobs.
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The team also found that certain sports that involve socializing can have more of a positive effect on your mental health than others.
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In the early hours of the party, Manning could be seen smiling and socializing with attendees, including pro-Trump Twitter personality Cassandra Fairbanks.
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Chandor was one of many involved with Triple Frontier that would spend his breaks visiting and socializing with the dogs in the kennels.
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The weeklong event draws more than 9003 women from across the US for specialized firearms training and socializing with fellow Second Amendment enthusiasts.
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Unlike many other robots built for the home, Fribo is not intended to be social itself, but to instead foster socializing in others.
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"She has been socializing more and trying to find a bigger circle of friends that she can be close with," the source explained.
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"Was she put on leave for having been socializing and having a child with a William Morris client?" defense attorney Angela Agrusa asked.
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Australian athletes were told not to wear their team uniforms and to tuck their accreditation inside their shirts when socializing during the evening.
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"He wanted to be playing more, so that takes away from family time, and takes away from socializing with his friends," she said.
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They're more expensive than the average barbershop or chain store, have sleek contemporary decor and aren't exactly conducive to hanging out and socializing.
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To some this may sound like a waste of a vacation, but I truly love balancing my trips between adventuring, socializing, and relaxing.
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You're in a friendly mood today, with the Moon in Sagittarius lighting up the part of your chart that rules socializing and networking.
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But the way Slack facilitates procrastination and low-value socializing that could interfere with actually getting work done might be scaring off customers.
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AR is designed to enhance, the things you do as a human being — being outside, socializing with other people, shopping, playing, having fun.
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Trump is a collegial character who has spent extended time socializing with some visiting foreign leaders so he might actually enjoy the interaction.
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Others are more like proteins and veggies: Make sure kids get a balanced diet that includes exercise, IRL socializing, snoozing, and yes, screens.
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"Cooler, bluish light is generally good for analytical thinking, while warmer bulbs are better for socializing and interaction with other people," says Augustin.
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Your character must improve his standing with his peers by reading books, taking part-time jobs, socializing and generally being an OK dude.
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Sometimes family members, like equestrian Zara Tindall might be in a different box and venture out or move between the enclosures while socializing.
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Some 1.1 million people entered Bahrain via the bridge in January, many attracted by the country's more relaxed rules on drinking and socializing.
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But would we call someone who avoids socializing and spends nearly every second thinking about or playing guitar or violin a "music addict"?
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Busy work schedules see them leaving the office at 11 PM and back in again at 7 AM, leaving little time for socializing.
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Pent up in an old folks' home, the rebellious Florence has yet to consign herself to eating, sleeping, exercising, and socializing as scheduled.
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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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Allowing for portability, multiple multiplayer controller configurations and up to eight connected consoles all lend to a similar idea of socializing within gaming.
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Prosecutors say the men killed Coggins, who was 23, because he'd been socializing with a white woman, Gebhardt's "old lady" at the time.
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They live in enclaves, socializing only among themselves, he said, and had arrived in the city in waves, starting in the nineteen-eighties.
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"Women should never have to put up with unwanted touching, no matter whether are at work, at home or out socializing," she said.
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On a recent Saturday afternoon, a bit overtaxed from the morning's pancake making and the previous evening's socializing, I flopped into my hammock.
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On Monday, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson called on citizens to avoid all "nonessential" contact and travel, including socializing in pubs or nightclubs.
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When it opens, it promises a well-designed space with a curriculum that emphasizes socializing and entrepreneurship for 3-year-olds on up.
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Some of that comes from the simple act of socializing, organizers said, since many of those living with dementia find themselves increasingly isolated.
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Until recently, we remained on friendly terms with my former brother-in-law, socializing at family events he hosted and exchanging holiday gifts.
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Play: Virtual poker games and remote raving are among the ways that people across the U.S. are socializing in the time of coronavirus.
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But after months of playing D&D with my friends, I'm socializing on Twitter and other social media less than I did before.
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And he ceased socializing too, finding himself alone in the city's restaurants on the rare occasion when he ventured out during the week.
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Recently, though, he had begun to go to church and had mentioned that he enjoyed socializing during the coffee hour after the service.
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Previously unmissable activities, like "socializing, and going out for" — she spilled into a Valley Girl shriek — "draaanks!" suddenly revealed themselves to be nonessential.
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This social problem affects all people who have a phone and replace healthy social reactions with the unhealthy socializing provided by social media.
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Young people working and socializing in urban areas interact with large crowds, where they may pick up the disease and take it home.
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They're still out and about, jogging, chatting, socializing, even in cities like Philadelphia (where I live) that have closed their non-essential business.
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Practice social distancing — and distant socializing It may be tempting to ignore what by now is a well-worn refrain: practice social distancing.
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Months after the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High, one history class seeks to heal through modern technology, old-fashioned socializing — and time.
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"Camille has a quiet reserve that does not invite a lot of casual socializing," said Mayanne Downs, the city attorney of Orlando, Fla.
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Young people tend to learn how to manage their own emotions, recognize those of other people and manage them both effectively by socializing.
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It ends with a billion-dollar company, a massive regime change, and a platform that's upended everything from retail and tourism to socializing.
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I've learned a hard lesson about seeing my employees as friends and the importance of setting proper boundaries when socializing outside the workplace.
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As if attending classes, studying for tests, and writing papers weren't enough to fill up a weekly schedule, there's also extracurriculars and socializing.
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Generally more affordable than standard rentals, and with more flexible lease terms, the developments also offer shared common areas for socializing and working.
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It's hard to measure Your misery likely has company Drinking and socializing are cultural acts, and most hangovers do not happen in isolation.
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On a more basic level, socializing involves learning things about different people and retaining that information in order to interact comfortably with them.
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Contrasting the typical portrayal of wolves as ferocious predators, the film shows webcam footage of critically endangered red wolves socializing with their packs.
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Elliott had said during the team's off-season program that he was socializing less while trying to better understand the scrutiny he faces.
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Nonetheless, London life is changing with far fewer people on the streets, many people working from home and socializing down to a minimum.
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Instead of spending time with her daughter during these interludes, she would leave her alone as she pursued her life of maniacal socializing.
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Saturn is all about hard work, and as the sign of friendship, Aquarius, you know how much effort socializing and networking can be.
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It's often lamented that members of Congress no longer spend time socializing with each other — both between parties and often even within parties.
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The artist installed flanking black and white images of people wearing masks of Levan's face, sometimes in provocatively sexual poses, sometimes seemingly socializing.
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Bernie is a socializing socialist, meaning he's ready to get down at a frat party where all the students are getting a good education.
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"She has been socializing more and trying to find a bigger circle of friends that she can be close with," a source told People.
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" Rob told his sister, "I just want to get back to socializing and having family fun like we used to when dad was alive.
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Org survey, 60% of male managers now express concern about mentoring, socializing or being alone with their women employees, up substantially from last year.
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You've been thinking a lot about your career and reputation, and you're totally over it: Your main concerns today are socializing and having fun!
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"They forget their health issues, they are in there socializing and partying the night away," says Margaret Waterman, a director at Life Opportunities Unlimited.
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Saudi Arabia follows an austere interpretation of Islam, prohibiting socializing between men and women who are not related and banning most forms of music.
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Erin M. Riley: I spent a lot of time in chat rooms, socializing, but I was pretty solitary and I was also a maker.
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AR is designed to add, enhance the things you do as a human being: Being outside, socializing with other people, shopping, playing, having fun.
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Ahead, we've rounded up the best under-$150 plus-size dresses to get you through all of summer's socializing without depleting your bank account.
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"One of the keys to fitting socializing into a slammed schedule is to find ways to hit multiple activities at a time," she wrote.
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But applying for jobs on a site that has largely been used in the past for socializing, makes exercising caution all the more important.
