A racist is what a person is, what a person is saying, what a person is doing.
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"A person can be evil, or a person can be good, or a person can hide who they are," he said.
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If a person is great, then a person is great.
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I'm a person of action, not a person of talk.
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"This is not about a person for a person," Martino said.
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She just sees a person as a person, with complete unbiased clarity.
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The cost is $85 a person, $35 additional a person with wine.
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"A person exists where a person did not exist before," she says.
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If you wanna do a change you have to run it by a person who runs it by a person who runs it by a person.
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It's so easy to want to lash out at a person we disagree with, a person we're mad at, a person we wish would behave differently.
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You'd never say 'a person with left-handedness' or 'a person with Jewishness.
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A person who gives out Twix bars at Halloween is a person who cares.
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This isn't about what a person could have, but what a person can give.
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Because you don't want to bring a person that's an athletic threat, a person that's a strategic threat and a person that's an intelligence [threat, all in one].
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In accordance with this thinking, a person should only be considered dead when critical information in their brains—the stuff that makes a person a person—cannot be salvaged.
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To the end, James feels less like a person than a projection of a person.
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Of course, the ugly flip side of knowing a person is, well, knowing a person.
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A sermon has to come from inside of a person, not outside of a person.
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These were people writing, and you're a person reading, and the president is a person.
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An engineer can be Kind Compassionate Collaborative Outgoing, extroverted Loving, warm, friendly A person who takes more than 2 days off when their child is born A person who isn't straight, or doesn't want to get married and have kids A person who doesn't drink Red Bull or alcohol A person who admits that they're wrong A person who loves Council A person of color A womanIt's fine if this list doesn't describe you.
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And the question is, does a person want to change, does a person wants to improve?
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And the question is, does a person want to change, does a person want to improve?
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If you are a woman, a person of color, LGBTQ, a person with disabilities, elderly, or maybe even a person who struggles with anxiety/depression: House Republicans have failed you today.
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Only a person, for example, can come up with an original crossword theme, only a person knows what an interesting crossword entry is and only a person can write an original clue.
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But the savvy negotiator's question is not "what" a person wants, but "why" a person wants it.
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They can bring a person back to life, heal disease, even transport a person between astral planes.
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To be a musician is to be a person; to be a person is to experience life.
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Also, originally, a black person was not really a person, but only three-fifths of a person.
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True guilt arises only from an offense against a person, and a Down's is not a person.
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Now, the humanity portion: This is a person, born of a person you love, making himself vulnerable.
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"He is depicted in the stories that have been handed down, especially in my culture, as a person of strength, a person of magnitude and a person of a godly nature," he said.
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She hugged more people than any first lady ever has, and she made "first lady" mean a person warmly accessible, a person both normal and inspirational and a person many degrees of cool.
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Absolutely, because each piece of data is a person in some way, or some piece of a person.
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Prices are $1,200 a person for the three-star property and $1,400 a person for the four-star.
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Is there any worse person than a person who dated a person you dated before you dated them?
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They include a guide and service dog, a person with a cane, a person in both mechanical and manual wheelchairs, a person signing, an ear with a hearing aid, and a prosthetic arm and leg.
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Is a person who appears only in virtual reality any less real than a person in the outside world?
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I am not a person who wears leggings as pants — or a person who wears leggings at all, really.
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"When does a person become a person?" is being argued over right now, and has been for many years.
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Houston was never seen as a person who was suffering from a disease, a person who needed compassion and help.
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Bernie Sanders would have literally elected a person, and he covered for a person, who stole the election with him.
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Symptoms can appear within seven to 21 days after a person comes into contact with a person who is contagious.
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Is a person without a phone even a person, or just a collection of atoms itching for its electronic limb?
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Boys in the one with a person wearing pants, girls in the one with a person wearing a skirt. Simple.
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A place where a person is just a person, not the sum of his associations, and certainly not his history.
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Every time we cure a person of cancer, we produce a person with an increased probability of getting cancer again.
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Nest's person alerts don't currently try to identify who a person is — just that it is, in fact, a person.
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Rates before the discount begin at $2900,27 a person, but with the discount, the starting rate is $290,250 a person.
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This is going to be a person who pays attention to detail, a person who's reasonable and is hard-working.
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We had that in common: being a person in Hollywood who doesn't look like a person should look in Hollywood.
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You are a person, who has written an email, and I am a person, who should reply to that email.
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They also hammer home Apple's desire to edit itself into your basic understanding of what makes a person a person.
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Apple frames these disciplines as modern equivalents to the Medieval trivium — an essential educational resource that makes a person a person.
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There's not a person in West Virginia who believes you're not going to defend their second amendment rights, not a person.
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What it means to be a human is that you are a person, and as a person you naturally have rights.
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A trans woman is a person born male and a person who, before transitioning, was treated as male by the world.
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It's a person with one language and set of values interacting with a person with another language and set of values.
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It's a departure for a person best known as a fixer, a person who comes in and helps games finally ship.
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"They are a person of influence today or they are going to be a person of influence tomorrow," Mr. Rivera said.
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A person under 30 is eligible for a $2000 tax credit while a person over 60 is eligible for a $4000 credit.
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A person with dwarfism had a 60.9 percent approval rate, and a person who was blind had a 49.7 percent approval rate.
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It's about a person feeling anxious in a weird time, and he is also a person feeling anxious in a weird time.
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A person you have mixed feelings about is much more interesting and confusing than a person you outright detest, and therefore, dismiss.
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Instead, you have a pile of yarn that used to hold the shape of a person but never actually was a person.
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A person speculated about who I was as a person and even read into my personal life based solely off my hairstyle.
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But as a person in recovery—and as a person, full stop—I'll enjoy every inning that Sabathia steps onto the mound.
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Let's learn more about what makes a person grow up antisocial and violent — and what puts a person on a better path.
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A person who is not defined by them cannot tell the world what it is like to be a person who is.
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It comes alongside strict restrictions on how a person can live and what a person can eat and whom they can marry.
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He was a person who personified what a person on the street would see in a senator: white hair, great voice, funny.
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A person in their 22019s or 60s has additional healthcare costs compared to a person in their 20s or 30s, Ryan said.
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The use of a religious liberty claim to advance this extreme anti–reproductive rights agenda disturbs me, not only as a person who cares about women's health but as a person of faith and a person who values religious liberty.
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In its Cyber Monday sale, MSC Cruises is offering seven-night Caribbean sailings from Miami through spring 13 for $728 a person, including unlimited drinks (said to be valued at $250 a person) and a $50 a person shipboard credit.
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If a person from New York can imagine AVAIL at CBGBs or a person from Chicago can imagine AVAIL at the Fireside Bowl or a person from the Bay Area can imagine AVAIL at Gilman St, the energy was contagious.
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"[Saito] knows me pretty well, so he knows that when I don't like a person, I really don't like a person," Taro says.
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"For a person without a disability, technology makes things easier, but for a person with a disability, technology makes things possible," she said.
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You're not a superhero, you're just a person, and a person doing something superheroic is more interesting than Superman doing the same thing.
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While a positive P.C.R. test shows definitively that a person has Zika, a negative test does not mean a person is Zika free.
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Fares start at $1,699 a person, a considerable savings from the main Uniworld line, where eight-day trips start at $2,699 a person.
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"I don't know that a person can tape a person without the person's consent and then release it to the press," Pelosi said.
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It is unfortunate, however that this new culture allows a person to destroy the life and livelihood of a person with false accusations.
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"The check average at Del Posto was $300 a person, while the check average here is closer to $10 a person," Ladner said.
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The district should also explain how a person might get off the list and what would happen if a person was wrongly identified.
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Sarah wasn't defending Louis; she was saying there's a difference between a person who commits monstrous acts, and a person who's a monster.
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Except I don't think it's a person she's chasing, it's the high she felt from being in love, in a moment, with a person.
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A person under 30 would be eligible for a $2,000 tax credit, while a person over 60 would be eligible for a $4,000 credit.
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That part is innate, because a person is a person, no matter their status, and learning to love another human comes with no requirements.
