Maybe they were assigned to you randomly, maybe you found them through Craigslist or a Facebook group or an acquaintance of an acquaintance.
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That night, Eric and the acquaintance "partied" together, and the acquaintance said he saw Eric smoke Percocet twice by crushing up the pill and heating it up in tinfoil.
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Surely not — certainly not those Americans of my acquaintance.
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The ballets of Justin Peck usually grow on renewed acquaintance.
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Hellman was "a family acquaintance of the victims," police said.
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Police have referred to Johnson as "an acquaintance" of Bradley's.
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Tyler Tessier Tessier also texted an acquaintance late on Sept.
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He ran into an acquaintance, sophomore Wanetta Gibson, then 15.
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Honestly, I'm terrified of pushing social interaction beyond mere acquaintance.
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Nick's girlfriend at the time was an acquaintance of mine.
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An acquaintance once told me the best organizers in her
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Torn, he approached Albert Einstein, a family acquaintance, for counsel.
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The woman was an acquaintance of Weldon's, according to Gulluni.
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She bought the milk from an acquaintance of a friend.
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I had an acquaintance, "Julie," who was on that list.
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Three rounds of interviews later, this acquaintance was my boss.
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It was from Lee Yaffe, an acquaintance of Mr. Shkreli's.
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Lorsanova says the man was an acquaintance of her father.
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Travis panicked, calling an acquaintance for a place to stay.
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The visit had been set up by a mutual acquaintance.
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My grandmother Annette was an acquaintance of Leon Trotsky, a
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Should auld acquaintance be forgot, And never brought to mind?
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Acquaintance is, by definition, a surface understanding, susceptible to manipulation.
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How many other writers of his acquaintance said 'no chance'?
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He's joked to a mild acquaintance about grabbing women's genitals.
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Meanwhile, an online dispatch report said that Track "assaulted an acquaintance at his residence" and that "when the acquaintance attempted to call authorities, he prevented her by taking away her phone" before his arrest.
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It seemed innocent enough, but when I scrolled down in the report to the profile picture, I realized that this man was an acquaintance of mine — an acquaintance I had almost hooked up with once.
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Uncle Nick finally made the baby's acquaintance, and sparks were flying.
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"It still seems random in terms of their acquaintance," Gonzalez said.
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Just then an acquaintance from his high school broke the silence.
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Sensing he had said something wrong, the acquaintance stuttered and withdrew.
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Keating, a social acquaintance, an Arizonian, and a contributor to McCain,
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Without consistent contact, they easily fall into the realm of acquaintance.
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It also misstated the name of an Adichie family acquaintance, Mrs.
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The championship was the boys' sole acquaintance with justice at Nickel.
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He asked an acquaintance to poison her but was turned down.
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I call him that, although he may call me an acquaintance.
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One old acquaintance almost fainted when he walked up to her.
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An acquaintance of our's has cancer as well and refused chemo.
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In 2001, though, an acquaintance called and asked to buy crack.
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He reminds an acquaintance of Maggie's of the actor Patrick Dempsey.
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An acquaintance of mine was recently diagnosed with an incurable cancer.
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The woman was an acquaintance of Weldon's, Gulluni said in June.
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Inviting a female acquaintance to his cottage, Redfyre worries about decorum.
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Being watched without our knowledge by an acquaintance would be creepy.
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Or of that acquaintance who flew roundtrip to Paris for $400.
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Spell check isn't always your friend — more like a casual acquaintance.
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The 911 call was made by a female acquaintance, possibly a girlfriend.
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The Washington Post later identified the acquaintance as music publicist Rob Goldstone.
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Investigators learned of the abuse after an acquaintance of the victim intervened.
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But I have learned about him over the course of our acquaintance.
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The silver lining is her new acquaintance with Dax, the computer guru.
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So, she suggests treating ex-dates like you would any other acquaintance.
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Maurice, 29I have an old friend who's been downgraded to an acquaintance.
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I felt like we finally skipped the acquaintance [stage] and became friends.
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There was a time when he was more than an acquaintance, really.
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And what make Lively fascinating is that she feels like an acquaintance.
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The acquaintance requested anonymity, saying authorities had asked him to keep quiet.
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In L.A., she was introduced to William Allred by a mutual acquaintance.
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REPEAT CHORUS Should old acquaintance be forgot And never brought to mind?
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We are thankful that BJ nor the acquaintance were not seriously injured.
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I have yet to make the acquaintance of my own personal Siri.
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Some were ushered in to watch, including an old acquaintance of Reid's.
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At the corner of Jabotinsky Street we met an acquaintance of Tova's.
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I have an acquaintance who is a good friend of my sister's.
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Neuticles, one plugged-in acquaintance revealed, are prosthetic testicles for neutered pets.
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She was only a casual acquaintance until we connected over being pregnant.
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Paul Krugman So you go out for dinner with a wealthy acquaintance.
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To me, this child is akin to a distant, long-ago acquaintance.
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She recalled a Jewish acquaintance being killed by an ax-wielding assailant.
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I was told this by an acquaintance who works in the Kremlin.
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His youthful acquaintance with struggle was limited to being a Mets fan.
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For Ms. Zhong, a solution came through the kindness of an acquaintance.
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It remained unclear in court documents what happened to the woman's acquaintance.
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A charismatic, take-charge acquaintance soon jumped out of the friend zone.
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Years ago, an acquaintance of mine was living in Canada's Far North.
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TODAY'S WEATHER AND FINALLY Should auld acquaintance be forgot... Everybody, sing along!
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REPEAT CHORUS Should old acquaintance be forgot And never brought to mind?
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An acquaintance testified she wanted to get off crack, but had relapsed.
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"Aaron kind of had a Napoleon syndrome," says an acquaintance, Shawna Helling, 18.
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For example, she believes the police manipulated Syed's acquaintance Jay Wilds to testify.
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Later, in a café, he met a Counter-Strike acquaintance named Aleksandar Velkovski.
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Your thoughts race: It isn't it couldn't be but it is an acquaintance.
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I've heard it echoing in my head, when an acquaintance attempted a compliment.
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I feel bad when I hear an acquaintance has an accident or illness.
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Further down the strip, acquaintance Raymond Hogan asks Lampkin for his help injecting.
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Meghan Markle is also an acquaintance of the 45-year-old prime minister.
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Some media referred to her as a former girlfriend, others as an acquaintance.
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"Awkward kid, kinda sweet, strong but shit at rock climbing," the acquaintance said.
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"Whenever he saw you, he'd always asked after your family," one acquaintance noted.
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And eventually he became an acquaintance of Rainer Maria Rilke and Thomas Mann.
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He had been shot and was found in his office by an acquaintance.
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But recently, an acquaintance of mine was wearing this great workman's chore coat.
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He'd heard recently that the acquaintance who took the photograph was now dead.
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"How should I continue when nobody is behind me?" he told an acquaintance.
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" An acquaintance tells one of the daughters, "Your mother must be a saint!
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Schumer, Trump's old acquaintance from New York, presented a unified front with Pelosi.
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He was serving a life sentence for the 222 murder of an acquaintance.
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In another piece, Babitz coaxes an acquaintance into coming to a party by
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MY concerns stem from intimate acquaintance with the limitations of the measures themselves.
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Diane is pregnant, she tells Broadly, because she was raped by an acquaintance.
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I might bump into an old acquaintance who would regard me with concern.
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An acquaintance told him about a travelling act that was up for sale.
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Mr. Khashoggi's first claim to fame was his acquaintance with Osama bin Laden.
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I was sexually assaulted by an acquaintance at a party five years ago.
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Should I have waited, potentially infecting an unwitting acquaintance or their loved one?
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Hagan is a casual acquaintance with whom I've made small talk on Twitter.
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I wasn't his friend or even an acquaintance and I won't pretend otherwise.
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But a prominent A.N.C. acquaintance told him to consider the tax agency instead.
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But the length of their acquaintance helps lend some perspective to any discord.
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One day, David hits up an old acquaintance named Jacques for 10,000 francs.
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There are social risks, like inviting an acquaintance to join you for coffee.
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Their acquaintance ultimately survived the case and Epstein's guilty plea to lesser charges.
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A friend, a stranger, an ex-girlfriend, a camp buddy, an acquaintance — anyone.
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An acquaintance recently asked me for advice for applying to my exact job.
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"Nice day," he shouted at an acquaintance in a passing boat, and snorted.
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Gamberg was an acquaintance of Sheila's mom, Sue, and also knew Sharp and Wingate.
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His brother, Frank, was an acquaintance of Jill's and got her number through friends.
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Peter Rose distinguished between "stranger rape" and "acquaintance rape," lumping Tinder into the latter.
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"I think he'll be relieved" to step back from public life, one acquaintance said.
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According to the report, the female acquaintance woke up at around 20173:30 a.m.
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Sampson said a 'person of interest' could be an acquaintance, friend or family member.
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On March 22, Profumo stood before his colleagues and denied any acquaintance with Keeler.
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The midwife had summoned the woman, an acquaintance, to the hospital to offer guidance.
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Should old acquaintance be forgot ... meet 'em up in Mexico to jog your memory.
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In this case, I was the only common link—their single mutual online acquaintance.
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They also categorized the person somewhere on the scale from acquaintance to best friend.
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On the afternoon of December 14, Blake made a telephone call to an acquaintance.
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Would you consider your cervix a close friend or more of a casual acquaintance?
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In the past, I figured that a professional acquaintance must have written the article.
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In 2003, counterterrorism police arrested Babar Ahmad, a childhood acquaintance of Khan's, in Tooting.
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I looked up to find an old acquaintance who works for the city government.
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Today's casual acquaintance could be tomorrow's crucial link to a new and better gig.
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On first acquaintance, Mr. Samprovalakis's arrangement seems to drain away some of its palette.
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Economics is the science of scarcity, a subject with which he had intimate acquaintance.
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Once I told a co-worker who was more than just a work acquaintance.
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"Every acquaintance, employer, and past lover should be located and interviewed," Mr. Palladino wrote.
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Now, through an acquaintance, she has begun to form a friendship with this woman.
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"These assaults were not date rapes, they were not acquaintance rapes," Commander McEachern said.
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Or the man in Case No. 430, who had a disagreement with an acquaintance.
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"He never excludes the reader," the writer Antonya Nelson, a longtime acquaintance, once said.
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"I am really sorry to read about your troubles," the acquaintance, Jeffrey Citron, wrote.
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Chances are you've seen at least one acquaintance announce recently that they're quitting Facebook.
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That's especially true when the attacker is an acquaintance whom they must keep seeing.
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Dear Carolyn: A few years ago, I got very chummy with an old acquaintance.
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When the acquaintance asked if that was her boyfriend, Alegria told her it was.
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"Pancreatic cancer," I said without hesitation, confident that this would satisfy my determined acquaintance.
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So when he messaged me on Facebook, this acquaintance of T's, I answered immediately.
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"He can barely look you in the eye when he talks," an acquaintance said.
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In Sussex not long ago, an acquaintance approached me to share a similar story.
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And they persuaded Bijan Sabet, a longtime acquaintance and entrepreneur, to come on board.
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Does it matter if the giver is a close friend or just an acquaintance?
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"The idea that acquaintance matters less is pervasive in our culture," Ms. Manning added.
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Further acquaintance showed how Cunningham, in each piece, set himself a fresh choreographic challenge.
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"Hi, I'm Nick," he used to say, according to an acquaintance interviewed by CNN.
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In my case, I'm afraid of acquaintances, since this sexual assault was an acquaintance rape.
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Do you have a friend, neighbor or acquaintance who is notable in a particular industry?
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"He's very insecure," a close personal and professional acquaintance told the magazine at the time.
