Strangers at the grocery store, strangers at the mall, strangers on the subway, and strangers who pass us on the street have all stopped to ask us if we're twins.
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Some people cried, some strangers hugged, many conversed with strangers.
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It is "Strangers at Our Door," not "Strangers at the Door."
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I believe in a country full of people who stop to drag strangers from burning cars, fish strangers from raging floods, rescue strangers from evil-doers.
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You're forced to submit to total surveillance and control by strangers, alongside strangers.
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You could have become good friends with strangers, or let good friends become strangers.
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It turns out that fear of strangers is far more dangerous than strangers themselves.
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The truth is you need to talk to strangers because strangers have everything you want.
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"I'm familiar with building a community between strangers and developing trust between strangers," Dill said.
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It's what happens when strangers try to treat one another as something other than strangers.
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And the strangers, tradition teaches us, are not strangers at all, but angels in disguise.
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" "So strangers were not strangers to me," she said, adding: "Family is more than blood.
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We are less strangers in a strange land and rather strangers on our own land.
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You are alone among a sea of strangers when one of those strangers decides to intrude.
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Kio Stark is the author of "When Strangers Meet," a book about why people should talk to strangers.
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It is "All My Friends Are Going to Be Strangers," not "All My Friends Will Soon Be Strangers."
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Think of the people screaming some hope into him, strangers telling him that they believed in him, strangers who wanted him to get what he was fighting for, strangers who wanted somehow to help.
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They met total strangers, and learned the strangers were about to leave town and head back to Ontario, California.
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There are a lot of Brexiters who think a decent country is generous to strangers, is compassionate to strangers.
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How can the kindness of strangers, and even the intervention of strangers, not affect how he sees the world?
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I think dating is two strangers trying to not be strangers anymore… if they're both even trying at all.
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This caused a crisis—how could the women bring strangers, possibly male strangers, into the house without revealing its location?
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Not a generation ago we were the strangers in this land, just as we had ourselves been strangers in Egypt.
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I pushed away my wine, which had suddenly gone bitter, and looked on in mild bewilderment at the strangers at the table, strangers who had significance in my life in this foreign land, strangers who had embraced me.
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The couple at the heart of Mercury seem to find themselves married to strangers, though perhaps the true strangers are themselves.
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He would sketch strangers in bars, strike up conversations, leave with those strangers and then, police say, stab them to death.
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We have to be communities of strangers, and the only way communities of strangers can do anything together is through imaginative identification.
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In a 2010 study, each participant was given random photographs of strangers mixed with composite images of themselves morphed with those strangers.
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Some of the people you see here are technically strangers, but in a city this small, they don't stay strangers for long.
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Show: "Nine Perfect Strangers" (Hulu)Premiere date: UnannouncedDetails: "Nine Perfect Strangers" will reteam Kidman with "Big Little Lies" creator David E. Kelly.
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It used to be that we were warned against meeting people online, or getting in strangers' cars, but we now actively and regularly get into the cars of strangers we've met online, with other strangers, without giving it a second thought.
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Any app or online space that allows contact with strangers without moderation or age verification can allow contact between kids and adult strangers.
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But if we're willing to let algorithms help us meet total strangers, why not let them help us turn those strangers into lifetime partners?
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There's no need to be overly suspicious, but certainly continue to teach kids not to accept things from strangers or be alone with strangers.
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I think in a world in which we get into the car with strangers, we sleep at strangers' homes with Airbnb ... Yeah, you're right.
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I found myself sitting at one of two small rectangular tables with three strangers who, after a minute, were no longer strangers at all.
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But I've started to call 2019 my "Year of Strangers" for good reason: more times than I can count, strangers have saved the day.
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Laughing with strangers is a positive experience, even if one of the strangers isn't laughing and is actually whisper-screaming at you every 10 minutes.
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We're taught from a young age to never talk to strangers, but I have been pleasantly surprised just how nice and wonderful strangers can be.
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Group chatting with strangers in your location might seem a bit icky at first glance, but group chatting with strangers is essentially the basis of Twitter.
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Jenny: It's walking into the arena with thousands of strangers and you're all there because you love the same thing, so you're not really strangers anymore.
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This trauma, the trauma of being forcibly separated from a parent by strangers and then transported to other strangers for prolonged periods of time, is different.
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In other words, a lot of private information of mine does end up in strangers' hands, but I trust those strangers to be professional and responsible.
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"Three Identical Strangers" will open June 29 in the US. UPDATE: This article has been updated to add that "Three Identical Strangers" is a CNN Films project.
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Conversely, natural and social tragedies like hurricanes and school shootings can rekindle it and inspire us to act, motivating students to mobilize and strangers to assist strangers.
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After the natives get over their initial fear of strangers, both the natives and the strangers discover they are just as likely to get along as not.
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I'm 30, the internet when I was younger was just a bunch of weirdo strangers who were all weirdo strangers together and felt like a community for that.
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Here are the voices of every creature, Here are the calls of every heart; Here is the place of strangers' welcome, We who once walked in strangers' shoes.
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I'm planning on having complete strangers as my bridesmaids, and I'm planning on opening it up to strangers who have hired me in the past to come celebrate.
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The Department of Investigation found that police leadership had prioritized rapes committed by strangers over those committed by victims' acquaintances on the assumption that strangers were more dangerous.
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And then a stranger, two strangers, three strangers, come to your aid, they try to help you and that pile of knives just throws itself at them, kills them.
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She had been depending on the kindness of strangers-who-were-not-really-strangers-because-we-are-all-Dutch to provide her with emergency money and emergency orange clothing.
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" - Larry, 29 "All mine are about strangers' dicks.
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The guests — half friends and half strangers — arrived.
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If strangers on the internet care this much about other strangers' money habits, how much more daunting is it to disclose and honestly talk about it in an intimate relationship?
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Playing basketball against strangers is a great way to be exposed to the weird multiplicity of humanity, or at least the part of humanity that's into playing basketball against strangers.
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The record is about a quest to love strangers so that they stop being strangers—an almost practical love, but also the love that is the most needed right now.
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In November 2019, Kara and Kyle Geiselman were prepared to apologize when their 4-year-old daughter Belle ran into two strangers — but instead, the strangers offered Belle a gift.
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While making grumpy strangers smile was nice, my brother knew that if we were cute enough, these strangers might give us a small tip for our effort — which they did.
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Strangers rescued 40 horses trapped in a burning ranch When a ranch worker reached out for help on social media, friends and strangers helped him bring dozens of horses to safety.
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If your friend is 10 miles away, but there are a few strangers using the device between you two, your message can silently "hop" from those strangers to reach your pal.
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There is a myth that people are not raped by people they know and trust, only strangers, but, according to RAINN statistics, only 28% of sexual assaults are committed by strangers.
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Covered in blackface makeup, the men try to persuade their beloveds — sisters — to sleep with not merely strangers, but also black strangers, arousing their horror and also undercurrents of taboo desire.
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Before I decide that, although we're strangers, we shouldn't be strangers now and I ask the children if they know where their grandfather is, and they say no, no they don't.
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The reaction was beautiful - strangers commenting 'Great for you!
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Looking at strangers' images feels very voyeuristic — borderline creepy.
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" Badbadtati Episode 1 - "The Power of Strangers WC Rules.
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"Nine Perfect Strangers" — her eighth adult novel, released Nov.
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A dating app is in the business of connecting me with strangers, and I don't want those strangers to know everything I share with my Facebook friends — even on my public profile.
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Trump lauded the bravery of those "strangers shielding strangers from a hail of gunfire on the Las Vegas strip," but refused to acknowledge any causality between gun policy and that horrific event.
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But when you do express yourself into a mic to a room full of strangers, or into a camera to a country full of strangers, you might want to consider them, too.
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The outpouring after Scott died—the messages that we got from strangers, and messages that strangers were sending to each other because of the fans and the community that he built is massive.
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But lots of technology companies offer messaging services — Facebook's unique value proposition is its ability to "connect the world" and push you into endless cycles of interacting with strangers, quasi-strangers, and brands.
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I don't drink, generally, and definitely not with strangers, or around my 5-year-old, or on Sundays OR mornings -- never mind a Sunday morning with my child and a bunch of strangers.
