"There's someone from Brazil, someone from China, someone from UK, we have someone from Greenland," Nakate said.
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Someone I knew, someone I trust, and someone I love.
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Someone who knows someone who knows someone who knows Miranda.
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Someone wears white, someone gives a toast, someone catches a bouquet.
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What I find abnormal is someone owning someone, or controlling someone.
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Someone who is screaming and someone who is violent is not someone who is stronger than someone who is not.
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Why, here's Ramsay to kill someone or rape someone or torture someone!
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"So everything that happened purely happened because someone would connect it to someone who was connected to someone who's connected to someone else."
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Someone had a new haircut and pierced ears; someone got glasses; someone stopped playing soccer and joined the band; someone switched lunch tables.
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"Or the use of the word 'and' versus the word 'to,' that is, "the marriage of someone and someone versus someone to someone.
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This is no longer someone else's kid, someone else's co-worker, someone else's community.
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If someone is unhappy, somebody wants to blame someone, people complain about someone, blame me.
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"Every day you watch someone beheading someone, or someone shooting his girlfriend," Peter tells me.
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And here's why, let me just say if someone yells someone down, they yell someone down.
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And often that someone else is someone you train with, someone you'd call a teammate, someone you'd swear up and down you'd rather die for than harm.
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Maybe there's someone else, someone we can all believe in, someone who represents the best in us.
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Chances are, you know someone — or someone who knows someone — who has a tattoo of a wave.
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Making someone smile, holding the door for someone, giving someone a hug when they really really need it.
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Small children say someone else ate the cookie, someone else farted, someone else made them spill the milk.
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Sam was someone many girls wanted to date, someone the teachers adored, and someone I looked up to.
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Or maybe someone will buy them, someone will buy them, someone like Jeff Bezos bought the Washington Post.
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"If someone is unhappy, if somebody wants to blame someone, or complain about someone, blame me," he said.
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If someone is trying to hurt someone, or knows that they're hurting someone, and does it repeatedly, that's cyberbullying.
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KS: Someone ran into someone — him — someone who works for Recode, and thought they were a totally other person.
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A person can float on with someone else's furniture, driving someone else's car (or taking rides in it), living in someone else's house and taking care of someone else's chores.
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It is someone who you love, and someone who loves you, someone who is always willing to do anything for you, and is someone who you can move mountains for.
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We understand — as horrifying it is anytime someone is murdered — if someone is murdered for revenge, or someone is murdered for a sexual infidelity, or someone is murdered for financial gain.
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"We need someone who's compassionate, someone who's unifying, someone who will be a role model for our kids," Obama said.
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But it takes someone special, someone rare, someone spectacularly Machiavellian and malevolent, to screw up all three branches of government.
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I have an inherent understanding of someone who's lost a husband, or someone who isn't married, or someone who's lonely.
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Who inspires you — someone you know and someone famous?
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Someone referred me to someone there … There you go.
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It was almost, Thornton joked, as if someone — Someone!
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It is more impossible, still, when the person showing signs is someone you love, someone you've seen smile and heard laugh, someone you've cried with joy for, someone whose diapers you've changed.
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"When you get sick or lose someone, your identity by default becomes 'sick person' or 'someone who lost someone,' " McDowell said.
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"I would never do a deepfake with the intention of harming someone, attacking someone, or slandering someone," he told CNN Business.
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Is it ever OK for someone to hurt someone else?
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He never makes fun of someone or tears someone down.
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Someone dialed for an ambulance, someone else called the police.
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Someone is always being beaten, someone is always in pain.
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We need someone fresh, someone new, who can take crap.
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It affects someone, someone has to pay those additional levees.
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Flirt with someone, dance with someone, all that corny shit.
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There's always someone behind you, always someone ahead of you.
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Someone from the outside or someone from inside the Beltway?
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Maybe they'll deal someone for someone else before the deadline.
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We want someone to talk to, someone who could relate.
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Drink every time someone accuses someone else of "stealing" Peter.
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" Victor Kesh, she suspected, was "someone passing as someone else.
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"We're going from house to house, anywhere we believe there may be someone trapped, someone who burned inside, someone missing," Tsiroglou said.
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I aspire to be someone who has ideals, someone with standards regarding a company's business ethics, someone who could boycott at will.
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Then this cop falls asleep, and a (student) threatens someone with a knife, someone hops the fence, and someone posts threatening Snapchats.
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Nearly every family in Kurdistan has someone up there, or knows someone, or has had someone come back down, to be buried.
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" Thank you, Mitch "It takes someone special, someone rare, someone spectacularly Machiavellian and malevolent, to screw up all three branches of government.
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There will always be someone with more followers than you (unless you're Selena Gomez), someone who dresses better than you, someone who is more interesting than you, someone who is hotter than you right now.
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But whether women are talking about it or not, everyone knows someone, works with someone, cares about someone, who has had an abortion.
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There's Arya learning to kill someone, the Hound teaching Arya how to kill someone, and Arya smiling after killing someone with the Hound!
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Someone who stays in his lane, someone doesn't sacrifice his art for the sake of being trendy, and someone who puts women first.
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When we get scared, the natural reaction is to look for someone to blame, someone to fight or someone who can fix things.
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Someone may become allergic to nickel, and another person might not, and someone may be more sensitive to an irritant than someone else.
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"There is that risk of real bad actors…someone stalking and someone being able to locate someone in the real world," Kasdan said.
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"There must always be the police, otherwise someone will come, otherwise someone will interrupt, otherwise someone will attack," said one marcher, Liza, 19.
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There's me, Jamie Oliver, George, someone else and then Jude someone.
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It was like losing someone and bringing someone back into life.
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I'm building an image-repertoire with someone; I'm speaking to someone.
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"Sometimes all someone needs is someone to talk to," she said.
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"He's someone we know and someone who we trust," Goeglein said.
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Camille Preaker tried to save someone once — someone who wasn't Marian.
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Someone who the locals looked up to … someone who made it!
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It's so fun to play someone different and be someone different.
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Maybe I could help someone or do something for someone else.
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What does it mean to kill someone versus let someone die?
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Someone in the town is dead, and someone else killed them.
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But a producer telling someone to start punching and kicking someone?
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"It's the idea of someone dominating someone else," he told VICE.
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And what works for someone might not work for someone else.
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Be there for someone, and let someone be there for you.
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She was someone else's version, someone else's desire, adventure and heartbreak.
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At least someone, anyone, out there in China, please, befriend someone.
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If someone is impersonating you or someone you know, report them.
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Someone poised to reciprocate Trump's nastiness or someone incapable of it?
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Someone smart but not potential competition, someone attractive but not threatening.
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Many Americans came out to vote against someone, not for someone.
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We can't allow someone to speak because someone might be offended.
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You need someone people know -- or someone whose name they recognize.
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Someone gets sick, or God forbid, someone gets divorced or dies.
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Voters relate to someone who is genuine, someone they can trust.
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Someone was slogging through the Whole30 program, someone had eliminated dairy, and someone else was simply trying to be "good" after a "bad" weekend.
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"Maybe it costs someone a life by exposing someone to bullies … maybe someone dies in a terrorist attack coordinated on our tools," he wrote.
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You saw someone do that job, or you saw someone on TV, or you read someone in the newspaper, and said, "That sounds fun"?
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"Voters look at Donald Trump and they look at what we're missing, which is someone who understands the institution, someone who is an adult, someone who is seasoned, someone who respects the institutions," the former aide said.
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But even Mr Woodward puts in quotation marks dialogue that he got second-hand, so that it is impossible to distinguish between what someone actually said, what someone recalls saying and what someone else says someone said.
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Or, if someone mistakenly credits you for someone else's work, correct them.
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Or someone might grab me or someone pushed me the other day.
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Finally someone connected Alexander with someone kind and skilled enough to help.
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You can't leave someone hanging [when] accusing someone of being a murderer.
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When someone is killed I want someone from WashDOT rail back here.
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Or someone would die and someone would bring them back next year.
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It's not always just about telling someone, but finding someone to listen.
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When someone commits a crime, it is their fault not someone else's.
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He was someone I trusted, someone I'd been friends with for years.
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"Someone must have seen something, someone must have noticed something," he said.
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I had this feeling for someone, I've never felt for someone before.
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There is a balance between someone being inconsiderate and someone being oversensitive.
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It's possible to love someone and hurt someone at the same time.
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Someone (Zeeba, I guess) croons over someone else's limp guitar strums (Alok?
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Someone calls JoJo "Lauren B." Someone from Bachelorette seasons past shows up.
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We also had to accommodate someone else's schedule at someone else's location.
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Someone knew someone and he just happened to have a free afternoon.
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She's gone from someone who's been wronged to someone doing the wronging.
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I don't want to date someone for the sake of dating someone.
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It's a zero-sum game in which someone wins and someone loses.
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Someone has my back, and someone is there when I need them.
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For someone to move up the ladder, someone else must move down.
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Someone was usually upset about the team someone else was rooting for.
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He was someone listen to as well as someone to talk to.
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"Someone gets hurt, someone dies, the mission goes forward," the officer said.
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Someone who was the youngest child with someone who was the oldest.
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I'd date someone indifferent, but I couldn't date someone who supports impeachment.
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They almost certainly watched someone barf on someone else the shift before.
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Someone had blundered and someone had to suffer for it right away.
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Every American knows someone, and perhaps loves someone, with a chronic illness.
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O'Brien: Listen, here's the critical question: Someone sees someone else being harassed.
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Someone who is hodling is someone who is not disturbed by FUD.
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Someone dies or you lose someone, and it's not a Lifetime movie.
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Best way to get over someone is to get under someone, right?
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Now Ogden asked about someone who was still living, someone who was neither a celebrity nor a relative, but someone who loomed large to Henry.
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I find it comforting knowing that if I need someone to talk to, or want to eat with someone, that there is always someone around.
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"It sounds cliché, but someone who is driven, someone who is passionate, someone that wants to be the best at what they do," she said.
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Everyone lost someone, or knew someone who lost someone, and because there's no explanation to offer for the disappearances, the absence is impossible to shake.
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He's my favorite type of Survivor player – someone who is constantly assessing, someone who is willing to switch sides, and someone who is a little unhinged.
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You need some type of challenge that works with someone from Greece, someone from Chicago, someone from South Africa, Iran, and Australia at the same time.
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"I always wanted to find someone … who's gonna be a great father, someone who's gonna be a great husband, someone who's family-oriented," Grimaldi, 30, said.
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It's a subconscious thing, but if you're working with someone, romantically involved with someone, sleeping with someone, even just a friendship—it's an exchange of energy.
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"Someone who says things like 'I just want someone to snuggle up to in the cold, or someone to bring to a family dinner,'" Wunder said.
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Wagner is someone who has also been in New York longer than expected, someone who understands New York, but someone who is not a New Yorker.
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I do think someone credible -- whether that someone is Hogan or Kasich or someone else I don't know -- runs against Trump in the 2020 GOP primaries.
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We look for someone with sheer determination to build their brand, someone who doesn't take no for an answer, and someone who is a great storyteller.
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If you've passed on someone, eventually, someone you've said "no" to is a much better option than someone who's 1,000 or 10,000 people down the line.