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"Hailey, Kendall and Justine kept it cool and casual at their own private table though Hailey was socializing all night long," says a guest.
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In an interview with the beauty site Byrdie, the actress opened up about why she quit drinking and adopted a new outlook on socializing.
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A date to circle on your calendar is March 20, when Mercury meets Venus—this will be a very exciting day, wonderful for socializing.
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The Sun is illuminating the communication sector of your chart, so expect to do plenty of talking, socializing, and planning over the next month.
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They seem like a great idea for a game that's built to get people out of the house and socializing with like-minded strangers.
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The suspects arrested in the slaying were angry that Coggins, 23, was socializing with a white woman, District Attorney Benjamin Coker said in November.
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"Culturally, we use food as a socializing element in all sorts of circumstances," said Assemblyman Richard N. Gottfried, a Democrat who represents Midtown Manhattan.
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"I thought that maybe if we work on how boys and men are socializing, we can have a different generation of men," he added.
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The proposal amounts to a nuanced charade, socializing the costs of unprofitable power plants under the pretense of thwarting imminent threats to grid reliability.
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Reigns wants you to put your swiping skills to good use instead of whatever pitiful exercise in socializing you were currently using them for.
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Protective, private Cancer also occupies the part of your chart that rules socializing— no wonder you're so picky about who you hang out with.
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During the opening, I was told by numerous employees Komu was seen socializing at the biennial despite an anonymous accusation was made against him.
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This means that your brain often gives the message that, in order to have more fun when you are socializing, you need to smoke.
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Tap a button, and your friends in your city or a subset of them could see you're interested in socializing in the physical world.
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"But even extroverts viewed these solitary activities to be far more restful than socializing with friends," says Professor Felicity Callard, who led the study.
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Another idea being studied is whether a delay in development during a critical socializing period in a dog's early life could make the difference.
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Dining German summers are all outdoor socializing, but you'd be wise to take up the local practice of covering your drink after every sip.
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They spend large chunks of time on sleep, grooming and personal care as well as "socializing, relaxing, and leisure," according to government survey data.
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These guys, again, were found to be spending more time on "socializing, relaxing, and leisure," including watching almost six hours of TV a day.
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Februarys are funny for you, Aries, because you spend the first half socializing and working your connections and the second half in quiet hibernation.
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Mr. Pérez, like others interviewed while socializing on the broken island, said he felt a certain guilt for enjoying a frivolous moment of leisure.
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Socializing With It poured in New York on Election Day, and the "I VOTED" sticker on Patricia Ione Lloyd's coat that afternoon looked bedraggled.
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Socializing with friends and family and participating in clubs, political organizations, teams, unions and churches are essential components of what sociologists call social integration.
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SAUDI ARABIA DISPATCH As the government relaxes restrictions on men and women working and socializing together, coffeehouses are on the front lines of change.
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This is a hotel where mingling and socializing are encouraged, and everything from activities to common spaces are meant to foster this friendly environment.
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Bauer also said we may need to reexamine how we view socializing and find ways to hang out with friends while maintaining physical separation.
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I was playing with all different people, and I started realizing who was taking it seriously and who was posturing and more into socializing.
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A recent analysis of survey data from more than 22014,235.9 Americans finds that the rich spend significantly less time socializing than low-income Americans.
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In addition to looking at evenings spent socializing, the authors also examined how a typical day plays out for Americans at different income levels.
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It's more universal because people can relate to socializing and partying, not just in LA, but in Europe, in Mexico, New York, and Chicago.
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"She has been socializing more and trying to find a bigger circle of friends that she can be close with," the source for People alleges.
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My generation lost interest in socializing in person—they don't have physical get-togethers, they just text together, and they can just stay at home.
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The former Bravo star admitted that she doesn't know if her husband cheated on her, but insisted he lied to her about socializing with Wilson.
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Those in attendance are largely young and well-dressed, sporting MAGA hats and Trump-Pence shirts as they circulate around the bar laughing and socializing.
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You're also finding yourself in a new crowd, so you're going to need a strain that's great for socializing and puts your anxiety to rest.
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Uptime is not designed for this private sharing, but is instead a different take on the more public socializing that takes place around video content.
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In addition to the forced socializing — often with people we may not know very well — a primary complaint about BDBs is that they get expensive.
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The "Buddy" (Because Unbelievable Dedication Deserves You) help the players hit the ball and navigate the bases while also socializing and forming long-lasting friendships.
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Traveling, socializing, and shopping — whether it be for furniture, locally grown groceries, or an investment cross-body bag — can set you back some serious coin.
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He was also instructed to avoid socializing or being close with his mom or sisters in order to deter any effeminate behavior they might encourage.
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The newspaper added about 30 members were also dining or socializing at the club that morning, including Patrick Park, Trump's choice for ambassador to Austria.
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The five days of racing kicked off on Tuesday, when Prince William and Kate Middleton were among the family members enjoying the sport and socializing.
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Venus will spend most of the month in Aries, finding you busy socializing; however, the mood will shift on March 31 when it enters Taurus.
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When coffee started arriving in England in the 1660s, the coffee houses that served it became go-to places for political conversation, socializing, and roughhousing.
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Robert's contemporaries testified to his almost superhuman energy, agility, and capacity for work and for socializing, which did not desert him in his later years.
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Putting private capital at risk, rather than socializing risk through taxpayer or ratepayer-funded subsidies and regulated monopolies, ensures that companies properly assess their investments.
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If you go out and you're socializing and you're trying out one of New York's best restaurants that's filled with cream and butter, enjoy it.
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The world she inhabits — a banal, familiar world of meetings, PowerPoint presentations and awkward collegial socializing — seems designed to strip away personal autonomy and integrity.
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Almost half of the residents of Englewood, Florida are seniors, which makes it a great place for socializing, but not so much for affordable living.
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"Fernand Beck groomed the victim for months by gaining his trust, socializing with him and giving him alcohol before sexually assaulting him," Mr. Garabedian said.
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By cooling down urban centers, cities can promote walking, socializing, outdoor art and activities that improve well-being and promote a more open-air lifestyle.
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Merkel on Sunday expanded restrictions in the country to combat the pandemic, forbidding Germans from socializing in groups of more than two, except for families.
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Gym subscriptions and prepaid cinema and concert tickets have now been rendered useless as most nonessential socializing is now forbidden, The New York Times reported.
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No longer the shadow on the radiator, she likes socializing and sharing favorite Puerto Rican dishes like fritters and flan with others at the organization.
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Riis Beach The eastern end of the beach at Jacob Riis Park has been a popular site for L.G.B.T.Q. sunbathing and socializing since the 1940s.
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He froze when it came to small talk (Hawthorne had the same disability), and prolonged socializing with company not of his choosing left him drained.
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Studies over the years have indicated that the rich, unlike the leisured gentry of old, tend to work longer hours and spend less time socializing.
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An August dinner was beach-themed, her food an ode to the oceanside socializing, with fruit sellers and soccer games, that lives in her nostalgia.
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Because of the incidents, Barno had trouble sleeping, eating and socializing with her family and friends and had to seek professional help, the lawsuit alleges.
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The electricity worked in my dorm room, and when I looked out the window, I saw a street packed with students, walking, bicycling and socializing.
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"They have less flexibility around eating, and a harder time socializing because of eating," said Renee Nelson, the clinical director of adolescent services at Walden.
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The announcements were part of a set of features Oculus announced today that are designed to position it as a go-to platform for socializing.
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What is the best dinner dish to make for a dinner party so that you don't miss out socializing with your guests when they arrive?
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READ: Top Coronavirus Task Force Expert Says Please, *Please*, Stop Socializing But, McCann argued, canceling the event would have long-term effects on the community.
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In fact, 36% of men said they had avoided mentoring or socializing with a woman colleague altogether because they were nervous about how it might look.