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I feel like I'm making the same music but I've progressed as a person, I've grown as a person and experimented with the sound.
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Here's the thing: Like all of us, Iggy Azalea is a person, and as a person, she will inevitably say and do stupid things.
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If you're a person that focuses on fighting poverty then you are a person that focuses on fighting for people as color as well.
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He looked for it to "enhance the significance of a fact, the psychology of a person, the specificity of a person," he told Aperture.org.
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It comes across as a maelstrom of color cohering at the center into a person, or, alternately, a person in the process of disintegrating.
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" A person who uses the crying face emoticon is 11 times more likely to need an active rescue than a person who uses "suicide.
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You see a person who has compassion and an expression of serenity, opposed to Lorenzo's figures, which really represent the idea of a person.
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"I don't know that a person can tape a person without the person's consent and then release it to the press," Pelosi told reporters.
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" He called for a swift investigation for the sake of the country, saying, "A person who is being investigated is a person under pressure.
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How did I evolve from a person who looked for every excuse to get behind the wheel to a person who mostly avoids driving?
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"It's strange, how you go from being a person who is away from home to a person with no home at all," they write.
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"If you're a person that has low income, you probably should have more assistance than a person with high income, for example," Ryan said.
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That's less than Cody needed to follow a person, so how we'd programmed the robot to respond to forces was less sensitive than a person.
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Goldman won't provide more credit to a person than their profile suggests they can handle, according to a person with knowledge of the firm's plans.
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For example, he said, a person can "look" at a person entering a room, and the OrCam device will tell the wearer who it is.
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But when I create a person whom I will then feed and prevent from harm, I make a person who will predictably be well off.
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"That's not a person who will stand for the rule of law; that's a person who will stand for the rule of her," Christie said.
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Future jobs, says Lee, must be more focused on the skills that a person brings to work rather than rote tasks that a person does.
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It is certainly possible that a person could be unjustly deprived of firearms rights, just as a person can be unjustly convicted, or falsely arrested.
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If anything prospective future employers should wonder about the sort of compromises such a person made and whether such a person is the right hire.
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Read Receipts allows a person to see if their match on the app has seen their messages, while Super Boost gives a person more visibility.
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Is performance on an intelligence test or the number of years of school a person attends shaped by the way a person is brought up?
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I need a sorry from a person who won't give it, and you need to give a sorry to a person who can't get it.
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It was like being a person who was really into playing the violin versus being a person who was really into going to punk shows.
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Where or if a person went to college should matter far less than what a person has learned and become along the way in life.
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"You can have fabulous kebabs and meze for $15 a person, and fresh seafood meals for as little as $30 a person," Ms. Fedorko said.
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They were of abstract financial-related themes like a person running (like, running toward a goal) and a person sitting down writing, like, diary-style.
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There is not a sales force, there's not a person calling on a bank, there's not a person calling on an enterprise, it's only that.
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It doesn't think that is a person because it hasn't been trained to identify that shape or size or skin color as a person. Right.
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I think this is exactly what I needed at this moment, a person like him who understands the reactions as a tennis player and a person.
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But, most importantly, I'm recognizing the importance of getting to know a person as, well, a person before I start putting them in the relationship bin.
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That is the stuff that belongs not in obituaries, which are about what a person did, but in eulogies, which are about who a person was.
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I think I am one of the only people in the world they have banned as a person, not just an account, but as a person.
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"A person offline is a person online too, and sometimes it's just meeting them where they are, which sometimes is in their Twitter DMs," Stefan said.
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Online platforms constantly collect data on users: what is clicked on, how fast a person scrolls past a post, what video a person stops to watch.
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But I'm not sure she really meant beauty or, if she did, whether it was the kind a person admires or the kind a person pursues.
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For example, I may never have seen a person before, but I'm able to recognize when a person is raising their eyebrows or giving a kiss.
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Whether you are a person who makes YouTube videos or just a person who watches YouTube videos, you may still be confused, despite earnest explainer efforts.
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This summer, Globus is offering a new nine-day tour from Dublin to Limerick, Ireland, from $1,2575 a person; Cosmos has a new eight-day tour of Andalusia, Spain, from $21 a person; and Monograms has a four-day Lisbon getaway starting at $2550 a person.
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"He continued:"Imagine, for instance, that a person wishes to send an invitation for a social gathering to a person she recently met for the first time.
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How much money a person has matters, as does the amount of their debt, and never more so than when a person is legally yoked to another.
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Unless a person is roped into the Fitbit ecosystem, it's hard to see why a person would opt for the Fitbit Alta over the Garmin Vivofit 4.
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And some things that come with real brains are not being a person who is mean, or offensive, and also a person who doesn't easily get offended.
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That's the way your character is described, so going into an audition, you are channeling 'hot,' which isn't like a person, that's not who a person is.
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"When a person isn't forced to conceal their identity or live in fear of ostracism, they can begin to grow and flourish as a person," he said.
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A person may cheat, for example, if they are lacking self-confidence; getting attention from a person outside their relationship can make them feel important and desirable.
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I think it's just as likely that he was always like this, just this petty and this boring, a person who never quite finished becoming a person.
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Other self-guided tours include "Portugal: Porto, Minho & Douro Valley" (from $3,898 a person, double occupancy) and "Portugal: Lisbon & Undiscovered Alentejo" (from $3,163 a person, double occupancy).
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Rather than a $295, 53-course tasting menu, the summer spot will feature fried chicken feasts ($75 a person), lobster boils ($125 a person) and other dishes.
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In 2019, a person in the bottom 10 percent gets a $50 tax cut and a person in the top 1 percent gets a $23,000 tax cut.
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So this is like she is a person with so many different identities and so many different things that make her character interesting, and I think a person.
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The personal decision for me boiled down to choosing between a person who I consider to have very bad character and a person who has exercised bad judgment.
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The most basic difference is that sex is something a doctor assigns a person when they're born, while gender is how a person experiences and/or presents themself.
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The seven sources include senior Myanmar government officials, a person familiar with the original deal and a person close to the Chinese state-owned operator of the dam.
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"I've tried to treat each case and each person as a person — not this kind of person or that kind of person, but as a person," Gorsuch continued.
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Early on, doctors and nurses in this hospital learned that putting a person with measles next to a person with tuberculosis would greatly decrease their chances of survival.
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My husband was a person who felt safer with loaded guns in the house, and I was a person who felt safer without loaded guns in the house.
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"It has become something because of a person being rich and a person being poor," said Lisa Khan, 32, a cousin of Mr. Narinedatt who lives in Queens.
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Even if there are individual differences — how efficiently a person metabolizes dietary refined carbohydrates or fat — these don't matter if a person isn't eating too much of these.
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The pictures were then Photoshopped to create situations such as dining alone, or with a person of the other sex, or with a person of the same sex.
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CONSIDER YOUR BUDGET You can go on a weeklong safari, inclusive of accommodations, meals and internal flights for $2,000 a person or for upward of $20,000 a person.
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If a person isn't mature no one would believe in or take seriously a person who isn't liable and or mature to make the important and impactive decisions.
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Personhood is not dependent on actions — a person is always a person regardless of being accused of or having committed a crime, and should be treated as such.
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It will include a person appointed by the World Anti-Doping Agency, the global regulator of drugs in sports; a person appointed by the Doping-Free Sport Unit of the Global Association of International Sports Federations; as well as a person appointed by the International Olympic Committee's medical and scientific director.
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Researchers have found that the brain activity of a person who is making money on their investments is indistinguishable from a person who is high on cocaine or morphine.
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By definition, religious beliefs inform how a person lives his or her life, and a person must be allowed to live in accordance with his or her religious values.
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The first episode of How to Be a Person The first episode of How to Be a Person Raising kids is way more expensive than it used to be.
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"I certainly think that my music is a response to my experience as a person who doesn't identify as straight, as a person who grew up American," he said.
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In the eyes of her clients, I imagine, she isn't a person you'd have to send your lawyer after to pay off, she is barely a person at all.