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Larissa MacFarquhar's recent book, "Strangers Drowning," is about such people.
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"It was actually some strangers from Kansas," Curby told CNN.
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This is the strangers' case; / And this your mountanish inhumanity.
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I met strangers on their doorsteps and entered their homes.
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Soon enough, orders started flooding in, including many from strangers.
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Strangers from all over donated, and we flew to Chicago.
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Celebrities and CEOs often participate, matched up with internet strangers.
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Strangers burst out laughing when you tell them your name.
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Strangers in New York City had found a palpable rhythm.
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Cyrus and Hemsworth aren't strangers to the occasional romantic post.
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Talking to strangers on the phone is already awkward enough.
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Then, one night, a group of strangers enters their home.
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There have been times when we felt like complete strangers.
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I probably asked a half dozen strangers to no avail.
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Davis and Jeter are no strangers to overcoming difficult circumstance.
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So, long story short, humanity sucks and don't trust strangers.
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It's one out of every few strangers we talk to.
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Particularly when you find yourself defending that love to strangers.
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Bizarre interactions with drunken strangers is the norm for him.
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Many trade sex with strangers for a place to stay.
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In the company of strangers, I don't feel less alone.
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Strangers is about one woman's journey through her sexual explorations.
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I didn't know you just, like, get cars from strangers.
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" "I wanted to create something literally showing that strangers care.
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People who meet online are overwhelmingly likely to be strangers.
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And I realized that we were strangers to him, too.
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People were wandering around asking strangers where they can vote.
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New York art workers are no strangers to class warfare.
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Strangers in the street can be dangerous, particularly to women.
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He's sometimes still scared in a room full of strangers.
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It's not like audiences are strangers to these supernatural monsters.
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Refrain from meeting strangers who ask to meet up 9.
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We're no strangers to the KonMari method here at Refinery29.
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Who opens their house to total strangers with six dogs?
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I saw total strangers risking their lives to help others.
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Among serial offenders, about 60% of their victims are strangers.
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" Others reconnected to other people: "I was talking to strangers.
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Strangers approached her in grocery stores with reverence and awe.
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It was a tentative, exploratory kiss, a kiss between strangers.
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Nearly everyone has some amount of anxiety about approaching strangers.
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The people of Nevada County are no strangers to fire.
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It's not always charming and fun to talk to strangers.
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Schlossberg has a history of spewing xenophobic tirades at strangers.
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And they especially do not liked being touched by strangers.
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He has such great love for all people, including strangers.
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The owners will never know that strangers have been there.
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People also turned to Twitter to offer help to strangers.
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Strangers would knock on the door and ask for autographs.
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I prefer not to talk about how strangers treated me.
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But asking nosy questions — especially of strangers — gets old, fast.
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And never ask overworked editors and strangers to help you.
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Now to get over your fear of talking to strangers.
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Both founders were no strangers to the startup world, however.
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The reaction was so beautiful — strangers commenting, 'Great for you!
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She sticks her tongue out at strangers, blows raspberries at
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Mr. Naulings found himself hugging everyone — strangers, friends, co-workers.
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Warlords are no strangers to popular culture and social media.
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The assertions, some describing encounters with suspicious strangers, are dubious.
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They waited days for buses, living off donations from strangers.
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But the affection from strangers, he added, was deeply humbling.
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I don't like strangers in my house, but Alice does.
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LAKE: I DO. FORTT: FOR FRIENDS OR FOR RANDOM STRANGERS?
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Many say they feel like strangers in their own city.
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People will still compare themselves to their friends and strangers.
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Two solo strangers on neighboring stools struck up a conversation.
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"It's not a bunch random and discombobulated strangers," Frankl said.
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Jews (like me), of course, are no strangers to being
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Ajayi and Rhimes were not strangers prior to this deal.
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Brooker's singles "Reckless" and "Naked To Strangers" are out now.
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My ability to engage casual friends and strangers was enhanced.
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Gradually, shaking hands evolved into a ceremonial greeting between strangers.
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Strangers would wave hello or laugh when they saw him.
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Practice removing assumed gender descriptors from storytelling, particularly about strangers.
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Forget what your mom told you about talking to strangers.
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Does it upset you if strangers laugh about your tics?
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Forget what your mama told you about talking to strangers.
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She found herself suddenly in a house filled with strangers.
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Soon he was asking for drags off of strangers' Juuls.
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The subjects are Guillet's friends, casual acquaintances, and even strangers.
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But she still gets calls from strangers who need exorcisms.
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When I convulsed in public, strangers usually called an ambulance.
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Now, think about a talk you might have with strangers.
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We have no duty to cater to strangers with cameras.
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That's something strangers on the Internet can't help you diagnose.
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Cars and strangers were loitering outside his property all day.
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People cook alongside strangers, sharing their meals around communal tables.
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"I didn't think random strangers would help me," she said.
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It's inappropriate to ask strangers to tell you their income.
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That afternoon of crafts and food turned strangers into friends.
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And people saw strangers coming and going from the building.
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It's another to get 20,000 from strangers around the world.
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To see strangers sharing their own phone numbers: Call me!
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But when it comes to strangers, forget about Mister Rogers.
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"Almost all of us were strangers once, too," he wrote.
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After all, almost all of us were strangers once, too.
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People could sit along shared tables and converse with strangers.
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Lobsters and luggage are no strangers at the Boston airport.
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There were shouts, screams, and two strangers ran out — muggers.
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"Stretching is the new exercising," I told strangers at parties.
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You know what strangers don't (usually) join in on uninvited?
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But no strangers, as the Danes, apparently, are rather shy.
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So, instead of possibly triggering trauma in strangers, try silence.
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Their goal was not recognition, but the attraction of strangers.
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At first I stood there amid a collection of strangers.
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I could only watch sober strangers limbo for so long.
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Meanwhile, traditional conservatives feel like strangers in their own land.
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At first, the miners are skittish about strangers from London.
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"But most of those people are total strangers," Michael said.
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I never see strangers and hardly know what I say.
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Strangers would thank them and their classmates for their service.
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Her story spread and strangers started donating to Beckwith's campaign.
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HONG KONG — Strangers ask him if he was wearing pants.
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Her next TV role will be Hulu's "Nine Perfect Strangers."
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After CNN told her story, strangers reached out on Facebook.
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Helping strangers in need has always been his insatiable drive.
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We engage in immediate conversation with strangers a continent away.
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I get the thrill of projecting fantasies onto attractive strangers.
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Strangers are the most important people we can connect with.
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Then, strangers also began asking whether they had adopted her.
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The density of all these strangers living side by side.
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Better to play games and let millions of strangers squirm.
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Strangers complimented him to me every time we went out.
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Friends, and even relative strangers, warned me of the devastation.
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Sex with strangers becomes routinized ("It Won't Kill Ya"). 8.
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Do you apologize because you crave the approval of strangers?
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Some of their lives overlap and some are perfect strangers.
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The Advice of Strangers was Horowitz's last major online performance.
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"You are pretty much hitchhiking with strangers," she told CNN.
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Other moms, doctors, even strangers put this goal on you.
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Friends, loved-ones, colleagues, well-meaning strangers, less-well-meaning strangers, the clerk at the grocery store, and the woman who waxed my legs that one time have all weighed in on the issue.
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"We're in a foreign country, we're approached by two strangers with aggressive behavior: ten months ago when I was with my cousin ... I was stabbed in my face by strangers," he told the court.
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Treading my way across the sand after it was over, I couldn't stop myself grinning at everyone I passed, and several times exchanged hugs with complete strangers who no longer seemed strangers at all.
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Before she came to New York, Sedaris joined Chicago's Second City in 1992, alongside Paul Dinello (who would later work with her on Strangers and At Home), Stephen Colbert (a Strangers costar), and Chris Farley.
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I imagine this was the same sensation Christians feel when they go to church: I was in a crowd of strangers who didn't feel like strangers because we had that one unifying thing about us.
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There's du Maurier, "I Love Lucy" and plenty of driving — but not like in a road-trip movie, more like in a nightmare where the road is barely lit, the car swerves, strangers stay strangers.