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I'm a decent cook and used to experiment with a lot of different recipes, but I have gradually reduced my cooking in favor of socializing more.
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As a young man, Nishimura moved to Tokyo to study music, but he did not easily adjust to big-city life, and socializing was difficult, too.
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Today's open plan offices increase the amount of socializing, chit-chat, and agenda-less meetings, activities that resemble "work" but are actually a form of leisure.
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While my output may seem prolific, also know that I've forgone many things (and continue to do so), such as television, habitual exercise and chronic socializing.
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That could become a serious problem when precipitation increases due to climate change and spikes the probability of air and water socializing with long-frozen tailings.
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SEE HELENA BONHAM CARTER AS PRINCESS MARGARET IN &aposTHE CROWN&apos The queen mother long disapproved of her daughter's all-day drinking and late-night socializing.
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"We have bred dogs to be social beings, and then you leave them home all day and they don't get to do much socializing," she said.
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"It's a way to go places full of people you've already matched with, making socializing so much easier once you're out and about," the company said.
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It is a joy to spend a full day drinking and socializing and learning in order to get the portrait, as opposed to just a snap.
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Or maybe it's just the thawing of our frozen hearts, as we warm up to the idea of actually socializing again while eating (post winter hibernation).
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Twitter is not Facebook – it's not a place for socializing among friends, but rather delivers a feed of information that matches up with your own interests.
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The payments were made shortly after the Miami Herald began publishing a series of articles about Epstein, who was known for socializing with politicians and royalty.
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"Socializing with them, especially relatives of senior clerics and high-ranking officials, is damaging the norms," he said on Tuesday, the semiofficial Tasnim News Agency reported.
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In contrast, one recent study found that colleagues who spend just 15 minutes socializing and sharing their feelings of stress had a 20% increase in performance.
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The comms head was worried about the optics of socializing with Trump administration officials because of WeWork's generally progressive stance on social issues, this person said.
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The way social prescribing works is that GPs will identify when a patient has non-medical needs, such as needing help with finances, mobility or socializing.
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Louis recognizes the contradiction in being the anti-bourgeois poster boy while reaping the benefits of being a bestselling author and socializing with the literary elite.
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We're in the midst of rapid growth in the gaming industry, the rise of esports and the mainstream-ing of socializing within games due to Fortnite.
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Part of the reason, again, is that if you're busy, hard to reach, or socializing with other people, it might mean you possess prime partner qualities.
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Despite some people showing more extroverted behavioral traits — like being happier and less tired while socializing — they were tired three hours later, just like the introverts.
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"It's a small community," Mr. Moradi said, crediting the club with helping him adjust to life off the field and opening pathways for jobs and socializing.
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It also advised its citizens to avoid socializing and travelling for that period, its prime minister announced in a televised address, according to a Reuters report.
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Over the years, however, customers started to linger, preferring to enjoy their "takeout" while socializing at the increasing number of tables crowding the store's linoleum floor.
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" He added that socializing with members of the press was part of his job, and said that "false claims like this undermine the real silence breakers.
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One of the advantages of Scottsdale's weather, even in the relative cool of winter, when temperatures range from about 40 to 70 degrees, is socializing outdoors.
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The two went flying together — encouraged by Mr. Whitesell, who saw the socializing as good for his wife's aerial film and production company, Black Ops Aviation.
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Yes, it's best if everyone gets along, but expecting colleagues to be genuine friends may set the bar too high: The point of work isn't socializing.
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It also advised its citizens to avoid socializing and traveling for that period, Korea's prime minister announced in a televised address, according to a Reuters report.
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I've never seen anywhere else other than Central Park where you have these hounds running loose and everybody's socializing with their pooches early in the morning.
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"It also encourages eating with friends and family, socializing over meals, mindfully eating your favorite foods, as well as mindful movement and exercise," said Al Bochi.
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Though their homes are smallish, residents also share a common house for communal meals, classes and meetings, plus gardens and outdoor walkways designed to encourage socializing.
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People aren't quite as interesting, ten-hour shifts stretch on rather than breeze by, and I missed the socializing that came with going out after work.
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It's not all hard work and no play: Mercury's harmony with Neptune shows that partying and socializing are there for a distraction when you need it!
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But, recently, I conducted a study of mass transit riders and discovered that their commute had become a key moment for socializing via their mobile devices.
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He was like Slim Aarons, only with a canvas and brush instead of a camera, creating intimate portraits of the other half while socializing among them.
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While these parents may have shown poor judgment, they, much like you, are probably doing it in the name of meeting and socializing with other parents.
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And if it wasn't just socializing, then there was no discussion of the campaign, and if there was discussion of the campaign, it was perfectly appropriate.
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Transportation has always been a major aspect of socializing, whether it was going a-courting in your horse-drawn carriage or making out at the drive in.
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Several world leaders have chosen not to attend the January get-together, choosing to fight domestic crises rather than be seen socializing with the rich and famous.
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The scientists also noticed that certain sports that involve socializing — such as team sports — can have more of a positive effect on your mental health than others.
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If a number of your Thanksgiving guests are children, what's the best way to prepare your dog for socializing with them — particularly to prevent jumping and nipping?
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This was causing him to spend most of his time in the basement, not socializing with friends, missing lots of school and never participating in gym class.
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Later, in California, the celebrity socializing would continue — the twins had private jam sessions with Leonard Cohen, psychedelic trips with Bob Dylan, and threesomes with Dennis Hopper.
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Considering Mercury's close association with communication and interpersonal relationships, it can make socializing feel like dodging bullets when it goes retrograde in a touchy, temperamental fire sign.
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" On striking the perfect work-life balance "We like [that Bumble allows users to flick between dating, socializing and networking] because we want to mimic real life.
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Though, again, SafeToNet's website suggests parents use such measures sparingly to avoid the tool being used to punish or exclude kids from socializing digitally with their friends.
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In a sense, we have already become cyborgs, tethered to our external electronic devices, outsourcing to them our memories, our sense of direction, our socializing, our lives.
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A scant 41 minutes of each average day are spent socializing in person with other humans, a number that's fallen by 9 percent over the past decade.
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Being a monarch is tough — all the responsibilities and socializing stuff — but one particular king found the time cultivate a secret, part-time job ... for 21 years.
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On a happier note, a friend sends me an invite to a networking/socializing event next week for a talk about salmon habitat restoration at a brewery!
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And like President Barack Obama, May is not known for socializing with members of the opposition -- a criticism both Republicans and Democrats have leveled at the President.
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As Venus connects with mystical Neptune, socializing and partying can transport you to another whimsical world, so have fun and take your sense of humor with you.
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With the holiday as a backdrop, the Dunder Mifflin crew gets out of their usual environment, and enjoy a rare opportunity for socializing away from the workplace.
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Close to 2202,2628 people mill about the massive Washington Convention Center, socializing, networking and educating themselves in the myriad panels and lectures offered at the mega-event.
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WATCH THIS: Mariah Carey Says She Was 'Foiled' in New Year's Eve Performance One such socializing spot catches the attention of the Grammy winner in the ad.
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I certainly don't see Calabria returning to the "good ole days" of privatizing profits and socializing losses that characterized Fannie and Freddie's existence before they entered conservatorship.
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But federal officials say it is harmful to the creatures when they are supposed to be resting and socializing, and have proposed a ban on the activity.
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There's nothing you love more than partying and socializing, so this weekend is an opportune time to network and consider your hopes and dreams for the future.
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Even at work, I worry about missing out on office socializing if I choose to watch a Taiwanese TV show over an American one the night before.
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The Mercury retrograde in Taurus is making communication difficult for you, Scorpio, but that's not keeping you back today: Easy vibes around socializing and connecting take place.
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August 10 will also focus on networking, socializing, and communication, because Mercury, in logical Virgo, trines (one of the easiest astrological aspects) power planet Pluto in Capricorn.