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"I went to towns that 87% of the town voted for Trump, and when you're face to face, you see a person and they see a person," she said.
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"Beth's preceder" sounds as if the clue is talking about a person named Beth, but that can't be, as there is no clear preceder to a person named Beth.
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Last year, Google showed off its AI-powered Duplex assistant that showed how a person could make dinner reservations over the phone without knowing the receptionist wasn't a person.
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Illinois extended the statute of limitations to seven years from three for prosecuting a person accused of taking financial advantage of an older person or a person with disabilities.
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Japan plans to ban government purchases of equipment from China's Huawei Technologies and ZTE, a person with direct knowledge and a person briefed on the matter told Reuters on Friday.
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Jennifer Aniston (and Jenny Slate, for that matter) is an actress who has achieved celebrity, which doesn't mean she's not a person, but we don't know her as a person.
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For each given query, the NSA is now limited to metadata within two "hops" of the requested number — that is, a person who called a person who called the target.
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It started at $100 a person and rose to $5003 a person, if the broker could sell 30 loans, known as portfolio loan accounts, or P.L.A.s, according to the complaint.
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Off-Peak especially deals in the day-to-day; where so many games address what it means to be a person, Heffernan writes about what being a person is like.
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For example, a person near a strong gravitational field, such as a black hole, would experience time moving more slowly than a person standing on the surface of the Earth.
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The viral filter game works by a person staring at the camera while the filter randomly assigns you a person/object/meme etc, with this version specific to "Friends" characters.
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In addition to limits on how much a person could donate to an individual candidate, Congress had also indirectly put limits on how many candidates a person could donate to.
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Yes, cats can build negative associations with a person depending on how they are treated—an abused or mistreated cat may show the rage emotion when confronted with such a person.
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If a bee flashes on the screen, a person who is strongly allergic to bee stings will probably have a different reaction than a person who keeps bees for a living.
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Clinton embraced the traditional first spouse's duty of making voters see the candidate as a person with emotions and thoughts and quirks, a person they can empathize with and relate to.
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On Friday, a person with direct knowledge and a person briefed on the matter told Reuters that Japan plans to ban government purchases of equipment from China's Huawei and ZTE Corp .
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The complaint details tools through which an advertiser can exclude a person who doesn't speak a certain language, or a person of a specific gender from being shown the paid post.
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For example, a person in New York needs to spend $115.80 to get the same goods that a person in Delaware pays $100.10 for, whereas a Mississippi resident would pay $85.70.
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The difference on Favourite Worst Nightmare is that the fights are almost always with an idea of a person than a person themself and those are harder ones to shake off.
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Braids are versatile, but if there's anything that unites their diverse manifestations, it's a sense of practicality: A person with her hair braided is a person preparing to get something done.
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Not just a person who makes factual misstatements but a person who has gotten ahead in life through extensive use of bullshit, leaving in his wake a trail of broken promises.
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I was a ghost of a person walking around . . .
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" Or "great veneration of a person, ideal or thing.
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" She continued, "I grew as a person on this.
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He was a legend, both as a person & performer.
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He's Harry Styles – what more does a person need?
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It's how a person — any person — how they change.
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"We're left with this mask-like version of a person, who is no longer a person by the end, but a throne and a representation of power in a country," she says.
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Impeachment is a political remedy for abuse of power designed to remove a person from office; indictment and criminal charges punish a person for breaking the law with imprisonment or other penalties.
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What has to happen in someone's life to go from a person who races cars and steals DVD players to a person who has to fight a submarine with a fast car?
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What's neat about the Hover Camera is its ability to follow a person around using Zero Zero's AI algorithms that use facial and body recognition to track a person around a room.
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Under the Constitution's 3/5 clause, each slave — otherwise treated as 0/5 of a person — was counted as 3/5 of a person, thereby bolstering Southern states' share of electoral votes.
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The lucky, like Mr. Wu, had to give up something essential in order to advance in the world, because a person of good luck could become a person of bad luck overnight.
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Cuomo: What it does is it takes the plasma from a person who has been infected with the virus, processes the plasma, and injects the antibodies into a person who is sick.
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Whether a person portrayed in one of these expressive works is a world-renowned film star — 'a living legend' — or a person no one knows, she or he does not own history.
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Anyone with a confirmed case of Covid-19, in consultation with their doctor, a person waiting for test results or a person with obvious symptoms who is still waiting to be tested.
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The tax credits proposed by House Republicans would start at $2,000 a year for a person under 30 and would rise to a maximum of $4,000 for a person 60 or older.
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"Although genetics may predispose a person to get addicted, some other factors have to come together in order to get a person addicted," she says, citing mental health problems, a history of emotional or even physical trauma, physical pain, and even how old a person was when they were first exposed to drugs and/or alcohol.
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"We have to pick somebody, as the President will, who is intellectually competent, is a person of high moral character, is a person who is demonstrated to have an open mind, and is a person who doesn't come with a specific agenda," he told Politico and The Washington Post in an interview aboard his vice presidential aircraft Thursday.
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Much of Frank's love songs are about a reckoning of his own capabilities as a lover, as a person, as a person surviving in this world, in his body, in his lived truths.
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"That is committing a crime, for which such a person deserves to be punished ... Such a person is likely to go to jail, quite possibly for a long period of time," he said.
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A person with a checkered past and little status can be fundamentally decent (Jimmy), and a person with a blue-chip education and the esteem of society can behave like a weasel (Chuck).
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HANNITY: I&aposm going to say this, as a person -- as a person, it&aposs Jessica&aposs world but in terms of the debate it&aposs Jesse&aposs and you live in it.
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The cases, which are still being investigated, concern officer-involved shootings (whether a person was struck or not), and cases in which a person died or was seriously injured while in police custody.
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A person whose annual income is around the poverty line would receive the same amount of financial help to buy health insurance as a person earning about the national average salary of $48,000.
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Stephens says he's excited that the emoji include a person with a white cane, the universal symbol for the blind, instead of a person wearing sun glasses, which is more of a stereotype.
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"I stand as both a person who was subjected to it and a person who was then also part of the cloud cover, so that's a super weird split to have," she said.
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This season has become very epic lately, with women prophesying left and right of a person unfit for the Bachelor throne, a person who may have just been under our noses all along.
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Specifically, that means accounts that are verified, have more than 100,000 followers, and belong to a government official, a person running for public office, or a person being considered for a government position.
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The question on biracial status has not come up but if someone identified as a person of color or as biracial, then we would consider them as a person of color or biracial.
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"I stand as both a person who was subjected to it and a person who was then also part of the cloud cover, so that's a super weird split to have," Thurman says.
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Sexual orientation defines who a person has sexual desire for, while romantic attraction is the feeling of being attracted to a person in a way where you want to form an intimate bond.
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And so we want to make sure we put any recommendations from our computer systems through the lens of a person, that a person is evaluating whether or not it's the correct decision.
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The car's computer may have lacked the ability to recognize a person where a person wasn't technically supposed to be, and Uber's emergency driver in the car evidently failed to override the computer.
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"I stand as both a person who was subjected to it and a person who was then also part of the cloud cover, so that's a super weird split to have," she says.
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I guess the point I'm trying to make is not only does a person never stop learning, but also a person should never, ever refer to herself as the "rock" for a Teamster.
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Is provided to a person regulated by the Federal Election Campaign Act at a cost less than the market rate, or by a person not hired by the recipient to generate such information.
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As a person who works long days and has a long commute, it's a very small example of what it means when your parents respect you as a person and respect your dreams.
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A person who stammers will generally think at normal speed.
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It is best to ask which term a person uses.
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She's a person I know, who I've filmed and interviewed.
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How, then, can a person simultaneously experience stress and pleasure?
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I am not a person who has sought the spotlight.
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" And a person called Milo wrote: "It's a long essay.
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Meanwhile, a person of interest was in custody, police said.
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"I'm starting to feel like a person again," she admitted.
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I'm a person and everybody's looking like I stole food.
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It only asks if a person is a US citizen.
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She's a person I have a lot of love for.
