And Pence is well acquainted with the ways of Washington.
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Mr. Inslee is all too well acquainted with wave elections.
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Like many Americans, I'm well acquainted with the traditional dishes.
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That said, the team became very well acquainted with outsiders' trash.
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Mexicans tend to be well acquainted with American politics and culture.
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In fact, fake Queens are quite well acquainted with Colonel Sanders.
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You're probably exceedingly well-acquainted with Netflix's current offerings right now.
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The Moon is in Pisces, a sign well acquainted with limitlessness.
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But Las Libres is well acquainted with the Mexican justice system.
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Lemieux is also well-acquainted with misconceptions about the capabilities of blockchains.
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It helped that Mr Kinnear was well-acquainted with the Olivier's stage.
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This feels fitting as both are well acquainted with Manhattan and money.
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Bethlehem, Pennsylvania is well acquainted with the struggles brought on by deindustrialization.
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Republicans, many of them well acquainted with Judge Kavanaugh for years, seethed.
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Fishermen in this region are well-acquainted with the mangroves' many perks.
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It was at this time that I became very well acquainted with death.
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He is well acquainted with his grandfather's ability to adapt to various settings.
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Margot Robbie, on the other hand, is clearly well-acquainted with Twitter's ugliest corners.
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But most of all, it's about starting over, something Danler is well acquainted with.
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Trimarchi was born there and is well acquainted with the unpredictable power of Etna.
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Those names are synonymous with playoff misery for two franchises well acquainted with it.
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Long before the rise of the Borgias, therefore, this was an institution well-acquainted with embarrassment.
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In fact, after running Recharge for a couple of years, he's gotten well-acquainted with adversity.
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Not too long ago, Jews were still well acquainted with the ambivalence of their American compatriots.
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We all became well acquainted with James Connolly, noted Irish hero, labor leader, and Pokéball provider.
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People who live here are well-acquainted with the tourist appeal of their city's music scene.
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LONDON — The gender pay gap is a phrase that many people are, by now, well acquainted with.
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Before meeting Hawa Arsala, I already felt well-acquainted with her and her curly, triangle-shaped 'do.
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By this point, a couple more years had passed, and I was well acquainted with the neighborhood.
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Unlike Ariya and Smith, Lee arrived in town early enough to become well acquainted with the course.
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Knowing the context of the works, it's clear that the artist was well acquainted with democracy's flaws.
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By all accounts, Gell-Mann was well acquainted with his own genius, treating perceived incompetence with impatience.
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Beauty lovers everywhere are already well-acquainted with Milk's original (not to mention Instagram famous) highlighting stick.
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Others have fought for transgender rights in their home states and were well acquainted with the press.
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In a country well acquainted with myth and superstition, the "dog-suicide bridge" has invited paranormal explanations.
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The truth is you've sidelined yourself, even though you're well acquainted with the pleasures the game provides.
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I've dated bodybuilders and had athlete friends who were well-acquainted with that side of the drug.
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Outside of a few curveballs, the list includes lots of aspirational It Bags you're likely well-acquainted with.
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It's important to be well-acquainted with yourself in order to keep a clean bill of sexual health.
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Despite just opening its SF office, RAND has been well acquainted with computing, AI and cybersecurity for decades.
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Maybe you went to physical therapy for an injury and are well-acquainted with electrical muscle stimulation (EMS).
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If you're not well-acquainted with the 21 crime comedy Get Shorty, you are missing out big time.
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Americans are well acquainted with the influx of Central American asylum seekers along the southern United States border.
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If you've visited (or live in) Europe, you will be well acquainted with the concept of the nap.
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Andrew (John Mulaney) became well acquainted with shame and started dating Lola (also Kroll), with disastrous, embarrassing consequences.
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The former Texas governor is well acquainted with immigration policy having led the large border state for years.
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Jakub Przybysz is well acquainted with the hatred directed at gay people in many parts of the country.
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Mr. Bukar's hunting group is well acquainted with the remote forest areas where the militants have taken refuge.
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But, this probably doesn't surprise Avicii fans who were well-acquainted with the unique way he combined musical styles.
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By the time you sit down for that first date, you could already be well-acquainted with a stranger.