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That's in part because, for a number of Americans, congregating isn't only a means of entertainment or socializing -- it also provides a distinct sort of communal succor.
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This can mean talking a short walk, closing your eyes and meditating for a few moments, or even just socializing with colleagues about topics unrelated to work.
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You need your privacy this evening, Aquarius—lunchtime socializing is fine, but once the Moon enters Capricorn, you're going to need some time to yourself to rest.
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But what was magical and amazing was that, on the stoops along Christopher Street, you'd find street kids and N.Y.U. students all socializing together with no condescension.
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Both of these planets are activating the part of your chart that rules friendships, so expect to do lots of socializing, double or group dates, and networking.
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His girlfriend, a composer, lives in the Bronx, on the other side of the city; when he isn't on tour, he can go for days without socializing.
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Further, because most of these events celebrate colleagues across campus with whom I have no day-to-day interaction, I have little interest in socializing with them.
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Yet in her penultimate chapter, she mentions that a number of students in her sample started socializing differently once they'd entered sophomore year and made real friends.
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At the stone-floored restaurant, the Old Kiln Café, locals can be found amid tourists, socializing over fish pies, plates of smoked salmon or scones and cappuccinos.
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I ate at a palapa-roofed restaurant run by a charming Argentine couple, watching them pass babies back and forth, sipping wine and mate, socializing with friends.
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We have so many cops but he still got on campus... I think the cops need to stop socializing and pay attention to what is going on.
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Over the past several decades, the United States has become increasingly segregated by class, with college-educated people marrying, living and socializing apart from less-educated Americans.
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This is a nice thing to do, especially if you're someone who needs 20 minutes of solitude before rocketing into a day of socializing in confined quarters.
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Unadventurous to the point of humdrum, the story monitors the dating travails of two young Los Angeles couples with little to engage them except sex and socializing.
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I would literally go bench by bench, where all the parents were sitting and socializing, and convince them to take a walk over to this toy sale.
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For several months, he had been socializing at night with friends on that street, sitting on the stoops and chatting with girls his age, two friends said.
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This is an excellent time for networking professionally as well as for socializing and planning for the future—at least until Mercury retrograde hits later this month.
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Meanwhile, 53% said engaging in workplace politics played a part in advancing their careers, and 50% said that socializing outside of work figured into the mix as well.
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And it is totally possible to save four figures before then — without sacrificing socializing, travel plans, or Thanksgiving-eve catch-up cocktails with your out-of-town besties.
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The Sun is currently in Gemini, lighting up the sector of your chart that rules socializing; however, you're feeling a little bit stuck around having fun and connecting.
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February 5 is definitely a day to circle in your calendar in terms of socializing, since these two planets will be activating the friendship sector in your chart.
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The youngest of the original Kardashian generation seems to be implying that his ex, and the mother of his daughter, is socializing with the wrong kinds of people.
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When you're doing about nine or 10 people per day, that's a whole lot of socializing, a lot of personalities, and a lot of being on your feet.
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Instead of turning to other forms of release like exercise or socializing, devoting a couple of hours to the new season of a favorite show was more appealing.
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We hung around for hours, socializing, eating, and blogging (well, I was reporting for Mashable while everyone else was drinking and eating, but that's neither here nor there).
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While Facebook deactivation reduced online activity across social media, it led to increased TV watching among study subjects — but also resulted in more socializing with family and friends.
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Few of these villages are connected to electricity via the National Grid, so residents have learned to do their cooking, homework and socializing by the light of lanterns.
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Block is being positioned more for social scenarios — so for people wanting to stop smartphones interfering with face-to-face conversations and offline socializing among groups of friends.
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Partly it's because we're living in a culture where our communities are fragmented and we're living further from our friends and family and socializing less with our neighbors.
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Humanyze is meant to be used for systemic change, like altering the office layout to encourage socializing, or adjusting the break schedule so people can hang out together.
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What if I give money for education to prevent people from adopting puppies without properly training or socializing them, thus preventing those dogs from ending up in shelters?
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Bossert was socializing with U.S. intelligence officials and reporters at a conference on a coastal island off Georgia on Monday night, according to two people who were present.
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In the early morning hours of March 27, 2013, the authorities said, Mr. Stevens, 38, was socializing with Ms. Hurd, 49, at her apartment in the Melrose neighborhood.
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The report suggests families place value on positive activities such as exercise, socializing and sleep as when these are replaced by screen time, a child's wellbeing is affected.
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"It's another way of doing business," he adds, saying the socializing normally goes on from 22:00 to 02:00, even as late as three in the morning.
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One regularly observes men and women of all backgrounds — from dull public servants to service workers to members of the German intelligentsia — relaxing and socializing without any clothes.
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And finally, it tends to lead people to avoid things because they don't want to risk being judged whether its [a] public performance, or for ordinary people, socializing.
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However, Pruitt on occasion used the condo's communal space for business meetings and personal socializing, a former EPA employee with knowledge of his living arrangement told The Hill.
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This will bring a busy energy to the social sector of your chart — you've been working so hard, and you really do deserve some time to spend socializing.
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Beyond the future of her relationship, Kruger also talked about personal challenges, like her difficulties with socializing, especially given the nature of her place in the entertainment industry.
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Setting 'relationship priorities' is key To maximize the benefit we get from socializing, Vanderkam encourages readers to set "relationship priorities," the same way they'd set priorities at work.
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Cuomo's remarks came hours after top coronavirus task force expert Dr. Anthony Fauci told CNN that he would not rule out a national lockdown to shut down socializing.
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But it is Zoom's ability to meet the needs of people working remotely and serve as a fun tool for socializing that has heightened it to rockstar status.
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Mother of a Free Spirit Steve Almond: You're concerned that your daughter wants to date a transgender boy, and that she's socializing with children from the L.B.G.T.Q. community.
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At parties, friends will casually say, "He seems fine to me," not knowing that the exhaustion of socializing will keep him in bed for the next two days.
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"Jews — especially Jews from the Middle East — we are into socializing and getting together," said Great Neck's mayor, Pedram Bral, a gynecologist who immigrated from Iran in 1985.
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"Jews — especially Jews from the Middle East — we are into socializing and getting together," said Great Neck's mayor, Pedram Bral, a gynecologist who immigrated from Iran in 1985.
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Long working days flow into alcohol-fueled socializing with male lawmakers, often bunked in hotels in isolated small towns for the few months of a state legislative session.
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But after giving birth to her daughters — Hadley, 303, and Brenley, 2 — she began crying nonstop, and lost interest in doing things she loved, like cooking and socializing.
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And with millions of people around the globe being ordered to stay indoors as much as possible, people have had to get creative with their approach to socializing.
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Socializing creates bonds with people that will have a place in your heart no matter what, because you spend so much time with them they become like family.
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Chatty Mercury loves socializing in Libra, and Venus, being the ruling planet of Libra, loves to flirt and have fun while it's in this intellectual, harmony-seeking sign.
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Elliot Rodger, an incel hero who killed six people in a 2014 rampage, wrote repeatedly about his rage at the sight of white women socializing with black men.
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We're spending more time online because pastimes like socializing that used to happen offline are shifting online, and we're generally ceding more of our days to digital activities.
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Just Take a Look at These Coffeehouses: As the government relaxes restrictions on men and women working and socializing together, coffeehouses are on the front lines of change.
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Spring, summer, and even fall bring out the best in our dressed-for-success[ful-socializing] abilities — it's winter where we find ourselves falling off the social grid.
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Its vibe is informal but focused and a bit austere: No food or drink is served, and there is hardly room inside for socializing before or after performances.
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Other musts include rooms with plenty of natural light, ample spaces for socializing, bedrooms quiet enough to sleep in, showers with strong water pressure and speedy Wi-Fi.
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In our late 20s we had a baby, and let's just say I was extremely grateful that motherhood put a halt to the socializing aspect of my life.