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This vibrator won't necessarily "train" a person to orgasm better.
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"School can be hard on a person," he said Thursday.
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"What if that was a person?" he asked his son.
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There's nothing better or healthier than making a person laugh.
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I'm not a person that believes too much in regulation.
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"This must be what parenting is like," a person tweeted.
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They have described the man as a person of interest.
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"He's changed as a person, his attitude changed," NeNe says.
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I feel like we all know a person like Dave.
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I took that concept and related it to a person.
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My body is starting to look like a person again!
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Bullet wounds can kill a person long after a shooting.
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She's a person, she's a real person in my life.
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Carryn Owens was as sympathetic as a person could be.
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The UN said a person is displaced every two seconds.
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No one said it was illegal to be a person.
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"My parents raised me just as a person," Jinkinson said.
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"A person is a very complicated object," Matthis tells me.
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It equates to a person and not a targeting item.
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You need something you can tie directly to a person.
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Ask yourself this: am I a person who likes music?
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I was and remain a person who feels things deeply.
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I'm a person, not the harbinger of some cultural apocalypse.
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What do my sunspots betray about me as a person?
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How could a person like me ever stay off drugs?
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A person must answer for his choices alone, she said.
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And, as a person of color, representation is really important.
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It's a concentration within the company, concentration within a person.
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Can a person be your hero simply because they're cool?
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First, a person may be given a Notice to Appear.
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A person from her company, however, is reportedly in custody.
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She likes writing, working, being a person with a brain.
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You can tell when a person feels good about themselves.
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The shooter was a "person filled with hatred," Obama says.
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You can convince someone, 'This is a person to know.
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O, a person familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.
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"Equality is ... when you see a person not a label."
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When I look at this picture, I see a person.
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Why not replace them with a person or a machine?
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That would definitely make a person think about some things.
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If it was a person, what could she bring them?
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But Trump supposedly loathes Jeff Bezos as a person, too.
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"You wouldn't do that with a person, right?" she says.
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"I'm a person that likes to plan ahead," she said.
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It is completely acceptable to block and ignore a person.
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Right now it's pretty hard to be authentically a person.
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What makes an event, an action, or a person "scandalous"?
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That to grow as a person, you must challenge yourself.
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Awarding a person suggests endorsement of their beliefs and personality.
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But also, that's a person incredibly close to your breast.
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Something a person on the street would think as truth?
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" — Abby explains, "It means treating a person as a thing.
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Instead, they are more like a person talking to himself.
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Then a person will step in and weaponize the thing.
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It screams that a person is beyond hope, beyond redemption.
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They were different, but so similar: fighting for a person.
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She's not a person who does the whole emotion thing.
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It also depends on how a person lives their life.
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It's hard to be professional and also remain a person.
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But it could provide clues about a person in question.
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What does $62 billion actually buy a person these days?
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Founders didn't just get a person; they got a platform.
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She is not a demon beyond forgiveness; she's a person.
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Sure, the robot is probably being controlled by a person.
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I've changed a lot as a man and a person.
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Which is what, in my opinion, makes a person beautiful.
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No. Did the cop next to him shoot a person?
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"He's changed as a person, his attitude changed," she said.
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Somewhere out there there's a person who remembers this show.
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When a person is also a product, lines get blurred.
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" Adds Love, "I just look at James as a person.
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SR: What do you do with a person like that?!
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In fact she is a person with no actual talent.
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You're a person with thoughts and feelings who deserves respect.
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She was a person of passionate attachment to some ideas.
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It's about figuring out who you are as a person.
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It's not just about the appearance of a person, either.
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"You only get a snippet of a person," she explained.
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As of this moment, [DiNardo] remains a person of interest.
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"It takes time to develop as a person," she wrote.
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Ashley: Is it valuable enough to you as a person?
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Ronnie's been named a person of interest in the ransacking.
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Then we inject those antibodies, loosely speaking, into a person.
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What does a person need to do this job well?
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He talked like a person who envisioned a brighter future.
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Where's a person to turn for the truth these days?
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O, a person familiar with the matter said on Thursday.
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A person could start a whole new life up there.
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Not the likeness of a person but … what was it?
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N, a person briefed on the matter said on Wednesday.
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A person who marries for money usually earns every penny.
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Making a person stateless is worse than a death sentence.
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"He's a person of integrity who fights corruption," she said.
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"We're crowdsourcing intelligence about how a person texts," says Lee.
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If fun was a person, what would she look like?
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How else can a person be a citizen at birth?
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But more importantly, we've seen him grow as a person.
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We all know a person who's perennially misplacing their keys.
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You, a person who wants fries, have ordered the fries.
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Police said a person was wounded in a different shooting.
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N, a person familiar with the matter said on Tuesday.
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Second, a person must have the capacity to give consent.
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She's an icon, a person who needs no last name.
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Most religious traditions don't recognize a fetus as a person.
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" After she's sprayed a person in the crowd grunts "Yea!
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"—Emily, 13 "It's given me more confidence as a person.
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At the end of the day, he's just a person.
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It scared me just as a person, a human being.
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How's a person supposed to remember TV premiere dates, too?
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Was the Assistant obliged to say it wasn't a person?
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At the end of the day, I'm a person too.
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Senate GOP staffers, almost to a person, say it's done.
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"They felt violated," said a person briefed on the issue.
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If a person considers himself a minority, we accept it.
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So what you really saw was a person buying time.
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"That's not who I am as a person," he said.
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Everyone appreciates a person that can crack a few jokes.
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How people treated him like he wasn't even a person.
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A person makes ransomware to make you give them money.
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I can't recommend a person spend $600 on a light.
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It shows you how a person really feels and thinks.
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It's an insight into who they are as a person.
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This is not a person you need in your life.
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You're not a person to the killer, but a symbol.
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"I really liked Wilt as a person," Thurmond told NBA.
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Some characteristics that define a person also define her finances.
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Nothing will happen to a person who stays in bed.
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Some days, it's just a person quietly reading a story.
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I am a person who loves a good Twitter beef.
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What of a person who can remember only this life?
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I support him as a human being as a person.
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"How does a person have all black eyeballs?" another posted.
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"It's about a principle", Mr McConnell said, "not a person".
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"[Readings] have changed me as a person," she tells PEOPLE.
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How can a person be there and then just vanish?
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He's a person we cannot trust because, you know why?
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You were a person before social media and smartphones existed.
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But how long does a person pay for their mistake?
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Someone, whether a person or a group, does the recruiting.
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It's not the first time Trump has signed a person.
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Google is a person, the Ford Foundation—these are people. . . .
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You're looking for a person with this very different description.
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For a person with diabetes, smoking is a double whammy.
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"That's unfair and sometimes completely bars a person," they say.
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That depends on how long you've been seeing a person.
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How does a person get so comfortable with telling lies?
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A person to talk to, to hold, to hold me.
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I was just a person they could bounce ideas off.
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Would we take such a person seriously in public discourse?
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Quartet singing will do that to a person, he knew.
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The quality of a person isn't determined by their surroundings.
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She's a person of great integrity and I trust her.
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"He's changed as a person, his attitude changed," NeNe said.
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For me as a person, my center is really experience.
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Being a person has always meant getting blamed for it.
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Callers must speak to a person, rather than leave voicemails.
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How would a person who is easier going to respond?
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You are a person of color or you are not.
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Why should a person be defined by thoughts and memories?
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Prices are from $6,600 a person inclusive of some meals.
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When a person files for bankruptcy, it's a sad day.
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Why would a person want to do such a thing?
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Hello there, you are a person, and I see you.
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She's a person who's about her business, like I am.
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How to blur a person or object in the video
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He was like a person undergoing a renewal or rebirth.
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The Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 prohibits a person
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In fact, such a person belongs in a mental institution.
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"I really miss him, as a person, today," Heide said.
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I grew as a hockey player and as a person.
|
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Drake is becoming more walled off as a person, too.
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It may come from something a person observed throughout childhood.
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Waving at a person who definitely wasn't looking at you.
