"Soul mates - in this life and every other," she added.
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You were right when you said we are soul mates.
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They were soul mates of a sort, you can tell.
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The red thread is said to link soul mates through time.
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Friends are our soul mates — and, more practically, our emergency contacts.
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On many issues, he and Mr. Bannon are philosophical soul mates.
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We are soul mates who offer unconditional, transformative and healing love.
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These two soul mates built their relationship on arguing over inane issues.
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Plenty of people, they said, met their soul mates through the platform.
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In the process, they betray themselves as Mr. Trump's true soul mates.
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"He told me it was because we were soul mates," she said.
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So now we know why Noah and Alison are tortured-soul mates.
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"We felt like we were soul mates right from the beginning," she said.
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Chidi, forced to choose between two potential soul mates, buckles under the pressure.
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True friends, like soul mates or spouses, don't come around all that often.
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Six months later we met, and soon felt that we were soul mates.
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Here are eight moments where these two have proven they are "soul mates."
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We love to see even the most dastardly of villains find their soul mates.
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And our readers prove that hotel soul mates really are one in a million.
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"He was really looking for soul mates, as he calls them himself," he said.
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The worst part is that it's so clear these two are twisted soul mates.
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Even with the benefit of age, golf and I had not become soul mates.
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"Jill and I are soul mates, and I knew that very early on," says Jeff.
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"They were complete soul mates, and he couldn't imagine life without her," says Dalton's mom.
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Both shows are also gentle, humane, and perhaps a little aggressively concerned with soul mates.
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"The LGBTQIA community, they're like my soul mates since I was really young," she explained.
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Based on statistics, it's getting harder and harder for people to find their soul mates.
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As for soul mates, I did not believe such a thing existed until I did.
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The so-called "shirt sleeves summit" did not turn the two men into superpower soul mates.
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Its sense of fragility, however, is situated not between soul mates but between citizen and state.
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After the Feastly dinner, I felt defeated because the other guests didn't seem like soul mates.
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Earlier soul mates like former campaign chief Corey Lewandowski never made it to the White House.
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We brought in women with six different skin tones and matched them to their blush soul mates.
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These two were soul mates who didn't understand that violence had cosmically drawn them to each other.
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"They were complete soul mates, and he couldn't imagine life without her," says Renee Prager, Dalton's mother.
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"They were complete soul mates, and he couldn't imagine life without her," said Dalton's mother, Renee Prager.
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And the addled soul mates at the heart of "You're the Worst" return for a third season.
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What could be more generous than finding soul mates for other people and then ending up alone?
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We should all be so blessed as to find our sartorial soul mates via a quick Google search.
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The two are clearly soul mates and will forever be intertwined as the couple of the new millennium.
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But the euphoria that followed Trump's election has been followed by grim news for his European soul mates.
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Despite their longtime Village pedigree, however, the neighbors and soul mates Earl and Bette are stuck in place.
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"Forever," on Amazon, is also a show about soul mates, but it's as twee as it is twisty.
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"Her soul mates were the people who sat with backstrapped looms on the beach in ninth-century Peru."
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Remember, they are soul mates, and that is the closest thing we have to a franchise around here.
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Yes: I do think Mike Fleiss' aim is to first make interesting TV, but also to matchmake soul mates.
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Facebook is in the early stages of testing a new dating app to help users find their soul mates.
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Many accounts from family, fellow Apple employees, and Jobs' own biographer Walter Isaacson, describe the two as soul mates.
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He and his wife were "soul mates," and he was "somebody everybody would gravitate to," a friend told police.
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Directed by Christa Scott-Reed for the Fellowship for Performing Arts, this is a story of unlikely soul mates.
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That's why the soul mates are mismatched; that's why the vain, needy Tahani is there in the first place.
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When we say that soul mates find each other, we say that it's like two parts making one whole.
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Are you the type of person with many friends, or do you prefer to have just a few soul mates?