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As Andrew Prokop wrote for Vox: Much of Butina's alleged conduct seems to have involved socializing and attending US political events, which may not seem all that dastardly.
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Everyone who can has fucked off to Melbourne for an extra long Christmas break; everyone else is too busy lying to themselves to go out drinking or socializing.
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As a result, a day spent semi-socializing with laptops and conversations stilted by email pings is more likely to extend into a night of working before a deadline.
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The past multi-month hibernation period renewed our energy and excitement for group-socializing, so we crafted a curated party-supply guide for celebrating all sorts of summery flings.
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This weekend, socializing can feel like a chore, so if you have to meet with people, take them to a movie where you won't have to talk as much.
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The app also records "suspicious" behavior, which can include legal activities such as using the back door of a home, not socializing with neighbors or buying too much gasoline.
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"Veteranas & Rucas is from a female perspective, going back to the 1900s, talking about Chicano culture, the party scene, lowrider scene, women socializing in different ways, families," she explained.
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Over the past three years, the technology has become an essential part of Dillan's daily life — whether it's at school, socializing or simply talking with his mother, Tami Barmache.
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He said both mosques are a social and spiritual hub for the small New Zealand Muslim community, full of families and people of all ages praying, eating, and socializing.
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" He added, "That punitive kind of mood — I don't think that's a very good way of persuading the students or socializing the students, which is really ultimately the goal.
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There are a billion games at every PAX, and because most of my time is spent socializing with friends and fans, I'm left with a limited amount of time.
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But GHB is not only popular in the nightclub scene for dancing and socializing; it is a leading "ChemSex" drug—meaning it is often used intentionally to intensify sex.
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But if self-doubt inhibits you from socializing, you may want to remind yourself that other people are not likely to be as hard on yourself as you are.
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Daily Total: $0 Weekly Total: $275.41 Reflection: The best part of my week was seeing friends and balancing my time between socializing, working out, and relaxing on my own.
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Fewer vehicles, far more intensively used (and thus rarely parked), free up a ton of road and parking space that can be turned over to walking, biking, or socializing.
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Venus connects with Mars on May 14, creating a fun and flirtatious energy that's fantastic for socializing, networking, and sharing ideas—people are open-minded and eager to connect!
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In an era where Facebook's cool is waning, hosting next-generation art forms could make it a must-visit property even as more of our socializing moves to Instagram.
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Unlike the party-pooper Venus/Saturn connection, Venus and Mars's connection will bring you a boost in energy, especially for socializing, so make plans to connect with your friends!
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Org and SurveyMonkey, 60% of managers who are men are now uncomfortable participating in a common work activity with a woman, such as mentoring, working alone or socializing together.
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I didn't actually hear about HSAM until I was about 21, but I first realized that something was a bit different when I started socializing more as a teenager.
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Imagine that you're at a party surrounded by people you like, she tells CNBC Make It. After a few hours of nonstop dancing and socializing, two things may happen.
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My manager started taking advantage of the position by placing all of his duties on me as he walked around the mall socializing for the majority of his shift.
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She'd had a bad fall a few years earlier, and since then she'd decided to limit her outings to what was strictly necessary, a category that didn't include socializing.
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Brazilian workers spend less of their day outside of work than most countries — 14.6 hours are reserved for eating, sleeping, and socializing, compared the OECD average of 15 hours.
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Not only will you be going inward this Virgo season—on August 21, you'll be doing plenty of socializing as Mercury connects with Jupiter and big news in shared!
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Your social life becomes especially activated on Sunday, as action planet Mars moves into your house of dating, creativity, and socializing—you're more compelled to send the first text.
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Best of all, she has learned that regular habits like exercising and laughing and socializing, including talking to strangers, are engaging and perhaps even helpful in extending her life.
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They spent large amounts of time on the computer and playing video games, much more than they spent on household chores, exercise, or socializing with friends, among other things.
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But, lest you view any of this as an admission, Emin also shows himself paying off Stormy Daniels in an elevator, and socializing with a hard-drinking Hillary Clinton.
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And at Gammazita, a cultural association/library/performance space, I saw both young and old united on Piazza Federico di Svevia enjoying a public performance, socializing, eating and drinking.
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I think people will be at home for multiple months, not just a couple of weeks, and it's going to change people's perspectives on socializing and working from home.
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Lo, these many years later, I find myself in a similar boat: occasionally socializing mostly to support my mate, just as he hauls himself around town to support me.
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As a result, the sun rises and sets later in Spain than elsewhere in Europe, contributing to its well-earned reputation for late eating, socializing, television-watching and sleeping.
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" The article described skaters as beginning to rival joggers in Central Park, and continued, "New Yorkers are using their skates for exercise, relaxation, socializing or just as simple transportation.
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Flattered, they accept, and as they spend more time with Melissa and Nick, eating dinner at their house, socializing at book launches, a fraught dynamic begins to take shape.
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I have severe anxiety, so the idea of socializing with people in a less formal setting, such as in a lunchroom, or outside of class is terrifying to me.
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There's little to do during the day beyond socializing with the spouses of her husband's colleagues, doing some off-the-books English tutoring and drinking a lot of wine.
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Jobs' idea was to repeat those pods over and over: pod for office work, pod for teamwork, pod for socializing, like a piano roll playing a Philip Glass composition.
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The fact that the document is laced with internet in-jokes, references and memes underlines that many white supremacists are radicalized by socializing with each other online, he adds.
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The time and energy we spend socializing with friends and family has, almost incredibly, been harnessed for marketing, through the business models of Facebook, Instagram and other social media.
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"Thankfully, the attackers failed to kill or injure any members the local community out socializing and enjoying the best of what the city has to offer," Mr. Hamilton said.
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The same time-use data also allocates another, broader category to "socializing and communicating," a designation that includes not just the good stuff — the heart-to-heart with an adoring spouse, or setting the world to rights with a dear friend over a bottle of wine — but any kind of socializing and communicating at all between two adults, where this is their main activity rather than an incidental part of something else, like working.
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My anxiety is bad today — I have a real introvert hangover after a busy weekend of socializing, and now I feel like I have no control over our upcoming move.
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Caption: Jobs' idea was to repeat the pods over and over: pod for office work, pod for teamwork, pod for socializing, like a piano roll playing a Philip Glass composition.
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"We wanted to find new ways of socializing that felt familiar but added something to the usual routine of just going out to clubs or bars and partying," Flynn says.
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Gratta calls this process "socializing," and for about five years, he has been trying it out as he fundraises for his own moonshot: a $200 million experimental upgrade called nEXO.
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Epstein has had a reputation for socializing with politicians, scientists and royalty, with friends who have included Trump, former President Bill Clinton, and according to court papers, Britain's Prince Andrew.
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You're busy socializing today, thanks to the Moon in friendly Air sign Libra; however, don't make plans for late this evening—when the Moon enters Scorpio, you'll want to sleep.
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It was a lot of leg work, which was brutal after my hills, but I have a great time socializing with the other members over a beer at the end.
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Just as I've had to find new (healthier!) ways of managing my anxiety, I've had to find new ways of unwinding after work and new ways of socializing on weekends.
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But even those of us who aren't perpetually broke and tired are still not embracing traditional methods of socializing, like sitting in a dark bar doing shots until something happens.
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You're going to be very busy with work, and the more fun kind of socializing probably won't take place until Libra season arrives on the autumnal equinox on September 227.
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Not only is the Moon in Leo lighting up the part of your chart that rules socializing, but today's transits are highlighting some intimate issues for you to reconsider today.
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By day, you're a Tokyo high school student — where joining the right clubs, making friends, dating, and socializing all count for something — and by night, you're a dungeon explorer. Sometimes.
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Both Morales, 19, and Jolly, 23, have Asperger's syndrome, a high-functioning form of autism characterized by average, or above average, intelligence and a difficulty socializing and communicating with others.