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This is what I wish I had said to my new friend from South Africa: What I love most about New York is that strangers befriend strangers in the most unexpected and instinctive of ways.
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Created by Mia Lidofsky, Strangers is a genuinely affecting, lovely, and sometimes devastatingly-relatable series that just finished its first season on Facebook's "Watch" tab (both Watch and Strangers launched the first week of September).
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I had imagined that I might feel most like a mother among strangers, who had no reason to believe I wasn't one, but it was actually among strangers that I felt most like a fraud.
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" Next, they found "the control of much of our industry and commerce taken over by strangers, who stacked the cards of success and prosperity against us," and ultimately these strangers "came to dominate our government.
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This time around, I got even more questions from internet strangers.
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To get my full high, I need the affirmation of strangers.
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To be honest, I'm normally really good at talking to strangers.
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What parents need to know Users get paired up with strangers.
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The movement of strangers, like a wave taking us with them.
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Was there any awkwardness felt from these four strangers getting together?
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The Clintons are no strangers to scandal, both real and imagined.
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They're also no strangers to making music for major entertainment franchises.
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"People don't want to live with strangers,'" Beck recalled him saying.
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Strangers literally restoring my health and not even knowing it. Heroes.
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I was scared, because it was going to be with strangers.
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The sisters aren't strangers to supporting each other during difficult times.
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Your parents are effectively strangers to you when you are born.
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His targets would be strangers to whom Popov owed no loyalty.
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And that's where she learned the extent of some strangers' generosity.
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Stripping is really great but I only like stripping for strangers.
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German Shepherds make excellent watchdogs and are typically reserved with strangers.
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He will shout at strangers while holding an ice-cream cone.
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But cannabis backers are hardly strangers to risk, Mr Kamin notes.
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My ghost and I didn't start as strangers on the Internet.
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Fonda and Mirren s are no strangers to working with L'Oréal.
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Social media invites strangers, and thus the unknown, into our lives.
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I've always been the girl strangers talk to on the subway.
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They did it pretty openly, except not in front of strangers.
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Sedaris described the creative process of making Strangers as comfortably isolated.
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It's where strangers show the pace of life on full display.
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Strangers would say, 'Oh, that's not enough food on your plate.
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Initiate some super awkward handshakes with all the strangers around you.
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Strangers out for a morning stroll watched as we exchanged vows.
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Some lunged for the doors, separating from friends, stepping over strangers.
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Others lunged for the doors -- separating from friends, stepping over strangers.
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Now strangers stop her on street to gush about her hair.
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It's unclear how the strangers got into Mongrain's apartment at all.
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I don't know how to find cute strangers in New York.
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Her anime eyes and cutting wit wowed friends and strangers alike.
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Strangers accused him of having secretly implanted stimoceivers into their brains.
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You cannot bank on the same from real people, real strangers.
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Twitter remains the best place to be threatened by complete strangers.
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Would you find the courage to share your accomplishments with strangers?
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The Baldwin clan are no strangers to taking adorable family photos.
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IRVINGTON Amy Helm and the Handsom Strangers, blues and rock. Feb.
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The party spirals into a bloodbath when Ryo begins attacking strangers.
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Think twice next time you consider buying chunky heels from strangers.
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The residents of those four states are not strangers to grassfires.
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The Music of Strangers (Yo-Yo Ma & The Silk Road Ensemble)
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Nothing quite like cashing in on the love lives of strangers!
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Inexplicably, Tozer then got into a car with those two strangers.
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Some of it belonged to strangers he met on the internet.
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I basically have the Olympics happening in my mind with strangers.
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Well, that's what kind strangers and selfie sticks are for. 5.
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Milwaukee Sylville Smith and the cop who killed him weren't strangers.
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Strangers took the shirts off their backs to help the wounded.
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I distributed my kind words to strangers, coworkers, pals, and family.
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It's just like talking to a bunch of strangers at once.
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Many more witnessed the murder of other relatives, friends, and strangers.
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Their folk tales warn children to beware of long-haired strangers.
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Now, over $22,000 has been raised, by friends, strangers and beyond.
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We don't honor our father by having strangers serve those grieving.
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I've been inappropriately groped by too many strangers to keep count.
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Simple: You offer strangers $5 if they lend you their faces.
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They're strangers first, and then acquaintances, and then comrades and friends.
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A lot of people seek out strangers to discuss their troubles.
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She said strangers believed in her more than her former employer.
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A sign outside in capital letters thanks strangers for their kindness.
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It's also, quietly, a tale of about the kindness of strangers.
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Strangers offer not just shelter and food but companionship and compassion.
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Tyler expressed his worry about leaving his father alone with strangers.
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Not just people I knew, but strangers in the grocery store.
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They may be snatched by strangers, or abducted by family members.
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Try talking with strangers, friends, family members, therapists, or support groups.
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Americans cannot conveniently continue to ignore that we were once strangers.
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"Just pray a lot and don't ever trust strangers," he said.
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Girls outside of emo scenes were also no strangers to tightlining.
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Think about our offline interactions with those we know and strangers.
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"You are pretty much hitchhiking with strangers," the woman told CNN.
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Golding had also been laughed at by strangers earlier that day.
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But his confidence isn't swayed by the comments of strangers online.
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In fact, it was strangers who made an issue of it.
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Neither of the men in this involved are strangers to trouble.
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Not just from friends, but from strangers all over the world.
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Strangers who knew nothing about me reduced me to an object.
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That leaves a murky area for strangers coming onto the reservation.
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Generation Y is stuck in insecure rental contracts, often with strangers.
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You're out there promoting this book, talking to lots of strangers.
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People will cook ridiculously good food for the benefit of strangers.
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However, he added, South Floridians are no strangers to major storms.
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You've Got Mail turns strangers passing in the street into soulmates.
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"Europe is being flooded by enemy strangers," it read, in part.
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Americans dashed into a hail of bullets to rescue total strangers.
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Little Frieda, all by herself at the hands of violent strangers?
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It's easy to play with people — your friends, or complete strangers.
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Members of Trump's inner circle are no strangers to public confrontation.
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Want to go to a party with a bunch of strangers?
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And so the two sides are strangers to one another, really.
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Then unexpectedly strangers helped him, giving him a ride to Germany.
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Complete strangers were consuming my most private moments without my permission.
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She said that complete strangers were informing and congratulating each other.
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This poem gives away small coins and winks at strangers' kids.
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We gathered some strangers to help us put it back up.
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Friends sang "Happy Birthday," and strangers weren't shy about joining in.
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Nor am I responsible for what strangers on the Internet tweet.
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But actually passing out in front of complete strangers takes bravery.
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"How much I enjoy conversation with strangers," in passing she revealed.
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A knot of children stopped and eyed two strangers with suspicion.
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They would not be strangers to the tumult of our politics.
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They amused themselves en route by doing tricks on strangers' stoops.
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Once you've protected your computer from snooping strangers, add antivirus protection.
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You can play against friends or against strangers around the world.
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I am regularly stopped on the street by strangers for photos.
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Nothing says "Happy 43rd Birthday!" like body-shaming strangers on Instagram!
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Complete strangers delivered meals and supplies to players on both teams.
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"I won't be the 'sex with strangers' guy forever," he says.
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It was embarrassing to have strangers see his mother this way.
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By staging the misery of strangers, is Meadow guilty of betrayal?
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"We will not be strangers," Mr. Bezos said at the end.
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In a grand cathedral, she will say her vows before strangers.
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Users can also rent their belongings to strangers if they choose.
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Tia Mowry doesn't take too kindly to strangers criticizing her body.
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I was interested in creating worlds on video with those strangers.
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High on power, he starts sending out friend requests to strangers.
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I'm not advocating for flipping strangers off, which is obviously rude.
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Even better is the new show Strangers that's streaming on Facebook.
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"It just makes sex with strangers really, really good," Taylor says.
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Maybe that means getting lost among tens of thousands of strangers.
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It's incredible how the Olympics can somehow bring complete strangers together.
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Others, like Josh, claim it's all about being kind to strangers.
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No more impromptu visits to the homes of strangers for me.