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Someone didn't get the memo, and unfortunately, that someone was his weed dealer.
|
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Someone asked someone at the NBA about it at one of their events.
|
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Truly understanding someone else—especially someone you disagree with—takes time and energy.
|
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How are you expected to feel when someone you trusted violated someone else?
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It seems like anytime we get someone back then someone else goes down.
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"I feel I have someone here, someone supporting me, helping me," he says.
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As does any relationship involving someone who's a minor and someone who's not.
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It's possible that someone could start laughing when they learn that someone dies.
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" Cavoulacos says: "You likely know someone who knows someone, who could be helpful.
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"If you're going to marry someone, marry someone you really like," she said.
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It's a classic example of someone not picking on someone their own size.
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Whatever she decides, someone looks after the child, and someone works at Walmart.
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Eventually someone is going to be right and someone else will be wrong.
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Someone in large-sized company always knows someone in a big presidential campaign.
|
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Above all, most suicidal people want someone to trust and someone to care.
|
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This happens somewhat frequently, where someone will order a ride for someone else.
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" This can also make someone "especially susceptible to being misled by someone liked.
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They're hanging out because someone pays them, and then someone takes a photo.
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Someone is touching someone else—I just have to keep drinking and dancing.
|
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You know, if someone murders someone, you know, and goes to jail, right?
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Besides, I already had someone I enjoyed spending time with, someone named Kristen.
|
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"Someone pretending to care registers as someone actually caring for us," he said.
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Sometimes, someone neglects to mention that they're actually currently married to someone else.
|
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If you support someone who doesn't meet that mark, you pick someone else.
|
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"Someone must have seen something, someone must have noticed something," Mr. Hestrin said.
|
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Thus, we're always watching Meg be enveloped by someone or envelop someone herself.
|
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"When someone learns how to do a website, they are learning it from someone who builds websites all day long, when someone learns how to do a Google AdWords campaign, they are learning from someone at Google," Mashkoori told CNBC.
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That doesn't mean I relished our no longer speaking: Cutting someone out of your life—someone whose DNA you have, someone whose eyes you have—is painful.
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It's not that I wanted my mother to think I was someone I wasn't — someone who followed every rule, someone who was still a virgin at 26.
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You would have had to learn from someone or be protected by someone: You would have had to always be adjacent to someone that was criminally involved.
|
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I look at someone suffering from severe mental illness as someone who has cancer.
|
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The bad guy rants about someone knowing that Superman is "dead," someone in space.
|
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I saw someone die on a stretcher but helped save someone who was unconscious.
|
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Naturally, someone has to pay for that 4G connectivity, and that someone is you.
|
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The fastest way to get over someone is to get under someone else, right?
|
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"You can know someone did something, but until someone can prove it..." He paused.
|
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"Here, if you don't hit someone, you will be hit by someone," Raquel said.
|
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Surveilling someone under FISA means law enforcement believes someone acted as a foreign agent.
|
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People—lots of people—are curious about having sex with someone alien, someone Other.
|
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You're someone I can tell my secrets to and someone who tells me hers.
|
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We yearn for someone we trust, someone who can be truly honest with us.
|
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I was giving someone something that potentially they couldn't get without someone like us.
|
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Someone could simply tap on their phone and chat with someone about their feelings.
|
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"I wish someone looked at me like BJ looks at Mindy," said someone else.
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Except hosted by someone you've never heard of, interviewing someone you've never heard of!
|
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"This is someone killing someone else, and it is right next door," she said.
|
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I don't ever think about someone being a boy or someone being a girl.
|
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If someone glanced harshly at Steph Curry, someone in our section would cry foul.
|
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"I was not at all ready to accept someone or trust someone," she said.
|
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People were just so desperate to hear someone say that someone is to blame.
|
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"Someone pulled out a screwdriver and tried to stab someone last night," he says.
|
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First, we have to reckon with the awful abuse someone inflicted on someone else.
|
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"If someone has one, they should definitely let someone know," Shockley told the outlet.
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When you're in this, as someone who's acquired, not someone who's doing the acquiring.
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Author's Note I know someone who knows someone who slept naked with James Baldwin.
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He or someone else can still tie someone like you up indefinitely in court.
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It's easier to hurt someone who is not from here than someone who is.
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Someone, in the parlance of pro sports, would need to step up. Someone. Somehow.
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In any trade, there is someone who is right and someone who is wrong.
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Why should someone be constrained to follow someone else's rules in her own country?
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He was always there if someone needed someone to listen or some cheering up.
|
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I helped train a guy to kill someone, and then someone wound up dying.
|
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You don't get someone who's down-to-earth and someone who's loving and caring.
|
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It takes years to learn to tell someone that someone they love is dead.
|
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I wanted someone that had never been on the screen before, someone really pure.
|
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He can love someone who won't love him back, someone just like his mother.
|
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But Weil points out, someone using Zelle cannot send money to someone using Venmo.
|
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"To send someone there is in practice sending someone to their death," she wrote.
|
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For every appalled listener, there's likely someone who enjoys that someone else is appalled.
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If you do it wrong, someone can get hurt or someone can get killed.
|
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Someone lit a cigarette, put it in his mouth; someone handed him a drink.
|
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"Someone has to stand up to him, someone has to stop him," he said.
|
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The only mix-ups were intentional, when someone wanted to steal someone else's fish.
|
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It feels like someone who's out to steal money versus someone who needs money.
|
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Everyone knew someone, or was connected with someone on social media who was affected.
|
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Shouldn't someone with an arguably fresher outlook — someone from outside Washington — take a turn?
|
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An interesting person is someone you want to know better, someone worth thinking about.
|
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We need someone who will bring us together, not someone who will divide us.
|
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"Every American knows someone, and perhaps loves someone, with a chronic illness," Axelrod emphasized.
|
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Someone was staying there, someone planning to hurt Mr. Bonds and rape his girlfriend.
|
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"I'm leaning toward a politician, someone with experience, someone who compliments me," Trump said.
|
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In a matter of minutes, a normal, rational person devolves into someone who can't recognize shapes, someone who can't move his hands, and someone who can't save himself.
|
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In Clinton, he found a perfect opponent -- someone as cautious as he was risky, someone as insider as he was outsider, someone as mannered as he was unruly.
|
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If someone made me feel threatened, whether it was my parents, or my boyfriend, or someone at school, or someone on the street, I reacted, impulsively, quickly, aggressively.
|
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It's like watching a person drown while the lifeguard sits in her tower, performatively noting with alarm that someone is sinking into the sea and surely someone—someone!
|
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You import someone with one screen self (and one name!) as opposed to dozens, someone with buoyancy, immortality and a welcome sense of campiness, someone who can sing.
|
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"It is a little bit different when you have someone in a jail or someone in temporary custody as opposed to someone in a prison," Mr. Ohlin said.
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So you've got a friend who knows someone who is going out with someone who lives with someone who knows these people having a fucking amazing-sounding party.
|
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She comes across to me as someone who is very genuine, someone who is willing to dig into trenches, someone who is going to talk about hard things.
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Someone who's traveling for, say, a week-long business conference is much more likely to meet that standard than someone traveling for a job; someone traveling for a job is more likely to meet it than someone immigrating to meet with family.
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"I always wanted to find someone … who's gonna be a great father, someone who's gonna be a great husband, someone who's family-oriented," she told Unglert in the chat.
|
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Maybe you, in return, can reintroduce yourself to the American public as someone with some empathy, someone not always in attack mode, someone interested in unity rather than division.
|
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Declaring that someone has "childbearing hips" is one of those creepy compliments that just doesn't quite sit right — like saying someone looks "fertile" or calling someone a "natural" beauty.
|
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You're always saying words that someone else has given you, standing in a room that someone else has designed, to create a reality that someone else wants to see.
|
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"If someone like Rubio's going to win the nomination, he's going to look for someone in Ohio or someone who does well with white working class voters," O'Connell added.
|
|
A lot of people just needed company — someone to talk to them, someone to listen to them, someone where they could just spill out what they were going through.
|
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Robot vacuums are worth it if you are someone who doesn't have time to vacuum regularly, someone who physically can't vacuum, or someone who simply doesn't like to vacuum.
|
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Can you believe someone on policy if you can't believe someone to tell the truth?
|
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Every character, it seems, is ready to have sex with someone, kill someone, or both.
|
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So once someone does that gesture they'd get distracted and look at someone else instead.
|
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So the next time someone tells me I'll definitely find someone, I'll likely answer truthfully.
|
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Witnesses say someone in Chris' crew threw the first punch at someone in Migos' entourage.
|
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You can go really easy on someone or you can go really hard against someone.
|
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Don't find someone who can recreate the original's look – find someone who can reinvent it.
|
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Someone or something has to be superior and someone or something has to be inferior.
|
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If someone knows they're interested in pursuing a relationship with someone, she recommends speaking up.
|
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But being abusive and actually threatening someone for making a comment about someone else's beard?
|
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Someone once wrote when someone you love becomes a memory, that memory becomes a treasure.
|
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I didn't know that I wanted someone funny until I was actually with someone funny.
|
|
We don't know if it's someone motivated by Trump or someone or something else entirely.
|
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Someone must have hacked the president's Twitter account or someone must have photoshopped the tweets.
|
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" (Page 18)On marriage: "Sex with someone you love... is sex with someone you love.
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I could chose someone and love someone, but they would have to choose me back.
|
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In my opinion, that could really affect someone, someone who has been vying for attention.
|
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As soon as someone posts the story, someone can repost and add to the story.
|
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If you or someone you know is thinking about or threatening suicide, please tell someone.
|
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When we have optimized the collective, someone begins to win and someone begins to lose.
|
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"I hope someone reads this and picks up the phone and calls someone," she says.
|
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"Winding someone up" is another specifically British term, about insulting someone in a friendly way.
|
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Char: If we used someone else's blood, someone high, we could log it as me.
|
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Chances are they know someone—or are someone—who has had a little zhooshing done.
|
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Right now, someone who earns $20,000 gets way more help than someone who earns $40,000.
|
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So what if someone wore something that looked like someone else's outfit 19 years before?
|
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Claypool sees Lennon as someone with a thirst for knowledge, someone who approaches life zealously.
|
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In other words, someone or something who is a unicorn is someone or something special.
|
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To show off, to entice someone, to show interest in someone, or to prove commitment.
|
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That there's someone in Syria, there's someone that is in beautiful ___, whatever they ... That's right.
|
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They have someone to do the baking and someone to do the shaping—that's it.
|
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So someone feeling happy would not necessarily see a different ad than someone feeling sad.
|
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Moving forward, you can't sue someone, claiming that someone else is responsible for your injuries.
|
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"I found someone who was ignorant but not someone who was an enemy," he said.
|
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I don't think it's as important with someone else's source material, with someone else's stuff.
|
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We would never deny someone with diabetes his insulin, or someone with asthma her inhaler.
|
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You learn to differentiate between someone who belongs to the Camorra and someone who doesn't.
|
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People feel it's strange that someone who's famous can go out with someone who's normal.
|
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Years ago, I read that if someone saves your life you should save someone else's.
|
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John observes that in every relationship, someone is the gardener and someone is the rose.
|
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When we first meet someone, we inquire as to what someone does professionally, she says.
|
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She recommended that someone else, someone with no connection to the case, file the petition.
|
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It can take days for someone in the United States to pay someone in Africa.
|
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He will need someone experienced to play alongside, someone who gives him calmness and control.
|
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Someone would kick him in the ribs and someone else would step on his head.
|
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When someone screams, 'There's life!' you know that there is someone there waiting for you.
|
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But for dating or serious relationships, they preferred someone less available, someone harder to get.
|
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"There's sock puppeting, someone trying to appear as if they're someone else," Singer told me.
|
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Frankly, I wouldn't explain to someone what it feels like to see someone get shot.
|
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Then someone else leaves the soda can there, and someone comes to pick it up.