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She must have been well acquainted with the limbo of early pregnancy, the constant fluttering between hope and fear.
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Until then, get ready to become well acquainted with your knees, because seats aren't about to get any roomier.
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He makes sure his son gets well acquainted with his favorite pastime of killing stuff even bigger than him.
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The hacking victim who helped the FBI track Mitnick down — Tsutomu Shimomura — was very well acquainted with the technology.
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Nominees of major political parties are usually extremely well acquainted with the political world from years in public life.
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Laird, who grew up during the Troubles, is well acquainted with the gods and ghosts that populate Northern Ireland.
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The Venus and Mercury retrogrades want you to pause and reflect—two words you're not very well acquainted with.
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Jane Fairweather, a Realtor in Bethesda, Maryland, who sells high-end suburban homes, is well-acquainted with the trend.
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Fans of "Supernatural" already know this classic Kansas song, but others should become well acquainted with this 1976 track.
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GMC fans are well-acquainted with the Denali option; it&aposs the highest trim level that the brand sells.
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And he is well acquainted with Mr. Trump's personality type, with his own father a volatile real estate magnate.
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Bill: The computer was a fairly new thing in 1971, and most people were not well acquainted with it.
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The audience can be forgiven for not being well-acquainted with the performers: Pygmalion was founded only 10 years ago.
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But despite the fact that you don't actively keep in touch, you're still well acquainted with their day-to-day.
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After all, we're well acquainted with Rooney's track record in hand-to-hand combat – it must have been Rooney's idea.
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Editorial Horror film devotees are well acquainted with Chucky, the doll possessed by an evil spirit that refuses to die.
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Their closeness was a source of wonder to Rekimoto, who was well acquainted with the capabilities of the previous service.
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Most models and riggers are fairly well acquainted with the common safety protocol that people who do shibari abide by.
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Carl Hulse, The Times's chief Washington correspondent, was well acquainted with Mr. Reid and helped arrange an interview for Helene.
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Cupid is a mischievous fellow, but we don't have to tell you that, Leo; you're well acquainted with his whims.
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For anyone well acquainted with Abrons, as many Realness-goers are, this proved a simple, effective way to reinvent familiar spaces.
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Apple watchers are well acquainted with the Cupertino technology giant's "tick-tock" cadence of introducing major smartphone upgrades every other year.
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But while Burton is well acquainted with the power of the written word, he was newbie when it came to podcasting.
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So I got well acquainted with the "lesbian" libraries of several different porn sites that let you watch videos for free.
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They'll also have time to talk on a more personal level Abe "is well-acquainted" with Trump's priorities: Jobs, jobs, jobs.
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I felt perfectly comfortable and at home; It was a feeling I'd become well acquainted with during my stay in Omaha.
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Doherty, author of The Rise of the President's Permanent Campaign, is well acquainted with the phenomenon of the never-ending campaign.
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Longer-time Florida businesses are well acquainted with hurricane prep and can plan accordingly, but new businesses can benefit from their wisdom.
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Mr. Kowalski, who has spent months drumming up support across the country for opportunity zones, is well acquainted with the Milken Institute.
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What I Love 10 Photos View Slide Show ' The staff at California New York Express Movers are well acquainted with Megan Hilty.
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If you're the kind of person who sets four alarms each night, then you're likely already very well acquainted with dry shampoo.
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McKenna (Liana Liberato)Who She Is: Even before the recent string of deaths among her friends, McKenna was well acquainted with grief.
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Hossein, who was thirty-five, had the deeply lined face of a man well acquainted with long nights of coffee and cigarettes.
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Those who follow pop culture are likely well-acquainted with Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's uber-minimalist homebase in Hidden Hills, California.
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I'm a millennial woman, so I've become well-acquainted with the buzzy zeitgeist-y terms that campaigns like Take Back the Beach trumpet.
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It turns out to be a human she is well acquainted with, and reveals who this special guy is at the very end.
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Gilkes is also one of Harry's closest friends so Nonoo would have undoubtedly become well acquainted with Harry during her marriage to Gilkes.
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After 10 years on the air, the Kardashian family is very well-acquainted with the heaps of nonsense that gets thrown their way.
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Gilkes is also one of Harry's closest friends, so Nonoo would have undoubtedly become well acquainted with Harry during her marriage to Gilkes.