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Addiction had made me apathetic to strangers and family members alike.
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Are you here to have uncomfortable conversations with friends and strangers?
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Complete strangers were coupled up, and the state encouraged mass rape.
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Researchers had the two strangers play the videogame Rock Band together.
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New Yorkers are no strangers to frustration with the subway system.
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Then he waited for strangers to try to pick them up.
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Perhaps Ms. Khanh does not want strangers to stare at her.
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AT THE STRANGERS' GATE: Arrivals in New York, by Adam Gopnik.
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And on Facebook Watch, "Strangers" is back for a second season.
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We often use technology to form meaningful relationships with virtual strangers.
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Why did I ever care if strangers thought I was pretty?
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"Living together is better than living with strangers," Ms. Villalona said.
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These people are helping strangers, and asking for nothing in return.
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I've been photographing well-dressed strangers on the street since 2006.
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People care about strangers and want to help when they can.
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I never imagined how much I would miss those familiar strangers.
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I didn't smile when I passed strangers in the office hallway.
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Why would it have been better if the therapists were strangers?
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Sometimes, when we are out, strangers ask to take her picture.
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Terry Moore's Strangers in Paradise is one of my current favorites.
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The man next to me and I returned to being strangers.
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Whereas you do feel the need to explain jokes to strangers.
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This unmerited overconfidence, they found, was interpreted by strangers as competence.
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I would welcome time with strangers, but I also relished solitude.
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"The Squad" are no strangers to threats, whether oblique or direct.
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Joining the group of strangers, Mr. Fisher hopped into their cab.
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Like the Sugar Plum Fairy, she welcomes strangers and embraces diversity.
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People often ask her if exchanging food with strangers is safe.
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MR. FISCHER We try not to walk into galleries as strangers.
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But their families, friends and even strangers stepped in to help.
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He brought a wealth of experience to a team of strangers.
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Ex-Soviets do not trust information or strangers; they trust cucumbers.
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I think half of the overheard stuff is legit overheard strangers.
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Innately, we favor family over strangers, our tribe over other tribes.
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This time, however, they don't befall strangers either real or imagined.
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You very often dance with strangers and you very rarely speak.
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Her hair remained an object of fascination for strangers into adulthood.
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It's a reasonable guess that complete strangers will like it too.
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Is my brain evolutionarily equipped to handle seeing this many strangers???
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What exactly is the neurological effect of viewing so many strangers?
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Marriage is no easy feat — especially when it involves two strangers.
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Tim Wardle, Three Identical Strangers Outstanding Directing for a Variety Special
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Most dating apps pair up strangers, rather than friends of friends.
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Instead, an app that lets strangers communicate was the biggest winner.
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He had a conflict with the strangers and they killed him.
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She has been reduced to depending on the charity of strangers.
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Important crossword solving rule: always rely on the kindness of strangers.
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As high school students we have a closer bond than strangers.
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I find it soothing to be in the company of strangers.
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New York City mayors are also no strangers to foreign travel.
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The plays limn strangers, friends, family and one long-estranged couple.
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I shuddered to think that strangers would recoil at my touch.
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The challenge is not finding hosts willing to invite strangers over.
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"Big Brother" brings strangers into a house together for the summer.
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Most were just what I'd always wanted: kind words from strangers.
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MAXINE Strangers should be a little strange — especially on crowded trains.
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SLEEPING WITH STRANGERS: How the Movies Shaped Desire, by David Thomson.
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It is how I interact with my friends and with strangers.
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But DeWitt and Jean are no strangers to home-renovation projects.
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Texas and the Gulf Coast are no strangers to killer hurricanes.
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But they have to convince a panel of strangers they're worthy.
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Two virtual strangers were hungering together for things out of reach.
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Feeling stressed-out, disconnected, all alone in a city of strangers?
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Yet despite its title, the book is not really about strangers.
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Strangers joined them in walking the neighborhoods in search of Katie.
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That same night, she told her coworker she was with strangers.
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Then, last month, strangers arrived at the store in Carroll Gardens.
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New Yorkers don't address strangers on the subway, I told myself.
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Abraham welcomes strangers into his tent who bring very good news.
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Can my kid play and chat with strangers on Apex Legends?
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It feels subversive and pleasurable, like — well, like sleeping with strangers.
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She slept on the sofas of strangers who took her in.
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That's how you end up frowning at strangers on the train.
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But the Screwvalas are no strangers to disrupting the status quo.
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She's buoyed by messages of support from friends and strangers alike.
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Only strangers stood around me, their chatter bringing confusion and noise.
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Share your secret poetry skills with strangers at a poetry slam.
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STRANGERS IN OUR MIDSTThe Political Philosophy of ImmigrationBy David Miller218 pp.
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None of the strangers do anything more than glance or chat.
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Pizza shops forge bonds among strangers, if only for five minutes.
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Together, they are offering a new way to drink with strangers.
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But we can also feel like strangers in our own flesh.
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No strangers were intruding, not on us, not on his body.
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Strangers in Their Own Land , by Arlie Russell Hochschild (New Press) .
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Lam has a track record of trying to help complete strangers.
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Strangers always approach her for selfies to post on social media.
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Strangers publicly discussed my private life based on patently false information.
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We all had a helping hand, support from strangers and friends.
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The movement of strangers, like a wave, taking us with them.
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To see if food-sharing among friends worked in the same way as it did among strangers, Dr Woolley and Dr Fishbach ran their strike experiment again with 240 people, partnering together two friends or two strangers.
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We also see Jane have public conflicts with strangers, like dudes who are spreading their legs too wide on the subway and strangers who start accusing her of being the kind of person who has a Tumblr.
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The second borrowed the theme song from the 1980s sitcom "Perfect Strangers," paying off a comic-dramatic story line about the survivor's guilt of Mark Linn-Baker, the only "Strangers" cast member not to have been raptured.
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Some research suggests that even shallow conversation with strangers boosts well-being.
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You might even be able to convince strangers you're a real astronaut.
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You're also feeling sorry for everyone around you — sometimes even the strangers.
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"The crazy girl who surfs every day," Roh imitates greetings from strangers.
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The University of Wisconsin in Madison's Snapchat Story brings two strangers together.
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Of course, opera houses are no strangers to audiences voicing their disapproval.
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Communities let players group up with strangers that share their gaming interests.
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But then Perfect Strangers wouldn't have become the global phenomenon it is.
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In February 2017, the Weinstein Company purchased the rights to Perfect Strangers.
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You don't mind doing it with strangers, and it doesn't feel strange.
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Meow Wolf members are no strangers to creating installations of epic proportions.
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Can two strangers fall in love over the course of a day?
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Here you all are, total strangers until you're thrust into this situation.
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When it comes to saving strangers, people were a lot less selfless.
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Large numbers of strangers can cooperate successfully by believing in common myths.
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And if it happened to you, you'd want these nice strangers around.
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Don't embody the protagonist of Law Mower and mow strangers' lawns though.
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The dudes of Braille Skateboarding are no strangers to skating atypical boards.
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It was here that he began gunning down random strangers, including children.
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Why speak to strangers when you can just point to your lapel?
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Traveling requires you to rely on strangers and you can't be stubborn.
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Sources told the BBC that it appeared the man was targeting strangers.
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When talking with her mom, strangers often compliment Mehlani's big, beautiful eyes.
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SINGING in front of strangers was a disgraceful activity for a woman.
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She wasn't thinking of the strangers who might criticize and mock her.
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I had a companion at dinner, so I talked to strangers less.
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"But you are so mature," strangers would say upon learning my age.
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When strangers walk into her lab, the fish "act skittish," she said.
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You're stuck aboard this enormous ship with a few thousand total strangers.
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Refreshments and help also came from other environmental groups and even strangers.
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Catch new episodes of Strangers every Monday on Facebook's new platform, Watch.
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Strangers is refreshing for the way it handles a character's bisexual identity.
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Her campaign received donations from complete strangers, as well as distant connections.
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In the last few days, complete strangers are now friends for life.
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She becomes wary of strangers whose gaze lingers a little too long.
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I'd often play with strangers in bars or friends in the street.