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Kelly learned of its public disappearance only through an acquaintance who had visited the museum.
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"Even a passing acquaintance with monetary history suggests that this centre won't hold," Carney said.
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"Even a passing acquaintance with monetary history suggests that this center won't hold," Carney said.
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This beautiful friendship started where endless celebrities have first made one another's acquaintance: on Twitter.
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Authorities later identified the man as Enrique Arochi, now 27, a former acquaintance of Morris.
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Authorities said he then drove to Delaware and shot an acquaintance at a car dealership.
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Miriam Hopkins (right) toasting Bette Davis in the final scene of 1943's "Old Acquaintance".
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He's also said to be an acquaintance of Trump allies Roger Stone and Carter Page.
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More than half of all homicide victims are murdered by an intimate partner or acquaintance.
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An acquaintance of Malzahn said blood was found throughout Gorospe's SUV, according to the report.
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Most people would crumble if someone said to them what this acquaintance said to you.
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"He'd been real worried about whether or not he'd slipped into psychosis," the acquaintance said.
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"The last month, he looked worried, he looked upset, he looked confused," the acquaintance said.
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Lee is a longtime acquaintance of Taylor, who was his thesis advisor at Columbia University.
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The woman was an acquaintance of Weldon's, according to Hampden County District Attorney Anthony Gulluni.
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Another colleague had the urge to hang out with an acquaintance so she texted her.
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Saleh, the most gregarious, has returned to playing card games with friends, said one acquaintance.
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After two years with PricewaterhouseCoopers, she left to start a business with a college acquaintance.
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Does a new acquaintance just speak haltingly, or is it a sign of mild senility?
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An acquaintance, Jane Aronson—a pediatrician who calls herself the Orphan Doctor—had contacted her.
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For example, early in their acquaintance, Luke Cage clashes with the super-rich Danny Rand.
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Finally, his father informed an acquaintance or two and somehow the news got to school.
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As for the wood, an acquaintance of my father lets me have some for free.
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Bree Hitchcock, an acquaintance with mutual friends, saw a post and wanted to help out.
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Turns out they had an acquaintance in common from their high school days in Florida.
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A full acquaintance with the obesity research doesn't necessarily help parents make their daily decisions.
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The professor of the class is the executive editor of Billboard and a friendly acquaintance.
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Recently, I ran into an acquaintance while waiting for my order at a local restaurant.
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One detainee was an acquaintance he barely recognized because he had lost so much weight.
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The acquaintance, who was an FBI informant, arranged for a hit man who'd charge $10,000.
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The 29-year-old acquaintance refused medical treatment at the scene, according to the NYPD.
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"Jeff is a libertarian," a close acquaintance, who has known Bezos for decades, told me.
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Trump Jr. said he agreed to the meeting at the request of an unnamed acquaintance.
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Dan Taberski, an acquaintance of Mr. Simmons (and a Slimmons regular), wants to know why.
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Rowland borrowed the gun "under false pretenses" from an acquaintance, according to the university statement.
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When I mentioned this to an acquaintance whose children attend my daughter's school, she blanched.
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Your rib cage is not a jaunty new acquaintance you can chat with ata party.
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There, Brian ran into an acquaintance and stopped to chat, which apparently annoyed his wife.
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Biermann and Kopech began dating in 2016 after an acquaintance, who also plays baseball, introduced them.
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Bean and "an adult acquaintance" were the only ones present in the home at the time.
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She thought it could be a rival realtor, or an acquaintance who was angry at her.
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Whelan's lawyer says his client thinks he was set up by the acquaintance and the FSB.
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The bear eventually tires of its new acquaintance and wanders off, presumably to search for food.
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The automated messages urge the caller to encourage their acquaintance to pay back what they owe.
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An acquaintance recently pinned us at a restaurant bar, decrying the president for being a Muslim.
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We run into an old acquaintance of my husband's, who buys our first round of beers.
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There's a work acquaintance of mine sitting on the other side of us at the bar.
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For example, if an acquaintance is sharing false or misleading information that's generating lots of engagement.
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Some people we asked said it was "awkward" to get a poop emoji from an acquaintance.
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Dershowitz has written that he hesitated to defend Epstein because he was an "acquaintance," Bruck writes.
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The acquaintance told police that Eric purchased five pills of Percocet for $35 each on Sept.
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Beyond these rudiments, we faced a deafening silence about acquaintance rape, relationship violence and sexual degradation.
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If an acquaintance from school or someone in their social circle used it too heavily though?
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I didn't even really talk to him… That's the extent of my acquaintance with Mr. Flynn.
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It's soap — not a cousin, a colleague, a classmate, an old friend or a business acquaintance.
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What about your big-hearted but foul-mouthed friend, or a well-mannered but distant acquaintance?
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Tide is not a cousin, a colleague, a classmate, an old friend, or a business acquaintance.
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In 17, a Japanese acquaintance asked him to help launder 224 protected radiated tortoises from Madagascar.
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The phrase also serves as a summary of the Cub who's had Maddon's acquaintance the longest.
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The breadth and depth of his acquaintance were the foundation of his success as a publisher.
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Most were in their mid-20s, of normal weight, and with some acquaintance with office life.
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But soon the defendant thought better of it and hired a family acquaintance to represent him.
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Writers lacking an everyday acquaintance with children are less likely to conceive them as literary personalities.
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Unfortunately, Trump doesn't do facts, doesn't know humanity and has only a passing acquaintance with community.
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A friendly acquaintance — a neighbor, a fellow parent, our real estate agent — asks about my work.
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She said he had dispatched a mutual acquaintance last January to approach her husband, Skiffington Holderness.
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A teenager can renew acquaintance with a passionate interest or hobby that might have fallen away.
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A Twitter acquaintance who calls herself a "genealogy geek" needs only a family tree on Ancestry.
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But an acquaintance from business school offered him a job in early 2016 at Bank Frey.
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Though the years, I've had an arm's-length acquaintance with Nathan because we share an agent.
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Just before leaving, Mr. von Christierson mentioned to an acquaintance that he was heading to Havana.
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A month ago, I heard that an acquaintance had died in childbirth because of poor facilities.
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Finally free, Rayborn, according to an acquaintance, sought a job as an accountant at General Electric.
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Fortune has granted me a long (but admittedly not deep) acquaintance with Judge Brett Kavanaugh's family.
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Then came an email in 183 from their new boss to an acquaintance at another university.
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The performers exude the mutual comfort and confidence that you'd expect to attend such long acquaintance.
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I ran into an acquaintance, Nic McCarthy, who said that he had narrowly avoided the car.
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Ms. St. James recalled being sexually assaulted in the streets of Flatbush, Brooklyn, by an acquaintance.
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And he apologizes to a longtime acquaintance, whose wife he once seduced, for causing his divorce.
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"They are not on our calendar," he told an Indian journalist of my acquaintance last year.
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Corsi, an acquaintance of Trump ally Roger Stone, has spent years spreading right-wing conspiracy theories.
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He asked an acquaintance whose voice he thought sounded white to negotiate for him by phone.
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However, when the gift came from an acquaintance, recipients preferred it when it was neatly wrapped.
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Traditionally, an officer who identified someone in court had to demonstrate prior acquaintance with the individual.
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Scenario: An acquaintance gives you a "can't miss" tip on a stock at a cocktail party.
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The ostensible purpose of the scene is for her to catch up with a former acquaintance.
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He added Prince Andrew -- an old Jeffrey Epstein acquaintance -- even thought Leo's GFs are too young.
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When I was 12 years old, I was sexually assaulted by an acquaintance and became pregnant.
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After Malone played in Nashville, Ray was introduced through a mutual acquaintance and a fast camaraderie blossomed.
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He said he visited the office to help an acquaintance who didn't speak fluent English seek benefits.
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"We believe that the younger acquaintance did know that this was going to occur," Alcorn told WBAL.
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Macaulay CulkinThe Home Alone star was, according to Davis' interview with The Cut, an acquaintance of Delvey's.
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I bump into an acquaintance in the lab and we chat about our classes for a minute.
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It was only later, after you passed the "acquaintance" stage, that your Scorpio sun took center stage.
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In March 2013, Bahn, through an acquaintance, met Harris, who has counted Madonna among his famous friends.
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Alice started as an acquaintance, and then she became a friend, and finally like a little sister.
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Then a card from a Sri Lankan acquaintance named Suriya beckons Elsie back to the Eastern Hemisphere.
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"You up?" has a way of taking texts with an acquaintance from flirty to frustrating very quickly.
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Should auld acquaintance be forgot indeed, let's not bring this energy with us into the new year.
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But Walters said the men had first contacted a mutual acquaintance of Warren, identified as Irineo Mujica.
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Police were alerted after Thomas, 30, allegedly told an acquaintance on Sunday that she killed her children.
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"Was his service to the country at the level to deserve this?" muses one long-term acquaintance.
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And I knew her as a kind, patient acquaintance, who, in her own way, changed my life.
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So just how many hours of togetherness does it take for an acquaintance to become a friend?
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"We don't know what went wrong or what happened," one local acquaintance told the paper of Noor.
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It was through the same acquaintance that Intrater donated $250,000 to Trump's inauguration fund, one source said.
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In his letter, Edwards highlighted his acquaintance with foreign heads of state, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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Trump did recently make the acquaintance — from a distance — of a dog with a bona fide job.
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I vividly recall one acquaintance who was a good Christian, solid conservative Republican, and staunch Nixon supporter.
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Not long ago, in central London, I bumped into a male acquaintance and we started talking soccer.
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But have no fear, there are nine dogs on site who can't wait to make your acquaintance.
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Nor is it unjust to pick on this indiscreet acquaintance, even if others are cheating this way.
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My trainer was barely more than an acquaintance, but he taught me how to pull myself up.
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It matters because an acquaintance was raped by her husband and no one would call it rape.
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She considered him an acquaintance, the victim said, and they had never been in a romantic relationship.
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Numerous studies have shown that victims of acquaintance rape were blamed more than victims of stranger rapes.
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Letter of Recommendation "Hey," a new acquaintance said to me shortly after I moved to Portland, Ore.
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A shelter for battered women down in Tupelo, the bedroom of an acquaintance, the streets, the forest.
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Ms. Wojcicki has been a Salesforce board director since 2014, and Mr. Benioff is a longtime acquaintance.
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Paying anything at all for the medical expenses of an acquaintance is doing more than you must.
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Her Berenice inhabits the well-worn kitchen of the Addams house with the sureness of long acquaintance.
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If your closest surviving acquaintance is a best friend or distant relative, you can leave them money.
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"What a dignified and serious city!" exclaimed Friedrich Nietzsche on first acquaintance in the late 19th century.
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In fact, Roger respected other cultures a great deal more than most progressives of my acquaintance do.
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Such a casual acquaintance seemed at odds with the efforts Bayoumi made to help the two strangers.
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In March, Marian Kocner, a businessman and acquaintance of Zsuzsova, was also charged with ordering the murder.
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Indeed, an acquaintance once asked if I travel so much to 'fill the void' in my life.
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But I have an acquaintance who has figured out how to use this rule to her advantage.
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A 25-year-old female acquaintance of the suspect was wounded, treated and released from a hospital.
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Fresnada and a 29-year-old acquaintance were approached by several unidentified males around 1:25 a.m.
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Although Zhou Youguang never joined the party, that acquaintance would lead directly to his development of Pinyin.
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Russia's Federal Security Service detained Whelan after an acquaintance handed him a flash drive containing classified information.
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Meanwhile, Ellie may be a classic noir femme fatale, or she may just be a casual acquaintance.
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Police arrested Malek Thornton, 18, an acquaintance of Bell's, in connection to the murder the following day.
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At first, I attended every happy hour, acquaintance-hosted housewarming, and workplace meet and greet I could find.