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Every time someone comes up with a Hillary flaw, someone else will do a comparison.
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Someone finally picks up, and I tell them about it, so they send someone up.
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Now someone making $416,000 a year pays the same tax rate as someone making millions.
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Then someone figured out a third way, and someone else figured out a fourth way.
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You could run into someone from your past—someone you used to have fun with!
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It's nice to know there's someone I like, someone I can talk to about anything.
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People who weren't willing to speak out knew someone who knew someone else who was.
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The organization had expressed fear that someone could get hurt, and that someone was McGregor.
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"In Pakistan, even if someone attacks a school, it's someone from the outside," she said.
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His poetry, Mr. Sonia-Wallace came to understand, was for someone — someone other than him.
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"I don't do it because someone paid me or someone told me to," he says.
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Unless someone is legitimately allergic, "I don't worry about overpowering someone with perfume," she says.
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You cannot live your life for someone else, much less someone who doesn't deserve it.
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If someone dares take another crack (and someone really should), I know the perfect Freddie.
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And they're always something that happens to someone else, until that someone else is you.
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For instance, running someone over and over with a truck, or stabbing someone 119 times.
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What works for someone who weighs 230 pounds may not for someone who weighs 263.
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It's a lot easier to break up with someone when we've fallen for someone else.
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I'd rather talk to someone in a burka than someone who is offended by one.
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Went on then to have biracial children with someone who's African American, someone who's Latino.
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"We're not talking about someone who curses, someone who swears, someone who gets drunk ... or someone who masturbates in public or private," said Earl Ofari Hutchinson, president of the Los Angeles Urban Policy Roundtable, a civil rights group that called for the star's removal.
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Most of the worst things we've witnessed involve fighting: someone getting knocked out on the street, someone getting knocked out at the bar, someone getting knocked out on the boardwalk.
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Someone working in corporate America is held to a totally different standard than someone working in the music industry, which is inevitably different than someone working at an art gallery.
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"Someone would be dating, someone would be going through a breakup, someone would be crying," Kamilla, who left Chechnya in mid-2017 and now lives in Europe, told BuzzFeed News.
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The music will take you, and you will find yourself in the arms of someone you love or someone you could love, someone you know deeply or not at all.
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Simple things that make a big difference, like buying someone a meal, bringing flowers to someone at the hospital, or writing a kind letter to someone, according to Martinez's note.
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We need someone who will heal the wounds that divide us, someone who truly cares about us and our children, someone with strength and compassion to lead this country forward.
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It's common now to hear someone say "I'll Venmo you" when talking about paying someone back.
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After all, research shows that people are more likely to vote against someone than for someone.
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They are afraid to complement someone, afraid to hug someone goodbye at a going away party.
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GOOLSBEE: And does that candidate seem like someone reasonable or does it seem like someone extreme?
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Just to have someone who you just like is so important, and someone [who] is honest.
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He is full, he feels that someone cares about him, that someone felt he was important.
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Of course, there's also the ugly inhumanity of beating someone down, even someone who is racist.
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Just as someone will sell you an exploit, so someone else will sell you a warning.
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You don't know if its someone in need or if its someone who's come to pay.
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Someone is leaking these rumors, so it could be someone within Apple gauging the market reaction.
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Someone pregnant with twins might also may gain weight more quickly than someone carrying one baby.
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But he said he knew someone could get shot and saw "someone on the ground" afterward.
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Ultimately, everyone wants to feel like they're irreplaceable to someone, or they are irreplaceable to someone.
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This broad category includes both someone who accidentally swallowed poison and someone who overdosed on drugs.
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Someone had sent them — I don't know who, or what organization, but someone had sent them.
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You want someone who asks questions, who cares, and you want someone who is really smart.
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How can anyone rank someone else's attack or tell someone not to hurt quite like that?
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It's light and works just as well for someone who wears glasses as someone who doesn't.
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That movement needs someone it can work with, not someone it will have to work on.
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They were a couple years younger, but we all knew someone who was affiliated with someone.
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"When someone hurts someone else, we have to make it better," Henry says in the trailer.
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I went from being someone who needed help from others, to someone who could help others.
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So what exactly is the difference between someone with gender dysphoria and someone who is transgender?
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But you can tell when someone cares about you, and you can tell when someone doesn't.
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If someone says "it is what it is", then someone else is about to be murdered.
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Everyone knew its brute outlines, knew how drip by drip it transformed someone into someone else.
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How someone sees the future in that moment, how someone sees the past in that moment.
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Weddings are all fun and games until someone gets asked to pay for someone else's dream.
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I don't care if someone goes longer—it would be nice to have someone challenging that.
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When someone crosses that line, when someone preys on you, there's a panic that sets in.
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But to "back" someone also means to SPONSOR someone, and that is the answer to 5D.
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How to tag someone in a comment on InstagramHow to tag someone in an Instagram story
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Someone like me, someone who understands your value, has to make you into a polished masterpiece.
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That means that someone in Kentucky can't legally sell an ivory piece to someone in Virginia.
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If you want to impress someone, make a batch ASAP—even if that someone is you!
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Many German employers would prefer to hire someone named Oliver over "someone called Ahmed," she added.
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So someone with bad teeth, someone who broke into your car, is automatically a meth junkie.
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When you're an actor, you're someone else every day—people love you when you're someone else.
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You'll make a connection with someone you want to partner with—perhaps someone from your past.
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I'd really like to find someone through just getting to know someone, rather than Tinder etc.
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As you get older, you'll be influenced by someone like Neil Young—or someone real raw.
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Those tests can't distinguish between someone who just smoked and someone who used several days before.
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It shows you took the time to find someone who knows someone who has my email.
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I would make the same recommendations to someone in their 30s and someone in their 60s.
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I'm less troubled by someone sharing something that's false than sharing something that could hurt someone.
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Between someone who will fight for hardworking families and someone who will protect the political insiders.
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You're not getting paid for showing someone an ad, you're getting paid when someone does something.
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The Walking Dead's sixth season ended with a mighty cliffhanger: Someone or someone got "Lucille'd," a.k.a.
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"I think I actually have to work harder to make someone laugh than making someone orgasm."
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"The voter now who claims he didn't see someone — he should have seen someone," Campbell said.
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The singer is clearly struggling to connect with someone she knows, someone who is closed off.
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But there was someone missing during Miller's visit, someone whose anguish he always carries with him.
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Only very occasionally, though, has he run into someone who has met someone like him before.
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A photograph we've all seen is of someone in distress being cradled in someone else's arms.
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And he went from someone who's merely angry to someone who could be having a meltdown.
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You may not know anyone who's immunocompromised, but what if you know someone who knows someone?
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Many here know someone who knows someone who could have been caught up in an attack.
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Student Opinion Have you ever broken up with someone — or had someone break up with you?
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They wanted someone pious when they should have been looking for someone who could throw punches.
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Why would someone put poison into a drug and then sell it to someone they know?
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Are you someone who drives for a living, or even just someone who drives a lot?
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Choosing someone without experience over someone with experience to perform a task can have serious consequences.
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How can someone hiding behind a screen name have so much power as to destroy someone.
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Still, I reflexively think of BOSSY as a dig at someone, and usually a female someone.
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I waited, praying I'd see someone I knew and wouldn't be seen by someone I didn't.
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"I can still adjust my swing to someone throwing harder or someone throwing softer," he said.
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What every person needs is different, so someone may need help with counseling, someone may need legal support, someone may need shelter, and it may not be just a quick decision.
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It seems every week I know someone who's celebrating a new job, someone who's announcing an engagement, and someone else having a baby—so goes life when you're in your 30s.
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Even if someone told someone who told someone else about what might happen, that is no more of a crime than former British spy Christopher Steele talking to some Russian agents.
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Not only that, but she is never mentioned as someone who has fallen out of favor with Trump, someone he has lost faith in, someone who is clinging to their job.
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"There were so many people out there who were standing right there that we believe someone saw something, someone heard something and someone knows something," Harrison said at a news conference.
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But if we accept that the parameters are someone who's famous, someone has an audience, someone has a dedicated audience, it's a small group, but there are some of those people.
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"Part of that was just having someone to talk to, and part of that was having someone outside of my immediate situation, someone who was removed from my everyday experience," Jordan said.
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That could mean someone at the edge of a new science (quantum computing or AI) or someone who gets marketing to new demographics or someone who tracks new regulatory and legal changes.
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Of course, the sad reality is I don't need to share these stories with you because you probably know someone who suffers from opioid addiction, or you know someone who knows someone.
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They dedicate themselves to her, but also to each other: No stunt can work without someone to throw in the air, someone to hold you, someone to catch you if you fall.
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A quick quiz question: If someone who speaks two languages is bilingual, and someone who speaks three languages is trilingual, what do you call someone who speaks no foreign language at all?
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Whole YouTube channels are devoted to mostly whispered monologues or quiet soundscapes about something satisfying that has very low stakes: someone writing on thick paper, someone painting your nails, someone carving soap.
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I never thought someone would play one this early on in the game – especially for someone else!
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Stanley believed that whatever was to be written about him by someone else was someone else's story.
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Here's another look at the swing itself: Yup, that's just about what someone shitting someone looks like.
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"When the eyes get wide and you stare at someone, it means you're seducing someone," she says.
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They experience the thrill of being someone else – someone cooler, smarter, sexier, braver – for a little while.
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What happens when someone is more feminine-presenting in contrast to when someone is more masculine-presenting?
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If they don't know someone who was at Pulse on Saturday night, they know someone who does.
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Trump's highlighting of several instances of someone who's undocumented murdering someone else––we haven't seen that before.
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So, we now understand how Villanelle behaves when she sees someone who reminds her of someone else.
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Talk to someone you trust, who believes in you — and someone you know can make a difference.
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He's lost her; she can't stay with him; she's attached to someone else; she's marrying someone else.
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He can keep someone at a distance where he can hit someone but they can't hit him.
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Leo became someone important to me and someone who I really hope to continue a friendship with.
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And I have to be with someone that's very intelligent, someone that I'm going to learn from.
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I have to realize that someone being truthful is going to be more rare than someone lying.
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When was the last time you had a meal with someone without spending time texting someone else?
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Someone else marked their kids' growing heights on the kitchen wall, someone else slept in your bedroom.
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Why put that kind of pressure on someone when you can have someone else impersonate them hosting?
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What gives someone the right to judge how someone else wants to approach their own dating life?
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But she took it because someone had to, and the judge asked her to be that someone.