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And neither show shies entirely from the camp factor that is catnip to gay men and their female soul mates.
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It's an idyllic, flower-filled town where residents are awarded soul mates and shop at a clothing store called Everything Fits.
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Truth is, I never believed in soul mates before meeting her but I can tell you right now that she is mine.
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Simply put, our planet and the Moon are soul mates: except, of course, if something were to happen to one of them.
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One lesson of that 2009 outbreak is the paramount importance of relying on information from scientific experts, not from ideological soul mates.
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They must face the fact that they may not be soul mates — and that someone else, or no one else, may be.
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Intellectual and emotional soul mates despite the gulf between their ages, they create a triangle of friendship with Helen's dying brother, Benedict.
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Since this is television, they're soul mates, but 12 Monkeys does a solid job of suggesting the two are meant to be.
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"It's almost as thouhh [sic] Rolly and this red belly are soul mates the way it keeps surprising him like that," Sharkey posted.
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It was obvious that this break-up, not the triumph of soul mates finding each other, would be the focus of the episode.
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Ms. Zomorodi and Ms. Poyant, who worked together for almost three years before starting the new venture, described themselves as creative soul mates.
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They come across as ideological soul mates, both upbeat populists who focus on health care, education, upward mobility and the dignity of work.
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In "Outlander," it's the Jacobite rebellion, an eighteenth-century Scottish uprising that will end in a bloodbath, two soul mates in its path.
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Whether or not you believe in real-life soul mates, we're keen to believe that everyone does have at least one denim soul mate.
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They immediately considered themselves soul mates, even discovering that they shared the same birthday, Ms. Abramovic wrote in "Walk Through Walls" (2016), her autobiography.
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Milioti and Samberg are crackling together, their easy chemistry marking them as potential soul mates even before they themselves seem wise to that possibility.
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The Jenningses have sins blacker than the loving soul mates of "Outlander" could even imagine, among them the endless lies they've told their children.
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But since Mr. Trump's victory, his European soul mates have ditched that approach and decided to re-radicalize and imitate his campaign's winning strategy.
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Not everyone thinks he will be successful, but there is no question that some of Bannon's ideological soul-mates are making gains in Europe.
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She was the killjoy, the cynic who didn't believe in soul mates and who bought a house in Brooklyn instead of collecting Manolo Blahniks.
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But if analyzing your every Like and link gives Facebook uncanny matching accuracy, word could travel fast if it's how people find their soul-mates.
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They hit it off with the sort of effortless, hours-spanning conversation that could only happen with soul mates (or, you know, really good friends).
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"They were absolutely soul mates — crazy about each other," said Gerry O'Connell, 71, who lived on the same block as the Shavers for two decades.
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This would seem to make the two men sociological soul mates, yet in the morning all goes haywire when Reda pockets Édouard's iPad and iPhone.
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We're very similar in our family values and living in Los Angeles in the Valley, and they're very unique, fun women and soul mates of mine.
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Everyone loves an ensemble full of potential soul mates; a lot of the appeal of "Parks and Recreation" was watching lovers pair up, two by two.
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We reject potential soul mates within seconds and then cry over three glasses of wine to our best friends about how there is nobody out there.
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"This extensive trail of emails reads like a yearslong chain of love letters between soul mates," said Ken Cook, the president of the Environmental Working Group.
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Berthe and Edma served each other as soul mates and, perhaps, when not accompanied by their mother, as mutual chaperones in a nearly all-male art world.
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Now you might argue that such disconnectedness is thematically appropriate to a tale of lonely women in futile search of soul mates in Depression-era St. Louis.
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"A few days ago this crazy girl @normancook walked in with my same hairstyle, and we became instant soul mates," says the caption for the page's first photo.
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The Dunder Mifflin branches come together to compete in a series of challenges, but amidst the chaos Michael admits he and Holly are "soup snakes" (mispronouncing "soul mates").
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But by doing this, he's all but ensured that they will never ever be together: In Miller's eyes, Daredevil and Elektra are soul mates who complete each other.