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Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) detained Whelan after an acquaintance handed him a flash drive containing classified information.
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That man, Gemmel Moore, was a 26-year-old acquaintance of Buck's, who invited Moore to his home.
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It all began, Forstall said, because Jobs had an acquaintance at Microsoft who he really, really, didn't like.
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So what should you do when that new acquaintance at a party asks how long you've been friends?
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Block, who knew of Barker as a neighborhood acquaintance, agreed to help him and got into his car.
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Thankfully, an acquaintance from a local support group was able to take him in for a few days.
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If that's the case, asking out your ex-boss becomes just like asking out any friend or acquaintance.
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His style—ascetic and almost monkish, as an acquaintance puts it—differs sharply from that of his compatriot.
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Detectives also learned McFadden traveled to the Pacific Northwest in 1979 with an acquaintance from their home town.
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On the 1st, a solar eclipse could reveal a secret crush who's been masquerading as a casual acquaintance.
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In 2002 Brian Banks, a high-school football player, was accused of rape and kidnapping by an acquaintance.
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Instead he uses his acquaintance with extreme environments to reflect on the mental and physical benefits of walking.
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While texting with an acquaintance recently to iron out plans for drinks, something happened that gave me pause.
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The email came from Rob Goldstone, a publicist and acquaintance of Trump Jr.'s who arranged the meeting.
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An acquaintance drove Shaw and Cravitz to California, where Cravitz&aposs parents lived, two days later, she wrote.
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"I only know him as a peripheral acquaintance and he's always been so generous with me," Paulson continued.
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For Charlotte, that time was as peaceful as any she has ever known, a longtime acquaintance tells PEOPLE.
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He was found guilty in 2015 of murdering acquaintance Odin Lloyd in an industrial park near his home.
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Police have questioned Perera's acquaintance, according to an investigation report filed in the Colombo Magistrate's Court on Thursday.
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I once asked a really smart acquaintance of mine that very question, randomly using Cincinnati as an example.
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A second acquaintance said he was a fan of sambo, a form of martial arts popular in Russia.
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It's a looming demonic threat as much as it's a trip to the mall with a new acquaintance.
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In the early 90s, Bryce became an ironworker through a family acquaintance and grew active in the union.
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No distinction is ever made between acquaintance and stranger as far as the right to hospitality is concerned.
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So when Jack told the House of Commons he had no improper acquaintance with her, that was it.
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He wrote about the time an acquaintance enlisted him to act in an ad campaign, Kos-Read's first.
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In the "Su Ching" email chain, Kavanaugh thanks an unidentified acquaintance for a great time over the weekend.
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But he certainly left an impression on Muminov, who describes himself as an employer and acquaintance of Saipov.
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An acquaintance who lived in the same area of Ohio said he knew Saipov through the Uzbek community.
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He was killed on July 14, 1881, in Fort Sumner, N.M., by an acquaintance-turned-nemesis, Pat Garrett.
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Along the way, an acquaintance of ours started throwing snowballs at us, playfully, and we started throwing back.
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Partly their differences are generational — Olivia is pushing 40; Ethan has yet to make the acquaintance of 30.
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A big part of the charm of these songs comes from his childhood acquaintance Maurice Deebank's guitar work.
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Frequently, my parents will get calls from back home informing them that an acquaintance of theirs has died.
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A letter to an acquaintance on this day in 1773 indicates that her renown also won her freedom.
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A letter to an acquaintance on this day in 1773 indicates that her notoriety also won her freedom.
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Ms. Grossman's curiosity about her old college acquaintance was piqued, so she sent him a message on Facebook.
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A law-school acquaintance encouraged her to apply to an opening in the New York Family Court system.
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Mr. Boucher is an acquaintance of the senator, a police spokesman, Master Trooper Jeremy Hodges, said on Saturday.
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About a year ago, an acquaintance recommended that my dad get the Bushnell Trophy Cam HD Essential E2.
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According to court documents, the Chinese developer, Longwei Xu, met his accuser, a model, through a mutual acquaintance.
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Williams had one friend in this world, Mollie, a casual acquaintance who earns her living walking the streets.
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It began a long acquaintance with Dr. Pasachoff, now one of the leading eclipse astronomers in the world.
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Do you know what to say or what to do when a friend, relative or acquaintance has cancer?
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Gay marriage has largely been accepted because most Americans know a gay person; fewer have a transgender acquaintance.
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Police said Atkins first shot his 76-year-old grandmother and kidnapped a 17-year-old female acquaintance.
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We may have passing acquaintance with what we like, but we don't have much of an intimate relationship.
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"I don't know how Yale would have handled it all," said an acquaintance of Ramirez from Pierson College.
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Mr. Fruman, a longtime acquaintance of Mr. Parnas, joined the entourage, two people familiar with the festivities said.
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The app also allows users to request payment — in other words, to send an acquaintance a formal invoice.
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After the war, on his own in Germany, he studied draftsmanship and, through an acquaintance, took up singing.
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It's possible that disclosing your parameters will cause your acquaintance to clarify what she's looking for, and why.
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Mr. Barbuceanu contacted an acquaintance, who owns a horse farm in Peris and agreed to host the animals.
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One day, he begins reading a notebook belonging to Cristiano (Aristides de Sousa), an acquaintance and factory worker.
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Soon she and an acquaintance were robbing houses to get money for drugs, including heroin and crack cocaine.
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You've already forgotten the sleepless nights that you had, the marital strife, your uneasy acquaintance with baby poop.
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Then, in September of this year, Track, an Army veteran who served in Iraq, was arrested after he allegedly "assaulted an acquaintance at his residence" and that "when the acquaintance attempted to call authorities, he prevented her by taking away her phone," according to an Alaska State Troopers online dispatch report.
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Her daughter Gypsy realized that she wasn't actually sick, and plotted with an online acquaintance to kill her mother.
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Tis the season to let old acquaintance be forgot — aka, it's time to bid goodbye to Netflix's 2018 arrivals.
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I recently received a Facebook message from a high school acquaintance I hadn't seen or spoken to in years.
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It was some three days later that an acquaintance of Bravo's who hadn't heard from him called the cops.
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Then, in January 2016, an acquaintance sent Max a message about an account on Facebook pretending to be him.
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Martinez had killed the man, an acquaintance of his daughter's, as revenge for his calling her a bad mother.
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According to police, Miranda-Alvarez is an acquaintance of Flores' family, and allegedly knew Flores had recently given birth.
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Investigators say he then drove to a used car lot in Wilmington and shot an acquaintance in the head.
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Police say Chance was an acquaintance of the missing woman, who hailed from Oshtemo Township, about 50 miles south.
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These advanced notifications obviate the need to remember which friend, colleague, acquaintance, or family member uses which chat system.
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Yes and no: I contacted the head of one such London firm, an acquaintance from my Central Asia days.
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The acquaintance told authorities Thomas said she needed to move immediately and asked for his help, the paper reports.
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Police say Chance was an acquaintance of the missing woman, but they did not connect him to her disappearance.
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Roma says she had known Lancaster for years as a friendly acquaintance, never realizing her far-right political views.
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Trump Jr. said the acquaintance attended the June 9, 2016, meeting — which Goldstone told the Post is the case.
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When you do sign off to a colleague or acquaintance with "XO," the message you communicate resonates: I'm savvy.
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One of the men in the stairwell fired at the officers and fled to an apartment of an acquaintance.
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Or it could be a random conversation with an acquaintance or a conversation with stranger at a networking event.
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Imagine if, upon meeting you for the first time, an acquaintance started questioning the intimate details of your life.
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Prosecutors who are trying the case in Batesville allege she was set on fire by an acquaintance, Quinton Tellis.
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The report provided the names of Perera's acquaintance whom Reuters has been unable to locate and the Japanese middleman.
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Olivia Wilde chatted with an acquaintance about the realities of life in Brooklyn until Sudeikis emerged, showered and changed.
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The details surrounding the charges are sketchy at best -- officials say the targets were family members of an acquaintance.
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He characterized his relationship with her as "an acquaintance," although he did say he had some interest in her.
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He was charged with a misdemeanor assault and battery count in an incident with a female acquaintance April 13.
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Authorities are searching for a motive and are investigating whether Brewer knew Hicks or his acquaintance before his death.
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An acquaintance from St Petersburg said Jalilov had worked for about a year in a chain of sushi restaurants.
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There was a young woman — a co-worker and acquaintance, as it turned out — passed out next to me.
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I had run into an acquaintance from high school just minutes prior, but somehow meeting Labrie was less awkward.
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Levine had been shot and was found in his office by an acquaintance at approximately 12:10 a.m. Saturday.
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In this case that sentiment is based on long acquaintance after the offence rather than brief knowledge before it.
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The tragic finale occurred when she showed up at my apartment with our mutual acquaintance to collect her belongings.
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Mr. Kaine ran and won, serving under Mark Warner, an old acquaintance from Harvard Law who was elected governor.
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It was a remake of the 1943 movie "Old Acquaintance" — not of a movie also called "Rich and Famous."
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The Daily Beast reports it obtained the email from director of revenue management Jeng Chi Hung to an acquaintance.
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Anyone who has followed the campus rape crisis knows that alcohol consumption increases the likelihood of acquaintance sexual assault.
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Some awful avocado toast photo posted by an acquaintance—way after I posted mine—is already over 100 likes.
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The victim, who has not been identified by the authorities, was an acquaintance of Mr. Niccolini's, the police said.
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Lopez calls himself an acquaintance of Venezuelan Vice President Tareck El Aissami, who also was on the Treasury blacklist.
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There was a time I went home with a Waspy willowy blonde of passing acquaintance after a champagne binge.
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But I showed it to an acquaintance (I may or may not have run around showing it to everyone).
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Desperate for sponsors, she turned to her old acquaintance King Hussein, who offered the support of Royal Jordanian Airlines.
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Further, the perpetrator was a casual acquaintance, and the crime was committed later that evening at a separate location.
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Last year, he was charged with possession after he gave a ride to an acquaintance who was carrying drugs.
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Trump was caught on tape joking with an acquaintance about how he likes to touch women against their will.
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I vividly remember one crisp fall day in Yosemite when an acquaintance asked where our friend Lyn was climbing.
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An acquaintance in Barcelona had arranged for me to meet Josep M. Puig Vall, the amiable 50ish town mayor.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the given name of the acquaintance Justin Gimelstob is accused of beating.
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"Nothing that I can say is going to make any sense," Julie tells a confused acquaintance at one point.
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Abe's warm ties with Trump and his acquaintance with other world leaders has been seen as a diplomatic plus.
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An acquaintance says that when she later asked Mallory about Jake, Mallory replied that Jake had died by suicide.
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Mr. Barker was a family acquaintance, Chief Wyffels said, so Ms. Block agreed to accompany him in his car.
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At last she runs into an old acquaintance who spontaneously offers her the use of an apartment in Biarritz.
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An acquaintance who's doing a semester abroad at a local university has had most of her classes made remote.
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"I am not who you think I am," she imagines telling a hypothetical acquaintance on the book's first page.
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When she entered the bathroom, the acquaintance allegedly closed the door behind her and left, leaving Young with Weinstein.
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Your expectations of a best mate a higher of those of an acquaintance of a friend or a colleague.
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Throughout our history, the harm of sexual violence, particularly when inflicted by an acquaintance, has been trivialized or ignored.
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And a very sophisticated 10-year-old of my acquaintance pronounced the production the best he'd ever been to.
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Simon Hobday was known as Scruffy, for his distant acquaintance with the reasonably stylish attire favored in his calling.
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I'm not sure whether it's better to see this show with or without previous acquaintance with Mr. DeLillo's novel.