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Meeting Comfort, she gave me this reassurance that someone cared for me, someone really was with me.
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Think of the films or TV shows that depict someone in a wheelchair or someone with ALS.
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Someone knows what happened to Mollie, someone knows where she is, and they need to come forward.
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"Work with someone who can help you identify safety and trust issues with someone new," she adds.
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"He [told me] it was easier to control someone if you took someone they loved," Brown said.
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It's really someone else's coming-of-age story or just someone who, through grief, becomes herself again.
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While someone like Rioja may be the seller, someone at Instagram still needs to approve the request.
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Theoretically, that sort of manipulation could cause someone to veer off the road or rear-end someone.
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Someone needs to invent the next big thing, and maybe it's us and maybe it's someone else.
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" The New York Fed, he added, "should have immediately called someone in Bangladesh — the governor or someone.
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Her mother may think that Jeanne is someone she has to listen to, someone she must obey.
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It's the equivalent of someone giving me a big envelope of money to carry to someone else.
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Ebola is not transmissible if someone is asymptomatic and usually not after someone has recovered from it.
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It's like there was someone who was always there with you, and that someone just suddenly vanished.
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If someone is looking for career advice, they'll be paired with someone who can offer them mentorship.
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"You wish there was someone in her life that she had someone to talk to," Dunne said.
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To be someone who voted for independence is to be someone who took part in a debate.
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Any moment, any accident, could pull someone across that line; it could be someone you're responsible for.
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Do you have any tips for someone who is playing a game against someone who is irrational?
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If someone sees something super absurd and can share that with someone else, there's a catharsis there.
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"Someone brings meat for the month, while someone else brings toys for the little one," Katerina explained.
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"No one likes to have someone else decide to cc someone without being asked first," Randall said.
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"He went from someone I called a friend to someone I considered an enemy," Mr. Krafcik said.
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I can tell easily when someone is exaggerating, which leads to figuring out when someone is lying.
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Just when you think you've made progress, someone else is gone, and someone else is coming in.
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People distinguish sharply between the resentment of someone of lower status and the contempt of someone higher.
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"If you have the capability of helping someone, you have the responsibility to help someone," Grill says.
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"I want to be someone with a voice in my country, someone who matters to his people."
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"If someone knows someone who hiked in the area and disappeared, they should contact us," she said.
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"You know, it&aposs cringeworthy to watch someone refuse someone else&aposs business card," he told me.
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Still haven't gotten that special someone (yes, that special someone can be you!) a Valentine's Day gift?
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Someone who had been penetrated would usually expect to receive more than someone who had been groped.
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We need someone who will excite every part of the Democratic Party, someone who will be there.
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And he pulled out his cellphone to speak to someone, or to pretend to speak to someone.
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He had no firsthand knowledge, he heard something from someone who may have heard something from someone.
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" Grants and study manuscripts would get opposite reviews from different reviewers: "Someone loves it, someone hates it.
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How does your advice differ when talking to someone who's terminal and someone who's 18 and healthy?
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Sometimes he waits for someone to arrive; but just as often he waits for someone to leave.
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That is just a stick to hit someone with, knowing that it's something that could hurt someone.
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These factors almost certainly predispose someone on Medicaid to have worse outcomes than someone with private insurance.
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If someone around here is bored, someone else must have failed to enlighten or enrich or divert.
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This was the moment of my own metamorphosis — one moment I was someone, the next, someone else.
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But on the ground, the line between someone who uses and someone who deals is often blurred.
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"You'll have someone throwing up next to someone who seems ot be in schizophrenic psychosis," Thompson says.
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Fundamentally, the only message of the secret speeches is that Clinton is exactly who we thought she was — someone who's been around a long time, someone who knows a lot of stuff, someone who's cozy with the established players, and someone who doesn't really embrace good government pieties.
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Where the movies break off, a lot of time, we built into the scripts little points where someone has a dream or where someone starts telling a story or someone gets a telegram.
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"What they're doing, I think, is saying, 'We want someone with a steady hand as president of the United States, not someone that just talks trash or someone who's scripted,' " Mr. Bush said.
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There was always someone who wanted to troll back in the opposite direction, someone who genuinely got offended for a personal and valid reason, or someone who wanted to try to be reasonable.
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In any office, home, or other shared space, there's almost always someone who's too cold, someone who's too hot — and someone who doesn't know what the fuss around the thermostat is all about.
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The fury of a blue-state outsider can't possibly touch the fury of someone like me — someone who lives in one of these states, someone who is actually subject to these dangerous laws.
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Someone you can call in the middle of the night if you're having an emergency; someone you can lean on during a super-stressful times; someone you can share positive experiences with too.
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Physical activity increases the amount of air someone takes in per minute, so someone who is playing a sport in bad air would inhale more pollution than someone who is just sitting outside.
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Not only has she fallen for someone, he discovers, but for someone who happens to live out there.
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When you are with someone, when you see someone face to face, you are reminded of their humanity.
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But a great neighbour is someone with initiative — someone who takes a proactive approach to their neighbourly duties.
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After all, meeting up with someone you don't know (or even someone you do know) can be scary.
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Someone has to dream up the next Gmail, just like someone has to manage spreadsheets and answer phones.
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If a girl hurts someone or does something, you never hear someone that says girls will be girls.
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It'll be either someone who is bullish on the , or someone who thinks cryptocurrencies are worthless or overvalued.
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If you get a sketchy vibe off of someone loitering around an ATM for too long, tell someone.
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Unbeknownst to the Smiths, someone had contacted someone whose father lived across the street from a fire station.
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"It's called giving someone a heads up and having a respectful conversation — giving someone the respect," she said.
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Become an UpStander, someone who stands up and speaks out when they see someone being harassed and humiliated.
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In Battlegrounds, someone almost always gets the drop on someone else, but engagements aren't decided entirely by surprise.
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Someone who wasn't looking for someone to help them grow, because they've done most of their growing already.
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Between someone clinically healthy and someone with, say, borderline personality disorder, for whom social relationships are spider traps.
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The data could potentially tell us how someone with borderline personality disorder values the world, versus someone unafflicted.
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Often he'll incapacitate someone, take out someone else, and return to the first target for the final kill.
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I was talking with someone about Lauryn Hill, someone who didn't protect her private life in that way.
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So if there's a 2 player game, someone can use their phone, someone else can use the remote?
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"Someone decided to bring a gun, I guess someone was accidentally playing with it," Benjamin, a seventh-grader.
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If you think someone you love has a mental health disorder, learn how to help someone with depression.
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Just playing someone so great, and someone you admire so much, and a match that actually means something.
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That is to say, someone is only at a disadvantage because someone else has a directly proportionate advantage.
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And it isn't just through dating apps or sites that someone could meet someone with whom to cheat.
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He lost someone dearly ... mental breakdown was not easy to control, he needed someone to calm him down.
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You guys, I never thought I could love someone and hate someone so much at the same time.
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"If someone has died back home, we raise some money so someone can attend the funeral," he said.
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"But wait!" someone will say, before telling me about how they hooked up with someone on a plane.
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Not hardly an hour of the day goes by without someone telling someone else that they love them.
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Asking someone to choose their favorite Nancy Meyers movie is like asking someone to choose their favorite appetizer.
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But when you play with someone else, the game comes alive — especially if you're playing with someone younger.
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And neither are the equivalent of someone pushing for sex from someone who is visibly resistant or unenthusiastic.
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"Finally someone brushed her hair," someone wrote in response to a video of Luna with slicked-back hair.
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"It's like someone telling you that your brother murdered someone," Rosenbaum said on the"This Past Weekend" podcast.
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If someone someone built a chair with just one leg, it couldn't fulfill its function as a chair.
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"I don't know how they can charge someone with assaulting someone without ever having met him," said Hardin.
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"It's called giving someone a heads up and having a respectful conversation — giving someone the respect," she says.
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For the uninitiated, doxxing is when someone posts private information about someone online as a form of revenge.
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Someone had knocked the side mirror off and someone else had driven over it, crushing it to bits.
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If someone thinks that greeting someone means getting involved in politics, I recommend that he find a psychiatrist!
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I want to be someone who can share something with someone and be considerate of another person's feelings.
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As someone with a huge following on Twitter, it wasn't hard to connect with someone willing to help.
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Are there any legal consequences for someone who posts someone else's photo online in an act of revenge?
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Tech support is someone you know, someone who lives nearby and relies on the same service you use.
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Someone would go through the bin while someone else would tick off the inventory list: Several fake noses.
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Chances are, someone you know or someone on the internet is willing to pay for cheaper, old AirPods.
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A stalker clown is someone who actually dresses as a clown to scare or prank someone, Radford says.
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Siphoning implies that someone is taking something to which they have no right, such as someone else's gasoline.
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They want someone different, someone genuine, even if he or she appears to be rough around the edges.
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Until that question is answered, there will always be someone searching and someone wondering what that answer is.
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Ultimately they're going to go with someone who looks more conventional, someone society would be more accepting of.
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And how dare we give citizenship to ... someone who had sex with someone on a Mexican reality show?
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At times, they said, Dimon carries himself more like someone running the country than someone running a bank.
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"I have had to act as if I'm someone else many times," channeling someone else's confidence, Galán says.
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Was it the fact that the video was taken by someone she trusted, someone who looks like her?
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What's great about teaching someone a game is that you get someone to play with once you're done.
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It takes a lot to trust someone, it takes even more for me to reveal myself to someone.
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It's not a crime if someone has the money to bail out their son and someone else doesn't.
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Sometimes there's a GE or something, but most of the stuff is someone getting someone to do something.
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So what if we compared CTE to someone with a high media presence, someone totally outside of education?
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I want to bring someone who has a different skill set than me, someone who's younger and smarter.
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"If we can't afford to pay someone a decent wage, I don't want to hire someone," says Vugteveen.
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If I was able to pick someone, I would want to see someone like DJ Snake or something.
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He'd like to sell it to someone more ambitious, someone who could capture more of the ski market.
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We know that his mom encourages him to go after someone, and that someone could be Hannah Ann.
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"If someone really wants to snipe someone, no matter the platform they will find a way," he said.
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Someone who took too much GHB seems very slow and someone with an ecstasy overdose looks super alert.
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For each career, there's probably someone who earns nothing as well as someone who earns millions of dollars.
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Another survey question asked if the students had drugged someone or knew someone who had drugged a person.
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So, if someone poses a danger to themselves or to someone else, they're stopped before it's too late.
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After all, why would someone willingly cause themselves pain, or ask someone else to inflict pain upon them?
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I'd rather give something to someone running a street hustle than not give to someone who needs it.
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"Sometimes we can't find the records because someone has misfiled it or someone never sent it," Rohn says.
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Holding open the door for someone, picking up a dropped pencil, or just smiling at someone passing by.
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He looks more like someone waiting for a bus to get to work than someone who's already there.
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But I'm also someone who looks for patterns, someone who looks for how something hooks into something else.
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When given a choice, they would always pursue someone with a serious criminal history rather than someone without.
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That's Swenglish: "att ställa någon mot väggen" (to put someone against the wall) means to hold someone accountable.