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Season 543, episode 533 Frank and Amy are set up on a date by "the System," a highly sophisticated algorithm that's guaranteed to pair people with their soul mates.
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The contrasts between the views of Mr. Kemp and Mr. Gingrich on touchstone issues over the years illustrate why Mr. Trump and Mr. Ryan will never be soul mates.
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Alessandro Gatti and Pierdomenico Baccalario's "The Story of Snowflake and Inkdrop" may not be about humans, but the journey of these two unlikely soul mates is deeply rooted in humanity.
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Some of his longtime political allies and ideological soul mates like Bill Kristol really were and would like to believe that McCain took the same resistance journey that they did.
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Some marriages will break up, while broken people will find their soul mates — and not just the one-day kind provided in the ever-popular Costco Soulmate Trading Outlet camp.
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Meehan said, "I was a happily married man and I was not interested in a relationship, particularly not any sexual relationship, but we were soul mates," the news outlets reported.
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" The father of three also told the aide he was a "happily married man and I was not interested in a relationship, particularly not any sexual relationship, but we were soul mates.
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While there, we also get further insight into Annie and Dax's relationship, which includes a lot of petty arguing, meaning they are either soul mates or they should never hang out again.
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On Saturday afternoons I pull on my gray T-shirt and head to the Animal Rescue League of Boston, where I help people find their canine soul mates amid the barky din.
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"I was a happily married man and I was not interested in a relationship, particularly not any sexual relationship, but we were soul mates," Meehan told The Philadelphia Inquirer and Philadelphia Daily News.
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It's nothing new to write about the love we feel our female friends, for women writers to wax poetic about the friends who became our soul mates, the real loves of our lives.
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No.The idea of Kardashian and Disick as soul mates — who are able to conquer the trials and tribulations of affairs, alcohol, and assuming absolutely zero accountability for their mistakes — is pretty unrealistic to me.
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Ask 33 people about the difference between loving someone, being in love and soul mates, and you will get 33 different answers, so I will simply tell you what these things are to me.
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How might the gifts we give to celebrate these friendships, which we're told should be secondary to our romantic partnerships, illustrate the unique weight these platonic soul mates hold in our hearts, in our lives?
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The title of Mr. Leiken's unfinished memoir reflected the frustration of his fickle ideological soul mates, first liberals and later conservatives, who had assumed that once he embraced their orthodoxy he would never challenge it.
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In "The Red-Haired Boy and the Pug-Nosed Girl!" a childhood misunderstanding divides soul mates for decades, until they find each other working at the same research foundation — "working on radioactive isotopes," no less.
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But Meehan has hardly put the issue to rest with interviews claiming he and his much-younger aide are "soul mates" and admitting that he lashed out when he found out she had a boyfriend.
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Jennifer Aniston appears on the cover of Harper's Bazaar's June/July 2019 issue, and in the cover story, she opens up about soul mates, dating apps, and therapy to her First Ladies co-star, Tig Notaro.
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They began as soul mates: Hyman had never even met her when, after reading a story of Jackson's in an undergraduate magazine, he declared he was going to marry her, and he remained an ardent champion.
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This film frankly and beautifully portrays what it's like when two soul mates are brought together after they're already settled into what they thought would be the daily realities and practicalities of their adult lives and identities.
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These brief scenes reveal a two-woman world of soul mates who truly get each other's sensibility, drinking and sharing private gags, huddling up against a hostile world that views single women as both threatening and pathetic.
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The third option is that "soul mates" and "people to have fun with" are not mutually exclusive, and that our relationships with our partners, our friends, and ourselves should all play key and interlocking roles in our lives.
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Christine, who could have been a bit more territorial, was completely open to those changes, and at that point I knew that she and I were going to be great band mates and great soul mates on that level.