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The acquaintance who's always suggesting you get together for brunch is thirsty — or maybe you're just judgmental and mean.
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The paper also noted that an F.B.I. informant learned that a communist acquaintance of the Seborers eventually visited them.
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There, he made the acquaintance of Sean Spicer, then a relatively little-known spokesman for the Republican National Committee.
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Would it make a difference if the abuser here had been a closer friend and not just an acquaintance?
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She mentioned a 30-year-old acquaintance who lives in Iowa and is a passionate supporter of Bernie Sanders.
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Wynn was a new acquaintance; Wells's job gives a friendship-cementing mechanism to a man who is fairly shy.
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Although she is a native of New York, she makes her first acquaintance with aimless urban walking in France.
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The store manager called the police on two African-American men, who were arrested while waiting for an acquaintance.
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But I feared that some acquaintance would see me, interrogate me and never think the same of me again.
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She only learned of his death from an acquaintance, with no official word from Wagner or the Russian authorities.
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That acquaintance was Rob Goldstone, the president of a marketing company who has worked with the Miss Universe organization.
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A family acquaintance accused her of stealing a cell phone—something Vikki always denied—and she was subsequently arrested.
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Dr. Forde was recommended to her by a mutual acquaintance, a gastroenterologist who had been one of his students.
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A polo playing acquaintance of Prince William, Singh's dashing presence at Le Bal has attracted considerable press attention in Paris.
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In the release, the sheriff's office said investigators discovered Papini had been texting with an unidentified male acquaintance from Michigan.
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A polo playing acquaintance of Prince William, Phillippe's date Singh's presence at Le Bal has attracted press attention in Paris.
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In one instance, Jason saw an acquaintance pass by him on the street, but didn't stop to talk to him.
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In another, I looked up a new acquaintance on LinkedIn before a meeting and, hours later, Facebook recommended we connect.
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Ines, loath to be embarrassed yet again, is forced to play along, reluctantly making small talk with her "new" acquaintance.
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An equivalent map for Facebook, where connections are much more strongly based on prior acquaintance, would likely look very different.
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Another urged me to reach out to an acquaintance who had birthed a little girl a year or so ago.
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"I haven't been sober this year, I don't think," an old acquaintance told me recently while catching up on Facebook.
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" Former Allegheny County deputy district attorney Law Claus, another acquaintance of Rabinowitz's, called the doctor a "trusted confidant and healer.
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Van Houten said she later met Manson through an acquaintance at Spahn Ranch, a hippie compound outside of Los Angeles.
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That experience could also be a solitary one — you'd be hard-pressed to find an acquaintance familiar with these videos.
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Bolling was then visited by a female acquaintance, who told police that Eric offered her Xanax and Percocet that night.
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A new acquaintance and I are trying to hammer out the details of a new venture I'm really excited about.
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In his magnum opus, The Nature of Prejudice, Allport reasoned that bigotry often boils down to a lack of acquaintance.
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Another acquaintance-based challenge was to spend time with someone I like but who wants something that I cannot give.
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"He's really sweet," said Biermann, explaining that the two got together after an acquaintance, who also plays baseball, introduced them.
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"Htin Kyaw is a very quiet man who loves literature," Zaw Min Kyaw, a longtime acquaintance, told The Associated Press.
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The last person I told about my boyfriends, an acquaintance at a party, laughed because she thought I was joking.
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It's an awful moment of victim blaming, and Hakeem just sits there, knowing damn well that his acquaintance punched her.
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TMZ has obtained a copy of the text, sent to an acquaintance named Safari -- no relation to Nicki Minaj's ex.
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"He's really sweet," said Brielle, explaining that the two got together after an acquaintance, who also plays baseball, introduced them.
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But if you're texting a more casual acquaintance — or worse, a crush — each message takes on a lot more weight.
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"Virtually all of this risk involved homicide by a family member or intimate acquaintance," wrote Kellermann and his co-authors.
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He told lawmakers at the time that he "merely wanted confirmation" from an acquaintance that Assange had information on Clinton.
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She's happy to visit humanity's homeworld until an acquaintance stops by with a warning: someone is trying to frame her.
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One acquaintance said his personality can be traced to growing up as a Korean in Japan, where discrimination is rampant.
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His acquaintance with the O.S.S. spymaster Allen Dulles had made him an easy though absurd target for Stalin's last purge.
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" Another character, describing an old acquaintance, says she's "collecting her portion of gloom and dismay, just like any of us.
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If you've been referred by a mutual acquaintance, do not save that for the body of the email, said Augustine.
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According to Brookline police records, detectives interrupted Lerner and his ex-con companion in the midst of robbing an acquaintance.
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Naomi, Erin and Samantha (Alysia Reiner), a government lawyer who investigates insider trading and is an old acquaintance of Naomi's.
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The acquaintance and another individual, he told investigators, had used the apartment to stock weapons and make bombs last year.
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Shortly after signing the lease, Mr. Heitz ran into a musical theater acquaintance, Blake Zolfo, 25, at a catering gig.
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It appears that Mr. Ohr's ties to this world are through a professional acquaintance and through his wife, Nellie Ohr.
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Well I have been an acquaintance of and admirer of Bob Greenblatt, the head of NBCUniversal, for a long time.
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That's when an acquaintance at a local law firm emailed him to pitch the services of his colleague Mr. Costello.
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Around when I was first diagnosed, I was talking with an acquaintance who had just been diagnosed with testicular cancer.
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Mr. Kim was accused of promising an acquaintance of Druking a government job in return for his work, he said.
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A young man, Jamie Townes, who Mr. Glasgow says was an acquaintance, approached and reported that his car was missing.
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The nuclear scientist, he explained, was an acquaintance who helped him make sense of the technical reporting around the negotiations.
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The acquaintance he turned to for help was an FBI informant, who started recording their conversations in June last year.
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An acquaintance at his mosque said the man was "frustrated" at work because his handicap had prevented him from advancing.
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I phoned a fiendishly good home cook of my acquaintance, whose children have been through vegan, vegetarian and pescatarian stages.
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Mr. Grundfest, an acquaintance of Mr. Wanger, tried to provide expert testimony, pro bono, to the S.E.C. on his behalf.
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An acquaintance who trains support dogs for military veterans suggested that she get a puppy to help her move forward.
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If anything, she suggests the opposite — that marginalized kids are so isolated that they don't even make one another's acquaintance.
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Any contacts with Kocner, an acquaintance of politicians from various parties, have become toxic in the light of the charges.
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Advocates said it was time for prosecutors to take a different approach to victims of acquaintance rapes and sexual harassment.
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The woman unwittingly followed Weinstein into the bathroom and the acquaintance shut the door behind her, according to court documents.
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If you've been referred by a mutual acquaintance, do not save that for the body of the email, Augustine said.
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Sexual assault and rape are less likely to be committed by a stranger, rather than an intimate partner or acquaintance.
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The woman unwittingly followed Weinstein into the bathroom and the acquaintance shut the door behind her, according to court documents.
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Since they lived far apart—one in Kyoto, the other in Osaka—most likely a mutual acquaintance had introduced them.
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Most often, that someone is either a family member or an acquaintance, such as a coach, counselor, priest or teacher.
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And getting drugs here proved just as easy as in the city: One Facebook message to an acquaintance did it.
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Whether it is a life partner or a new acquaintance, take a moment to be grateful for this shared intimacy.
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Sonia Hernandez, a former family acquaintance of Kinnunen, told CNN his brother's death was "the most traumatic thing" for him.
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She displayed a mastery of the labyrinthine house that seemed to come from deep acquaintance with any signs of disorder.
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An acquaintance, a businessman and a fellow treasure hunter, once made the mistake of bringing home a discarded Jewish gravestone.
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And we can experience these things even if the other person is just an acquaintance or even a complete stranger.
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One man scribbled down the phone number of a Romanian acquaintance eager to reach out to a fellow new citizen.
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One is an 18-year-old in New Hampshire who asked a 15-year-old of his acquaintance for sex.
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Months ago, she received an order from a casual acquaintance for a wedding cake to be delivered in the summer.
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The suspect was believed to have fatally shot an acquaintance before firing at police officers as they entered the apartment.
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An acquaintance of Wyatt Earp and an accomplished Shakespearean actor on Broadway, Hart didn't arrive in Hollywood until he was 2875.
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An acquaintance of Wyatt Earp and an accomplished Shakespearean actor on Broadway, Hart didn't arrive in Hollywood until he was 2165.
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An acquaintance of Wyatt Earp and an accomplished Shakespearean actor on Broadway, Hart didn't arrive in Hollywood until he was 212.
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Should old acquaintance be forgot, remember that you can always stay in and enjoy the best that streaming has to offer.
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She did not make a formal complaint to police until an acquaintance did so on her behalf, the Irish Times reported.
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And he was good friends with all of my friends and I would say that he was an acquaintance of mine.
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Oliver told me that at 15, in his first sexual experience, he'd been raped by a family acquaintance and contracted HIV.
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But that's only possible because with a full-time job and being the acquaintance of her doctor, she can afford it.
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The nice thing about quotes is that they give us a nodding acquaintance with the originator, which is often socially impressive.
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A live video shared by someone you follow is more likely to interest you than one shared by a distant acquaintance.
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Henri must have made the acquaintance of one "Eddie Lynch," an orderly in Wards 27 and 31 in the late '40s.
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In August, federal authorities charged Kendricks with the crime, alleging Kendricks had made $1.2 million illegally through tips from an acquaintance.
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She was cast on the show by the Bravo executive and television host Andy Cohen, of whom she was an acquaintance.
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An acquaintance of Wyatt Earp and an accomplished Shakespearean actor on Broadway, Hart didn't arrive in Hollywood until he was 49.
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Why do you see every post about breakfast from a random acquaintance but not the new baby of your college roommate?
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An Amazon Echo device secretly recorded a Portland family's conversation — and then sent it to a random acquaintance in their contacts.
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In 1985, an acquaintance requested that Chung produce a pageant for an Asian arts festival to be held in Santa Clara.
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Family members told police they feared for their safety and for Griffen's, detailing what one acquaintance described as a nervous breakdown.
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One day, Grace happens to make the acquaintance of Fever Dream singer Jes — and gets photographed by the paparazzi doing it.
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Motherboard independently confirmed this Steam account belongs to Atchison through both an acquaintance and records of his online activity on Pastebin.
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Late one night about a month and a half before the election, Floyd Parrish and an acquaintance got into an argument.
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Her only companion is her mother, a Mayflower descendant who tells every new acquaintance that she runs five miles a day.
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Meeting him in person is an uncanny experience, because he comes off as both an intimate acquaintance and a total stranger.
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It's based in Whitefish, Montana, the small hometown of Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, and the CEO is an acquaintance of Zinke's.
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I'm making a failed attempt at "mindful dishwashing," the subject of a how-to article an acquaintance recently shared on Facebook.
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An acquaintance introduced him to Tim League, founder and chief executive of Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, a chain based in Austin, Tex.
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A manager called police after the men declined to leave the premises because, they said, they were waiting for an acquaintance.
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In 2005, Crystal drove the acquaintance, his wife, and their newborn daughter to Mexico, where she left her car for repairs.
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Kriket has denied the charges against him, claiming he rented the apartment for an acquaintance whose name he refused to reveal.
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The Montrouge gunman is identified as an acquaintance of Chérif Kouachi, and a link between the two attacks begins to emerge.
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How did an Amazon Echo end up recording a couple's private conversation and sending it to an acquaintance without their knowledge?
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Police said an acquaintance found the 28-year-old dead at her home in southern Seoul and reported it to authorities.
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Of course, the act of sharing an employment opportunity with a friend or acquaintance should be viewed as intrinsically beneficial itself.