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She's recognized by strangers when doing things as simple as buying shoes.
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THE PEOPLE of Des Moines, Iowa, are no strangers to economic upheaval.
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What right do strangers have to the intimate details of my life?
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Patients also rely on friends, family and strangers to pay their bills.
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Listen, we all know the Kardashians are no strangers to plastic surgery.
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But Italians are no strangers to foreigners tampering with traditional Italian cuisine.
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"We open doors to strangers," reads her new book I'm Australian Too.
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Talking to strangers about interests was a vitamin, not a pain-killer.
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The "strangers" are actually a minority of the overall sex offender population.
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More than enough of my information is in the hands of strangers.
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You're trying to freak strangers out so they won't talk to you.
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This could be the end of asking strangers which way to go.
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Image: HubbleThe marital feuds of strangers have long intrigued our degenerate species.
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They have given complete strangers a second chance for a healthy future.
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He is the author of The Blood of Strangers, among other books.
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I feel as if I kind of know some of these strangers.
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Not at her own weddings, but at the weddings of complete strangers.
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In America, we're no strangers to dunking our donuts in our coffee.
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Well one is, in that case you're concerned about privacy from strangers.
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Both of those settings will prevent strangers from sending you AirDrop messages.
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As she ran into bugs, she leaned on strangers in discussion forums.
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Take a poop in front of 10 strangers or live stream it?
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Thx to everyone who sent flowers (even strangers), thoughtful gifts & encouraging words.
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I didn't speak a word of Spanish, and was surrounded by strangers.
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Olympic gymnasts have to put up with some ridiculous stuff from strangers.
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"God loves to hear from strangers," as A.A. members laughingly put it.
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So why would you give sleazy strangers on the internet that satisfaction?
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These individuals weren't just keeping their secret from coworkers, strangers or neighbors.
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In the beginning, Three Identical Strangers plays like a feel-good movie.
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What he does mind, however, is when strangers begin touching his child.
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The first is be very careful when renting your home to strangers.
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They can surf to smutty websites or end up chatting with strangers.
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Spying on strangers through their own webcams is now easier than ever.
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Strangers were the most likely to come forward, which could be helpful.
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The greater fear, however, comes from humans, both strangers and family alike.
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To get roses on Valentine's Day from strangers brings them to tears.
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It's not just strangers that can cause trouble at 30,000 feet, however.
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The trio of protagonists begin as strangers, and end as supportive friends.
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These people aren't total strangers, instead you've met a handful of them.
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Passengers played "guess where I'm from" with strangers from around the country.
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I've been taking phone calls from strangers for a few months now.
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She kept her head down to avoid rude stares from strangers then.
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Alva's family would also be required to share a room with strangers.
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It's much more convincing than a bunch of online reviews from strangers.
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Madonna and Cher are no strangers to the odd bit of autotune.
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VolunteerMore rewarding than arguing with strangers about who Daenerys will eventually marry!
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The good Samaritans: Civilians and strangers have become heroes for Harvey's victims.
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Strangers' bodies exit the spring quickly: They don't want to chance infection.
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The majority of us have grown up to be wary of strangers.
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Strangers in Their Own Land: Anger and Mourning on the American Right.
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They were both complete strangers but they stopped to help us anyway.
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When the two started the project in 2013, they were relative strangers.
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Strangers put you in prison or they put you in the ground.
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" At the aroid show, strangers sheepishly approached her — "Hi, are you Enid?
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It is people they know, not strangers, who pose the greatest threat.
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Sunrise is putting a lot of faith in the kindness of strangers.
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And will people be sufficiently "nice" to work for strangers for free?
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"Someone who hates hugging strangers [may still] enjoy hugging family," she explains.
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As Gay writes: And then there is how strangers treat my body.
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That way, it can immediately warn you when strangers enter your space.
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Gulley had somehow saved the lives of two strangers in three days.
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But, she said, she has also been hugged by strangers and thanked.
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Toronto, however, are no strangers to winning big games on the road.
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His latest book, "Strangers at Our Door" is published with Polity Press.
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With his makeshift team of strangers, Jesse carried more people to safety.
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Strangers would "clock" her as trans and ask her questions, she said.
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He enjoys striking up conversations with strangers and engages people whenever possible.
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"I come from a very suicide-attempting home," she'd announce to strangers.
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In the final shot, Rue climbs atop a pile of the strangers.
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She'd scream "¡Hola, chica!" at complete strangers and run to greet them.
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"I would get message requests from strangers," all asking for Riley's address.
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An aunt named Myasar recalled, finally, strangers coming to Husan with cameras.
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Many who have gotten in touch are strangers, others are close friends.
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They've developed a bond with the hosts, who really aren't strangers anymore.
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She said strangers had begun taunting her to speak English or leave.
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Tucker says, on a daily basis, all kinds of strangers approach her.
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A menu assumes the availability of choices and the existence of strangers.
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The YouTubers over at HellthyJunkFood are no strangers to weird pizza creations.
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" They said, "Strangers will never trust one another to stay in homes.
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For most, the prospect of making yourself vulnerable to strangers is terrifying.
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PARIS — The Italian designers of Dolce & Gabbana are no strangers to scandal.
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He couldn't fully articulate these thoughts to himself, much less to strangers.
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Members of the Stephen Petronio Company are no strangers to turbulent movement.
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How does writing happy birthday on near-strangers' walls make them feel?
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It was empowering thinking I knew the answers to strangers' relationship problems.
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Oh, and most of these strangers are usually high-quality chefs. Enjoy.
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But doing meth with strangers you fuck on the weekend isn't aspirational.
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Brief encounters with strangers like that are pleasant; the awkwardness is gone.
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The members of the Kardashian family are no strangers to cosmetic procedures.
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Unlike other series, Strangers isn't afraid to use the b-word, either.
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As a non-monogamous couple, we are no strangers to long conversations.
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It's the same as asking complete strangers to pee on you, i.e.
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Today, technology makes it easier than ever to avoid connecting with strangers.
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This GIF probably figured into countless awkward tiffs between Twitter strangers. 3.
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Trapped in strangers' homes, I was never allowed to make any noise.
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Not everyone shares his optimism about music's power to bring strangers together.
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Right before things heat up, two ominous strangers ride up to Bacurau.
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There's already an awkward pause when greeting strangers and familiar faces alike.
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Strangers start to take notice, and the goodness of society becomes palpable.
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There are confused kids and silent strangers in restaurants, funerals and forests.
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For most people, it is just as easy not to rape strangers.
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But now, surveying this circle of hip Tacoma strangers, I feel unmoored.
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Their activity consists mainly of herding camels and goats, hosting strangers, guiding.
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We were seated at a communal table of sorts with strangers — festive!
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She is crazy about black coffee, traveling and collecting stories from strangers.
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A group of strangers then watched the videos and rated the candidates.
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Why are we a bunch of naked strangers on yoga mats, again?
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At night, their focus tightens to a small room filled with strangers.
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I go out into the street every day and I accost strangers.
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Strangers intervened, telling the man he couldn't disrespect the girls like that.
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People — family, friends, complete strangers — see our baby before they see us.
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Strangers on the Twitter hashtag #NotOK tell their own tales of violation.
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I simply carried on, missing my husband and occasionally crying among strangers.
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Why do you think strangers feel entitled to touch black women's hair?
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Australia Diary Australian strangers comfort an American woman after her friend died.
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They basked in the whoops and cheers of colleagues and strangers alike.
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Best friends are now strangers — and someone is even in a gang.
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People will be made to feel like strangers in their own country.
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That the phenomenon extends to perfect strangers is part of the charm.
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It doesn't have to be a big deal to talk to strangers.
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There is an adjustment, of course, needed to sleep next to strangers.
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And I love uniting a group of strangers in a common story.
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Each year, more friends — and even more strangers — showed up to watch.
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The family, friends and strangers who shared their food knowledge with her.
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We smiled at him in that polite way you do to strangers.
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People poured into the streets to dance, and strangers embraced each other.
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We perform sacred acts for, with and among strangers all the time.
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Troublesome "strangers" who did not confess the Pilgrim creed were there, too.
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Firth wasn't too worried about the effects of viewing too many strangers.