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As one of the few female performers to emerge from the UK punk scene, Siouxsie was already well-acquainted with being an underdog.
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As a veteran of Afghanistan and now a company commander in the National Guard, I am well acquainted with the impermanence of life.
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Prior to seeing this show, I wasn't well-acquainted with Wojnarowicz's sculpture or paintings, and these works challenged my mental image of him.
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He had been alerted to Cruz&aposs presence by another monitor, Andrew Medina, both of whom were well-acquainted with the troubled former student.
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Chances are, you're already well acquainted with the cult classics that sell out season after season — but that's just the tip of the iceberg.
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The method assumes a carefully cultivated list of supporters, well acquainted with what is expected of them when they show up at their precincts.
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In September, Shayk and Campano were seen spending many outings together, even getting well acquainted with another female in Cooper's life, rescue dog Charlotte.
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After several months of getting well-acquainted with several bowls of peroxide, the business mogul might have reached her limit with the icy upkeep.
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Whether you're already well-acquainted with these deeper hues or are looking to dip your toes into this trend pool, we've got you covered.
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She was by then well acquainted with the first generation of Abstract Expressionist painters, Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko, Willem de Kooning, and Kenzo Okada.
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She once explained the popularity of her music by noting that it drew on the heartache of Brazilians, a people well acquainted with hardship.
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But in the books, Dany is a point-of-view character, so readers are well-acquainted with the way she thinks about the world.
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By the time Justice League hits theaters, audiences should be well acquainted with Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman, thanks to her solo film, out this summer.
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From youth he was very well-acquainted with death — and I feel like he lived his life with this reckless abandon and this unending desire.
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As former training partners at American Top Team, the two fighters were well acquainted with one another before they stepped onto the canvas in Atlanta.
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Living in Toronto, I became well acquainted with the connotations of the words "immigrant" (hard luck, resourceful, ambitious) and "refugee" (resource-sucking, burdensome, maybe dangerous).
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Military professionals are well acquainted with the joint monoculture's order to not think on "space for space's sake," an explicit or implicit command for decades.
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We can fight in shorthand because we're so well acquainted with each other's grievances that we don't need to go through the whole argument anymore.
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As a three-time managing director of the consulting firm McKinsey & Company, Mr. Gupta was well acquainted with many of the world's most powerful corporate executives.
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Many of us are well acquainted with coffee's ability to get us moving in the morning, but it can also help you process things more quickly.
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Families are either unaware or ashamed of their progeny's careers; porn studios don't reply to requests for comment; former coworkers aren't well-acquainted with the deceased.
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"There are no reports of serious injuries ... I urge members of the public to remains calm, in Greece we are well acquainted with earthquakes," he said.
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Jones, who is well-acquainted with the sea as he runs the dolphin watching tour SeaMôr, said he wasn't entirely sure what had caused the octounion.
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It is fitting that Unamuno chose as Spain's hero her crazy uncle, Cervantes' fictional knight-errant who was himself well-acquainted with swift and devastating losses.
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Social context is largely meant to be inferred, as if it is assumed we are already well acquainted with the history and implications of its title.
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For many children and young adults — even hardy Midwesterners well acquainted with harsh winters — this week was expected to bring the coldest weather of their lifetimes.
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Frank Ocean is, probably more than most of us, well acquainted with the idea of facing down versions of reality other people have imagined for him.
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The DHS will be well acquainted with Kemp, given that the Republican accused the agency of hacking his office's systems, which include Georgia's voter registration database.
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But her latest large-scale installation, which is on view at the Javits Center in Manhattan, centers on one method the artist is well acquainted with: printmaking.
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But the reason he's so well-acquainted with the world of dedicated pop fandoms is because it's the entity in which he spends most of his time.
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"I don't think this fight is really fundamentally about net neutrality," says Berin Szoka, founder of the libertarian advocacy group TechFreedom, who is well acquainted with Pai.
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While it's a daunting task to shed such a memorable and popular character, Hale is already well-acquainted with the idea of reinventing herself and starting fresh.
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After becoming so well-acquainted with Allison Williams' insufferable character Marnie in Girls, seeing her portray the terrifying Rose Armitage in Jordan Peele's Get Out, was uncomfortable.