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With paruresis, a person is unable to urinate in public.
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To a person, every farmer is against a trade war.
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Let them see what kind of a person I am.
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I can't really explain how great a person she is.
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You have to judge a person by what he's done.
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Mahe isn't a person who wants to lose a race.
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He also likes Donald Trump, but only as a person.
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As a person, do you feel a lot of pressure?
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It'll probably be a bottle of wine a person, though.
|
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I feel like I am rebuilding myself as a person.
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That's not the way to bring a person into existence.
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I mean, a person can take you on a ride.
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Total cost, excluding food, tax, and tip: $120 a person
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Total cost, excluding food, tax, and tip: $60 a person
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René is a person who stimulates you and your brain.
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A person found not guilty is not being found innocent.
|
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A person I had once referred to as a brother.
|
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A person retains the ability to build muscle throughout life.
|
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Follow Alex Zaragoza, a person with varied interests, on Twitter.
|
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They aren't indicative of who I am as a person.
|
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Tickets for the wine tastings cost €30 a person. tokajregnum.sk.
|
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A person becomes infected by ingesting contaminated food or water.
|
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"If you limit him, you're limiting him as a person."
|
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"That's right, I am a person of color," Davis responds.
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Neither creation nor sacrifice could lead a person to heaven.
|
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Or a person who violates both masculine and feminine stereotypes!
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INDIANA: 2 - A person over the age of 60 died.
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He doesn't act like he's above you, as a person.
|
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The bracelet and tequila tasting are $65 a person each.
|
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People don't really know how to look at a person.
|
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Why would you want to assist a person like me?
|
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Gordon remains a person of interest in Bobbi Kristina's death.
|
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It's quick and easy with a person with 10,000 followers.
|
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So what you really saw was a person buying time.
|
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"I don't want to support such a person," she added.
|
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It felt like a steal for 38 euros a person.
|
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Charles Manson as a person is honestly not that interesting.
|
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The very thought is enough to make a person weep.
|
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That's what happens when you call a person a criminal.
|
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This could mean that it's a person I've never met.
|
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In Philadelphia, a person covered about $29,000 in unpaid bills.
|
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Above, a person wearing a mask of the dead journalist.
|
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"I'm very much a person who loves contradiction," she said.
|
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It cited a person with direct knowledge of the matter.
|
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He is only a person, after all, a real person.
|
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A person becomes wary or even angry because of it.
|
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But he is a person of deep and convincing faith.
|
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He was becoming a person I had never seen before.
|
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A person is not going to solve this for you.
|
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Attraction depends on how a person looks, smells or acts.
|
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It's the same as a person trying to lose weight.
|
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Like all of us, he was a person of contradictions.
|
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The experience and meal costs about 303 kuna a person.
|
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Expect to pay about 2740 kuna a person for lunch.
|
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Imagine you're a person with an intellectual or developmental disability.
|
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He was a person of dignity, equanimity and personal grace.
|
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"He is a person of immense integrity," the senator said.
|
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A person uses hand sanitizer on Pier 39, March 16.
|
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The Jewish bystander is to rescue a person in peril.
|
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That's where I started from, that conflict in a person.
|
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A person who worked at the firm confirmed the incident.
|
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"We are not supporting Mahathir as a person," he said.
|
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A SOT is a person who overindulges in alcoholic beverages.
|
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But a person can find their vocation late in life.
|
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I'm just a person that wants to see the evidence.
|
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Being a person who avoids confrontation, I find this uncomfortable.
|
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Confidence can spur a person to action, to take risks.
|
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At the time, Little was considered a person of interest.
|
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In order to identify a person, nuclear DNA is required.
|
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"I'm slowly starting to feel like a person," she said.
|
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They have learned that abilities do not define a person.
|
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"My comedy evolves with me as a person," she says.
|
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A person who is invisible, after all, can't be attacked.
|
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But it classified her as "other object," not a person.
|
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I think he's a person who takes advantage of situations.
|
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This incredible shot is enough to give a person vertigo.
|
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He was a person of principle whom I admired greatly.
|
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A fetus is not a person; it's a human entity.
|
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They're implemented when a person or entity violates US law.
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Even sterile environments can make a person ill, he added.
|
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I feel like a person, and not a token there.
|
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A person in the Seattle area has died, officials said.
|
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I'm not a person who thinks that meetings are work.
|
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I'm a person that puts his heart on his sleeve.
|
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Americans pledge allegiance to an ideal, not to a person.
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There was never a person I could idolize growing up.
|
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As a person of faith, I say that we must.
|
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It's a testament to who she was as a person.
|
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"It's really hard to rebuild a person," Mr. Holys says.
|
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So much of a person is communicated through their voice.
|
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A lot of a person is communicated through their voice.
|
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He followed up saying how they "have a person inside."
|
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"We know who he is as a person," Jackson says.
|
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"Channing is a person of her convictions," Merrin Dungey said.
|
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Censure only humbles a person with respect for the system.
|
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That's you catch a person coming across our border illegally.
|
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How does a person survive trauma and not be miserable?
|
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It's very hard to find such a person in politics.
|
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"I'm slowly starting to feel like a person," she says.
|
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A person filing a complaint would choose their own counsel.
|
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"I'm not a person to hold my tongue," Mazraani said.
|
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A job title can say a lot about a person.
|
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O supplier, a person with knowledge of the deal said.
|
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You are a city person, a person dwelling among people.
|
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A person who said she was Caroline's mother wrote back.
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I'm not a pundit or a partisan, I'm a person.
|
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Words in this regard can literally wound a person. 3.
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As a person with ADHD, I deeply appreciate this approach.
|
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For us, our average contribution is about $25 a person.
|
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A person with Mr. Berger's resources could have easily checked.
|
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This "negative feedback loop can retraumatize a person," said Goldsmith.
|
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The internet is not making him more of a person.
|
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Behave like a person who can get along with others.
|
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Tickets, 600 euros a person; nightly rates from 590 euros.
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Sometimes a person will tilt her head to show empathy.
|
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A person came in from Mexico illegally and killed her.
|
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I always wonder what a person gets out of that.
|
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Monday, a person with knowledge of the discussions told POLITICO.
|
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So, is it a bot or is it a person?
|
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Or as reliable an archivist as a person can be.
|
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I'm just spending time with a person, taking their portrait.
|
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The Wayana consider it to be a person, she said.
|
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"This is a person who never hurt anyone," she said.
|
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How do you become a person that is that curious?
|
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"Italy is not against Timmermans as a person," Conte added.
|
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Luber employs a person who's tasked with studying fake sneakers.
|
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A person came in from Mexico, illegally, and killed her.
|
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" "That same meeting: a person comes in, sits, leaves, quickly.
|
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Everybody, to a person, was very friendly and into it.
|
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Generally, a person who looks like me is not included.
|
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As a person, Inoue understands the burden of his responsibility.
|
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Over beers, she talked to me about her country's psyche almost as if the place were a person — a person conflicted in their politics, consumed by their religion, and grappling with deteriorating mental health.
|
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"A person injecting heroin is the equivalent from a medical perspective of a person having a heart attack," said Lembke, who treats opioid addicts with buprenorphine and was not involved with the new study.
|
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When a real human man assaults a machine that looks like a person — that seems to feel and grieve like a person — is that rape or something else entirely, though perhaps no less gruesome?
|
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It's often seen as an extremely painful thing, and problematic for various reasons, including potentially outing a person and subjecting them to violence, or making a person feel as if their identity is invalid.
|
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That is, if you put yourself in somebody's shoes — a person in Africa, a trans individual, a nonhuman, someone who you otherwise wouldn't relate to, you already have to acknowledge them as a person.
|
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"A person taking a relatively low dose of prescribed opioids is 15 times as likely to develop an opioid use disorder (OUD) as a person who has not been prescribed opioids," the petition says.
|
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"Just as a person voluntarily exposes himself to observation by traveling in public to deliver communication, so does a person voluntarily expose himself to observation by hiring an agent to deliver his communications remotely."