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But any contacts with Kocner, an acquaintance of politicians from various parties, have become toxic in the light of the charges.
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A 24-year-old acquaintance of the group named Watson Fincher explained its dynamics to the Tampa Bay Times on Tuesday.
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One young man of my acquaintance, who doesn't much like to get dirt under his fingernails, has become enamored of succulents.
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That would imply that the worst thing I ever did in my entire life was refrain from murdering that bar acquaintance.
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Ms. Guerry said that she knew Georgetown Prep boys through participating in school performances, and that Brett Kavanaugh was an acquaintance.
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But a student is not a friend or acquaintance: He or she is someone with whom you have a professional relationship.
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Mr. Muzin told his old acquaintance that "Broidy's name comes up in embassy meetings often" with Qatari diplomats, the complaint states.
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Young listeners are encouraged to move to the rhythms and expand their acquaintance through a hands-on session after the show.
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Ressa attended Princeton — her classmates included Bezos, a casual acquaintance — and wrote a play about Philippine politics for her senior thesis.
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"The woman who saw you said, 'I just hope no one tries to take advantage of him,' " the acquaintance told me.
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Gratitude for the chance to make Barzini's acquaintance, and for Barrese's sensitivity in making the introduction, is accompanied by ethical queasiness.
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And an acquaintance, the model Anja Rubik, signed on initially as a muse and stayed to oversee the brand's advertising campaigns.
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So go — and give — only if you believe that helping support this acquaintance is a good use of your charitable funds.
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The email said that Jenkins had been asked by an acquaintance in the Chinese government to reach out to his network.
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One rousing way to observe the holiday is to hook up with your partner, friend, or acquaintance in a festive way.
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Palin allegedly assaulted an acquaintance, then prevented her from calling police by taking away her phone, troopers said in a statement.
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This feeling, common to many Jane-ites of my acquaintance, is a reactionary frisson, not a real step away from liberalism.
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The troika is led by Ike Perlmutter, the reclusive chairman of Marvel Entertainment, who is a longtime acquaintance of President Trump's.
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Farkhanur Gavrilova, 67, from the central Russian village of Kedrovoye, said she only learned of her son's death from an acquaintance.
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Ronald Reagan tried and failed to do away with the Energy and Education Departments, I told an acquaintance who teaches English.
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The only person who seems to be having fun is Pankaj Tripathi, who plays Pandit, an acquaintance of the four protagonists.
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Years later, as an artist in Britain, Prue encounters an acquaintance from her past who stirs up a nest of secrets.
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But mine, on further acquaintance, dwindled into a novelty, whereas the experience that underlay the professional version began to glimmer through.
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She stopped to chat with an acquaintance sporting a rainbow coif courtesy of Williams's vegan hair color line, Good Dye Young.
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Under the sponsorship of an acquaintance, I was granted "indefinite leave to remain" and received care through the National Health Service.
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Then again, your iPhone is no longer a reliable indicator of economic status; several homeless people in my acquaintance have one.
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Shortly after she began teaching art history at Vassar, Nochlin had a conversation with an (unnamed) acquaintance that changed her life.
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She first met him as an acquaintance of her parents, and both are involved in a liberal Conservative group called Bright Blue.
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The unidentified Ukrainian man in turn hired an acquaintance who had fought in the separatist war in eastern Ukraine as the gunman.
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Her son invited a drunk female acquaintance back to his room rather than leave her alone at a party, the mother said.
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NYPD captain Peter Rose has angered rape advocates after saying "acquaintance rape" cases are not as serious as rapes committed by strangers.
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A much older conservative gentleman acquaintance informed me that I wouldn't be able to attract all the boys if I didn't smile.
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Then one day Tony gets a letter from an old acquaintance, Sarah (Emily Mortimer) — a letter that turns out to be posthumous.
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Mr. Penn heard about the connection with Ms. del Castillo through a mutual acquaintance, and asked if he might do an interview.
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Please take a nice acquaintance with clean-looking fingernails to the movies with you and see if some hand-holding happens organically.
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I think this might be how you'd feel if you were to find out an acquaintance was, in fact, a serial killer.
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Those killings allegedly came a year before Hernandez shot dead an acquaintance at an industrial park near his North Attleborough, Massachusetts, home.
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She's contacted by an old acquaintance named Eli Mills (The Ritual's Rafe Spall), who works for billionaire philanthropist Benjamin Lockwood (James Cromwell).
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Still, there was something special about the Carling Cup, and it went far beyond our mere acquaintance with extremely fizzy, horrible beer.
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Okay, so maybe the next best thing to being BFFs with Abbi Jacobson is being her regular friend or even casual acquaintance.
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They didn't get to know one another until a mutual acquaintance brought them together, when Munger was 35 and Buffett was 29.
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Now Facebook will nag you when an acquaintance comments on someone else's photo, or when a distant family member updates their status.
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Across the aisle is a face I haven't seen for a while—it belongs to an old procurer acquaintance, Jimmy the Saint.
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A video of the incident was posted online by an apparent acquaintance of the girl's grandmother, the Columbian of Clark County, Wash.
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" The meeting lasted about 20 to 30 minutes, he said, adding, "As it ended, my acquaintance apologized for taking up our time.
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Mateen also talked about staying up all night to do online research into anti-psychosis medication, the acquaintance said in a interview.
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The informant took the proposed plot a step further, introducing Mr. Medina to an acquaintance the informant said was experienced with explosives.
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The acquaintance was actually an undercover F.B.I. agent, who questioned Mr. Medina several times about why he wanted to bomb the synagogue.
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At Dachau, an acquaintance told his father to volunteer for the bakery: he'd always be warm and fed, and he would live.
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Hensel, 71, was charged with requesting the sexually suggestive images from the daughter of an acquaintance through a messaging app around Aug.
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The acquaintance, British music publicist Rob Goldstone, made clear that the information was "part of Russia and its government's support for" Trump.
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I didn't know Ailes well, more of a nodding acquaintance in the hallways when he came to the White House for meetings.
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The two men describe each other as friends with an acquaintance dating back 15 years, to early in Mr. Christie's political career.
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In 2016, Shawn Pinson, an employee of a well construction company, was convicted of murdering an acquaintance following a drug-related dispute.
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"Forward-Deployed American" is his preferred term, borrowed from a boarding school acquaintance who was posted abroad for work and never returned.
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The sale of three Nissan Sentras for $1,200 by an old Brentwood acquaintance living in Charleston, S.C., drew him there last year.
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How heartening to renew acquaintance with the uninhibited and adult eccentricity that BalletX, a company devoted to new choreography, seems to encourage.
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Six days after sharing the halfway lead at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, Englishman Fleetwood and American Bradley renewed acquaintance atop the leaderboard.
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Keyser is an acquaintance of both St. John and the father of her two children, who lives in the area, Sampson said.
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Soon after, an acquaintance of hers, a first-year known as a popular athlete, suggested they get a drink in his room.
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I was reflecting on that feeling after I got into an exchange about #MeToo with an old hometown Tennessee acquaintance on Facebook.
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One acquaintance heard a false rumor that emergency responders make fewer efforts to save the lives of victims designated as organ donors.
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The couple met in January through a mutual acquaintance who is a professional matchmaker, though neither was her client at the time.
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But when an acquaintance said she was alarmed to read that I had passed away, it seemed like an error worth correcting.
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Student Opinion Have you ever known someone who has died, whether someone close to you, an acquaintance or even a famous figure?
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A moment before the interview, Mr. Moore was overheard telling an acquaintance that the attention on his personal life had been difficult.
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The other was an older man, an acquaintance named Lorenzo Stacey, who had a rap sheet that included burglary and cocaine possession.
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Merry, a casual acquaintance of mine from his days as a Wall Street Journal reporter, is a veteran observer of Washington politics.
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Responding to a tip that the two had an acquaintance in the area, police surrounded the residence located on an acre lot.
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Years into our acquaintance, he briefly dated a relative of mine, but we never spoke of their relationship, during or after it.
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The acquaintance told the agency that workers believed the site might be unsafe, but that they had been afraid to speak up.
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Mr. Kelly's brothers discussed their childhood in Chicago, including how Mr. Kelly was sexually abused by a relative and a family acquaintance.
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In November, an acquaintance of Na'im's became an informant and told the police that Na'im had a gun, according to court testimony.
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I try at least once a day to do a good deed and say something nice to an acquaintance or total stranger.
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In many states, people can buy a gun from a neighbor, acquaintance or local trader without having to undergo a background check.
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The two spoke briefly before the woman and her acquaintance accompanied Mr. Weinstein to his hotel suite, according to the criminal complaint.
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Prosecutors said the woman followed the producer into the hotel bathroom and, once inside, the female acquaintance shut the door behind her.
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He pursued his wife relentlessly, sending her threats of abduction, according to the acquaintance who delivered messages between Hussein and his wife.
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"How do you get to be on one of these lists?" he asked an acquaintance, a half-dozen years before entering politics.
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An acquaintance took me aside and offered me a microdose of LSD, or an old fashioned mind blowing one if I wanted.
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The answers: he was your first crush, your role model and a passing acquaintance who left a warmth behind in his wake.
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Either problem can be solved with the same solution: asking a reasonably intelligent acquaintance to give your letters a quick once-over.
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She cleaves so quickly and so closely to one equally troubled acquaintance, Klara, that the reader's disastrous-friend antennae bristle in anticipation.
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Or maybe that friend or acquaintance was you and you've been unsuccessfully chasing the high of a great travel deal ever since.
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Then the man's features and general comportment, his warped grin and pigeon walk, resolved into those of Bruno's boyhood acquaintance Keith Stolarsky.
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Police are also questioning a female acquaintance of Rowland, who was in his vehicle at the time of his arrest, Timmons said.
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Police are also questioning a female acquaintance of Rowland's who was in his vehicle at the time of his arrest, Timmons said.
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One day, Steve got a fan letter from a literary acquaintance, Cheryl, and realized she was the real-life embodiment of Sugar.
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That evening, Ms. Aquino's new acquaintance invited her to a New Year's retreat at Habitas Tulum, a wellness-focused hotel in Mexico.
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An elaborate handshake has the power to break the ice with a new acquaintance or take any existing relationship up several notches.
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Then users add a photo and a bio, and friends, all of whom receive a label of either close friend, friend, or acquaintance.
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Melania was as upbeat as I'd ever seen her in thirteen years of our acquaintance, and very engaged by what was going on.
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Corsi had no formal role on the Trump campaign but was an acquaintance of Roger Stone, a political adviser to then-candidate Trump.
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The most extreme case of this phenomenon I've experienced happened when a distant acquaintance messaged me saying that she wanted to be friends.
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On Friday, Trump opened the day with a cordial meeting at the Casa Rosada with Argentine President Mauricio Macri, a longtime business acquaintance.
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In December, a woman told police Atchison, a 21-year-old acquaintance, robbed her at gunpoint taking her iPhone, purse, and credit cards.
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The company has ties to Trump's interior secretary, Ryan Zinke, a native of Whitefish and an acquaintance of Whitefish Energy CEO Andy Techmanski.
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I received an email from an old acquaintance who had been contemplating suicide instead of coming out as gay to his conservative parents.
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"I was harassed and stalked online by an acquaintance who was able to monitor me through my social media profiles," the petition reads.
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And the justices teamed up to ridicule the definition, which held that (only) "a parent, guardian, relative, or acquaintance" could be the perpetrator.
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Scheyer first became obsessed with art through her acquaintance with the Russian-born Jawlensky, whom she met as a young woman in 1916.
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The acquaintance is identified as a female who is younger than the alleged victim in charging documents obtained by The Frederick News-Post.