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They play cards and occasionally cast an apathetic glance in our direction, as if they're well-acquainted with this particular religion and all the quirks it entails.
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It is an approach that she and Mr. Clinton are well acquainted with, dating to the 1990s when raising soft money for the national parties was legal.
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We've been well acquainted with both the glistening chicken leg and sunny-side up egg pillow for awhile now, but this circular onion option is worth mentioning.
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Floridians are well-acquainted with the federal response to natural disaster and just recently have begun the rebuilding process in many areas in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael.
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Both of them had come out of virtual production in the entertainment industry, so were well acquainted with what real-time engines like Unreal and Unity could accomplish.
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The banking industry originated PIN in 6900 for use at ATMs and is well acquainted with its strengths and weaknesses, including the serious consequences it has when compromised.
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I'm well acquainted with the nuisances of modern-day air travel: I don't enjoy claustrophobic planes, delays, noisy airports or wasteful security practices any more than you do.
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Whether their 1-year-old daughter, Callan, will be with them or with her grandparents has yet to be determined, but she's already well acquainted with Mom's new album.
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Anyone who has ever been a caregiver for an aging loved one is well acquainted with the anxieties that accompany such a role: Is Nana safe while home alone?
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While longtime users are well-acquainted with the app's swipe-based interface and other quirks, it could be difficult for newcomers (and, let's be honest, older users) to grasp.
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Even Daniel — well acquainted with his own capacity for violence thanks to his history as a torturer during the Salvadoran civil war — is beginning to crack under the trauma.
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George and Vasilia Vastardis own Limani, which can usually be found bustling with diners who all seem to be well acquainted with both the menu and the friendly waiters.
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We're not very well-acquainted with the scenes in Japan or in Europe, but we do sometimes feel we've been better accepted as a band overseas than in Japan.
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The friendly giant is well acquainted with loneliness and grief, conditions whose sources are hinted at in ways that may mercifully elude the understanding of the very youngest viewers.
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In the car on the way to the river, Hannah — well acquainted with my fragile emotions on the subject — asked how I was doing in regard to the falling-out.
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" Celebrity: Ariana GrandeWhile speaking to Complex, Ariana Grande—who is also well acquainted with demons—became another celebrity to offer that irrefutable alien logic: "Of course [I believe in aliens].
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Vox and his colleagues had become well-acquainted with crowdfunding sites like GoFundMe in recent years, since many patients are often forced to supplement their expensive medical care with donations.
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Her abilities, aside from being a precise and skilled flyer, include knowing hand-to-hand combat, understanding 20123 languages, and being well-acquainted with almost every single kind of weapon.
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Well-Read Black Girl If you're a bibliophile like we are, then you're well-acquainted with Glory Edim, the powerhouse behind the Oprah co-signed book club for Black women.
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There's no need to establish name recognition or attempt to differentiate himself from the 19 other candidates — the party is already well-acquainted with him, for better and for worse.
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"I think this type of work should try to address a very large public who perhaps are not well acquainted with the art world," de Commarque tells The Creators Project.
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We've been well acquainted with our jeans for the past five months (thanks a lot, winter) so it's only natural to want to tuck them away for the rest of spring.
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LOOKS LIKE A HIT: Thomas Rhett's new album Center Point Road has been out for less than a week, but his Nashville pals appear to be already well acquainted with it.
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"Normally, you think of summer as the time you take your mystery novel to beach-read," the actress, who is well-acquainted with darkness after also leading HBO's The Leftovers, said.
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At the Nevada Crisis Call Center, director Anna Duffy is well acquainted with the dearth of services available to most Americans outside of large cities on the east and west coasts.
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The Bay Area is well-acquainted with boom and bust cycles, and while it's too soon to declare that the tech economy has turned, recruiters see early indicators that it's happening.
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Anyone who ever stayed up past 21.99 AM watching late-night TV during the 250s is likely well-acquainted with the ubiquity of skeezy lo-fi ads for phone sex operators.
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Well-acquainted with his country's past demons, he meant that only by joining the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the European Economic Community could the Spanish avoid regression and accomplish modernization.
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And in addition to calling for doctors and first responders to have more access to the drug, he also recommended that ordinary citizens closest to the crisis become well acquainted with it.