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As we increasingly rely on our devices to connect to the world around us — whether socializing, streaming media, shopping, or simply surfing online — protecting privacy and personal information is vital.
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Elizabeth was bound to royal duties, while Margaret was more free to live a life of her own design, complete with lots of socializing and partying (think William versus Harry).
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Of course, if we're planning on taking a dip, we'll been in a bathing suit, but, we'll also be socializing, snacking, and maybe even heading to another occasion straight afterwards.
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Using an e-cigarette means that people don't have to break the ingrained habits that go along with smoking, such as inhaling, socializing and taking a break in their day.
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Murat Kipcak made no secret of his plans to go to Syria and join Islamic State, his father said, openly praising the group and socializing with others sympathetic to it.
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Tevi gives you a few results including the "significance" of each word and her best guess on how relevant your query is to relationships, socializing, health, dating, or other topics.
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Drum, of Mother Jones, proposes universal basic income, creative taxation, and socializing ownership of intelligent machines as ways to deal with mass unemployment and inequality in the new machine age.
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Sometimes, we use work, chores, romance, or socializing as distractions from what's really bothering us, and this full moon asks you to give up your distractions and confront your feelings.
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The ERG mission While socializing and networking are huge parts of the ERG experience, the groups are also well-positioned to expand their influence beyond happy hours and special events.
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AOL Instant Messenger, the chat program that connected a generation to their classmates and crushes while guiding them through the early days of digital socializing, will shut down on Dec.
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All Netflix employees are expected to be top performers, so "socializing your role," as one insider put it, can help you stand out when it comes time for a promotion.
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Media coverage of political disagreement discourages these people from wearing campaign stickers, from discussing candidates with friends and co-workers, and even from socializing with the partisans they agree with.
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I've documented my own issues with socializing, and it's put me in a position of self-identifying with the very things I write about (film/TV) like my guy Elijah.
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Perpetually on the outer circle of administration insiders, she favored long walks alone along the C&O Canal and kayaking jaunts on the Potomac to socializing with other Washington insiders.
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And the researchers found an association between more frequent drunkenness and "unstructured socializing," that is, hanging out without adult supervision, an association that was stronger as the adolescents got older.
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Human beings literally need to spend face-to-face time with other people in order to live our healthiest lives, and socializing via our phones is fundamentally not the same.
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A recent analysis of Lego sets demonstrates this dichotomy in what they emphasize for boys -- building expertise and skilled professions -- compared with girls -- caring for others, socializing and being pretty.
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They came, of course, for the networking opportunities, the chance to talk shop with their peers and all the rest of the socializing that goes with conventions of any kind.
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Driving the foot-traffic to stores and malls will be Millennials and Generation Z members, who see shopping as a socializing event, said Brent Schoenbaum, a partner at Deloitte & Touche.
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He fidgeted with his bow tie while I proceeded to list all the autistic traits my daughter and I shared: Our restricted routines, repetitive behaviors, difficulties socializing and sensory sensitivities.
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VICE: One of the themes that jumped out to me in the book had nothing to do with that fateful night but rather the ways in which teens were socializing.
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Because of this, your socializing skills might be not be as good as you realize, and you could be exhibiting some signs you need to work on your emotional intelligence.
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You have zero relationship, real… Prior to Gary Hart, politicians and journalists ... You know this, I don't mean to say this as if you don't know this, but they're socializing together.
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In a December story, the Irish Mirror reported that an assault by a "well-known celebrity" took place after the alleged victim spent a night socializing with friends in south Dublin.
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The super PAC has spent more than $21,0003 at Trump properties — the bulk of it at Trump International Hotel in Washington, DC, where America First officials can often be spotted socializing.
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I get the biggest kick out of seeing my dog play like the maniac he is with all the other pups, plus I love socializing with all the other dog lovers.
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This Saturday, August 4, Markle will spend her 37th birthday socializing with her new elite cohort at the wedding of Prince Harry's friend, Charlie van Straubenzee (yes, that's his real name).
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Kirk said in a former position she was often labeled as difficult or cold when she focused on deadlines and assignments instead of socializing with her peers during breakroom get-togethers.
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I will be out socializing, or at work, and all of a sudden, for no logical reason, my stomach bloats up to four times its size and pain seizes my body.
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I just wanted a space where we could be ourselves and exist, where all that matters is the music and the vibe—the future of socializing in a progressive queer space.
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The moon is in creative water sign Pisces today, illuminating the career sector of your chart, but tonight, you're all about socializing and networking as the moon enters fire sign Aries.
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Throughout her decade-long battle with cancer—which included painful chemo and surgeries—Tarbard's mother still socialized, drank her beloved pinot at the pub, and spent time socializing with her squad.
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Parole officers, who were buried under massive caseloads, sent parolees back inside for technical violations, like failing drug tests, missing curfew or socializing with friends they had been forbidden to see.
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It's been a busy few days of traveling, being out in the world, and socializing, but now that the moon is in Pisces, it's time for you to get some rest.
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Because the virus is spread through respiratory droplets, close physical contact, and contact with contaminated objects, it's crucial that people try to limit their in-person socializing as much as possible.
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The bomber struck just days after the start of the holy Muslim fasting month of Ramadan, during which Iraqis often stay out late shopping or socializing after breaking their daily fast.
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The pair, who are freelancers who work in the film industry, had spent the previous Saturday together saying farewell to socializing at a house party, packed with eight or nine people.
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In an effort to prevent public socializing, Vancouver has removed all logs from its beaches and announced closures of all public outdoor recreational facilities, including parks, tennis courts, and skate parks.
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Tonight, I would don the costume of a woman on top of her game, one who had grieved her husband's death from cancer successfully and was happy to be out socializing.
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Spa-goers are wearing bathing suits (and sometimes thick woolen hats) so socializing occurs at a time when people are physically vulnerable and exposed to a wide variety of body types.
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That's why she's particularly well-placed to argue that Mr. Pence's rule against socializing with women without his wife present constitutes a pernicious attitude toward the female gender as a whole.
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Not all at once, but bit by bit, as the Horizon gameworld gradually, over a period of years, becomes a platform for socializing and messaging and work as well as play.
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The criticism of Johnson early in his career was that he spent too much time socializing and not enough time fine-tuning his play on the course, especially his short game.
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So, one could add, did her customary life of socializing with, giving paid speeches to, and raising money from the ultra-rich, whose ranks the Clinton family joined as private citizens.
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But when Yebba signaled that she was ready to sing, the mood shifted and Ronson grew more serious and withdrew from socializing, opting instead to tweak snare sounds and reverb levels.
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I'll toss in at least one paradoxical, unanticipated benefit of this socializing, at least in my house: My son now demands to see far more of his friends in real life.
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With temperatures in the 100s this time of year in Phoenix, cooling down was definitely on the agenda, along with playing chase, socializing and the sharing of pool safety tips by staff.
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While most people will be having fun early today and getting serious in the late afternoon, when the Moon enters Capricorn, you'll be focusing on work and saving your socializing for later.
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The gas station is near the local high school, and there are a bunch of kids socializing in the gas station parking lot, which makes me feel a weird pang of nostalgia.
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Capricorns seem to abide by their own set of rules for socializing with colleagues, friends, and family—their hang-ups around decorum and etiquette can seem straight out of the 19th century.
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While it's understandable that people have a hard time trusting Facebook these days, there isn't any viable alternative that allows kids to "practice" communicating or socializing online in a more controlled environment.
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If I think about my friends who aren't involved in punk rock, their lives are very much [centered on] work and wherever they live, and a lot of their socializing is online.
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The father of four will have to adhere to the conditions set by the Nevada parole board, which include being banned from consuming alcohol in large quantities and socializing with ex-convicts.