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Trump Jr has previously confirmed that the meeting was arranged by an acquaintance he met at the 2013 Miss Universe pageant in Moscow.
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If I was out at a bar with friends and a new acquaintance voiced an opinion I thought ridiculous, I said so, loudly.
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Brancato was last seen by an acquaintance and left his personal items at Lipka's home when he vanished, according to the website MissingVeterans.com.
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I think back to his astronaut acquaintance who had soared out of this world and glimpsed a perspective known only to a handful.
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Search Party, starring Arrested Development's Alia Shawkat, follows Dory as she finds herself hunting for an old college acquaintance who has gone missing.
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"As it ended, my acquaintance apologized for taking up our time," Trump Jr. said in a statement obtained by CNN on July 9.
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"As it ended, my acquaintance apologized for taking up our time," Trump Jr. said in a statement, obtained by CNN on July 9.
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For Stewart, getting in with his old boss Gibbs, teammate Labonte, team member Wilson and even acquaintance Baker just added to the thrill.
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Reuters was unable to independently confirm Perera's account or to reach the acquaintance she named, via the email and phone numbers she provided.
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The court has ordered a travel ban on Perera, her husband, the acquaintance and four other people listed as directors of her company.
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Under their agreement, the payment would be split, between her power plant project and a housing project controlled by her acquaintance, she said.
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Around the same period, Eminem found Scott in the parking lot of a Michigan nightclub, reportedly kissing an acquaintance; the rapper, John Guerra.
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The editor who witnessed the exchange and escalation, an acquaintance of Richardson's, then took Richardson outside in an attempt to defuse the situation.
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And when Ohr, then the associate deputy attorney general and a longtime acquaintance of Steele, sought help getting to meet Deripaska, Steele obliged.
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In late 1991, he was the subject of a rape investigation stemming from an episode involving an acquaintance in his Chula Vista, Calif.
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Corsi, a Roger Stone acquaintance who testified before Mueller's grand jury, has accused federal authorities of unconstitutionally searching his electronic records and phone.
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"Michael lost a country but won an exceptional woman," the commentator Stelian Tanase, an acquaintance of the royal couple, told The Associated Press.
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Having watched two performances with pleasure, I long now to renew my acquaintance with Azerbaijani music in general and Hajibeyli's opera in particular.
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I didn't know V.S. Naipaul very well and to a large extent my acquaintance with him was limited to meetings at literary festivals.
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Some years back, on a cross-country flight, I made the acquaintance of a person who was prominent in New York real estate.
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An acquaintance was impressed during a quick look at this lifted wagon, but VW's diesel transgressions have somewhat tainted the brand for him.
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RAINN reported that 45% of sexual assaults are committed by an acquaintance of the victim, and 25% are committed by a former partner.
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A Sunni may like saying that Shiites are wannabe Iranians, but then he'll greet a Shiite acquaintance with a kiss on both cheeks.
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The first season followed Dory (Alia Shawkat) as she found herself obsessed with the apparent disappearance of her college acquaintance Chantal (Clare McNulty).
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Warmbier named that as the church his acquaintance belonged to and there is a church of that name in his hometown, Wyoming, Ohio.
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That's how we get Echo-based nightmares like the Oregon couple who inadvertently sent a recording of an entire conversation to an acquaintance.
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The Los Angeles Police Department&aposs Robbery-Homicide Division investigated the case and the accuser is considered an "acquaintance" of the CBS executive.
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Ralph Plaisted, a barrel-chested 39-year-old insurance salesman, was having a beer with an acquaintance, a local doctor named Art Aufderheide.
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He spent the night with a wealthy acquaintance, whose boyfriend caught Murphy in their bed: there was drama, and a declaration of love.
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The series also provides Reed's listeners with a growing acquaintance with McLemore, by means of long excerpts from Reed's phone calls with him.
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I think I was in shock and my brain wanted to make what happened seem like something different than a violent acquaintance rape.
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Years later, after American commandos killed Bin Laden in Pakistan in 2011, Mr. Khashoggi mourned his old acquaintance and what he had become.
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Levandowski will now be reporting to Meyhofer who two sources describe as a close acquaintance of both Levandowski and Uber CEO Travis Kalanick.
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Plus I ran into an acquaintance who told me an uplifting anecdote about the great sex she was having with her new boyfriend.
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My dealings with Ted were impersonal, although we had a nodding acquaintance from performances we both attended at the New York City Ballet.
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The crescendo of this growth arrives when Mae shows up to George's flat after a bender with a Narcotics Anonymous acquaintance (Tom Andrews).
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That March, he had received a telegram from Harry Alloway, an acquaintance and reporter for The New York Times, a paper in decay.
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Another who, according to Catholic Charities, was an acquaintance of Mother Teresa, founder of the orphanage where Ms. Fernandez grew up, donated $3,000.
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He also hoped his factual, firsthand dispatches would "promote the mutual acquaintance of the North and South," enabling reasoned dialogue rather than invective.
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He pitched the idea to Mr. Halperin, an acquaintance from the campaign trail, during a ride to a John McCain rally in 2008.
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A few years later, an acquaintance arranged for Mr. Kirby and his family to meet President George W. Bush in his presidential library.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: One day in 1974, I met an acquaintance at P.J. Clarke's on Third Avenue for a late-afternoon beer.
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"When any friend, any acquaintance, needed anything, he never hesitated to offer a hand," said Mr. Ciancia, who was not on the trip.
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There was nothing scientific about any of this lunching—the groups were assembled on the basis of chance acquaintance rather than psephological profiling.
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An acquaintance of mine from a teachers' chat room lives there and reports that the hospitals have been closed and people are dying.
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One acquaintance told the authorities that the Sandy Hook gunman, who methodically planned the attack for 18 months, was fascinated by past shootings.
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"If I had met Mike through a friend or colleague or acquaintance, I would have invited them to my wedding," Ms. Walsh said.
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José Estevez, a longtime bartender there, had recently retired, and we had yet to make the acquaintance of his successor, a tall fellow.
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Rotunno reviewed Instagram communications from August 2017 in which an acting acquaintance asked for Sciorra's phone number because he said Weinstein wanted it.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch First impressions set the tone for every subsequent experience you have with a boss, colleague or acquaintance.
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Police told the Associated Press that an acquaintance of the South Korean singer found her dead and immediately reported it to the authorities.
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At one point, early in her bereavement, Ms. Mara comes home to find a pie left for her by a well-meaning acquaintance.
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" Bezos's close acquaintance agrees: "There's an empathy gap there, something that makes it hard for him to see his obligations to other people.
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He's just been told by an old acquaintance in Turkey that China has imprisoned his brother Adil in order to retaliate against him.
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"I am not afraid of living in the American boondocks," he assured a Massachusetts acquaintance, both men deaf to any hint of prophesy.
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At one point during our talk, Zardulu mentioned that her work was inspired by a childhood acquaintance with a wizard who bred unicorns.
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Take, for instance, a long conversation Naz has with a new acquaintance, which ends with him getting boiling water thrown on his skin.
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We joked about a mutual acquaintance and our shared dislike for a tactical vehicle known as an MRAP – just a mundane conversation between buddies.
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When investigators met with her a second time, Zolkowski reportedly said the suspect was an acquaintance and she had been raped at an apartment.
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" Jackson says the acquaintance had visited California — but not Redding — days before Papini went missing, adding that "there is no indication they met up.
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If you missed Joel Edgarton's unnerving thriller about a couple who reconnects with the husband's high school acquaintance, you can't stream it soon enough.
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An acquaintance of the family said earlier on his Twitter account that Prince Miteb was receiving brothers and sons at his palace in Riyadh.
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Not long after, an acquaintance called him saying that he had 20 industrial-sized containers of laminate flooring he wanted to get rid of.
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I experienced other odd moments, like seeing an acquaintance I've known for years atop the list while waiting in the lobby of his office.
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My Lost acquaintance, with whom I discussed the show but couldn't really stand to discuss anything else, shouted at me from across the hallway.
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He and his sister Steela were militarized by the Jedi Council; Anakin Skywalker himself supplied them with illegal rocket launchers via a smuggler acquaintance.
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Investigators believe that in April 2017, the teen from Marion County had expressed unhappiness at his home to a family acquaintance, Eleanor Faye McGlamory.
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Twitchy and out of place among the designer handbag-swinging shoppers in Beijing's Taikoo Li shopping village, my new acquaintance unfolded a crumpled menu.
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" Instead, Banks claims Crowe's acquaintance "trivialized what had happened and said everyone at the party had already forgotten about it and I should too.
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In these the putative gift was supposed to have come not from a bosom buddy but rather from a casual acquaintance or a stranger.
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Wolf had prepared a set of pat answers to give to his new acquaintance at the first meeting, but Drew threw him right away.
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The collaboration came to fruition through a mutual acquaintance, as a friend of Kelly's recommended Andrews, straightforwardly enough, as "a genius", and "the guy".
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Epstein and Wexner formed their friendship in the mid-to-late-1980s when they were introduced through a mutual acquaintance, according to the Times.
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A younger generation, without firsthand acquaintance of their country&aposs history of war and instability, are less likely to pay heed to his warnings.
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He once claimed to have been born in Oklahoma and said his stage name Hallyday came from a doctor there who saved an acquaintance.
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Parents knew of Eisenhauer As for their daughter's acquaintance with Eisenhauer, both Tim and Sara Keepers said they were aware the two were friends.
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Hernandez, 27, hung himself in April in a Massachusetts jail where he was serving a life sentence for the 2013 murder of an acquaintance.
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The attorney said prosecutors had the wrong man and pointed to another business acquaintance of McStay's as the real killer, according to Press-Enterprise.
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Or, how come an old acquaintance who is a cool person one day suddenly shifts gears and starts to creep on you the next?
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Silvia Polleri, an acquaintance of Castellano's and a veteran of high-end catering for the Milanese upper class, was recruited to start the business.
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His first acquaintance and introduction to Panamá's bartending circle was fellow bartender Benny Cedeño, who would go on to co-own Hooch with Maestracci.
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Urias was arrested May 33 following an alleged dispute with a female acquaintance in the parking lot of a Los Angeles-area shopping mall.
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In the fifty-four years of our mutual acquaintance, I cannot remember our ever having sustained so prolonged a silence in each other's company.
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Within minutes of their arrival, a manager called police after the men declined to leave because, they said, they were waiting for an acquaintance.
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The chain of events started Saturday, when police say Atkins shot his 76-year-old grandmother and kidnapped a 17-year-old female acquaintance.
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" By a clock on the corner, "one wants to encounter an acquaintance, linger a moment, dispel the feeling of loneliness and feel at home.
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I arrived at the camp, coincidentally, on the same weekend in July as an acquaintance from Beijing, Hung Huang, a fashion and publishing entrepreneur.
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The Queen happened to be opening a new centre for elephant care at Whipsnade Zoo in Bedfordshire, near London, when she made Donna's acquaintance.
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For Taylor, this outrage from the newspapers becomes a pietà, driven by an intimacy based not on actual acquaintance but rather on personal identification.
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These persons had a full acquaintance with the details of the situation, and yet systematically underestimated the amount of obedience that subjects would display.
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So, earlier in the week, I reached out to a "friend" (read: acquaintance) I met at a party about where I can buy some.
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Pops is sitting in his usual spot with his newest acquaintance, Daryl Morey, who rather amusingly is sweating it out in a sport coat.
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Facebook benefits from you maintaining a dense social network, whether for ad targeting or just surfacing an important life update from a distant acquaintance.
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At a back-to-school party, the couple runs into Chase (Rhys Wakefield), an acquaintance of Ali's from her old school in San Francisco.
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A few weeks later, she emailed him to request a copy (which she later admitted was just a pretext to resume their brief acquaintance).
