I want to ask out this woman at my company.
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Got a crush you've been dying to ask out for Valentine's Day?
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But I couldn't bring myself to ask out of the 100-object assignment.
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Everyone seemed to have an opinion on whether girls should ask out boys.
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Maybe he simply didn't understand how inappropriate it was to ask out a passenger.
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Demi Burnett scored a date card and used it to ask out Kristian Haggerty.
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I try to ask out people I meet in synagogue and in social places, too.
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Here's one way to ask out a potential prom date: Build her a digital fort.
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Sometimes people would ask out of genuine curiosity, but I think many would ask to compare.
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Maybe it's the way Pratt's character, Jim, sends a little robot to ask out Lawrence's Aurora.
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Take a listen below, and maybe you'll work up the courage to ask out your crush.
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In many cases, riders may feel rude or frightened to reject conversation and ask out loud for quiet.
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Maybe there's someone you've been texting regularly whom you realize you want to ask out on a date.
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Don't just throw the ask out there—give him or her reasons that you should be earning more.
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And in more relationship woes, Maggie finally works up the courage to ask out Riggs, only to be swiftly rejected.
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Is there a way for a man to ask out a younger woman at work without coming across as sleazy?
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What follows is a guide that helps answer all the most embarrassing questions you wouldn't want to ask out loud.
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You look up the numbers, you cover five feet each way, and that's pretty much all they ask out of you.
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While there's no word yet on whether 50 Cent decided to ask out his celebrity crush, he's been a busy guy.
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The Thunder gave themselves a path to rebuilding amid the growing possibility that Westbrook will be the next to ask out.
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The episode's few light moments involved Renee, the woman Stan had met at the gym and finally managed to ask out.
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Mr. Freeman's team won the game, 11-0, but he lost the chance to ask out Ms. Ewing before leaving the field.
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Ms. Greenhouse decided fast, telling her best friend to ask out the man who would one day end up being her husband.
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Will any queer woman I finally gain the courage to ask out look at my bisexual resume and decide I have insufficient references?
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It's a fantastic time to pick back up an old art project or ask out an old crush who you want to reconnect with.
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And, if you're on the shyer side, you might not become a flirting machine, but you may get up the courage to ask out your crush.
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Individually, none of these stories qualify as game-changers — Lt. LaMarr helps Lt. Malloy step up his game in order to ask out a crew member!
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The Moon is in fellow Earth sign Taurus today, and you're feeling emboldened to ask out a crush or to make courageous statement with your art.
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Underlying her entire narrative is a question she can't bring herself to ask out loud: Whom does her husband love best, his first or second wife?
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In addition, ask your insurance provider which therapists are in-network, and ask out-of-network therapists if they use a sliding scale for someone without a job.
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Spurs Coach Gregg Popovich, in all of his 25 years in charge in San Antonio alongside his trusted front-office ace, R.C. Buford, has had only two players ask out.
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Their support gave him the courage to ask out a red-haired, rosy-cheeked varsity swimmer named Hunter Sigmund, who is now a freshman at the University of North Carolina.
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Instead of submitting hundreds of resumes online: use this time to shoot your shot, introduce yourself over email, and ask out a professional hero of yours on a virtual coffee date.
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Everyone turns to the internet to google questions they're too embarrassed to ask out loud, so we wanted a central source of truth that was backed by medically and factually accurate information.
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While Mike Johnson didn't exactly quote Drake on his Monday interview with Good Morning America, he did ask out host Keke Palmer in what turned out to be a pretty awkward interaction.
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Their loving relationship was an inspiration to all — in my case, inspiring me to ask out that cute guy in his press office, who I have now been married to for over 30 years.
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Such proclamations from teams are typically greeted with considerable skepticism, but in this case there is a sense that Atkinson had cause to ask out now if he knew the end was near anyway.
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After a literal run-in during a recent football game, University of Georgia player Prather Hudson wasn't going to waste an opportunity to ask out the sideline reporter he had just accidentally tackled on camera.
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We would be remiss if we didn't mention here that Mesnick initially picked Melissa Rycroft, but ended his engagement with her on an "After the Final Rose" special to ask out Malaney, who was the runner-up.
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Cavaliers superstar Kyrie Irving arrived at his reported decision to ask out of Cleveland the same way Justin Bieber chose to end his tour -- through long chats with pastor Carl Lentz of Hillsong Church ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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In the season 216 episode "Quinn's Date," the character Quinn Pensky set out to study romantic relationships so she could muster up the courage to ask out her crush, and Benson played Candace, one of the girls she studied. 217.
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More than that, I feel like my lack of experience will let down every bisexual woman I attempt to ask out, and that I'll be used as proof to skeptics who think that all people who identify as bi are just making it up.
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At one point, she asks Sam to pretend she's a girl he's trying to ask out; she discusses her own relationship problems with a patient, and is blatantly more interested in his dating life than any other part of his mental and emotional wellbeing.
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Photo: GettyA dating policy instituted by Facebook can be best boiled down to this: take the L. According to a Wall Street Journal report, the company has a rule that employees can only ask out a colleague once, and, if rebuffed, cannot ask them out again.
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And he didn't figure it would look quite right for a professor to ask out a student — that she might feel pressured to say yes to a member of the faculty, even though she was not in any of his classes and they were both 27 at the time.
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And when Hi-5 shows Gene to the "Losers' Lounge," where the wildly underused emojis hang out (fish cake emoji, cactus emoji, broom emoji), how do you expect me to believe that Alex, a teenage boy in high school who spends his brief onscreen moments trying to ask out some classmate with his phone's anthropomorphic emojis, has never used the eggplant emoji?