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It moves between strangers; it travels through objects and words in books.
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And in my early 20s, that certainly included romances with near-strangers.
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Which felt even more alarming, somehow, to be so knowable to strangers.
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Not yet, not here, not with all of these strangers swirling around.
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Other than their proximity, they seem to be relative strangers to you.
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I sat mostly with strangers at a linen-covered table with candlelight.
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Previously, Refinery29 featured 37 definitions of love from strangers around the world.
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Conversation with this roomful of strangers was easier after the second drink.
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She is the type of person who hugs strangers upon meeting them.
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They are said to be random strangers, but we have our doubts.
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Mr. Schelling used the example of strangers arranging to meet in Manhattan.
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" In his letters to strangers, he'll tell them: "Parkland stands with you.
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He recalled in a phone interview that she mingled effortlessly with strangers.
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I avoid the subject of my mother with strangers and casual acquaintances.
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"Getting naked and having sex with strangers is hard," she tells me.
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A dozen strangers then wake up in a clearing in the woods.
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But you don't mind having tourists and strangers walking through your house?
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And with 'Comfort of Strangers,' I mean, who wouldn't want Harold Pinter?
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Despite my "please cheer" sign, no strangers offered vocal support for us.
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These were not solipsistic selfies but images of strangers and their lives.
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I love Candice Bergen's character inviting the young strangers to move in!
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Google accidentally sent people's private videos stored on Google Photos to strangers.
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It's not only strangers who can be looped in by dog-talk.
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Why would I want to tell jokes to a bunch of strangers?
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In Charter's experience, strangers are more receptive to calls from female voices.
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Looking for universal affirmation from strangers is a futile, full-time job.
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With such enticements, I got into the groove of dining with strangers.
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The atmosphere had got rowdy, strangers striking up conversations like old friends.
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Families slept in common rooms; traveling strangers often shared the same bed.
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An adaptation of the novel "Nine Perfect Strangers" is coming to Hulu.
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If there were strangers in the neighborhood, she reported them to police.
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"We feel like completely strangers," Paz said during a night-time stroll.
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Before finalizing anything, show your logo to 10 strangers for five seconds.
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Shafi and his co-founders are no strangers to the tech scene.
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How could they be strangers now, when they were so intimate once?
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Some formed groups to meet up with strangers for tea, at random.
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After all, interacting with strangers can be less stressful than with family.
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Memoir writers, not unlike Blanche DuBois, depend upon the kindness of strangers.
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It's not only strangers who can be looped in by dog-talk.
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When exactly, did I become so vulnerable, so touchable to complete strangers?
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We all had some resemblance, but it mostly felt like meeting strangers.
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So he has been driving around the country, introducing himself to strangers.
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Who are these people allowing strangers to decorate their walls with panthers?
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The bums in question belong to strangers, friends and, occasionally, to Alejandro.
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You will leave this dingy apartment, and its ring of messy strangers.
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You've got grotesquely warped selfies to post to strangers off the internet.
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Once I cracked this code, I gained confidence in talking to strangers.
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Small-town living suited her: People with Moebius attract strangers' attention with their expressionless faces and impaired speech — another side effect of the damage to facial nerves — and there are few strangers in Linwood, a town of about 5,103.
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In a recent review of Malcolm Gladwell's new book, Talking to Strangers, Andrew Ferguson writes that he is surprised Gladwell is focused on the harms that come from the fact that people, even strangers, tend to trust each other.
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It means accepting compliments from strangers, and wearing clothes that I actually like.
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Who tells a room full of strangers that you like one parent better?
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While strangers may think Cuda is suffering, LeRoy knows her pooch is thriving.
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It is also helpful if your pet is used to being around strangers.
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Very stoic—one has to be if you're petted by strangers all day.
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Even his comments section is full of gentle strangers thanking Deus for him.
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Almost immediately after joining any community, I was inundated with messages from strangers.
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Twitter could, for example, start showing replies from strangers lower down in conversations.
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Strangers comes from Peabody award-winner Lea Thau, former director of The Moth.
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Random strangers offered me their extra toilet paper in the porta-potties line.
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It wasn't long before offers of help were flooding in from friendly strangers.
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Finding relevant conversations is not easy, and venturing into strangers' conversations takes courage.
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At last, there's another place to sell items to strangers on the internet.
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Migration also had a secondary effect: Cities filled up with strangers and pianzi.
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And series of politicians, police officers and strangers have come out to help.
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They'd have to put their numbers online or give it out to strangers.
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As you'd expect, approaching strangers in the street required a bit of tact.
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I only make things more awkward when I am left to greet strangers.
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The pup's family, friends, and strangers have been searching for him ever since.
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Now, she's meeting two dozen strangers who donated blood to save her life.
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And that means when these inmates are released, they go home as strangers.
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And we were going to give it over to a bunch of strangers.
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No young woman needing reproductive freedom has ever murdered a roomful of strangers.
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A new tool for parents who don't want strangers' hands near their kids?
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If you're not talking to strangers, you aren't going anyplace in your life.
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"Very few rapes are by strangers dragging people off the streets," she said.
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Your work could potentially be featured in the homes of thousands of strangers.
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This being three flights to spend the weekend with a bunch of strangers.
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What happens to them is a tragedy, but they're also strangers to us.
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They ended up picking up two strangers and driving them to the polls.
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Near-strangers in Africa trust him to inspect goods ordered online from China.
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But the worst part is the pity, friends' and strangers' wide, sympathetic eyes.
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The video is merely a permission slip for strangers to attack these women.
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Google is "very sorry" for sending some user's private videos to strangers' accounts.
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Martinez has also had to navigate the comments she gets from total strangers.
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Ryan Fant and Nayeem Hussain are no strangers to that kind of stress.
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When I meet strangers, I often wonder what about me they notice first.
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Know who doesn't get a lot of supportive comments from friendly internet strangers?
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We're no strangers to highlighting, and neither is the rest of the internet.
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I invited myself to tables of strangers, and sometimes I slept with them.
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More often than not, strangers assume I'm a classically dark and dreary Scorpio.
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Further, immigrants are not strangers or even distant relatives to millions of Latinos.
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Hundreds of strangers gathered on Friday to honor a veteran who died alone.
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"Tbh hanging out with strangers is dangerous," one viewer wrote over the weekend.
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It's a fun and frustrating night that I wouldn't do again with strangers.
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Addressing the new contestants, Keoghan, 49, primes the strangers for their new adventure.
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This, and his ease around strangers, gives the entire work a homogeneous feel.
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Thankfully, the feature only extends to friends' profiles, so you can't stalk strangers.
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Hangar's co-founders are no strangers to the drone industry or enterprise software.
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Across Alberta, strangers donated clothing and shoes to those who lost their homes.
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Creators could jeopardize their YouTube accounts by allowing strangers to enter a match.
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It nails the weird discomfort of being in an enclosed space with strangers.
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They confronted the strangers, asking them to return it, but no one responded.
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Neither Fieri nor Andrés are strangers to providing culinary relief where they can.
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Kardashian is no stranger to acquaintances and strangers doling out unsolicited parenting advice.
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In response, the subjects' brains responded as though they were looking at strangers.
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The two were reportedly strangers before meeting on the plane, officials told WDIV.
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I'm passionate about politics, but deeply uncomfortable approaching strangers to discuss the topic.
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"They don't personalize the rude behavior of strangers to their meal," he says.
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Most Commonwealth citizens found themselves regarded as the "strangers" of the book's title.
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Strangers wrote letters, sent hand-stitched quilts and gave them envelopes with money.
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In fact, no one should depend on random strangers for basic human needs.
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I wore some once, in Thailand, and still wanted to apologise to strangers.
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"This study doesn't compare these behaviors to how dogs greet strangers," says Hekman.
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Most of us have this expectation most rapes are violent, involve strangers etc.
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Now it has been revealed the app allowed children to talk to strangers.
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It's in the heart of uptown and the owner Jack knows NO strangers.
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No, women don't want strangers to grab their body parts in a bar.
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We are strangers, not in a strange land but in a familiar one.
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You'll casually wonder aloud to strangers whether debtor's prisons are still a thing.