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", "Will someone get this big walking carpet out of my way?" and "Someone has to save our skins.
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It makes sense for someone that knows nothing about makeup but also exciting for someone that's very advanced.
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Someone brings up the self-driving car and within no time, someone yells, 'Hurrah, the self-driving car!
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At long last, someone — no, not just someone, a true hero — has given the world dick latte art.
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Very quickly, I transformed from someone who cared about saving money to someone who was consumed by it.
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The astronomers compared that ability to someone standing on Earth being able to recognize someone on the moon.
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I tried to choose sperm from a man who looked like someone I could date, someone my type.
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Name Withheld To love someone — or to fall out of love with someone — isn't a matter of volition.
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But if if it's someone you can lose or someone you don't really know, just let it go.
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It said someone fled the scene, but that someone was my older brother, Alex, and he didn't flee.
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I live with someone, a tiny someone, who wants to watch and listen to "Frozen" again and again.
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It would have made a good surface on which someone like Jacob could write about someone like Tamir.
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You get to decide what loving someone, being in love with someone and having a soul mate mean.
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"It&aposs very easy to say you &aposlike&apos someone, but does someone really like something?" he said.
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She believed that he was someone she knew and someone she should defend, because she was a fan.
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That's precisely why someone in a position of power goes after a child or someone who trusts them.
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So when someone is sick with addiction, she's seen as someone who needs to get her life together.
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For me personally, it's about being able to touch someone, inspire someone, help someone through something, and make people feel not so alone at different stages in life and bringing people together with music.
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There's a back and forth between big business and small, between who you think someone is and who they really are, and — luckily for our protagonists —who someone is and who someone can be.
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You can't 'follow' someone on the app in the way you do on Twitter, but if someone posts a photo he or she will get notified if someone else rated that photo with emojis.
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Suddenly, you have someone to split the chores with, someone to cook for (or if you're lucky, be cooked for by!), and maybe even someone to kill the bugs you're too afraid to squash.
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"Someone is going to buy this, but it's going to be someone from Ohio or someone in the real estate business," Mr. Gillis said of the piece, which he's had for over a year.
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I was someone who liked to watch women pleasure themselves, alone and together, someone who watched gay couples have sex, someone who, at times, found arousal through intercourse between a man and a transwoman.
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Paying someone to identify a cat using Amazon Mechanical Turk or hiring someone to program a quick website on Upwork is easy — post a job, select someone, pay a few bucks and you're done.
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You might be heading east and cut off by someone heading north, who in turn is waiting for someone heading west to move forward in that direction — but they're blocked by someone pointing south.
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So, did you go to someone and say, "I need an agent, I need a manager, I need someone to guide me through this, I need someone to take the calls I'm not taking"?
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"We didn't follow up with these people, so we don't really know if someone who said they drugged someone 'for fun' ended up sexually assaulting someone that night, or something like that," Swan said.
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Perry says he was often ignored by Hollywood during his rise to success, so now when he hires someone, he doesn't focus on their resume, he looks for someone like himself — someone with drive.
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But for those of you who prefer someone who can shake up the old suit and tie with a little boxing gear; someone whose smile can melt the iciest of glaciers; someone who cuddles pandas instead of grabbing pussies; someone a little less, well, orange — we've got a treat for you.
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In the process of writing this article, I realized that I was potentially stringing someone along, someone I thought was kind and attractive, someone I could imagine really hitting it off with…just not now.
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She eventually realized that "being your most balanced self doesn't mean being as thin as someone else, it doesn't mean having the legs of someone else, it doesn't mean have the butt of someone else."
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I spoke to (coach) Marian (Vajda) and we agreed that we were looking for someone who was a former champion, someone who knows how I feel on the court, someone that has been through that.
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You can't tell me that someone who is 6'2" doesn't have trouble touching bits with someone that is 5'6".
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" She promises a reward: "If someone finds it — if someone can give it — I'll do something great for you.
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However, if someone simply replies to someone you don't follow, that reply will not show up in your feed.
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If someone comes up and gives me their phone number, I'm very pleased that someone wants to fuck me.
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The current law says bigamy occurs when a married man weds someone "spiritually" or when he cohabitates with someone.
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If someone is advocating for new technology they probably know someone who sells equipment or has a piece themselves.
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Yes. I mean, I'm not psychic, but statistically speaking, yes, you will find someone else — many someone elses probably.
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And remember, next time you're into someone, you'll know what to do — asking someone out gets easier with practice.
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She is then heard calling someone a "little punk" and telling someone to get out, according to WCIV-TV.
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Someone in a household with $53,000 would get $30,000 and someone in a household with $250,000 would get none.
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Two victims got into a car with someone and one victim let someone get into their car, Weddington said.
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Being unable to read, however, doesn't prevent someone from listening to a rumor being spread by someone who can.
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Then he tried to put someone loyal across at the Fed, and he's having a hard time finding someone.
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This is why I don't like it when someone says "Don't be afraid!" in response to someone else's fear.
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She was someone that loved to hear herself talk, and I was someone that loved to listen to her.
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He said that if someone has little knowledge about addiction or alcoholism, it's critical to hire someone who does.
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"It's a tragedy that someone this young would perish by someone in a senseless act of hate or violence."
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We can have someone to look up to and someone with a lovely history of supporting these great causes.
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Today, with proper treatment, someone affected has the potential to live nearly as long as someone who isn't affected.
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To be sure, it's not Facebook's fault that someone killed someone and that people saw the event on Facebook.
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Someone who is that simplistic to judge things off of surface is not someone I want running my country.
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"There had to have been someone else involved, and I think it was someone in the family," he says.
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Never fall for it when someone offers you something for the return of someone that you've never heard of.
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While someone else could only express their shock with a gif of someone fainting right out of their chair.
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I think you can always tell the difference between someone who is being malicious and someone who is misinformed.
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You're always asking someone else someone whose photography skills you can never be sure of to take your photos.
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I think there was one submission that someone sent us where it was someone just burning the NBA logo.
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It's the same in any team: if someone calls out sick, you'll have someone to take over any workload.
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But really, any piece of media ever made about New York is about someone trying to screw someone else.
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Someone would have impersonated someone else or whatever, from another story, to lead her down that path or whatnot.
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Over the weekend, someone I kind of know posted something from someone I don't know at all on Facebook.
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Someone who is family orientated, someone who has the ability to turn strangers into friends, and friends into family.
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It spins if you're currently talking to someone, but it also glows as you're placing a call to someone.
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"If someone loves someone, she should have that bravery to do whatever has to be done," Zakia told Nordland.
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And I have begun to fall in love with someone new—someone who lives 5,447 miles away from me.
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Or you could be someone who really loves smoking and will only be with someone else who smokes, too.
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Now Rachel had someone to mock her former teachers with, someone with whom she could openly question her upbringing.
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The district is craving someone who is a lifelong Democrat—someone who's running on a platform like I am.
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I thought it a miracle someone loved me to begin with, even if that someone was a shitty person.
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We are hoping someone saw something or heard someone bragging about it and come forward and let us know.
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I'm writing this post not as someone who is a victim but as someone who is using their voice.
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Someone who lies in the face of facts, someone who can change their tune day in and day out.
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Often times I feel like those narratives are someone walks into a bar or someone walks into a restaurant.
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In one, an English speaker was getting someone else's German suggestions; in another, someone received NSFW porn search suggestions.
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Lockheed Martin just makes the drones that someone else uses to kill people on a list someone else writes.
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If Trump wanted someone to run across the street and get him coffee, there was someone who did it.
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In China, someone with diabetes typically has 16 percent less money at year's end than someone without the disease.
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Under no circumstances should the VC step back and let someone else (such as someone junior) handle the situation.
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It turns out, it's easier to find someone in the Funko line who's flipping toys than someone who isn't.
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So I really needed to do it this time with someone by my side and someone in my corner.
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It's also possible to do sex magic with someone who isn't a committed partner, or someone you don't love.
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"These are basic rules for making someone feel heard and communicating when someone is upset," Lundquist told Business Insider.
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"Doxing" is when someone broadcasts personal identifying information about someone — like their real name, address, phone number, and more.
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Nineteen percent said they would consider someone else, while 28503 percent said they would definitely vote for someone else.
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"People keep it in mind: 'There's someone singing here, someone who's happy, and he's selling fruit,'" Mr. Kharma said.
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Most couples will have someone who is more of a spender and someone who is more of a saver.
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Someone had to win and someone had to lose and we came out on the wrong side of it.
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Someone who's 75 has anywhere from 25% to 50% less blood flow to their skin than someone who's 30.
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To me a Father Figure is someone you look to for guidance, someone who gives game and drops gems.
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And once you love someone — even if you stop — he or she will always be someone you have loved.
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I do believe that if someone is hell-bent on doing harm to someone, they will find a way.
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For example, someone casually seeking work is weighted more than someone who is contently retired, or a college student.
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In order for someone to accept someone else's reality, they have to hold that person in high enough esteem.
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Only Johnson said he doesn't even know someone by that name, meaning Starbucks communicated with someone unrelated to Johnson.
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The fortunes of someone running for the Senate are sometimes inextricable from the fate of someone running for governor.
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People tell me that I don't move like someone my age, that I move like someone much, much younger.
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But this is someone who's ... This is not someone with sort of at the far edge of YouTube, right?
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He's desperate and mad, and he's going to take it out on someone smaller than him, someone who's nearby.
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But anyone else, think of someone completely out of, you could just grab someone from anywhere, business, Hollywood, anywhere.
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"I don't like someone to stand up in my court and accuse someone of committing a crime," he said.
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Meanwhile, a "subject" is someone whose conduct is "within the scope" of the investigation — basically, someone who's under scrutiny.
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Someone eager to name and shame enemies, the way Donald Trump does, or someone with a less Manichaean outlook?
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Someone was asking me why Google is going to China, or I asked someone that, and they said data.
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I can separate knowing who someone is in their personal life from knowing who someone is as a politician.
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Someone needs a liver, someone else dies and wants to donate a liver — that all comes together very quickly.
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It must be tricky to re-encounter someone you left for dead, or someone who tried to kill you.
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This is a fucking bonkers time, and if you know someone who loves someone fighting this, check on them.
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"Anytime someone saw someone coughing, everyone would turn and everyone's heart rate went up a little bit," Hunt said.
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Look for someone who loves surfing, swimming, or sunbathing — not someone who'd prefer to stay inside playing video games.
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"I guess if you're attracted to someone enough to initiate conversation, then try not to insult someone," she said.
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Become an authorized user on someone else's cardHopping on someone else's card could also help build your credit score.
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And then someone who would completely throw the party into chaos, someone incredibly opinionated and waspish, like Dirk Bogarde.
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Tell us about a time when you chose not to forgive someone or someone chose not to forgive you.
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Two weeks later, on Friday morning, someone called police to say they saw someone lying along North 18th Street.
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But there is still room for someone to do so, whether it's Patrick, Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar or someone else.
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"There shouldn't be any way for someone to father someone else's child," said Dr. Rezvani, the Stanford medical director.
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Sellers can also get punished if someone accuses them of selling counterfeit goods or a copy of someone else's.
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Typosquatting is when someone misspells a URL and someone else purchases the unregistered typo-version of that domain name.