|
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The feature shows the very last time a person was online on the app, and — when checked early enough — can give you an insight into how late a person stayed up the night before.
|
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With a big pack on, you are no longer a person just shopping for groceries or going to the bookstore, you're a person with a very serious backpack who is also doing those things.
|
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As a person in the 21st century, I have to applaud the teachers' revolt; as a person whose job it is to make sure writers are using correct grammar, I worry about my mortgage.
|
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The size of a person's breasts doesn't directly affect the size and number of milk ducts they have; a person with large breasts may have fewer milk ducts than a person with small breasts.
|
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If a person using the app comes within 100 meters, or about 328 feet, of a place where a person carrying the virus has been, they get a push notification warning — the app's namesake.
|
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That could include "a person who doesn't have access to their money or cards" or "a person who doesn't make eye contact with you, or defers to the other person they're with," Salisbury said.
|
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"We do not advocate for a belief in the soul, therefore we feel that complex cerebral functions necessary for perception are what makes a person a person," Lucien Greaves, a spokesperson for the Temple said.
|
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He or she is either a person who makes investment decisions using money other people have placed under their control or a person who manages a financial institution's asset and liability (loan and deposit) portfolios.
|
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Why should a person earning $100,000 a year have 100 percent of his wages subject to Social Security deductions, while a person earning $300,000 has just 40 percent of his wages subject to the deduction?
|
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Qualifications for the presidency aren't an objective multiple-choice test, but an essay question — there are just too many branching paths a person could take, and too many types of experiences a person could have.
|
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The more studies that are done that show that psychedelics can really change a person and open a person to new ways of being, the closer we get to a real revival of these drugs.
|
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By the Book The stand-up comic and author of "I'm Just a Person" says if she could require the president to read one book, it would be "I'm Just a Person," by Tig Notaro.
|
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People rightly point out that the difference between a housed person and a homeless person is often just the difference between a person with health insurance and a job and a person who loses both.
|
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Under the law, abusers are a current or former spouse, parent or guardian; a person a victim shares a child with, or a person who currently or has in the past lived with a victim.
|
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"The police cannot justify the detention of a person based on information that they either did or not have, or which they did not rely upon, in ordering a person to be detained," it stated.
|
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The law doesn't require robots to stay within line of sight of a person in control, but a person is required to at least remotely monitor the robot and take over if it goes awry.
|
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The effort to divide Europe's inhabitants by "blood" is crude, but in one respect, Brigham wasn't wrong — with modern technology, you could certainly differentiate a person with English ancestry from a person with Italian ancestry.
|
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It's also why many people consider it off-limits to film a person in a coma or a person with a developmental disability that hampers their ability to understand what it means to be filmed.
|
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan plans to ban government purchases of equipment from China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd and ZTE Corp, a person with direct knowledge and a person briefed on the matter told Reuters on Friday.
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Like, a person who has never dealt with that, a person who is probably not of color or has never been in the minority in any way, then that's not something they're going to understand.
|
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From there it blossomed into a person who didn't play the video game very well being accidentally rewarded and being confronted by people who were really wonderful, and what that would do to a person.
|
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"I don't like to attract attention as a person," she said.
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So what does a person after they're done with traditional schooling?
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Though don't mistake her for a person incapable of criticizing Republicans.
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But if we can put a person on the Moon, well....
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This is a person you don't want to show weakness to.
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But this space allows us to explore him as a person.
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What about him as a person continues to draw you in?
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If you squint, you can almost see a person sitting there.
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Since a person is still in control, they're not truly autonomous.
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It's who I am as a person; I want to believe.
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You had to line up and hand them to a person.
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If a person pays up, the hackers will unlock the files.
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And there's not a person on earth who can't help someone.
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A person only needs a few close relationships to be happy.
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How a person talks about sex says a lot about them.
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How about desiring a person&aposs presence only as hired help.
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If a person is unconscious or having trouble breathing, call 911.
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Impulsive social media posts may get a person elected — or fired.
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Anyone, regardless of age, can be a person out of time.
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It was just the least commercial music that a person create.
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A person can get a UTI in lots of different ways.
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Jordan's just that kind of a person, she's compassionate and kind.
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How do you know if you're a person, or a fox?
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In real life, a person can't fall in love on demand.
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I am a person that fumbles through relationships with other people.
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Flores remains a person of interest in Smart's disappearance, Cipolla says.
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Buying a person a Fitbit is tantamount to buying them soap.
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All they see is a person who is not in control.
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We have a person we're looking at very hard right now.
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That's his defining characteristic as a person: He doesn't like people.
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As a person whose phone is chronically dead, this is important.
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I'm just trying to figure out how to be a person.
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"You can potentially identify a person from their urine," he says.
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Moleskine notebook A person can honestly never have too many notebooks.
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I have been a person who supported Israel since the beginning.
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That the app might actually make a person feel less lonely?
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How much a person can eat and still stay lean varies.
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Kind of just like everything I would want in a person.
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Whoever you are as a person, it's going to come out.
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But I think how a person identifies is up to them!
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And when you're a person of color, it's even more important.
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"It's really fun playing a person who's that messy," said Wise.
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Seaman called himself "a person who isn't looking for attention" Monday.
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Humor can sometimes get a person to let down their defenses.
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What does an exceptionally tidy home tell you about a person?
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Lil Miquela speaks as if she is a person with feelings.
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Rather than a person in history, she works as a symbol.
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So yes, I much prefer to describe him as a person.
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As a person received more warnings ("strikes"), their penalties would increase.
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I felt like it was a person I was letting down.
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She is a person of integrity and I stand by her.
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The best father, husband, friend and regenerator a person could know!!!
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Living in New York City does weird things to a person.
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We're told a person inside heard the commotion and called 911.
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The translations are all credited to a person named Addilyn Lambert.
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Have sex with a person on Pi Day, not a pie.
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" Williams: "He was a person who touched a lot of people.
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It also indicates a person who is both practical and imaginative.
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"A building is not more valuable than a person," she said.
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" He praised him as "a person who is full of humility.
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It just shows you how good of a person she is.
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Still, rebellion that vicious will eventually catch up with a person.
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I'm a person who tries to not hide anything at all.
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Are you a person who uses Uber frequently or semi-frequently?
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What about a person makes you want to take their picture?
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When something happens that eclipses the imaginable, it changes a person.
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Off the court really shows who he is as a person.
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"Having a person in the loop is not enough," he said.
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She grew as a woman and as a person of faith.
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Mexico still has a few months to find such a person.
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"It's definitely a person, not the dog," Ferguson, 43, told E!
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He's a person who you automatically ... I automatically had respect for.
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Is this really a person we should be spending time defending?
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Another video appears to show a person unconscious in the street.
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But there is another way -- what's called a "person-centred approach".
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Take for example a person looking up nearby sexual health clinics.
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Police characterized Reese as a "person of interest" after Hawkins disappeared.
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If nothing else protects a person, they need to protect themselves.
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Where else can a person have more impact in their role?
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A person may register while knowing nothing whatsoever about safe operation.
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But then he's just a person like everyone else, isn't he?
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A person couldn't take the headset from one vehicle to another.
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The private guided trip starts at $20173,795 a person, double occupancy.
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There's no limit to how many prizes a person can receive.
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He was a person who was very pleasant to talk to.
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"It's just so fascinating watching him become a person," she says.
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"Obviously if a person gives both kidneys they're deceased," John said.
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"It's intrinsic to who they are as a person," he said.
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I'm truly a person who believes in self-growth every day.
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What does "interested in dads" say about me as a person?
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She gets a little depressed but she's a person of faith.
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You know what we call a person like that in Pittsburgh?
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And if that was a person, it'd be the same thing.
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He was more of a person who was there for anybody.
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Be true to yourself and what drives you as a person.
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This show has not shown who I am as a person.
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It is about growing as a person and connecting with people.
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"She is a person with absolutely no natural talent," he said.
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And everyone should know what kind of a person he is.
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A sojourner is a person who resides temporarily in a place.
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" Abby asks, explaining, "It means treating a person as a thing.