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I am not well acquainted with Rex Tillerson, however, I place great weight in the endorsement he has received from former Secretary of Defense Bob Gates and others whom I deeply respect.
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Zoë Kravitz may have grown up well-acquainted with the spotlight thanks to her famous parents, Lenny Kravitz and Lisa Bonet, but that doesn't mean she's always been comfortable with its glare.
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The two women met last summer in a bar in New York and became instant friends, perhaps because they are both well acquainted with the bumps and stresses of the artistic life.
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While intended to appeal to a wide range of travelers, guests tend to be well acquainted with Disney's singular style of entertainment, and that means any efforts to cut corners are noticed.
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Angela Dietsch is well acquainted with the strong desire—the desperation, even—that otherwise healthy people with dysphagia have to taste pizza, a doughnut or another reminder of a once-normal life.
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I wouldn't want everything to sound like this music, but, twenty years a bartender and all too well acquainted with grit and the prosaic, I can't imagine an existence absent it either.
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Science was already well-acquainted with the burying beetle's keister seepage, but in a totally different context: No insect brings its children into the world in a more nauseating manner than burying beetles.
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The myriad American designers who have dressed Michelle Obama over the past eight years are well acquainted with the impact of dressing the current First Lady, and the fashion legacy she's leaving behind.
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If you hurry home after a long day at work just so you can plop a fizzy bath bomb into a tub of warm water, then you are probably well-acquainted with Lush.
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Apple's latest mobile operating system, iOS 12, was released to the public earlier today, and that means it's a great time to get well acquainted with some of its more useful new features.
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Admittedly the graph below will probably only appeal to hardcore Potter-heads but, to those well acquainted with J.K. Rowling's spell-binding world, it certainly makes for a nice trip down Penseive lane.
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Both crowds are well-acquainted with blue-collar work, both are fond of cheap longnecks, and both chain-smoke Pall Malls or Winstons until they're chased out at about a quarter till 3.
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He assured listeners that he had many friends in Washington — "I am well acquainted with our Pentagon friends and congressmen," he said — and that he would tell them how things were in Afghanistan.
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It's a struggle Smith is well-acquainted with: In May, the private equity billionaire pledged $34 million to pay off the student loans of Morehouse College's 400-person graduating class and their parents.
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The patterns led the team to believe that the early humans were well acquainted with the lion's anatomy and knew exactly where to cut to sever the skin from the tendons and ligaments.
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Both are well acquainted with the adjacent community of Playa Vista, where planned live-work-play communities and campuses for Google, Verizon and YouTube have sprouted up in two decades of frenzied development.
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The trumpeter Adam O'Farrill is 21 and probably well acquainted with this pressure as a son of Arturo O'Farrill, the Cuban pianist, composer-arranger and torch-bearing bandleader of the Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra.
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As an ex-cop, Gus was well acquainted with small-time crooks like Tommy D., who turns up at the hotel and gets nowhere when he begs him to investigate the murder of his son.
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We're well acquainted with the sample-sized problem — but what about other issues models face, like their rights to some very simple things that we just might take for granted, like being paid on time?
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Her own mother had a strict no-gun policy when she was child, leaving her well-acquainted with the way parental bans can actually amplify children's desire for whatever it is they are being denied.
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Scientists are well acquainted with the "observer effect", which, in physics, for example, stipulates that the characteristics of a subatomic particle can never be fully known because they are changed by the act of measuring them.
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And though Nigeria is well-acquainted with violence on its southern shores, the group behind a new wave of attacks — the Niger Delta Avengers — is shrouded in mystery and sabotaging one of the world's biggest oil producers.
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On top of that, it's one of the most approachable fighting games I've played in ages, giving both genre newcomers and diehard fans a path to get well acquainted with the characters, move set, and DBZ backstory.
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Many, if not most of us, have no problems using FaceTime and Skype to stay in touch with our distant loved ones, and are well-acquainted with online delivery services, and maybe too acquainted with streaming video.
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His presence feels more comforting than the slow euphoria of hydrocodone or the dizzying blackout of too many whiskey sodas — feelings I was well acquainted with before I got sober and welcomed this dog into my life.