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But when trade imperatives and diplomatic imperatives collide, someone has to choose, and that someone is often the president.
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I remember how someone saw and called a teacher; how someone got her to the ground and disarmed her.
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If someone posts messages in Slack outside their normal hours someone will likely ask what they are doing working.
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I have no authority to forgive someone for mugging you, and I can't forgive myself for cheating someone else.
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"Every single day, I was living for someone else, to make someone else feel good and proud," he says.
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A tap dancer who sounded clean and clear to someone across the way could sound muddy to someone above.
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Maybe someone could make the argument that if my kid slides back it would give someone else a shot.
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Everyone can relate to someone messing up, but nobody can relate to someone with a perfect excuse for everything.
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And paying someone not to cut down a forest only works until someone comes by willing to pay more.
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In a truly free market, we cannot treat someone — and charge someone — without their consent and against their will.
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It's a question of whether he is longing for someone or whether he has just been broken by someone.
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"She spoke as someone who had lived through the AIDS epidemic," he said, "as someone who had lost friends."
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He was emphatic that someone needs to continue the fight; he is just not sure that someone is him.
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"Someone who has been through a terrible thing isn't worth more or less than someone who hasn't," she said.
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Could that person be someone with disabilities, could that person be someone of color, could that person be LGBTQ?
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Even if his was the only "no" vote, it was important to let someone know that someone had protested.
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" Mr. Rispone — who in affect and message resembles a bayou Ross Perot — was given a few minutes at the microphone, where he argued that Louisiana needed "an outsider, someone with serious business skills, someone that's not beholden to special interests, someone that's got backbone to go against the status quo — someone like Trump!
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"I always wanted to find someone … who's gonna be a great father, someone who's gonna be a great husband, someone who's family-oriented," she told Unglert in the chat, which airs Tuesday at 12 p.m. PST.
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It soon became clear that there was a vicarious enjoyment he derived from interrogating someone so young, someone with potential to be anyone, someone who was not trapped in a professional lie of his own making.
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But there are so many false positives, and it can be quite hard to catch, because someone can say a bad word without insulting someone, and they can also insult someone without using any bad words.
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So, if you buy someone music and add it to your iTunes account to check the balance, it will look like someone is trying to steal your gift card if you sell it to someone else.
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The app could also tell you when someone had entered a room without you knowing, if someone had moved your things, or if someone had stormed into your friend's house in the middle of the night.
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I also think Bryana was seen as someone [the fans] could speak to, someone who liked the band as much as they did, and therefore was a worthy significant other to someone they loved so much.
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They also want someone "steady and strong" they can count on to take care of them — particularly someone empathetic to attend to their "child-like needs" and someone smart who they can prove they're even smarter.
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What she wants is for all ungodly behavior to be legislated into oblivion, but with someone sensible making sure that the legislation is enforced reasonably, someone cool in a crisis, someone who understands people — namely, Serena.
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"Slapping a stranger's ass would've made me disrespect someone I knew, someone I didn't know, and someone I just got to know a little bit better: me," A.J. says solemnly into the camera, as Forrest gapes.
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"It is a recognition from someone who does not own to someone who does not deserve," he told the crowd.
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The rest of us were glad that someone confident and capable, someone who was not us, was handling the matter.
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"It is the immediate place to go if someone themselves are in crisis or if you know someone in crisis."
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"I think that she met someone else, and that someone else is taking advantage of her being 5," Neal said.
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"An employee heard someone screaming for help, quickly went there and saw a crocodile attacking someone," Manullang told the BBC .
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More fundamentally, though, it's easier for ICE to find someone who they already have records of than someone they don't.
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If someone forwards you an explicit image of someone, try to avoid judging the person who appears in the photograph.
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These kinds of opportunities always go to someone on the inside or someone they already know, I have no chance.
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It's dangerous to have someone like this running for office, someone who can have people believing it's all a conspiracy.
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And if someone can own a piece of Mars on Earth, can someone own a piece of Mars on Mars?
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One: read a book with someone on the cover who doesn't look like you, someone who doesn't live like you.
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Volunteer or do something for someone else to take the attention off of you and place it on someone else.
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If they're calling someone and every time they're calling someone, there's a risk of a penalty, maybe they'll think twice.
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Two of the women had gotten into a car with someone, while a third had let someone into their car.
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The device is going to be a lot less practical for someone wearing a dress than for someone wearing jeans.
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One allegation described how Pishevar "forcibly kissed" someone and another alleged he showed someone photos of vaginas on his phone.
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In her new single, "Make Me" Britney Spears just wants someone to make her move; someone to raise her roof.
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I am just hoping someone either saw something or someone can recognize the mannerisms of the person in this video.
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Think about how many times a day you check your email on your phone or text someone or message someone.
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And if someone feels unsafe or thinks someone has figured out their trill identity, they can always just change it.
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That means if someone is not perfect, you can dump them and find someone else by just moving your thumbs.
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"It helps when you really do find someone — like, oh, wow, this is someone that could stick around," he said.
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It's hard to break up with someone, especially someone who is decent and kind and seems like a real catch.
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Also, I don't quite understand why someone would choose to date someone because they had a cat or a laptop.
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"The song is clearly about longing for someone, needing someone to make you feel stronger," Trillo tells The Creators Project.
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Having been pregnant, I knew what [might] make someone nauseous, and what someone [might be] craving at a specific point.
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I wanted to take the opposite look — how to completely liberate someone and empower someone in a very marginalized life.
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"You can teach someone a new computer program, but you can't teach someone these soft skills very easily," Stromberg says.
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There could be someone working on the outside as the Black Hood, even if someone else is pulling the strings.
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It's no secret that gossiping is fun — especially if you're bonding with someone over something (or someone) you both hate.
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Only 6 percent said they'd met someone in a bar, and 24 percent said they'd met someone through a friend.
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There's also a very significant difference between someone who is wealthy but tightfisted and someone who has to be thrifty.
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"But forget about that — we had someone to take care of and someone to help find her way," he shared.
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Barr went from someone Trump critics didn't trust to someone that they deeply believed to be in the president's pocket.
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If someone is quieter, not that anyone on this cast is quiet, we'll seat them next to someone more outspoken.
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The biennial is either the dream of someone seeking an expanded field or the nightmare of someone craving rigid borders.
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It's dangerous to have someone like this running for office, someone who can have people believing it's all a conspiracy.
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Make someone the mediator Delegating someone to be the conversation mediator is also a good way to keep things civil.
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But I sat and realized we had someone who was in their 60s on tour with someone in their 20s.
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Someone using false credentials will likely use the ID of someone of the same age, gender, race, and general appearance.
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Hurry Up, We're Dreaming sounded like someone remembering what it meant to look forward; Junk sounds like someone looking back.
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Another made it very clear that if their man doesn't go, Rihanna could have someone else, possibly someone even better.
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They communicate via group chat and work as a band would—vocals, production, someone playing guitar, someone programming the drums.
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Your music puts some at ease because we know that someone cares and someone has experienced these daily struggles too.
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But offering to buy someone a drink is a lot different than trying to get someone super drunk, super fast.
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You can't connect someone who wants to escape with someone who hasn't had the audacity to up and leave themselves.
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"You can love someone when you meet them, but liking someone for 50 years can be really tough," Avgitidis said.
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To Musk, someone speaking against him is probably way more tolerable than someone starting a slur campaign against renewable energy.
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" Now, Fletcher says she hopes to find "someone who makes me laugh, someone who is kind and genuine and adventurous.
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Then: The first day someone said "my cousin just got engaged to someone she met on Tinder!" the dream died.
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I foolishly went in thinking it would be someone that we had known for a while, someone we cared about.
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And it doesn't make you weak, it makes you realize that, 'Wow, someone else is nervous, someone else is struggling.
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This is because when someone shares that they don't like someone, they're confiding in you, which builds trust and intimacy.
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It's like being mad that someone didn't find an island when someone is sailing in the middle of the ocean.
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You do know someone who has been sexually assaulted, and you probably also know someone who has done the assaulting.
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Feeling bad for someone is one thing, but truly feeling someone else's pain takes things to an entirely new level.
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" Dr. Schlessinger adds: "Someone in their 20s isn't going to have the same skin concerns as someone in their 50s.
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"You want to treat it like someone they loved just died, because someone they did love just died," he says.
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People are tired of that; they want someone who's going to work across the aisle, someone who can solve problems.
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If someone just wants to brainstorm their crazy ideas, they'll pair them with someone who wants to do the same.
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For example, someone with severe chronic pain will probably need a higher dose than someone who needs help falling asleep.
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Eventually, someone had to bump Drake from the top of the Billboard album chart, and that someone is … Blink-25?
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Deals are subjective, and what might seem like an amazing deal to someone could be completely worthless to someone else.
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His experience with a lawyer is someone like Michael Cohen, a Pitbull, a Roy Cohn, someone who will protect him.
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There's something incredibly feral about someone walking into a shop, buying a knife, then stabbing someone in front of shoppers.
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This all came from someone who should, in theory, know better as someone who had access to highly sensitive information.
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Red indicates someone who's getting a worse deal under the Republican plan, while green indicates someone who's effectively paying less.
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Eventually, someone said that there was a terrible smell coming from the well, so the city sent someone to investigate.
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Although you may be super into someone, if they're still hung up on someone else, you shouldn't let that slide.
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The possibility of someone with a clean record being confused with someone with a record is also a distinct possibility.
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Would someone taking a course in aviation, for example, be vetted the same way as someone majoring in the subject?
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Similarly, someone in Miami knows the answer if someone asks whether it's cold on a 60-degree day in November.
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To be tested, someone had to have recently traveled from China or have been exposed to someone who tested positive.
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And getting someone — anyone, someone with A.S.D. or neurotypicals — to get up in front of an audience can be scary.
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The problem is that if you are someone who needs them, you are probably also someone incapable of following them.
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A tyrant, for Plato, wasn't just someone who ruled over others; a tyrant is someone who can't rule over himself.
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"Suck up" sounds as if we are looking for someone who fawns over someone else, which would be a noun.
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Is kissing someone in affection, however inappropriately, or showing someone a photo of a nude male torso necessarily predatory behavior?
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I would totally understand why someone would do that, and I can understand why someone would want that so much.
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If there's any way to avoid bringing someone else into your home — especially someone from a vulnerable population — do it.
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"It's important to help someone else and make someone feel special on a day that's very important," Mr. Catanese said.
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A 2012 study suggests that women only like the object of someone else's affection if that someone else is kind.
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Someone knows someone, and can introduce you to the right person who can make all of your dreams come true!
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A local librarian has been murdered in her apartment, by someone who put her severed head atop someone else's body.
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There's someone to turn to when life gets difficult and someone to be happy for you when things are good.
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Kicking it with someone is hanging out with someone, the first stuff you did when you first fell in love.
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It's uncomfortable to raise the worst thing someone has ever done when that someone dies, especially when they are beloved.
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They look at the Jew as someone to be feared, someone with the ability to do me harm or damage.
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Others wonder if it could be someone else from Joe's past, like Beck's stepmom or someone we haven't met yet.
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When I began this series, someone asked me if I thought that I'd now meet someone, because you know... irony.