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A person familiar had told CNBC that Walmart's acquisition of Art.
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But does that not make me a person of color anymore?
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They might help you be a person in the world, too.
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Some prohibit voting until a person finishes parole or probation, too.
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Each dot is a person, and the line is their relationship.
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What does it take for a person to leave a cult?
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"There is a person who has it," Khedache reportedly told investigators.
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A person who is incapacitated by alcohol or drugs cannot consent.
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She's a person I can depend on and can count on.
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Why should conservatives fear a person who poses so little threat?
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Well, he was even more f**king great as a person.
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I just know he&aposs a person a very high integrity.
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The mask probably made it seem like Pierce wasn't a person.
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These are the messages from a person who is not well.
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He's a person with relationships, but no name and no freedom.
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Suppose a person posts something racially divisive about Asians on Twitter.
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It only bettered me as a person, like absolutely no regrets.
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How do these images reflect who you are as a person?
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It's crazy what therapy and rehab can do to a person.
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"There's been a person there… listening about my crap," she says.
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This was a person obsessed by the way people find meaning.
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She said a person fainted because the conditions were so bad.
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You can thank the... You're a person who likes emotional connection.
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It wasn't a joke that took on a person in power.
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She called Cosby a person of "utmost importance" within the agency.
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He's filed a bill to recognize an embryo as a person.
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"It makes you feel like less of a person," he said.
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Well, being a person is not just being in a space.
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"He is a person Italy can be proud of," he said.
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What matters is how a person feels and how they identify.
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Matt knows a little bit more about him as a person.
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Neither has experienced a normal amount of grief for a person.
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Just seeing a person get the life sucked out of them.
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It was interesting to re-date a person I had idolized.
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This isn't the first time a person has vandalized Trump's star.
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You are not a person who goes to bed at all.
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" He continued, "How can a person look too much like himself?
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So what does it mean when a person pleads with you?
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A person from another generation may interpret this as passive aggression.
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"There is a person, and we have to address it all."
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So how can a person save more and reduce their taxes?
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"A person and the automation don't work together right," Hart said.
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Mainly because a person in the video is a total jerk.
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They're not made for a person that is of normal size.
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Your own value as a person extends well beyond the clock.
|
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To Carter, the worst thing one could do to a person
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A person cannot say vagina without it being a bad word?
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You could do all of that for maybe $2182 a person!
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In total, a person is worth around 1 US dollar, digitally.
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I will be hurt as a person and as a friend.
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Our father, as a person, icon, or symbol, is not you.
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Sometimes you meet a person and you connect, sometimes you don't.
|
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" And this is a person who Trump calls "an outstanding sheriff.
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Generally, a person who looks like me would not be included.
|
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This is not the language a person uses when seeking allies.
|
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What are the biggest boobs you've ever put in a person?
|
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"She is sort of a person out of time," Baum continues.
|
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Be disappointed in who a person has been if you must.
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UNCLOTESS (n): A person, identifying as female, who lives with hemophilia.
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Once a person gets hot enough, they can develop heat stroke.
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It has to be changed, it is not about a person.
|
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Wouldn't a person be many people if such an exchange possible.
|
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This could result in a person requiring mechanical ventilation to survive.
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Even people that disagree with him like him as a person.
|
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When I was fat, I wasn't a PERSON to these people.
|
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I am a person who stood with Israel from the beginning.
|
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What happens when a person with far fewer advantages is victimized?
|
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"Well, I was a whirling dervish of a person," Stills replied.
|
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And I'm for a person of any color that beats orange.
|
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In a statement, Manchin called Haspel a "person of great character."
|
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I mean, what makes a person stop listening to lullabies anyways?
|
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They didn't make color as the basis for judging a person.
|
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Can't put into words how great of a person he is.
|
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If a person says their goal is to lose 20 lbs.
|
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Ambulance dispatcher: OK. Dispatcher: We have a person down, not breathing.
|
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You want to be seen as a person of your word.
|
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Trump quickly falls in love with the idea of a person.
|
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Our election was undermined and a person lost because of it.
|
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Focus on becoming a person you are incredibly proud to be.
|
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Nonetheless, I know a person who is adamant about name-calling.
|
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These laws are not about whether a fetus is a person.
|
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You can also unblock a person if you change your mind.
|
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"I am not a person of color," the Massachusetts Democrat said.
|
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There's not a person alive who's going to think I'm 19.
|
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You can tell a lot about a person from their house.
|
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"A person with a gun entered the cinema," Mr. Hochstädter said.
|
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And then a second one, again, was a person of interest.
|
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"I am not a person who needs pampering," Mr. Zoglin said.
|
|
The matter is conscious when it is part of a person.
|
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She's been a person that's been very good —— HABERMAN: Protect Meredith?
|
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The first is familiar: a person who receives or entertains guests.
|
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And the more a person exercises, the more they might poop.
|
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It is not that easy to put freckles on a person.
|
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Is this a person who I have something in common with?
|
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A person who catches the mumps develops painful, swollen salivary glands.
|
|
That is a person who must be placed under unrelenting pressure.
|
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"I would like to be seen as a person," she said.
|
|
I became a person not to be shoved into a locker.
|
|
I've grown and shifted considerably as a person since last year.
|
|
The scorer measures: he adds up what a person has done.
|
|
GORDON You gave them license to actually make him a person.
|
|
And meeting J.K. Simmons, him as a person, he's so cool.
|
|
A thing is easier to hurt and manipulate than a person.
|
|
But then Lagerfeld wasn't, as the Queen isn't, really a person.
|
|
This is true whether a person is wearing makeup or not.
|
|
There are so many different things that a person can do.
|
|
Benzodiazepines (sometimes called "benzos") work to calm or sedate a person.
|
|
By the time they know you're a person, it's too late.
|
|
Wagner, now 88, was named a person of interest this February.
|
|
If you're a person who cares about bowls, be a friend.
|
|
"This is incredibly jarring," a person in the White House said.
|
|
Kushner has been seen as a person of interest by Mueller.
|
|
One other student has been detained as a person of interest.
|
|
He's punching a person who can't fight back because he's dead.
|
|
The fee: $185 a person for unlimited small plates and drinks.
|
|
She was a person who had my affection and my respect.
|
|
That tells a lot about who she is as a person.
|
|
"I don't know a person who doesn't know him," Dukes said.
|
|
It broke me as a person, losing everything I worked for.
|
|
I'm just a person deeply committed to working with the founder.
|
|
On those days, I'm not a person, but a little bot.
|
|
Or you can tell if there's a person riding a bicycle.
|
|
But, to me, he seems like a person trying his best.
|
|
And this is for cases where a person was actually innocent!
|
|
It showed how a person could reveal herself without being violated.
|
|
When a person starts taking buprenorphine, they regain control, Suzuki says.
|
|
Once it's sure it's a person, it can send you another.
|
|
And good drama is always built on a person who changes.
|
|
I have never seen him be violent toward a person before.
|
|
I feel more like a person than I have for ages.
|
|
I started getting out of labels identifying me as a person.
|
|
We wouldn't tell a person with diabetes not to use insulin.
|
|
Kahlo was a person, after all, not just a transcendent image.
|
|
Bernie Madoff is not a person I admire in any way.
|
|
Legal definitions of fraud require a person to knowingly be deceptive.
|
|
Lighthizer, according to a person briefed on the meeting, could not.
|
|
A negative antibody test means a person wasn't exposed to Zika.
|
|
She is a person of integrity, and I stand by her.
|
|
" Sandy Casey was "a person who brings light wherever she is.
|
|
The employee tested negative, a person familiar with the matter said.
|
|
"It's because I am a person who is searching," she said.
|
|
The president declares a person officially forgiven, and it is so.
|
|
Still, I'd never seen a person talk to another that way.
|
|
A person who attended CPAC later tested positive for the virus.
|
|
To a person, they don't worry about things that might happen.
|
|
For a person to be a back burner, communication is necessary.
|
|
An audience wouldn't like a person of color in this role.