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Mr. Zuma was well acquainted with the dangers of what South Africans call the two centers of power: the year and a half during which the nation and the all-powerful A.N.C. are headed by different people.
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But as a woman I became well acquainted with the kinds of gender-based discrimination Ms. Davis describes in her complaint: the strict rules, the demeaning and objectifying behavior from often inebriated fans and the extraordinarily low pay.
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Pope Francis recently sent Mr. Maduro a letter expressing concern about the crisis, and the Vatican's top diplomat, Cardinal Pietro Parolin, is well acquainted with the political leaders in Venezuela, having been posted there from 2009 to 2013.
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Pet owners are well-acquainted with the scene of opening a bag of chips, frying up a piece of steak or chopping some succulent vegetables and being met with the doe-eyed stare of their precious cat or dog.
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" He writes: "It was black hair, the type of hair that communicated to us all that she knew what her 'kitchen' was, was very well acquainted with the nap, and had a back-and-forth relationship with hot combs.
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From the more than five years he spent in a North Vietnamese prison camp to his implication in the "Keating 210" scandal to his losses in not one but two presidential elections, he was someone well-acquainted with hardship.
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Carr, who's convened a working group to discuss how the field program should be structured in each target state and is conducting an after-action report on the 2018 midterms, said he was well acquainted with past flare-ups.
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Harrison is well acquainted with the ardor of Brazil's judo fans and their support for Aguiar — she was famously booed by the crowd in Sao Paulo when she beat Aguiar on penalties six years ago at a world cup final.
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Additionally, there are buttons on the ring which can be mapped to actions like play, stop, or record, and you can also tap your finger on any surface to, for instance, trigger a sample — a motion I've become well acquainted with.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, he even argued that StockX looks more durable than the traditional public market right now, and he's well-acquainted with the latter, having spent nine years as an executive with the New York Stock Exchange earlier in his career.
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McDonald is a former federal prosecutor, having served as an assistant U.S. Attorney in the Southern District of New York, where he was well acquainted with the practice of using cooperating witnesses to build big cases against individuals and corporations.
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Photographs and videos of a team tying together pieces of the shelter, as well as an artist etching decorations on birch bark, bring you straight to the action, taught by those who are well-acquainted with the traditional construction methods.
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Now, more than 303 works of art — including some by young students from Parkland, Columbine, and Newtown — are on display outside the synagogue, sharing messages of sympathy and solidarity from young people who themselves are well acquainted with the pain of gun violence.
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"Over the past 220 years, habitual New York concertgoers have become well acquainted with a slim young man whose boyish face and carrot-red hair make him instantly identifiable on any concert stage," Allen Hughes wrote in The New York Times in 21960.
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The two have been in league circles long enough to be well acquainted with the inevitable believe-it-when-we-see-it skepticism back in the United States that greets talk of an actual N.B.A. franchise landing south of the border someday.
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Then, in the late 19th century, Xavier Reiter, a German-born horn player who lived in the hamlet and was well acquainted with Richard Wagner's Ring Cycle, made the persuasive case to a civic committee that Davis Brook should also adopt the name.
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Becoming well acquainted with spreadsheet data entry requires learning skills akin to basic programming language — and with all of the details and skills small business owners already have to master, many simply don't have the time it takes to be diligent with spreadsheet upkeep.
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As a former teenage delinquent whose Hollywood Knights-style relationship with the law got me well-acquainted with drunk-tank cuisine, I figured I knew what to expect in the county jail mess hall when, later in life, my behavior earned me a protracted stay.
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"I didn't make that recording with the intention that people would go out and find out what I was saying, but people did anyways," she says with a knowing laugh, well-acquainted with the obsession that a good game can inspire in its fans.
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Before the famous mad scene, you could see the pressure building in her mind as she watched all the gentry returning to the stage, all so well acquainted with the lover whom she had trustingly assumed was of the same peasant stock as herself.
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Hamilton is well-acquainted with health scares — as a kid he was in and out of hospitals and he beat testicular cancer in 1997 — so when he goes back for his next scan in December, "it will be fine no matter what it shows," he says.
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The plaintiffs, especially after years of litigation, are well acquainted with the structural and historical details of Peace Cross; they should know better than to think the cross is an overt attempt by the state of Maryland to make Christianity its official religion or favour Christian soldiers.