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We need someone at the helm who is committed to that, not someone who is openly at war with it.
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"It's hard to collude with someone if you don't know you're dealing with someone with the Russian government," said Rep.
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Someone outside was peering into the house while someone inside was trying to look even deeper, into the walls themselves.
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"She was someone who was part of the conversation and decision-making, and also someone who kept everything," she said.
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They were looking for someone at short notice, and since they couldn't find someone else, I decided to help out.
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It packs a significant narrative payload: Someone wanted something hidden, but someone else wanted it out, and now it's here.
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I really never try to question why someone is getting an award; I do sometimes question why someone is not.
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If there were human agency, there'd be corruptibility — someone could pay someone to select whoever they want for the Assembly.
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It might be someone who made a difference in the community, or someone who put others first in challenging situations.
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All it takes for someone to be canceled is for someone else to announce, via social media, that they are.
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Sharing one's struggles can provide relief — yet what's helpful to someone posting could end up being harmful to someone reading.
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Now imagine trying to convince someone else — someone who hasn't yet appreciated its beauty, power and quality — of its value.
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You need the support of someone like Claire, someone with blood on her hands, if you're going to survive it.
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I don't need someone to talk directly to me to feel bullied, or someone to pull off my head wrap.
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In every interaction, someone is going to win and someone is going to lose, be with Trump or against him.
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She needed someone who will help her win the election, but she also needed someone she trusted with the job.
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Someone who loves to write apps will be interested in different jobs than someone who loves working with computer networks.
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That is what you call it when someone grabs someone and kisses her or touches her genitals without her consent.
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While it was once unheard of to know someone who'd had premarital sex (or, at least, someone willing to admit it), many millennials would now be hard-pressed to point toward someone who waited to have sex.
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"In terms of sexual assault and sexual violence, the instance of someone jumping out of a bush and attacking someone is not common," Wagner said, as a majority of assaults are perpetrated by someone the victim knows.
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They included Lucy Dawson, who you haven't heard of, but who was the best kind of Islington girl—someone who got along with everyone, someone who was always herself, someone who died last year, far too young.
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We need someone empathetic, someone who is outraged on our behalf, and someone who can and will stand up for what will remain a horribly fractured Congress, while also trying to find ways to get work done.
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Other proposals include allowing minors' records to be included in background check databases; alerting local authorities when someone fails a background check; and applying bigger penalties for straw purchases (when someone buys a gun for someone else).
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So in most states, it's legal under state law for an employer to fire someone, a landlord to evict someone, or a business owner to deny someone service — all because of their sexual orientation or gender identity.
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I'd want someone who could lay claim to being a trailblazer and reap some of the excitement that comes from that; someone who couldn't be tarred as a Washington insider; someone who was effortlessly fluent in, and respectful of, religion without buying into the divisively censorious strains of it; someone whose message and style weren't instantly familiar facsimiles of previously successful candidates; someone who radiated the kind of thoughtfulness that's foreign to Trump.
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Block someone on Facebook If unfriending isn't enough, and you don't ever want to have contact with someone on Facebook again (someone you unfriend can still send you messages and new friend requests), it's time to block them.
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" Recovering from that bout with sentence structure, Santorum closed by noting that the public was "looking not at someone with accomplishments and a track record but someone who had a — who was considered someone who was an outsider.
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Like how you can tell if someone is vegan, or if someone does Crossfit, or if someone is convinced that a room filled with essential oil diffusers is just as effective as all of those silly-billy vaccines?
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And if you create a pass because you love someone, or you like someone, or admire someone, or they're part of your team, it's not OK, it's just not, and I feel strongly about it and it's painful.
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"I have the advantage of many perspectives as someone who has lived in different kinds of communities: as a woman, as someone who previously identified as a lesbian, as someone who is a person of color," she said.
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An interesting person is someone you want to know better, someone worth thinking about, someone who has shown you something of who he is but at the same time held a little something back to encourage your ... interest.
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Privacy was an issue — family networks in Egypt are sprawling, and it felt as if every story I wanted to tell might implicate someone related to someone who was a friend or relative of someone near to me.
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" Handler joked that in order for someone to be interested in her, she'd need to "wait for someone to get divorced.
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Okay, find someone who's really popular in country x and have them work with someone popular in country y and voila.
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The first thing is to do this with someone you trust—someone who could help you should you get into trouble.
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In some ways I am a bit envious of someone like that — someone who'd be happy just staying where they are.
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Quick responses to bad actors can be the difference between someone having a rough day and someone becoming targeted for years.
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Then you can learn what access to clean water means for someone similar to you — someone you'd likely never meet otherwise.
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You want to go above and beyond so that you're seen as someone highly valuable — someone the organization can't live without.
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The CSU acts like someone who is holding a gun to his own head and then threatens someone else with it.
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Seek outside perspective from someone you trust; having someone to vent to, and sort out your feelings with, will be helpful.
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RIVERA: I think it has to be someone with great charisma and someone who can go toe-to-toe with him.
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A refugee is not someone who commits acts of terrorism; a refugee is someone fleeing people who commit acts of terrorism.
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SOMEONE I THINK FROM GLAMOUR MAGAZINE OR SOMEONE CAME UP WITH THE WORD ATHLEISURE, BUT I WOULD – I'VE NEVER USED THAT.
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There's a viral tweet going around purporting to show the difference in vision for someone with astigmatism, compared to someone without.
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This includes conversations with someone who is pretending to be someone else, as well as ones with harassment or hate speech.
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"The chances of someone having a similar idea are high, but the chances of someone executing is fairly low," Hussain said.
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Doing Broadway was amazing, but you're singing someone else's words and doing someone else's choreography and it's the same every night.
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"If someone judges you for having an STI, you deserve to be with someone else who won't judge you," Lilla says.
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"Wouldn't you rather pick someone who can defeat Hillary rather than someone who loses to her all the time?" he said.
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Cherry-picking editing techniques give devoted viewers someone to cheer for and someone to hate; YouTubers have just recycled those methods.
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"Arrest warrants are frequently issued based on someone said someone was involved and sometimes very far after the fact," she said.
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They mark the gap between someone playing on their own and someone playing with a thought to all others who play.
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And it bears repeating that, if you do hook up with someone, you're not obligated to let someone stay with you.
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Whether it's done to impersonate someone else, bully someone or even just pull a prank, it happens more than you'd think.
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"It's a difference between someone who's patriotic versus someone who sees the nation as a living, breathing organic entity," he says.
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While she is technically responsible for finding someone to take her lease, I also feel obligated to find someone I like.
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The issue isn't just that someone is using drugs, but that someone is using drugs in a way that endangers them.
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This means that someone using the app to speak English, for example, isn't stuck listening to someone in Standard American English.
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"You know, when a police officer kills someone like this, someone who's mentally ill, it kills their mother, too," she said.
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So someone in New York City on Tinder U might see someone from Fordham University, New York University, and Columbia University.
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And there's something about the last time you see someone, and you don't know it's the last time you've seen someone.
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You have someone at the top of the body and someone at the end, and we work very much in-sync.
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" Carson asked, "So are we willing to elect someone as president who has as their role model someone who acknowledges Lucifer?
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"They cannot wait for someone to be hurt or someone to be killed before they do the right thing," says Dordick.
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So we talk a lot about how someone can gain, in the Ferizi example, is one of someone gaining access remotely.
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Someone who was moving tons and tons of herbs across the country, versus someone who was just selling a few ounces.
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If Dowd's name sounds familiar, then congratulations: you're either someone accused of doing something wrong, or someone who follows professional baseball.
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In criminal cases, a police officer needs "probable cause" that someone committed a crime before he or she can arrest someone.
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"Voters want someone to believe in and someone who is electable," said Jared Leopold, a Democratic consultant who advised Washington Gov.
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Someone who also relies on family for help, and someone who wants to protect that family from rumors, tabloids, and gossip.
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Someone with little to no body hair could easily have worst hygiene than someone who decides to keep their body hair.
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It's a city with millions of people, and into that crowd you walk alone, looking for someone, or with someone else.
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"We'll have someone in that country, someone who will understand the specifics of how to sell your digital product," she said.
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"If someone moves out today, you'll have someone inside tonight stripping the siding, stealing the pipes, taking the bathtub," Johnson says.
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"Someone who takes out a loan and hopes for the best is someone who should stay away from loans," he said.
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Whenever someone fell off her bike while attempting a new trick, there was someone else there, helping her get back up.
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"You need someone in your life, someone who can save you," the post reads, with a link to an audio file.
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For example: Someone on social media would say something about having bought kale; someone else would write, 'Your privilege is showing.
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"I'm writing this post not as someone who is a victim, but as someone who is using their voice," she wrote.
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So, someone with zero experience can run this lodge, or you can find someone to help you when you're not there.
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Someone delivered two pizzas, and shortly after that, someone else delivered a pizza and what looked like a pile of sandwiches.
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Have you recently begun flirting with someone special or maybe working on a creative project with someone who really inspires you?
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Romney had said that someone, presumably someone young and brave, should bring the challenge to Trump on behalf of the tradition.
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To me, the challenge was how could I make someone care for someone that we would all viscerally want to reject?
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If you want to grow old in harmony with someone, find someone who hits the bottle as often as you do.
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Someone like Mandela, or Mother Theresa, someone in service like a kindergarten teacher, giving their self for the betterment of humanity.
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"He also needs someone to remind him – actually we all need someone to remind us – that it's not all about you."
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"Then reach out to a counselor or someone you trust to talk to, maybe even someone on a hotline," she said.
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If you know someone like me (or you are someone like me), I'm here to help you find the perfect gift.
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"This is that idea: do not let someone else redefine you, like don't let someone else redefine your company," she says.
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Clinton like someone running for president, he treated Mr. Trump like someone running to figure out how to be president, eventually.
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Years after a difficult divorce, she finally starts to date someone — someone who underwhelms her, yet still somehow breaks her heart.
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"Heat lightning," someone said, as someone usually does, and there arose a debate about whether there really is such a thing.
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"Approaching someone out of the blue and just trying to talk someone out of their beliefs is not successful," King acknowledged.
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We need someone to come out, maybe someone who is not a member of Congress, because good policy builds good politics.
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No other president has nominated someone to the Supreme Court after saying 'I will only nominate someone who overturns Roe v.
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Glover, addresses whether cops can pull someone over because the car they're driving is registered to someone with a suspended license.
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"Someone getting into the race late is going to be seen as someone who hasn't put in the work," Murray said.
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That's not someone who should be a great nation's president; that's someone who would benefit from being a great therapist's patient.
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But someone like Larry Page, I would think, is a believer, whereas someone like Sergey, he's a much more worldly character.
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It would be even better to gather the support of someone with a broader influence in business—someone like Steven Spielberg.
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He was shitfaced and wanted to have sex with someone, so by default, since I'm a chick, that someone became me.
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He sees himself as someone they can emulate, someone who made plenty of bad choices but matured and turned things around.
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Probably. Someone, somewhere is plotting.); and some completely random (Someone needs to write a version of Lean In for creative types.
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Someone who turns on my brain is far more enticing and desirable than someone who only turns on my girly parts.