|
|
Packages are available through May and start at $2,400 a person.
|
|
But I don't want you to do that with a person.
|
|
That is a thing a person wrote with 100 percent earnestness.
|
|
Do I care anymore if it wasn't created by a person?
|
|
Otherwise, I just eat like a person — whatever I'm hungry for.
|
|
"Anything a person isn't standing over, cops consider abandoned," Bredenberg recalled.
|
|
"He killed a person," she told me later by text message.
|
|
Once, she was a person, imposing her will on the world.
|
|
"I saw a person running away from the scene," he said.
|
|
"I didn't know a person could be so good," she said.
|
|
How close can a person get to answering an unanswerable question?
|
|
There are, after all, many different ways to be a person.
|
|
To a person, these calls came completely out of the blue.
|
|
Thus, a person who criticizes Executive Success is showing suppressive behavior.
|
|
" The guy said, "Absolutely, and I'll give you £10 a person.
|
|
We don't need a person like that representing us in Washington.
|
|
Film Club How can a challenging experience make a person stronger?
|
|
It's important to get the best vision a person can have.
|
|
Did it help you grow as a person in any way?
|
|
A person familiar with Apple's decision to expand outside Cupertino, Calif.
|
|
Not the appearance of a person, but the reality of one.
|
|
"I wasn't a person who specifically helped many people," he said.
|
|
"We're losing," he declared, according to a person in the room.
|
|
"I just ask how much a person can afford," he says.
|
|
That's the kind of stuff that will make a person neurotic.
|
|
Now, I realize that's very important as a person and athlete.
|
|
The more risk factors a person had, the greater the risk.
|
|
What could possibly motivate a person to want to kill — everyone?
|
|
No one considers you a person with eyes and a brain.
|
|
"To a person, they'd say, 'I know an Elena," Ng said.
|
|
Among other things, such a person could be subject to blackmail.
|
|
"I've grown as a person over the years," he went on.
|
|
A story of a remarkable interesting thing happening to a person.
|
|
You can't understand a person if you don't know the 'why.
|
|
" Her former husband, Robert Wagner, is now a "person of interest.
|
|
Well, I'm a scientist, but I'm also a person of faith.
|
|
He was a person of integrity, and we were in love.
|
|
Are you a person who always looks at the bright side?
|
|
He didn't look like a person on a well-deserved break.
|
|
This is not the kind of fact a person makes up.
|
|
A person at Goldman said that was not Mr. Solomon's intent.
|
|
It places a work, a person or an idea beyond reproach.
|
|
"I know who I am as a person," Ms. Lohan said.
|
|
He's always been a person of interest for the last year.
|
|
At about 10 percent, he said, a person would become unresponsive.
|
|
There's no possible way a person can consume all this content.
|
|
"A person she has always liked is Michelle Obama," McIver said.
|
|
I booked a two-person compartment for about $110 a person.
|
|
A person can get infected from even one of these oocysts.
|
|
You are no better a person than any other drug dealer.
|
|
Sport was a way for me to evolve as a person.
|
|
She's not a person who collects a lot of things, actually.
|
|
And there wasn't a person sitting down when she sang it.
|
|
It stars a person named Andrea, and she's a comedy writer.
|
|
Absent a pardon, any federal crime will follow a person forever.
|
|
Lines to get in can leave a person waiting three hours.
|
|
It's evidence of a person who can't stand on her own.
|
|
" Mr. Sherpa added: "He is a person with a strong will.
|
|
That is a person that many Americans find to be loathsome.
|
|
"Leader in a suit" is not a person in today's puzzle.
|
|
The cost of entry was twenty-seven hundred dollars a person.
|
|
Michelle is not a person who is resigned to waiting passively.
|
|
"This is a period when we need a person like Vitaly."
|
|
Was this terrorism by a person acting with "seeming political ends"?
|
|
I love doing things that can change me as a person.
|
|
"Why give a party to a person who wins?" she said.
|
|
"What you wear today defines you as a person," Shawn said.
|
|
From $2,649 a person, which includes accommodations, tours and some meals.
|
|
Once, she was a person imposing her will on the world.
|
|
"I'm a person who left home at 15," Lenny Kravitz said.
|
|
His mission, rather, is to re-evaluate Wright as a person.
|
|
There are a few factors that increase a person&aposs risk.
|
|
She even believes that cooking can change a person&aposs life.
|
|
How do you measure the value of a person in dollars?
|
|
I happen to be a person that knows how life works.
|
|
There is just so much klezmer music a person can take.
|
|
That included Kushner, according to a person familiar with the call.
|
|
Yes, she becomes a symbol — but she was a person first.
|
|
A person outside slips questions written in Chinese under the door.
|
|
We often think of empathy as something a person naturally has.
|
|
And I was like, 'Why is that different than a person?
|
|
He'll need people to know who he is as a person.
|
|
How many things could a person worry about in a day?
|
|
Today, a person in a "detached state" would be an ALASKAN.
|
|
And if it does, I can be a person of action.
|
|
Under British law, a person cannot consent to being seriously hurt.
|
|
A person who answered calls to the broker did not comment.
|
|
But you're also acknowledging the choices they make as a person.
|
|
PST when she noticed a person fall while crossing the street.
|
|
If you're President Trump, there's nothing scarier than such a person.
|
|
It's like a person who speaks constantly but says almost nothing.
|
|
From $1,700 a person including accommodations, some meals and guided hiking.
|
|
"That is the most wonderful thing that a person can have."
|
|
However, you as a person should continuously be growing and improving.
|
|
The documents didn't explain why he was a person of interest.
|
|
But Chelsea Manning as a person was sort of forgotten then.
|
|
A person can potentially steer the game in a better direction.
|
|
This is a movie about a person without personhood taking agency.
|
|
Trump is less a person than a collection of terrible traits.
|
|
What does a person eat when her only goal is satiation?
|
|
You can tell a person is a Mandalorian by their armor.
|
|
They projected principle and commitment onto a person anathema to both.
|
|
The stereotype is a person performing one job for one employer.
|
|
Uber's cars require monitoring by a person in the driver's seat.
|
|
A person became lethargic and began to lose interest in food.
|
|
Really, there's only so much a person can do or say.
|
|
You're in the peak physical shape that a person can achieve.
|
|
A criminal court can sentence a person to prison as punishment.
|
|
Sometimes a place and a person align in unexpectedly powerful ways.
|
|
Facebook used to tell us everything it knew about a person.
|
|
I understood myself to be a person who had no value.
|
|
Was Milton the result of a person you saw in public?
|
|
But a person, not a machine, was probably ultimately the cause.
|
|
A true delight of a person who was up for anything.
|
|
Human nature doesn't change, whether a person is elected or appointed.
|
|
Rates run from around 75,000 Colombia pesos a person per night.
|
|
No one knows exactly how such a person found Zarif Khan.
|
|
It targets the profession, and a person who pursues that profession.
|
|
But a person would have thought we were committing a crime.
|
|
"Turns out I am a person who needs people," he wrote.
|
|
"Turns out I am a person who needs people," he wrote.
|
|
Ethnicity determines whether a person is of Hispanic origin or not.
|
|
You can't just throw out a person like that from history.
|
|
And they understood how much harm such a person could do.
|
|
The nativist is a person who ranks the value of lives.
|
|
Occasionally, I meet a person who has never learned to drive.
|
|
Can a person have an edited memory and a "real" self?
|
|
Push too hard, too fast, and a person could be purged.
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As a person trying to have a relationship, it was excruciating.
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You're a person who definitely understands photography and how it works.
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I am a person who always looks forward and not back.
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I was raised to act as a person I was not.
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Her account was confirmed by a person close to the family.
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We can tell when a person is coughing or sneezing, though.
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But what about the solace a person needs, given that trauma.
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Such a person does not sway from his or her goals.
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Explain a person or a group by their actions and statements.
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If a person of color is winning, then we all are.
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Yep—that's a person from Maine, ground zero for perfect lobster.
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But Seth has been equally important my development as a person.
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The key to writing with personality is sounding like a person.
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