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I just did a cursory search and found, very close to each other, Thomas Moore's "Soul Mates," Alexander and Ann Shulgin's "PiHKAL: A Chemical Love Story," and a boxed edition of the complete "The Adventures of Tintin," in Dutch.
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Some years ago, on a chance encounter, Mr. Zollitsch and Ms. Gong met three musical soul mates, the founding composers of Bang on a Can: Michael Gordon, David Lang and Julia Wolfe, who were on tour with their group in China.
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Is it just because we all imprinted on The Cutting Edge as kids and now can't see two athletes strategically cuddling while performing death-defying acts that require total mutual trust and synchronicity without assuming they must be soul mates?
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In my case, I was in the throes of my formative years and hadn't discovered my "people" yet so I just put ALL the things I like out there at once and hoped my soul mates would come to me (still waiting, guys).
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But there are surprises to come a few galleries on, in a pairing of globalist soul mates: A wood sculpture of a near-nude Jesus from 16th-century Bavaria and an entirely nude male ancestor figure from Mali stand side by side.
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Charles Tien, a professor of political science at Hunter College, said the schism in the W.F.P. showed less an ideological difference between unions and progressive activists — "ideological soul mates" — than differing opinions on how those ideals had or had not been fulfilled.
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Even if this re-formatted, quick-hitting competition bears scant resemblance to the long-form grandeur of the Davis Cup that Serbia won in 270, this is the way Tipsarevic wanted to finish: exchanging hugs and jibes with teammates who are also soul mates.
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Medianeras (Sidewalls) (Argentina) Martin and Mariana are attractive, slightly damaged neighbors (although they don't know one another) and soul mates (also not yet hip to that one) who both feel stifled by the imposing new walls — both literal and figurative — going up every day in Buenos Aires.
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Playing a pair of soul mates in selfishness in Mike Bartlett's scathing portrait of the baby boomer generation, Amy Ryan and Richard Armitage advance from the ages of 19 to 64 with a galloping satirical wit that pulls you along, happy and appalled, through the decades.
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In fact, I've never felt that Austen's social geometry is quite as rigid and exacting as the status-consciousness on view here, which finds a pair of societal swells changing places with their servants to better understand their putative soul mates: out of deception and disguise, you see, emerges truth.
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Portraying a pair of soul mates in selfishness in Mike Bartlett's "Love, Love, Love," which opened on Wednesday night at the Laura Pels Theater, Amy Ryan and Richard Armitage advance from the ages of 19 to 64 with a galloping satirical wit that pulls you along, happy and appalled, through the decades.
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The series comes to us from executive producers — and longtime artistic soul mates — Martin Scorsese and Mick Jagger (among other E.P.s), although I have a sneaking suspicion the latter was only brought on so Vinyl could use thinly veiled lore about the Rolling Stones in plot lines without getting sued for intellectual property theft.
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As a long standing human rights and democracy advocate, President Moon belongs to the political family of two late presidents, Kim Dae Jung (6900-2628) and Roh Moohyun (28503-22019), his predecessors and soul mates, who carved and trod the road themselves in a decades-old quest for lasting peace and reunification of the two Koreas.
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" Voltaire repeated the idea in 1769, writing to the duke of Richelieu, a close friend and an important figure in the court of Louis XV. Professor Cronk said there was "lots of innuendo" in their letters, and he said that Richelieu "seems to have believed that he himself was illegitimate, so Voltaire was perhaps suggesting they were soul mates.
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Although the report is quick to note that online dating platforms "offer relatively safe and positive opportunities for individuals to meet prospective partners," it nevertheless also highlights the difficulty of preventing sexual assaults that originate in the deceptive spaces of online dating platforms, where strangers are not framed as strangers who could easily be lying to you but as potential soul mates.
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But the administration's filing resonated with something else I've been noticing lately — a meme in conservative media that there is a concerted effort on the liberal side of the ideological street, media and elsewhere, to invoke concern about the Supreme Court's "legitimacy" as a tool for prying Chief Justice John Roberts away from his conservative soul mates on the court.
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