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Cops say their investigation revealed he assaulted a female acquaintance at the residence, then took her phone away when she tried to call authorities.
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In an interview, one of the hosts, Azmi Megahed, confirmed the authenticity of the recording, and described the intelligence officer as a longtime acquaintance.
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Relatively few of us know what to say or do that can be truly helpful to a relative, friend or acquaintance who is grieving.
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Weinstein allegedly raped an unidentified female acquaintance in his hotel room in 2013 and performed forced oral sex on a different woman in 2006.
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When I heard of an acquaintance who, running for local office, worried that her singlehood made her untrustworthy in voters' eyes, I could empathize.
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This is especially relevant to huge blowout parties, any and all raves, sex parties, "vision board workshops" and almost anything thrown by an acquaintance.
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Investigators said Susan was an old acquaintance of the missing man, who was a Vietnam veteran in the Air Force Reserve, reports ABC News.
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"We are hoping that our story makes the news and completely ruins her business," Neely Moldovan wrote to an acquaintance, according to court records.
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Among Facebook's more than 40 million deceased users, an acquaintance who passed away two years ago has a profile page that remains quite active.
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An acquaintance of mine was due around when I would have been, and I could not stand to be around her during her pregnancy.
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For female rape victims in the US, the assailant was an intimate partner 51% of the time, and an acquaintance 41% of the time.
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The dreaded reminder pops up on my phone: A friend (more of an acquaintance, really, I rationalize) is having a birthday party later tonight.
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He also made the acquaintance of a French collector and amateur printmaker, Jean-Claude Richard, who became a critical early supporter and traveling companion.
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Ryan is sacrificing too much for too little, and it's time he rummaged through his wobbly endoskeleton and made fresh acquaintance with his spine.
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On another occasion, he stormed into their East Side apartment, where Ms. Durst was talking with friends, and kicked an acquaintance in the face.
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Bill Ogilvie, a dancing acquaintance who is also a Universal Life minister, talked about openness and humility as virtues that bring dancing partners together.
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A week later, another acquaintance, Abdalraouf Abdallah, 24, was jailed for nine years after being convicted of funding terrorism and preparing acts of terrorism.
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In 2009, Delgado says, he received a call from an acquaintance who ran an anti-abortion ministry focused on counseling women outside abortion clinics.
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She was taken to see it by a man with whom she had a charged acquaintance, which soon developed into a consuming love affair.
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The couple met through a mutual acquaintance in 2009, and became friends, but didn't begin dating until 2011 when he stopped in to visit.
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At 6 feet 4 and 220 pounds, Ukwuachu was a terror to opposing quarterbacks, and to women with the misfortune to make his acquaintance.
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Salovaara loosely based the character of Glenda on her acquaintance and filmed the show in her "time capsule" of an office on Nostrand Avenue.
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Their acquaintance began in 1991 when Ms. Merkel, then a slightly awkward former scientist from the Communist East, became minister for women and youth.
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Their acquaintance came out first, followed by a sobbing Susan Barksdale, who told authorities her husband Blane was still inside the home, Gonzales said.
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The men secured the June meeting with Mr. Firtash in Vienna after a mutual acquaintance, whom Mr. Firtash declined to name, vouched for them.
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They first met Rasputin a year later: "We made the acquaintance of a man of God," Nicholas recorded dryly but mystically in his diary.
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In Zacatecas, Manuel had gone out to get food with an acquaintance of his cousin's, who apparently was known to the killers, Verduzco said.
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And Kilimnik worried about the fate of his longtime acquaintance Manafort as Mueller's investigation into Russia's involvement in the election closed in on him.
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I met her through a mutual acquaintance when she was in college in 2013, and we've seen each other a handful of times since.
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However, 239 days after he got to Middlesbrough he was walking through the town's center when he came across another Eritrean acquaintance from Calais.
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According to one study cited by Konnikova, we lie an average of three times during a routine 10-minute conversation with a stranger or acquaintance.
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One of their first meetings was with Kellee Santiago, an old acquaintance of Larson's who was leading developer outreach for the Kickstarter-funded Ouya console.
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"Days prior to Sherri's disappearance, Sherri and the male acquaintance texted each in an attempt to meet while he was in California," the release states.
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I'm sitting next to the husband of an acquaintance and I'm pleasantly surprised to find out he's as interested in American politics as I am.
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It is uncanny to see a restaurant strive and miss on Instagram; it's like seeing a casual acquaintance post thirsty selfies in ill-fitting jeans.
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The next time an NFL scandal breaks as an incredulous acquaintance wonders aloud how Roger Goodell remains employed — well, now you have your answer ready.
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Sometimes the process works backward with those proximity friends from the past who go from friend to acquaintance to Facebook contact you don't interact with.
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Police said in a statement that messages sent on a social media site indicate the crime was planned by a known acquaintance of the victim.
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When the actress was a young girl, she claimed an acquaintance named Mr. Archer allegedly abuse her, but her mother refused to believe the allegation.
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Some observers have raised questions about Whitefish Energy's ties to Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, a Whitefish native and acquaintance of Whitefish Energy CEO Andy Techmanski.
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During his time in Fort Myers, Florida, several years ago, Saipov was "a very good person," an acquaintance, Kobiljon Matkarov, told The New York Times.
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Coders of my acquaintance confirm that "spaces versus tabs" is, indeed, something people get excited about, but none of them had strong feelings about it.
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So youngsters with only rudimentary maths may sign up for a maths degree and those who have little acquaintance with the past can read history.
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The unidentified acquaintance told authorities he drove past Thomas throwing out a large quantity of trash in a nearby field, according to the Houston Chronicle.
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She, like many, was contacted by an acquaintance asking her to create material for DataCamp, based on her experience developing the popular Python library spaCy.
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It remains unclear why the 27-year-old hanged himself at the prison, where he was serving life for the 2013 murder of an acquaintance.
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The alleged abuse came to light when the boy told his mother, who contacted an acquaintance who worked for the Police Department, a spokesman said.
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They were told; This is Jason, he's an employed 45-year-old man with two children, and you've been recently introduced by a mutual acquaintance.
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" "I was asked to attend the meeting by an acquaintance, but was not told the name of the person I would be meeting with beforehand.
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The narrative would often erupt with linked cases: One person is denounced by an acquaintance, who is then themselves denounced and brought before the court.
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Trump Jr. first claimed that he was led astray by "an acquaintance" who didn't even tell him the name of the Russian he would meet.
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Bond had told an acquaintance that Bella was a demon, and she wrote several entries in her diary about demons and conspiracies about reptilian people.
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I reached down to stroke my father's hair, something I had not done or even contemplated doing in the fifty-five years of our acquaintance.
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Even so, Giuliani struck an almost conciliatory note Thursday, suggesting that his acquaintance with Mueller could help him "negotiate" an end to the Russia investigation.
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" In 1987, a year after Pence graduated from law school, LeClerc, his old friend, was asked by a mutual acquaintance, "Guess who's running for Congress?
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"He's a charro , basically like a Mexican cowboy," a woman said of an acquaintance, as she ladled guacamole, crab, and shrimp from a long dish.
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In the mid-to-late-1980s, a mutual acquaintance introduced Wexner to Jeffrey Epstein, a financial advisor, to assist Wexner in his new business ventures.
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The company is based in and named after the small hometown of Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, and the CEO is an acquaintance of the secretary.
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My acquaintance is a white woman, and she noted that there are lots of people who look like her at the top of food publications.
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COURTESY OF KEVIN KELLY If there's a human being who knows more about virtual reality than Kevin Kelly, I'd sure like to make their acquaintance.
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"I first made Maurice's acquaintance when I was a child," the barbecue expert William McKinney wrote, on the Web site of the Southern Foodways Alliance.
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After Eileen Davidson explained why she was self-isolating, an acquaintance who had recently been at the airport licked his finger and touched her shoulder.
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She wrote online that she had been molested by a family acquaintance when she was 11 and had lived with shame and guilt ever since.
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"That is probably the most annoying, because it's leveraging a former acquaintance or friendship in order to help them sell their stuff," Ms. Franklin said.
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A public health worker said he recommended plasma donation to an acquaintance of his who studies endangered bats -- a career I'm unlikely to go into.
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Anyone Mr. Muzin pointed to was "in danger," he told his old acquaintance, Joel Mowbray, who appears to have recorded their conversation about the Qataris.
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With a ride from an acquaintance back to her host's house in the late afternoon, she at least saved a few bucks on a taxi.
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Grim gossip going around concerns an acquaintance who snapped when his wife left, feared he'd lose his job, and tried to burn his house down.
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Two senators are demanding answers from Amazon following an incident where an Echo device reportedly recorded a couple's conversation and sent it to an acquaintance.
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Even a nodding acquaintance with events of the past decade would show that the financial industry has not yet perfected the art of policing itself.
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The acquaintance said Mr. Rojas had told him that he could get the light to turn off by driving more than 100 miles per hour.
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Whelan says he was set up in a sting operation and had thought the drive, given to him by a Russian acquaintance, contained holiday photos.
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"You might have seen me around your local Stop & Shop but haven't had a chance to make my acquaintance," Marty 'wrote' on his own website.
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The woman followed him into his hotel bathroom and said the other acquaintance shut the door behind her, leaving her unable to open the door.
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When I talked to my mom, she sounded like a cheerful acquaintance who isn't sure if she's allowed to know about your terminal cancer diagnosis.
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Nearly a decade earlier, in 22013, Bianca Majolie was hired by high school acquaintance Walt Disney to work in the previously all-male story department.
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"I'm an excellent lawyer," Queen says to Slim, at a time in their brief acquaintance when legal skills seem both urgently needed and wholly irrelevant.
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But despite a thoroughly engaging and interdependent ensemble, which conveys the prickly intimacy of longtime acquaintance, "Significant Other" ultimately talks too much and too explicitly.
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When Torres got to the area where the muxes live, she made acquaintance with several of them and was able to delve into their lives.
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He also made the acquaintance of Zhou Enlai, already a star in the Communist Party, who would serve as China's premier from 1949 to 210.
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Perhaps unlike you, Mr. Berryman and company do so with a concentration, lucidity and visceral force that suggest profound and old acquaintance with the music.
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In George Orwell's novel, "Nineteen Eighty-Four," the chief protagonist, Winston Smith, meets an acquaintance at an interrogation center and asks why he is there.
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In 2013, a friend and I were convinced by a tech-savvy acquaintance to invest in something called Litecoin — basically, Bitcoin's less expensive little sister.
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He also allegedly texted an acquaintance, asking for a ride to Baltimore on Sunday to "clean up a mess," but the person said no, Manger said.
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One of the women, Jennifer Welch, says her case was wrongfully dismissed as a "dispute" after she reported that an acquaintance sexually assaulted her in 2015.
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Sackler sent the acquaintance -- whose name is redacted in the complaint -- an article from Time magazine on OxyContin and asked for thoughts, according to the complaint.
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Hernandez was serving a life sentence for the 2013 murder of an acquaintance but on Friday had been found not guilty of killing two other people.
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He remembered the conversation, he said, "because it was the first time I had had such a conversation with an acquaintance who was not a friend."
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"We're all heartbroken and not a hundred percent surprised," said Bonnie Hoppa, an acquaintance of Hermond who initially put together a Facebook post about his disappearance.
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In July 218, an acquaintance who was several months pregnant contacted her on Facebook to see if she and her husband wanted to adopt her baby.
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In the finale of American Crime Story, Cunanan's acquaintance, Ronnie Holston, blames homophobia and apathy for law enforcement's delay in catching Cunanan prior to Versace's murder.
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For those, such as this reviewer, who fall somewhere in between—that is, with a passing acquaintance but nothing resembling expertise—it is an utter delight.