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And any platform that connects two strangers deals with these kinds of concerns.
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The chilling new documentary Three Identical Strangers takes moviegoers on one wild ride.
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But it was different with acquaintances, coworkers, family members, or strangers in restaurants.
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Though overall he enjoys engaging with strangers that he otherwise would never encounter.
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One big caveat, however, is that this really only applies to recognizing strangers.
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"People here don't like strangers, and I've been away too long," she says.
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Newly engaged couple Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra are no strangers to travel.
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I'm certainly not the only internet person to raise money online from strangers.
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Two friends, Billy Thompson and Randy Choi, were no strangers to the dilemma.
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Strangers become family Savoy has since given birth to a healthy baby girl.
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I almost forget that I'm shoulder-to-shoulder with a bunch of strangers.
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You can't even play with strangers over the internet for the time being.
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When I post a silly snap, zero strangers call me a gorilla idiot.
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He was abused by his father and abducted and raped by three strangers.
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So evacuees wait, often relying on the kindness of strangers, friends and relatives.
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This project has invited countless comments and encouragement from strangers on social media.
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More and more I've been really disrespected in many public spaces, by strangers.
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Millions of strangers on the internet want to know about her personal life.
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Elon James White doesn't mind when strangers compliment how cute his child is.
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Would you stand on a street corner, blindfolded, asking strangers to hug you?
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Apparently, nothing brings strangers together (or rips them apart) quite like pizza preferences.
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There's also a smart notification option that automatically mutes strangers and automated emails.
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" According to Richard, Moran would sometimes get "overly loud and talk to strangers.
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Listen to your guy friends, your bullies and the strangers you meet everyday.
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As a journalist, talking to strangers comes easier to me than to most.
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As Waypoint's Patrick Klepek argued, longtime gamers aren't exactly strangers to this idea.
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Don't greet strangers at a safe, sterile distance or even shake their hands.
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Neither Pitt or Miller are strangers to their personal lives being tabloid fodder.
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You may never say hello to three dozen strangers in a single day.
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Take, for example, the unsolicited parenting advice Chrissy Teigen constantly gets from strangers.
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I do receive a surprising amount of attention from strangers, which is intoxicating.
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You've already masturbated in front of strangers — something many men find absolutely terrifying.
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Fight a bunch of enemies with friends and strangers alike, reap some rewards.
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Why can't you just be happy without the approval and acceptance of strangers?
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"KISSING STRANGERS FT. @NICKIMINAJ," he wrote, promising a release on Friday the 14th.
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The 12,000 people in the Wisconsin town are no strangers to the circus.
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Some revelers even keep track of the number of complete strangers they kiss.
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People were helping in any way possible to complete strangers, which was inspiring.
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All three were strangers to each other, and to those they were defending.
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Most people would rather not abandon their homes and start again among strangers.
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People will always need to be able to depend on strangers — even adversaries.
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There are other strangers who have come because of the event page, too.
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In the digital age, says Thornhill, we need new ways to trust strangers.
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He blogs earnestly, smiles at strangers, and gives money to those in need.
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Friends and strangers began emailing me about it, both with praise and condemnation.
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Some of them lived in my building, but most of them were strangers.
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You describe them like they are strangers you met in a dark alley.
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The stars are no strangers to having a good time together in France.
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They felt like strangers to her, as they didn't have the same experience.
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TikTok largely gives people entertainment from strangers while Snapchat connects friends, he said.
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Remember: these two sisters are relative strangers at this point in their lives.
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When some strangers approached us and regarded me with curiosity, my father beamed.
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Fortunately, this beast of a storm also is inspiring generosity, even amongst strangers.
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The Bucks are no strangers to dealing with racial tension in their hometown.
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The way you look at your family ... your friends ... at strangers ... at life.
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Driving around strangers and meeting new people is, surprisingly, very fun and rewarding.
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The New Orleans Saints are no strangers to talking about questionable officiating calls.
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Why would someone take the lives of innocent civilians who are total strangers?
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HOLLA: Live Random Video Chat This app is all about connecting with strangers.
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Next time you're around several strangers, take a close look at their smartphones.
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Many are unwilling to share helmets with strangers, because of germs and stuff.
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Which is he falls apart, he weeps and shouts, he screams at strangers.
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Résumés and references were for strangers, and nobody was a stranger in Xinhuang.
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"Chinese people don't easily believe the good will of strangers," Liu told me.
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The pic went viral, and now strangers are offering to give their kidneys.
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As LGBTQ people we are no strangers to being the targets of violence.
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But the Panthers, no strangers to N.C.A.A. tournament success, kept the score tight.
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Until a twist of fate, and the kindness of strangers came to us.
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To me, they were just strangers throwing punches, but they knew my name.
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I get cat-called and I get really personal questions from complete strangers.
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It's true that many of us with disabilities are often accosted by strangers.
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Runners write their names on themselves, and strangers scream those names for them.
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After all, this is an episode dedicated to the promised killing of strangers.
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Sawada was born in Kobe, Japan but strangers rarely thought she looked Japanese.
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It's all about coming together with people you wouldn't normally talk to, strangers.
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He tells strangers to "have a blessed day" at the end of conversations.
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When it comes to queerness—especially new-ish queerness— Strangers understands that, too.
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"Don't go home with random strangers just to get a ride," says Tygapaw.
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I began to ask myself whether I could see them as just strangers.
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When Matt and I see each other, we proceed to act like strangers.
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There's no way that I could have let my hair down with strangers!
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They were strangers when they boarded, but they were flirting up a storm.
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Would he have sex with strangers and tell no one it had happened?
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We all shared smiles and candies with strangers, with open hearts, without fear.
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Wines were shared, and tablemates and strangers sipped unapologetically from each other's glasses.
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All across this city, people are showing up to help friends and strangers.
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Some grateful strangers nearly cried, while others shared stories of their families' struggles.
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The creators don't want strangers to watch while Brosnahan is doing stand-up.
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The friendship networks that develop among strangers who POAS can be sanity-saving.
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Others feel that it has led to trial-by-strangers on social media.
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Neptune can put things on a pedestal and fall in love with strangers.
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Something about living with strangers that I'd found on SpareRoom reinforced the aloneness.
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Strangers in Beirut, we walked around, stopping for coffee, tea, beer or wine.
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Some believe the kiss depicts sexual assault, as the two were perfect strangers.
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Folks in the industrial heartland are no strangers to this kind of betrayal.
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Ms. Mohamed recalled walking in an ever-changing line of friends and strangers.
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We're no strangers to the concept of the sympathetic villain in video games.
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Old photographs of strangers, discovered in this way, seem precious, even faintly sacred.
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Are you ever afraid of criticism and judgment from friends and strangers online?
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Joe Biden's physical style with friends and strangers was well known in Washington.
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But had I caused a stir in the genitals of a few strangers?
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Research shows that even strangers are more willing to help than we expect.
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Friends stroll along the city sidewalks, laughing, while strangers politely greet each other.
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Its title refers to the xenophobic insult British strangers have hurled at him.
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Maguen believes the reason is that the victims were not strangers to them.
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Complete strangers would just be like: 'I felt like she was this angel!
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She is strangers' down-to-earth friend, if only they could meet her.
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It was a group effort among strangers — men, women, black, white, Hispanic, Asian.
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Strangers rushed to help Dr. Salzinger, who was lying helpless on the platform.
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Three Identical Strangers Outstanding Picture Editing for a Structured Reality or Competition Program
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She expressed particular irritation at the strangers lingering in front of her house.
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It believed in taking in the stranger because we were all strangers once.
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Readers describe encounters over racist remarks with strangers, friends, co-workers and relatives.
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"We depend on strangers for food, for water, for everything," Mr. Solval said.
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In "Talking to Strangers," he uses theory like a cudgel on sensitive material.
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Smith couldn't confirm or deny whether the suspects are strangers to the toddler.
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It's because their witnesses were two strangers in T-shirts and running shoes.
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"They couldn't believe we wanted two strangers in our wedding," Mr. Ellerby added.
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And you'll discover that banquets and strangers are the problem here — not you!
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Nobody else was bonding with strangers, either, as far as I could tell.