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O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story executive producer Ryan Murphy was already well acquainted with a performer up to the challenge: Courtney B. Vance, whose wife Angela Bassett had been working her own special magic for Murphy's anthology series American Horror Story to much acclaim for several seasons.
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As architects based in Beijing, we were well acquainted with the world's cities and skyscrapers, but North Korea was a dark spot in our mental map — filled in, as it was for most people, by preconceptions and stereotypes that rendered the so-called Hermit Kingdom in black and white.
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Whether it's a woman naming her daughter Alexis because she can't afford a car, or a song's narrator being pushed to the front of the GAP to sell merch to black people, or "spending everything on Alexander Wang," Kanye is well-acquainted with the financial realities of fashion.
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She signed with Ford Models, and later Wilhelmina before launching a wildly successful career as a '70s fashion star in Europe and the US. Cleveland was a runway regular for brands like Valentino and Yves Saint Laurent, and was well-acquainted with Karl Lagerfeld, Andy Warhol, and Mick Jagger.
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Schitt's Creek is five seasons in (the upcoming sixth will be its final) so you may already be well-acquainted with the fish-out-of-water tale of a bankrupt clan from the big city banished to a rural town with an expletive-adjacent name they originally purchased as a joke.
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If you watch RuPaul's Drag Race, you will be well acquainted with Alaska Thunderfuck—the irreverent, drawling, punk-ass drag queen who was runner-up in season five, and then went on to win 'All Stars' season two after returning freshly sober and pumped up with collagen to snatch the crown.
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As a former coach of Atletico's cross-town rivals Real Madrid, Ancelotti is well acquainted with Diego Simeone's disciplined outfit having faced them 13 times, losing five, winning four and drawing four "It's no advantage having played them before as it's always difficult to play against them," Ancelotti told the news conference.
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Private hospitals are typically the best equipped, with state-of-the art technology and doctors that have studied in the world's best medical universities—many of them speak English and are well acquainted with the newest diagnostic and treatment procedures…some of which may not yet be available in the U.S., for example.
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He's making a rare appearance in the United States in an atmospheric setting — the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Sackler Wing, home to the Temple of Dendur — alongside younger musicians well acquainted with his style: the trumpeter Adam O'Farrill, the saxophonist James Arben, the keyboardist Jason Lindner, the bassist Tal Massiah, and the drummer Daniel Freedman.
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Perhaps more than anywhere else, Michigan residents were well-acquainted with the lost promise of Mayberry America, which deindustrialization had transformed into a myth: Once home to the US's most vibrant labor union and its most robust manufacturing center, Michigan had become a darker place, characterized by stagnant wages, job insecurity, and declining public services.
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A senior Israeli official who is well acquainted with the details of the visit, and who requested anonymity in order to discuss classified issues, said that given Oman's image as an honest broker to all countries in the region there was a possibility that the now-public relationship with Mr. Netanyahu could open more doors for Israel.
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The benefits of the New Deal and the years of government-aided, post-war growth had been met with malaise in the 1970s, providing fertile ground for the merger of market/monetarist economics with the dog-whistle politics of the then, so-called, "silent majority," whose offspring we are well acquainted with in the polity of today.
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Yet Sunday's season four episode, "The Lying Detective," cycles through the same beats we're already well acquainted with: Sherlock embarking on a dangerous long game in order to catch someone deadly, John lashing out with violence as Sherlock's plan unfolds, and Sherlock flirting with disaster in the form of untold drug addictions, only to emerge, once again, victorious and vindicated by the depth of his own intellect.
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" Desirina Boskovich on genre snobs: "As I was working on this book, I was like, 'I'm well acquainted with how nerds act'—being a nerd myself, and having been to many conventions, so I knew there would be a specific audience for this book that would enjoy the book but would also just constantly be scoffing at the idea that these things are obscure.
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But I am well acquainted with payday loans and check-cashing spots; with food stamps and utility bills in my name as a toddler; with Rent-A-Center and "riding dirty" for so long you forget how it feels to be clean; with bright red shut-off notices taped to front doors, knowing that when you're evicted, landlords don't usually throw your things out on the sidewalk like in the movies.
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