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You can feel the verve of the happy few in a sprightly painting by Bazille, dated 1869-70, which shows him and five of his colleagues socializing in a daylight-suffused studio.
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Mars and Saturn's intense face-off demands that you grind hard at work, so maybe you can multitask; consider socializing with coworkers to take the edge off of a stressful work week.
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Other artists were walking down the road seeing me on the ground floor of my studio with floral curtains, drinking tea with friends and socializing, and they'd say: 'This guy's not working!
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And he was for a time deeply devoted to MoMA, socializing and sometimes brainstorming with its curators and serving on its international council, although he was never on its board of trustees.
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"We can't have these large gatherings that constantly do occur throughout the country for people who are off work, to then be socializing in large groups and spreading the virus," she said.
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"Of course it was awesome seeing everyone and socializing with family I don't get to see often, but being able to celebrate each other meant a lot to me," she told Insider.
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When I was at the Met ball this past year, there was this socializing area, and by sheer coincidence it was Hasan Minhaj, Riz Ahmed, Aziz, Donald Glover, Barry Jenkins and me.
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But, more encouraging, she said, they also suggest that engaging in "any activities involving moving and socializing," as each of these group programs did, might perk up mental abilities in aging brains.
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"League of Legends" popularized the concept of video games as a service, providing an online portal for competitive play and socializing as well as regular updates to keep players excited and engaged.
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As early as 1979, Hochschild theorized the commodification of "emotion work," correlating the obliging, diplomatic, and patient affects demanded by company-client relationships with conventionally female roles in caring for and socializing children.
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Families looking for a way to cool off during hot New York summers would flee to these resorts and spend their days enjoying various outdoor activities like swimming, boating, organized events, and socializing.
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Another early example of socializing memes, the 2011 image macro of a red-faced young man in baggy clothes and a sideways hat usually included text describing common behaviors of freeloading, degenerate types.
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There are also social benefits College is not only about learning skills for a career but about socializing and exchanging views with people from other races, cultures and economic classes, Dr. Shannon said.
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On top of an already shrinking number of places where teenagers can meet up and have fun, smartphones have increased what she terms "isolated socializing," which leads to less drinking and drug taking.
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These days I'm a parent of two young children, whose acute dependency upon me makes socializing around a glass of wine or beer at a friend's toy-filled house often the best choice.
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Soon after, according to the affidavit, he began demanding that Nabila change her clothing and exercise habits, stop wearing makeup, stop socializing and stop taking the children to visit her father in Jerusalem.
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Nothelle went on to add that as well as the terrace, part of the building's fifth floor would act as a community area, offering employees a space for cooking, holding meetings and socializing.
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In any case, Mars will boost your energy when it comes to socializing and networking—but keep in mind that between Pisces fishy vibe and Mercury retrograde, people will be flakey as fuck!
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Excitement arrives as Venus opposes Jupiter on June 23 and squares off with Neptune on June 24—it's a magical time that's fantastic for connecting with friends and lovers, socializing, and branching out.
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Action planet Mars enters Scorpio on December 9, revving up the friendship and community sector of your chart, finding you socializing more than you've likely been during the first week of the month.
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This is not exactly that, but it is a way of socializing more of health care, and I could see political support for the idea, especially if things get worse in the marketplaces.
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Thirty-six percent of men in the survey of more than 5,000 U.S. adults said they had avoided mentoring or socializing with a woman because they were nervous about how it would look.
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Sweet and powerful rhymes count down the days from Monday to Sunday, when the enslaved people of New Orleans were allowed to join free blacks for a day of music, socializing and commerce.
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His journalism aspirations fell by the wayside after he began socializing with a group of people who hoped to start a theater collective and they asked him to act as their press agent.
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With schools closed and governments issuing orders for people to stay at home, a lot of kids have no choice but to turn to their screens for school and any kind of socializing.
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With schools closed and governments issuing orders for people to stay at home, a lot of kids have no choice but to turn to their screens for school and any kind of socializing.
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Family and work obligations often take precedence over other relationships, so one of the keys to fitting socializing into a slammed schedule is to find ways to hit multiple activities at a time.
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A conference only works if people show up, and increasingly, people were decided to not show up to GDC, which specializes in presentations from developers, an awards show, socializing, and press seeing games.
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Once I joined, I quickly found something bigger than an antidote for my debilitating fear of socializing: an entire world on the internet that felt more expansive than any I'd ever seen before.
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"Ninety percent of the people in the room would know each other, and so there would be a lot of socializing and tables being pushed together, like a real local restaurant," he said.
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Even though it may not seem like it, there are ways to be happier at work, including making sure you carve out time to take breaks and weaving in a bit of socializing.
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But when friends and loved ones of anxious people take the time to understand how overwhelming these seemingly straightforward transactions can feel, they're much better equipped to help socializing go smoothly (and be fun!).
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While the first part of the day is fantastic for socializing, Libra, the second half is better spent relaxing and taking time alone—or at least with people you can have comfortable silences with.
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The January get-together is without some of its biggest names, with several world leaders choosing to stay at home to fight domestic crises rather than be seen socializing with the rich and famous.
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Even when I don't feel up to socializing or going on a walk, puzzles connect me to people: Because they're made for a general audience, I'm pulled from my perspective into a wider one.
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With cross-platform experiences like Fortnite and PUBG, in-game socializing environments, and subscription-based cloud gaming services from Playstation, Google, Amazon, and others, the gaming industry is entering a new era beyond mobile.
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That aside, though, why in heaven's name is Winterfell socializing so built around people standing on balconies and parapets several feet away from each other, staring forward and barely ever looking at each other?
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The 47-year-old notices things, even though she's far away, like the fact that her once social and outgoing son Jesus retreated to an obsession with video games --- avoiding socializing with his sisters.
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The woman was socializing with a group of co-workers at the park's Grandview Point trail when she fell over the cliff edge into the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone River, the NPS said.
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"There's a lot of new technology, like cellphones, that have undercut parent influence in socializing their children and increased peer influence," says Patricia Greenfield, a psychology professor at the University of California, Los Angeles.
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But study, by researchers at the University of Missouri, found any activity that gets older adults active and socializing monthly, weekly or daily is enough to reduce the risk of stroke and heart attack.
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The guidelines were based on more than 40 years of research showing that traditional masculinity is psychologically harmful and that socializing boys to suppress their emotions causes damage that echoes both inwardly and outwardly.
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Fandom is a set of activities —pilgrimages, creating rituals and traditions, wearing special clothes or symbols, socializing, evangelizing to create new fans — that people can do in the service of the things they love.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Contrary to popular belief, busy city centers beat suburban living when it comes to human wellbeing, as socializing and walking make for happier, healthier people, according to a new report.
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"Without having an office where you need to share pleasantries with your coworkers, boss, and clients, you need to find alternative methods of socializing with people on your own time," she told Business Insider.
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He emphasized the nature-inspired design, with plenty of trees and plants, as well as the space's "acoustic zoning," with some areas designated for socializing and others designed to be quieter and more restful.
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The well-connected money manager was known for socializing with politicians and royalty, with friends including Republican U.S. President Donald Trump, former Democratic President Bill Clinton and, according to court papers, Britain's Prince Andrew.
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The end of Ramadan is marked by a huge celebration called Eid, where we dress up and gather for an early morning service followed by a full day of socializing, eating, and gift exchanging.
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In the past, Epstein, 66, was known for socializing with politicians and royalty, with friends who have included U.S. President Donald Trump, former president Bill Clinton and, according to court papers, Britain's Prince Andrew.
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Last August, Mr. O'Neill appointed a mental health and wellness coordinator to promote healthy habits that police work can interfere with, like exercising regularly, eating and sleeping well, and socializing with family and friends.
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One of Rivera's competitors for the San Francisco Stock Exchange mural happened to be prominent Californian painter Maynard Dixon — Lange's husband — but this didn't prevent the two couples from socializing on a few occasions.