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So, not only is Julia surrounded by strangers that are technically her siblings.
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During "Girls," strangers would often share details about their sex lives with him.
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However, not everyone is open to a conversation with strangers all the time.
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She tells stories of strangers who've approached her with unsolicited prescriptions for cures.
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As this movie makes evident, these two were no strangers to making headlines.
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I'm suddenly very aware that I'm standing in a crowded room with strangers.
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Narrate the sweep of history and the most intimate moments of strangers' lives.
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AT THE STRANGERS' GATE Arrivals in New York By Adam Gopnik 253 pp.
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I also understand that strangers imagining insight into your existence is the problem.
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I have said it too — about pets and strangers, but never about you.
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Just making eye contact with strangers was a positive experience, de Jager said.
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When he was manic, Lowell smashed wineglasses and schemed to marry near-strangers.
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By now, however, we've grown accustomed to speaking with strangers on the web.
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But they decided to move in together, along with three other complete strangers.
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But as long as the strike lasts, many will be taught by strangers.
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I had always sneered at the victims for trusting strangers on the phone.
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DeFalco said it&aposs worth the temporary discomfort you may feel calling strangers.
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The true American myth is dynamic and universal — embracing strangers and seizing possibilities.
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Don't trust strangers on the internet with your personal information, the BBB advises.
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Couldn't they have taken a few elementary lessons before dropping in on strangers?
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Certainly, strangers reacted favorably to Reiss while the book was still in progress.
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Sometimes, friends or family — or strangers — step in to help hate crime victims.
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To ignore strangers on a train is also to pledge faith in them.
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She also loves talking to strangers, and currently lives in her parents' basement.
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As Constance Grady writes persuasively at Vox, celebrity lulls us into trusting strangers.
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It should be noted that some Christians negatively valued thoughts from nonreligious strangers.
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These exchanges took place among family, friends, co-workers, online acquaintances and strangers.
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The problem was that Max couldn't stop imagining Hannah having sex with strangers.
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Or maybe you'd rather that strangers not see your photos and home videos.
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Bewildered and deflated, they are being fed by Mexican strangers, and they pray.
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Some clearly are not (strangers yelling at each other on a crowded sidewalk).
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THE WAY OF THE STRANGERS: Encounters With the Islamic State, by Graeme Wood.
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He sometimes approaches strangers and asks to buy the shirt off their back.
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Its key innovation, they say, is radical transparency that ensures trust among strangers.
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Mysterious subway heroes: Five strangers kept a man alive after a heart attack.
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"I like putting strangers in a strange space together and seeing what happens."
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Even though neighbors and strangers show up to nuptials, they don't take pictures.
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Curse Ov Dialect launch 'Twisted Strangers' at Melbourne's Ding Dong Lounge May 13.
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In relaxed atmospheres like the beach, strangers often started conversations with each other.
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Kevin and Torrei are no strangers to epic birthday parties for their kids.
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As a treat, you can hear AnT's melncholy house screamer "Two Strangers" below.
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As the group grows, more and more strangers will stop and stare aloft.
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"To not live in a world full of strangers — that's all I want."
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Like Jenny, Shawna Baldwin, 34, has received her share of letters from strangers.
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Madison says she always thought a company where strangers with cars could making money by driving around other strangers seemed like a good idea; the rest of the group thinks it sounds like a preposterously good way to get murdered.
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In the Japanese Netflix show "Terrace House," six single strangers share a lavish house.
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Answer: Spending 40 days naked in the wilderness with a whole bunch of strangers.
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But it's not about meeting up with strangers to get to know each other.
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And throughout this ordeal, I have received invaluable support from family, friends, and strangers.
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They just don't want kids playing on their phones too much or contacting strangers.
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Wakie — Phonecalls with strangers: Set a topic… get a phone call from a stranger.
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If they are flying in the cabin, other passengers/strangers will be around them.
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If they are flying cargo, then workers/strangers will be handling your pet's cage.
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You could get hot clay skin treatments, if you didn't mind strangers touching you.
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Overnight, Brad Dassey has received a whirlwind of attention from strangers and the media.
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Estrons actually means "outsiders" or "strangers," and that's how things started out for us.
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I want them to see themselves, their loved ones and strangers within the exhibition.
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The strangers would lurk outside or bang on the automatic fence at the driveway.
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I experienced transphobic harassment and abuse from family members, schoolmates, and even complete strangers.
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He's pale, blond, and blue-eyed; he makes eye contact and grins at strangers.
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Communities across the country accepted responsibility for -- and opened their homes to -- complete strangers.
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Though he's now a sergeant, Capps won't even let strangers address him that way.
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We know the heart of a stranger, because we were strangers once in Egypt.
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Yet Tracey gave strangers with bad intentions an invitation to seek out Dunham's home.
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Both Pottery Barn and Lilly Pulitzer are no strangers to turning out exciting collabs.
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Apparently. A platform for selling musical instruments to strangers or post fetish wanted ads?
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Kulkarni said about 50 people have used the service to talk politics with strangers.
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No other species on Earth gets joy out of punishing strangers like humans do.
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And it's another level of community: strangers calling in and connecting over the airwaves.
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My ice-cold heart melts whenever I settle in to watch two strangers meet.
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I did a tour of it and got strangers to take photos of me.
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Carmakers have always designed vehicles for individual drivers and families, not groups of strangers.
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With the infinite help from our families, friends, and strangers, I finally found you.
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No more consulting a guidebook or my phone, no more asking strangers for directions.
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Don't encourage introversion and shyness by telling your kid never to talk to strangers.
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"Antonina was an ordinary woman who opened her doors to strangers," Chastain tells PEOPLE.
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It's basically video chatting strangers (potential matches) instead of browsing a typical online profile.
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Herod had painted portraits of 30 strangers who Facebook had suggested he might know.
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Richard Roaf stands in front of a room of strangers, looking for conservative spies.
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Few strangers stray inside the slum, or favela, where the gangs impose their law.
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Ready to publicly disrobe, we arrived in a mob of wide-eyed, grinning strangers.
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Martinez wants Mehlani to know she'll always be loved, even if strangers aren't kind.
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" They had woken up, the statement said, feeling like "strangers in a foreign land.
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Some looked ahead, at the ground, avoiding anyone's eyes, like strangers do on trains.
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She said when she sees strangers now, she wonders if they will approach her.
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The advice you get from strangers on the internet is often questionable, at best.
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Just beware of a potential beatdown once the strangers realize what you've done. 3.
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It's very much like putting two strangers in a room and seeing what happens.
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When travelling alone it means you have two strangers' elbows and knees to combat.
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Pregnant women face no shortage of opinions, whether they come from strangers or doctors.
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Are we looking for validation from strangers, and why are we looking for that?
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BREAKING: The world's problems will not be solved by arguing with strangers on Twitter.
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Eight strangers, connected like a mushroom's mycelium, could access each other's emotions and psyches.
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But meeting strangers on the wires could lead to confusion, disappointment, and even fraud.
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Isobel (Zoe Chao), protagonist of the show Strangers, is in a particularly unique bind.
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Groups of women, some strangers, offer high fives as she threads through the tables.
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Cohen and Greenfield are no strangers to making political statements with their ice cream.
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Next, I contact dozens of complete strangers via Twitter, email, cell, whatever it takes.
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Actual got a strangers dog sitting next to me on this train ahhaha pic.twitter.
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As she continued to lose weight, stares and comments from strangers only became worse.
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But connecting online means all kinds of caveats, such as accepting requests from strangers.
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You don't have to be face-to-armpit against complete strangers on the bus.
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This guy came home to find 12 complete strangers partying and trashing his apartment.
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This is the choice James Corden presents to random strangers in the segment above.
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While Bo's entourage surprised the Krier family, they certainly weren't strangers to the trio.
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Kucukkaya said he's been inundated with calls from strangers seeking to help Hussein's family.
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Halloween combines costumes, candy, strangers, and darkness — it's practically a powder keg of worry.
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Strangers asked about relatives or friends they said had recently resided in the house.
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We could help strangers pay for insulin, organ transplants, school supplies, and maternity leave.
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