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The #MeToo movement has created an environment where people are just more aware of the prevalence of acquaintance rape, sexual harassment, and manipulation by powerful men.
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Surrounded by successful friends and no job prospects, Dory (played by Alia Shawkat) becomes wholly invested in solving the mysterious disappearance of a former college acquaintance.
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When he reflects "Plans fail every day," to backing vocals by Chilton, who remained an acquaintance, you sense heartbreak of both a romantic and professional nature.
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But the newer suit, filed the first week of December by a former acquaintance named Bryan Nash, was just dropped — and not surprisingly given the circumstances.
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VICE: In A Patch of Fog, you play a celebrity hounded by an overfamiliar acquaintance who slowly comes to dominate and disrupt his life and privacy.
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Professional companies reportedly estimate it will cost 100,000 rubles ($1,530) to restore the Soviet symbol — a monetary value sure to make Patrick's acquaintance Mr. Krabs cringe.
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" According to Payton, when he shared the photo on Twitter, an acquaintance tweeted back, "Wow your BB gun has inspired me to shoot up my school.
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Prosecutors alleged that Chambers' recent local acquaintance Quinton Tellis, who was then 27, had pestered the 343-year-old Jessica for sex that she repeatedly rebuffed.
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Among his projects there's also Roken, a power laptop trio composed of Cerati, Flavio Etcheto and Leandro Fresco, an old acquaintance from his Soda Stereo days.
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Sesmas also admitted to accidentally killing the 27-year-old mother, an longtime acquaintance, when she threatened her with a gun and it discharged by mistake.
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Lindsay hurried after her, and according to the book Addict Nation, flung open the door of a parked Denali SUV belonging to her acquaintance Dante Nigro.
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As with any personal suffering, Edgar's new acquaintance tells him to find what works for best for him — not the recommendations of girlfriends or authority figures.
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According to the musical's creative team, the former White House communications official agreed to help announce the show because he is an acquaintance of its composer.
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A native New Yorker, Troy began exploring BDSM in her mid twenties after an acquaintance confessed his shoe fetish to her at a company holiday party.
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The oath was administered by Randall Quarles, the Fed's vice chair for financial regulation and a longtime colleague and acquaintance of the new central bank chief.
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Within minutes of their arrival, a manager called police after the men declined to leave the premises because, they said, they were waiting for their acquaintance.
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"The amount of money in content creation is ludicrous," David Martinez, an acquaintance of Dariani's who manages the streamer and YouTuber Ryan "Northernlion" Letourneau, told me.
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Frazee felt 'railroaded,' he told an acquaintance Berreth and Frazee met online two years ago when Berreth lived in Warden, Washington, said her cousin, Jodee Garreston.
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Then one day when I was allowed a few minutes to use a cellphone, I saw a missed call from Angelina, my St. Petersburg web acquaintance.
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But a conviction on an attempted assault charge resulting from a dispute with an acquaintance led to his being turned over to ICE in late 21.
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At one point, he stopped to ask directions from an acquaintance who was squatting outside her home in plastic slippers, washing cabbage leaves with a hose.
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Within minutes of them arriving, a manager called police after the men declined to leave the premises because, they said, they were waiting for their acquaintance.
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"I started skipping university the first year I entered; it was for mechanical engineering," reads one of the longer explanations the Menhaz account sent an acquaintance.
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I slipped on a pair of Converse and a plain white T-shirt and joined an old acquaintance and his boyfriend to pregame for this party.
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Doug Sosnik's weekend op-ed provocatively titled "Trump is on track to win re-election" alarmed and annoyed many liberals of my acquaintance over the weekend.
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Yet for some, losing a contact, even if it is only an acquaintance with whom they never really interact, can feel like a serious emotional blow.
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Rafael Rivero is an acquaintance of Provost's who, with his twin brother, Omar, runs a page called Occupy Democrats, which passed three million followers in June.
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Another source said Goldstone presented it as a "cute marketing idea" and was passing along the idea for an acquaintance at the Russian social media site.
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In Shanghai, he met an old acquaintance, John Hadley Cox, a 34-year-old American who had worked for the Yale-China Association in the 1930s.
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In this story, "To the Point of Murder," the victim is a writer named Codama whom Mizuno bases on a writer of his acquaintance named Cojima.
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Young city dwellers' acquaintance with local amphibians may well be limited to readings of the endearing children's classics by Arnold Lobel, the "Frog and Toad" books.
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But even then there was no guarantee: A mixed-up name, a false report made by a jealous acquaintance, and you could be interrogated or imprisoned.
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The civic compact has so frayed that one acquaintance admitted to me recently that he had stopped waiting at red lights when driving late at night.
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GAZA (Reuters) - When Reuters photographer Ibraheem Abu Mustafa set off to cover the protests in Gaza on Monday morning he came across a wheelchair-bound acquaintance.
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Jesus, an acquaintance of Patricia's, came to the United States several years ago after leaving her own son behind in El Salvador, then sent for him.
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The acquaintance, who was one of the actors, responded to my friend's congratulations with a cursory, "Yeah, thanks, I gotta get a drink" and moved on.
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In The Gift, Jason Bateman portrays Simon, a new homeowner who runs into a former acquaintance (Joel Edgerton) while out shopping with his wife (Rebecca Hall).
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But I am regularly surprised at the otherwise literate people of my acquaintance who not only have not read it but have not heard of it.
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An acquaintance introduced her to a man who was experienced in armed robbery, who brought her along on his excursions to liquor stores and gas stations.
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Hawkins initially came into the singer's acquaintance in 1991 as his mentee (she was an aspiring singer herself), but the relationship quickly became inappropriate, per Hawkins.
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A subject of his reportage was Marian Kocner, one of five people now awaiting trial for the killings and an acquaintance of politicians from various parties.
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The pills transferred to another acquaintance, who took them from Dubai to Beirut, and a family friend transported them to Aleppo and then finally to Homs.
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Reddick said that at one point she asked a male acquaintance to pretend to be her boyfriend in order to get Conyers to leave her alone.
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On February 20173, Weinstein met with a woman and her acquaintance for a business meeting at a hotel eatery in West Los Angeles, the complaint says.
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Humar's declaration had been retweeted 3,000 times, and one morning while they were in their Airbnb in New Jersey, Zumret received a message from an acquaintance.
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The life nuggets that her liberal Rabbi posts make her laugh, the photos from a 1970's summer program an acquaintance shares are a miraculous portal.
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A subject of Kuciak's reportage was Marian Kocner, one of five people now awaiting trial for the killings, and an acquaintance of politicians from various parties.
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A subject of Kuciak's reportage was Marian Kocner, one of five people now awaiting trial for the killings, and an acquaintance of politicians from various parties.
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One of my most salient moments from my time as an undergrad was an impromptu dinner that I had with an acquaintance who I'll call Zadie.
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This time, we instructed half of them to imagine the gift was from a close friend, while the other half believed it came from an acquaintance.
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"He came out here to smoke like nothing happened and was telling people that his mother went away," said Sean Williams, an acquaintance from the neighborhood.
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She had been accused with her Italian boyfriend at the time, Raffaele Sollecito, and an Ivorian-born acquaintance, Rudy Guede, of murdering Ms. Kercher on Nov.
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In the banquet hall, he meets Janice, an old acquaintance, who has spent her life as a maid at court and is running the improvised morgue.
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Throughout the trial, prosecutors relied on these records to corroborate the testimony of Wilds, their key witness, who was a pot dealer and acquaintance of Syed.
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Delivered by a different man — and this is where my acquaintance with Hughes might get in the way — it may have seemed a little self-involved.
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It is "approachable" or "easy," like something you'd say about running into an acquaintance you're glad to see at a party full of people you don't know.
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When I finally did go it was for the aforementioned Summer Sixteen tour where an acquaintance asked me to help his friend try to get a ticket.
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For example, Trump was connected with the Australian prime minister, sources told CNN, by a mutual acquaintance, golfer Greg Norman, who happened to have his phone number.
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The plot follows an acquaintance of the artist who, in the wake of his suicide, travels all over Europe to return a letter to van Gogh's brother.
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The emails between Richard Sackler and an acquaintance were unveiled this week as part of the amended lawsuit filed in April by Connecticut Attorney General William Tong.
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He is charged with raping an unidentified female acquaintance in his hotel room in 2013 and performing a forcible sex act on a different woman in 2006.
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He also allegedly texted an acquaintance, asking for a ride to Baltimore on Sunday to "clean up a mess," but the person said no, according to police.
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The submissions process follows the What Not to Wear rules of entry, meaning that any Tumblr user submit on behalf of any friend, acquaintance, or total stranger.
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But Dwyer had never experienced any anti-Semitism in town, apart from when an acquaintance used the phrase "Jew them down" shortly after she had moved there.
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One acquaintance told me if the US or Canadian or Australian embassies started giving immigrant visas to everyone, Beirut would be a ghost town the following day.
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Whenever I go to Mumbai, Dubai, or Karachi, I'll receive a phone call from an old acquaintance asking if I want to party like the old days.
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For example, the man described in Wednesday's police statement as a "male acquaintance from Michigan" had exchanged text messages with Papini in the days before she vanished.
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The woman was confined to a trailer that belonged to a family acquaintance "for at least a couple of weeks," East Feliciana Parish Sheriff Jeff Travis said.
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The acquaintance also said the church would pay his mother $200,000 if he was detained by the North and did not return, KCNA quoted Warmbier as saying.
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On Tuesday morning, Donald Trump Jr. released a series of emails from last year showing an acquaintance offering information that could damage Hillary Clinton, purportedly from Russia.
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By the end of the meet-up, I felt that I hadn't quite made a new friend, but an acquaintance that might someday turn into a friend.
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She made the acquaintance of the camp's horse stable employee and reverse psychologist Duke (Adam Bartley), who boldly made known his intentions to win her over romantically.
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Glines, whose acquaintance with torture consisted of the lobsters of Vinalhaven snapping at his gloves, talking about what you would and wouldn't do if you had balls.
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Bates plead not guilty to the murder of Victor Collins, an acquaintance who was found floating dead in the hot tub at his home in Bentonville, Arkansas.
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Within days of the alleged attempt on her life, White boarded a bus to Las Vegas, Nevada, where she married an acquaintance, Burton, on January 15, 2013.
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"Kristy was a very dedicated mom, and her husband seemed to work long hours to take care of his family," a family acquaintance told the Free Press.
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One former university acquaintance posted on Facebook a photograph of Mr. Laachraoui with seven other students in his electrical engineering class who had built a radio together.
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Sandwiched between these suburban episodes are scenes aboard a grimy city bus where Ray strikes up an acquaintance with Shatique (Danielle Leneé), a young African-American woman.
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Mr. Cuomo said the associate, Todd R. Howe, who worked for him and his father, was only a casual acquaintance whom he knew mainly though political events.
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OKLAHOMA CITY — Hal Smith first met Kevin Durant four years ago, when a mutual acquaintance informed him that the basketball superstar was thinking about opening a restaurant.
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When Lee turned into the parking lot, he was met at once by an acquaintance who was, like countless young people in the city, an aspiring musician.
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Goldstone later told Agalarov that he had tried to keep "you and your father out of this story," using the word "acquaintance" in speaking with a reporter.
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He acquired the first in 1934, when, after only three weeks' acquaintance, he became engaged to Violet Pakenham, the flirty, horsey, party-going daughter of an earl.
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Peña noticed that Ortiz "began to act weird" when she brought up her acquaintance, Melissa Ramirez, who had been killed the week before, according to the affidavit.
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Last year, Whelan was arrested after a Russian acquaintance gave him a flash drive which he said he thought contained holiday pictures, but actually had classified information.
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