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As the social distancing efforts push everything from school to socializing into video chat, networks have seen huge surges in traffic — and new anxieties over how digital networks will stand up under the strain.
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As the social distancing efforts push everything from school to socializing into video chat, networks have seen huge surges in traffic — and new anxieties over how digital networks will stand up under the strain.
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They tend not to get bad cases themselves, but they can still carry the virus, she said, so they need to help protect older, more vulnerable people by heeding the guidelines and socializing online.
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They tend not to get bad cases themselves, but they can still carry the virus, she said, so they need to help protect older, more vulnerable people by heeding the guidelines and socializing online.
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For example, perhaps we are talking about the use of alcohol in socializing, and I inform my interlocutor, speaking as a woman, that when you refrain from drinking, people often assume you are pregnant.
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He's not the first designer to tire of the rigmarole of running a company — the relentless socializing, the press appointments and frequent travel, the fittings and castings and photo shoots and small production catastrophes.
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In the past week, as each day New York State's restrictions on socializing have gotten tighter, my boys have become more shrill, more urgent and insistent about my "overreaction" to the social distancing guidelines.
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At Mar-a-Lago, moneymaking, socializing and statecraft converged in February, when Shinzo Abe, Japan's prime minister, conferred with Mr. Trump over a North Korean missile test in full view of the club's members.
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He says making sure people in the workplace are socializing and working with different groups allows employees to become aware of their own biases, possibly highlighting errors they wouldn't be aware of before.2.
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"We've got five principles that we're circulating, and I've met with all the Republican members [of the committee], I've met with three of my Democratic counterparts and they're socializing it with others," Corker said.
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Coral Sea NORTHERN TERRITORY AUSTRALIA QUEENSLAND SOUTH australia NEW SOUTH WALES Great Australian Bight Ariah Park Sydney VICTORIA Tasman Sea 500 miles By The New York Times But then real-life socializing takes over.
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The company based the Bode model on its founders' love of group travel with family and friends, and dissatisfaction with socializing in a hotel and searching for a stylish, well-located home to share.
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This will put you in a quieter mood than you've been in over the last few weeks—you'll feel like you're done with socializing, and you'll be ready to spend some quiet time alone.
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The company has been interested in virtual reality socializing for some time: CTO Mike Schroepfer showed off an early version at last year's conference, though it was not a publicly available product at the time.
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As the maître d' instructs everyone to take a seat at a big, makeshift dinner table in the living room, everyone starts shaking hands and socializing with one another, all the while exchanging restaurant recommendations.
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I wonder what it's like for her nowadays, when she gets on with socializing, with just being a woman in her mid-20s, knowing that she could well be recognized on any given evening out.
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However, I am not the biggest fan of socializing with my direct work colleagues — I prefer to keep my work and social lives separate, so I head off to take the tube after one drink.
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While much of May focuses on you socializing and networking, Gemini season, which begins May 20, finds the Sun activating a private sector of your chart, so you will want to spend some time alone.
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The Moon is in charming Air sign Libra, lighting up the sector of your chart that rules friendships and community, but time socializing may be interrupted by a lover demanding your attention early on today.
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I spent a bit more than usual socializing during the weekend, but I think it was worth it to not be alone with my thoughts in the apartment and distract myself from the roommate search.
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It is also a vibrant spot for socializing, with the surrounding streets full of pubs, bars, cafes and restaurants that were packed with people enjoying a balmy Saturday night out when the three attackers struck.
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It's even worse on weekends: Seamless for lunch, watch Netflix, avoid socializing, Seamless for dinner (because you've Netflixed through grocery shopping and plan-making), and before you know it, your Saturday turns into Sunday morning.
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The Moon in Sagittarius is highlighting the friendship sector of your chart; however, the time you spend socializing today would be best used meeting with a mentor rather than with one of your many BFFs.
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Kristine Barnett says the family paid for Natalia's living arrangements, and neighbors of Natalia said she attended adult education classes and was often seen socializing with residents of a drug and alcohol sober living house.
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Last month, Franklin Gebhardt and William Moore Sr. were arrested in the 1983 slaying, and Spalding County District Attorney Benjamin Coker told CNN they were angry that Coggins had been socializing with a white woman.
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At the same time, they are supposed to pay attention to the patient's daily needs — meals, bathing, housekeeping and transportation to day centers, where older people can ward off isolation and cognitive decline by socializing.
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Still, courtship and calling, both of which occurred within the controlled space of the family home, remained the dominant form of socializing between young single men and women until the turn of the twentieth century.
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But such a utilitarian focus for VPAs does not suggest much to upset the addictive catnip of socializing en masse — and in glorious multimedia — that continues at vast and growing scale on multiple messaging platforms.
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On a more mundane level, issues concerning your home and family will come to a climax, and you may find yourself aching for some private time after spending so much time at work or socializing.
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You'll find yourself feeling way more quiet and private about your love life than you have been in the last few weeks, as you were busy socializing while Venus was in sexy Water sign Scorpio.
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We don't know who he is or what he has to do with the rest of the story, but we know that human trafficking lies somewhere beneath the polite socializing with which Atkinson pairs it.
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Thomas had advanced to the weekend, so he was in no mood for socializing, but he encouraged Cauley, who had remained in town, to spend the rest of the evening with Wisniewski and his friends.
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If infections don't fall off in the summer, Mr. Pinsker says, more socializing and some out-of-the-house working might still safely take place (potentially because of higher levels of immunity, provided it lasts).
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If infections don't fall off in the summer, Mr. Pinsker says, more socializing and some out-of-the-house working might still safely take place (potentially because of higher levels of immunity, provided it lasts).
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"It works OK." Rinearson said she's trying to get all her socializing in before things get worse, though she and Bourgon are ready to self-quarantine for as long as they think they need to.
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But that's showbiz: Some of the 100 guests, and most of the evening's performers, were Broadway actors, composers, producers — and Mondays are when Broadway theaters are dark, meaning casts and crews are available for socializing.
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He finalized plans for hosting Republican members of Congress this weekend at Camp David, a form of outreach he has regularly pursued and a bit of traditional Washington socializing that is not President Trump's forte.
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CEO Leah Caplanis, who beat thyroid cancer at age 26, founded the company in 2013 and was inspired to create the drink after she missed socializing with others in her 20s because of her health.
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More details in my previous profile of the company: Yubo is a social network about socializing In addition to meeting new people, you can start conversations and create live video streams to hang out together.
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He called four witnesses, each of whom testified that on the night of the rape they were at Cole's house, drinking and socializing, and that Cole was there all night, studying for a biology exam.
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And although checkpoints can be festive -- the EagleQuest Lodge at Mile 63 is where racers typically stop and eat a proper meal, maybe have a beer -- for the most part, there's minimal socializing on the trail.
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In the same article in the New American Cyclopaedia, he said there was "scarcely a finished park or promenade ground deserving mention" in the United States, where, he pointed out, residents resorted to socializing in cemeteries.
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He even went against his anti-tattoo stance and repeatedly inked up his shoulders and chest so that Tyler and his buddy's tattoo shop—where John did most of his socializing—wouldn't go out of business.
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The town's socializing takes place for the most part in gatherings at people's houses, and some victims remain friendly with people who are the children of coaches and administrators at the high school when they attended.
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In this version of hell, both demons and the humans they torture head out to the bars to co-mingle after a long day of work, and Bicker is another layer where that socializing takes place.
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The 39-year-old actress arrived ahead of Foxx to Saturday night's bash, sponsored by Absolut Vodka, socializing with the star-studded crowd in a red gown and with her cropped hair tucked behind one ear.
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His key takeaway from all the socializing with tech leaders is that the Department of Defense needs to embrace technology coming out of the private sector if it hopes to stay ahead of the technological curve.
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