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Outside she heard books shifting in arms, padlocks and zippers, someone crowing in delight and someone else snapping a lipbalm closed.
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If someone finds an attachment to the melody that's wonderful, if someone else feels rattled by the waves that's good too.
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Having a civil conversation with someone from the other side is challenge enough; dating someone from the other side is unthinkable.
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I don't care if someone makes fun of me, but if someone calls me a mean person or something, I reply.
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Someone who is tackling life on their own until they find someone who really deserves them should be respected, she said.
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This way, you can measure how treating someone with opioids might compare with treating someone without opioids for a sustained period.
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It may work best right after someone is infected, or could be most effective only if someone is already critically ill.
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None of the current restrictions prevent you from having someone in your home or from driving to someone else's, says Mariner.
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Spanish laws make it easier for someone in detention than for someone who is abroad to be granted a parliamentary proxy.
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"America, you know, they want someone to love, and they want someone to hate, and they want it easy," she says.
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I want to see brain scans of someone who has been on their phone a lot compared to someone who hasn't.
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"Seeing someone representing us, next to someone who wants to destroy us," said Ms. Reyes, a college-bound high school senior.
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Someone might beat the Crimson Tide, and someone else might even win the national championship, but that would be a fluke.
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Someone with a weakened immune system is likely to be more vulnerable to passing bugs than someone with a healthy one.
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Cows are revered in Rwanda: "When someone is rich, it's someone who has many cows," Mr. Nahimana said, with a laugh.
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In a country of fewer than 2400,000 people, most everybody either knows someone on the team or knows someone who does.
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However, we needed someone in authority — a coroner, a police officer or someone from the sheriff's office — to confirm what happened.
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He's facing 2 charges -- engaging in prostitution with someone under 18, and hiring/offering/agreeing to hire someone for sexual contact.
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"I don't understand how someone could do this to someone who was in the shape my dad was in," Proctor says.
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On TV, she shows no patience for the emotional back-story of why someone lied or left or let someone down.
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The concept of justice in America has long been imagined narrowly — if someone is victimized, then someone else must be incarcerated.
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"Once you say I won't publish a book because someone doesn't like it or someone threatens you, you're finished," he said.
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"There is a big difference between parroting what someone says, and someone being able to articulate something you're not," Packard says.
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The show could also bring someone back from a past season or someone who made a splash on Bachelor in Paradise.
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Mezher grumbled that someone must have warned them; I surmised that he meant someone from the Army or the Federal Police.
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The median weekly earnings for someone with a high school diploma is $678, but $1,137 for someone with a bachelor's degree.
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You can tell if someone is feeling self-conscious, but the women band together to try to make someone feel good.
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Someone who lives or works in Lower Manhattan will have a different answer than someone who lives in Howard Beach, Queens.
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And what makes it painful is the understanding that in every marriage, artistic or not, someone is the genius, someone not.
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Someone living in a luxury Park Avenue co-op should expect to pay significantly more than someone in an Astoria rental.
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You'd never know someone had more yellow teeth until they were standing next to someone who just got a whitening treatment.
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These days, when I think, "Someone should really do something about that," I realize with alarm that that "someone" is me.
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It costs about $33,000 a year to imprison someone for a nonviolent drug offense and $6,000 to treat someone with MAT.
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No matter how foul a mood I'm in, I hold the elevator if someone asks or if I see someone coming.
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KW: I have to admit, as someone who grew up on Instant Messenger, I would absolutely fall for someone like that.
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The other day, someone sent me a video where someone was backing up their car and a puppy went behind it.
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You almost have to laugh when someone picks a fight with you because it's unbelievable that someone would imagine confronting you!
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You hear the sound of someone being heard in your voice, and the sound of someone being unseen in the silence.
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Or maybe I'd just have to be someone else, someone whose experience wasn't formed by those constant trade-offs and worry.
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It's about getting through the hard times, having someone to talk to and someone to lean on, to get advice from.
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It's easy to throw someone in jail versus spending the time to really see someone and asking them how they work.
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But voter fraud, in which someone deliberately casts an invalid ballot or a ballot under someone else's name, is exceedingly rare.
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Have you ever been completely stressed out about selecting a gift for someone important to you, or someone you barely knew?
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Like, we don't take note that someone brought a $20 bottle of wine and someone brought a $5 bottle of wine.
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Before today, YouTube prohibited videos that explicitly threatened someone, revealed confidential personal information (aka "doxxing"), or encouraged people to harass someone.
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"I just think, you know, that we need someone a little younger and someone who appeals to younger people," she said.
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Second, it opens the opportunity for someone to help or for the suicidal person to reach out to someone to help.
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I mean, they like it when I make out with someone, and I like it when they make out with someone.
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I pick up my phone, call Alice, and lay into her—how the hell could someone be this shitty to someone?
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Getting triggered: Survivors might jump or tense up when someone gets too close, even if it's someone they love and trust.
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"And I have always got jobs through the loose ties of friendships and someone knowing someone who might know a job."
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He can switch from someone like Kevin Love to someone like Irving without Boston's defense having to scramble on the backside.
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This information is still out there, and it still has value to someone, even if that someone isn't like most people.
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And I have always got jobs through the loose ties of friendships and someone knowing someone who might know a job.
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Ask for help from someone older and wiser—you need a pep talk from someone who has been there, done that.
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The victim was so different from your typical victim of cons — someone who's intelligent, who's savvy, someone who knows human nature.
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And the weirdest thing ... someone ran out after Leo's car with his Oscar, almost as if someone forgot to take it.
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"It's nice for us that someone else could use my husband's device... someone that couldn't have afforded it," Sharon Metzger said.
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But if Putin, in his cowardice, continues to evade Wittes' challenge, there may be someone else to take him up on it—someone of an equally right-wing masculine carriage as the Russian president, someone with a similar devotion to martial arts and his image as a master of them, someone conveniently much closer to home as well.
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He is someone who hides in a forest with a band of outlaws, someone who inspires the downtrodden commoners to revolt against the despotic king and his sadistic lieutenant, and someone who uses expert archery against the king's soldiers.
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In most states, it is legal for an employer to fire someone, a landlord to evict someone, and a business owner to deny service to someone — all because the person in question is gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, or queer.
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And we need a proven leader that has a record of solving problems, someone who doesn't cut and run; someone who could be a commander in chief to unite our country around common purposes; someone who doesn't disparage people.
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"I guess this has given me hope that there might be, as cheesy and corny as it sounds, someone out there for me, and that it's not impossible for me to find someone like that, someone special," Tom says.
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Which means that Mr. Don't is someone we have not yet met, someone who dearly wants Hector alive, and someone with the almost supernatural skills needed to avoid the notice of Mike, a man deft at tailing people invisibly.
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I was waiting for someone to confront me, waiting for someone would ask me why the fuck I was dressed like this, waiting for someone to pick a fight with me, so my faith in humanity would be restored.
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Would they ever put their children on a plane piloted by someone with little previous flight experience, someone who had refused to read the plane's instruction manuals, someone who had just locked his co-pilots out of the cockpit?
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Now, you can easily remove someone from your list of followers in the same way that you might unfriend someone on Facebook.
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The person we are on the dancefloor is someone we're not always in touch with, but is someone we wish we were.
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Going into this, I wanted to find someone with a similar lifestyle, and with Jacqueline I couldn't have found someone more different.
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Someone may try to bully you into sharing their point of view (or you may try to do that to someone else!).
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You don't know these people yet and you never know when someone knows or is married to someone at your old company.
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So when someone tells me they're sure I'll "find" someone, a part of me wonders if they thought I thought I wouldn't?
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"It's crushing to see her not expect someone to be waiting for her — for someone to actually care about her," Mackey admitted.
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The woman in the video is then heard calling someone a "little punk" and telling someone to leave, according to WCIV-TV.
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"Striking gold" is mainly a term to express when someone gets really lucky nowadays, but by golly, someone has actually done it.
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"A bullet will hit someone with a lot of gear a lot quicker than someone who is light and nimble," he said.
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Is it fair for someone who just kind of sucks to get the same torturous infinity as someone who was actively harmful?
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Someone who has a good chance of being king one day has to follow royal protocol more closely than someone who doesn't.
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The position someone stands in, the camera angle, and a slew of other factors can affect how someone looks in a photo.
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Listening to someone super excited or super boring — someone extreme — can be a kick-start to going back to what I'm doing.
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Finding a mentor can mean identifying someone with a skill you want to learn, not just someone with a better job title.
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A hero in yellow Here's a rule of thumb: If children think you're someone really special, then you're probably someone really special.
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I kept trying to tell myself: If someone rejects you, move on and find someone who actually wants to be with you.
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As someone who records conversations for a living, I can confirm that is the most distracting way to capture someone else's words.
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The perpetrator is most often someone in their social circle, a biological or nonbiological parent, or someone known to the child's family.
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"There's a difference between a technician — someone with expertise in a certain field — and someone who has business expertise," Mr. Carter said.
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" Cannon said people should be able to discern when someone is "being hateful and someone who is doing something out of satire.
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I'm kind of getting to the point where eventually I want to be with someone and like raise my kids with someone.
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But I also knew I would be with someone who enjoys the little things in life, someone who can make me laugh.
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And resistance often means someone has correctly identified you as someone who might have the opportunity and skill to share that power.
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In some cases, parents disapprove of someone their daughter is dating and pressure her to marry someone they view as more suitable.
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So I thought okay, what if I financially support someone and when I'm here, I have the company of someone I enjoy.
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For example, when someone takes a photo of someone else, the subject of the photo can see what the camera is seeing.
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So maybe you're not into laying back while someone licks your clitoris, but have you ever tried having someone suck on it?
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Having two younger sisters, I wanted girls everywhere to know that there was someone who was listening — someone who understood their struggles.
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This was useful for meeting up with someone on the move, knowing when someone was arriving or frighteningly, stalking your significant other.
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TC: I like the idea of Opentest, but it's easy to imagine complications with someone at Facebook commenting on someone else's product.
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Police officers are hardly ever criminally charged when they kill someone, or when someone dies under circumstances like the one Gray faced.
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Instead, someone in the communication department drafts the tweet, someone in legal looks it over, and then I, as CEO, approve it.
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It would make sense that Dropbox would appoint someone to lead the design, and especially someone who has experience in consumer products.
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"And, you know, educate yourself, and go in armed with questions, and if someone says they don't know, then find someone else."
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Obama's critics have long said he is a radical, someone new to America, someone who is different from his Oval Office predecessors.
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He never played there, he just inspired someone to get into music and that someone went on to work at the Opry.
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Someone else is doing the shopping, and someone else is bringing those products to your home, and for that, you pay extra.
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So you got a bunch of people in your ear and someone has that bad idea and someone else can't stop that.
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Someone who can keep a whole school clean AND do it without completely tearing their hair out is a special someone indeed.
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Paying for someone else to chop your produce is like paying for someone to do your math homework: just do it yourself.
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As someone who appreciates connecting people, I aim to add value to someone else's life or career far more than my own.
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This full moon is major for your relationships—you're likely to let someone go, or release an expectation you had about someone.
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"You might have someone who's just out of high school and you might have someone who has a whole family," Felix says.
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