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Again, experienced VR natives may roll their eyes at how insignificant this all is, but the majority of people might still be surprised to know that you can be in a tiny Brooklyn apartment one moment and, in that same moment, take yourself to a lodge in the mountains and, within that same moment, compress reality into an existential space filled with nothing but an adjustable screen to empathy-cringe at whenever Andy tries but oh-so-fails to ask out Erin.
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At the party, Jay stops the music so Simon can ask out Carli but he is unable to speak and the plan backfires. When everyone has left, the group play fight on trampolines.
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Andy convinced Michael to ask out their waitress, Cindy. In the Traveling Salesman, Andy picked Michael as his traveling salesman partner. In the car ride, Michael told Andy about Dwight going behind his back and talked to Jan. When they went to do their joint sale pitch, Andy completely ruined the sale pitch.
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Elliot tells Leila he wants to start a relationship, as Justin does with Hannah, however Leila feels guilty and continues her relationship with Justin. Justin the splits up with Leila, who then helps him ask out Hannah. Leila and Elliot share a kiss, their love for each other and begin a relationship. Leila begins feeling ill.
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Katie leaves feeling angry at the way Pandora treats Thomas. In "JJ," Thomas has replaced Freddie and Cook as a friend of JJ, who now works at the same confectionery store as Thomas. When Thomas urges JJ to ask out Lara Lloyd, a beautiful colleague, and threatens to ask her out himself, JJ manages to win her affections. In "Everyone," Thomas has taken up athletics, being a very fast runner.
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A child version of her also appears in Giant Size Little Marvel Avengers vs X-Men as a new kid that Tony Stark tries to ask out on a date. She rejects him because he's a kid with a goatee and mustache. Another version of her is a member of Arcadia's's A-Force. On Earth-8, she is married to Miles Morales and they have two children with Spider Powers.
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Riqui does that to make his Abuela happy, but he was not attracted to his girl or any girl yet. During high school, Riqui's best friend Julio makes him ask out Anita. Riqui takes her out even though he felt no romantic feelings towards her. He later takes her to the dance where he kisses her, but when he still feels nothing he realized he was different than the other boys.
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She tells him that certain feelings may develop in therapeutic situations. A confused Shane clarifies that he wants to ask out a girl named Allison, who's a senior. He also reveals a friend of his asked Lisa out to the dance, but found out Lisa was going with Tim. A flashback shows it may be because of Todd Collins all over again – Lisa's high school boyfriend, whom Becky liked.
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Simon decides to ask out his crush by spraying "I Love Carli D'Amato" on her driveway. She invites him to her house when her parents aren’t home. Simon gets drunk with Will and arrives at her house with Will there to babysit Carli’s younger brother while Simon talks to Carli. It backfires when Will tells Carli’s brother that his parents are dead and Simon throws up over the kitchen and her brother.
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When he goes to school the next day, he finds Harry is furious with him once more over forgetting their studying arrangements once more. At night, Hammerhead tells Shocker the Big Man is displeased with his failure. Meanwhile, Peter unsuccessfully tries to ask out Jonah's assistant, Betty Brant. After a tremor rattles the entire city, Peter, as Spider-Man, discovers it is the Shocker, leaving him a trail that leads to a condemned theater.
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Helder has a reputation for violence, and a few months later gets into a violent argument with Anne, who receives a black eye. Anne moves out and, since the lease was hers, Helder also must move out, but returns regularly to borrow money from one of the tenants. Brown meets a new tenant, Donna, whom he wants to ask out. He waits too long, and she ends up going out with Helder.
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NCIS is called in to investigate a helicopter crash when the missing crew washes up on the shore. However, the pilot is still missing. Meanwhile, Ziva is upset that DiNozzo and McGee gloat about meeting a group of girls on a night out and their arranging a next-time. Fed up of their gloating, ZIva dares the two to ask out the first woman they see, which happens to be CGIS agent Borin, who is also investigating the crash.
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The family seeks out the best medical help, and she is often visited by Bergotte, himself unwell, but she dies, her face reverting to its youthful appearance. Several months later, Saint-Loup, now single, convinces the Narrator to ask out the Stermaria daughter, newly divorced. Albertine visits; she has matured and they share a kiss. The Narrator then goes to see Mme de Villeparisis, where Mme de Guermantes, whom he has stopped following, invites him to dinner.
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Sid thinks that a few "hinnys" and "pets" thrown liberally into his disgusting conversation will win the hearts of women. He usually ends up in hospital having painful procedures to remove things women have shoved where the sun doesn't shine."Donald, Simon. " In his autobiography 'Him off the Viz' Simon recalls that the inspiration for Sid was a friend of his (Graham Lines) who wanted to ask out another friend in their social circle (Sandra Peachey, known as 'Sandy').
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Lenny, formerly a writer of porn stories, can't pluck up the courage to ask out his attractive workmate Gail. Jody, unknown to the others, has been fired from her job, but still shows up after her "shift" every night to talk. At the hospital, Sean strikes up a friendship with the girlfriend of a coma patient; she confides in him that at the time of the accident she was about to end the relationship. Later, the two sleep together.
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Cory tries at some points to begin a relationship with Topanga, but this is mostly because he does not want to be left out of the dating game. Sensing this, Topanga is wary of his advances, and despite the mutual attraction, the two do not date during this season. During the third season, Cory finally admits that he wants to ask out Topanga but cannot work up the courage to do it. Consequently, his best friend Shawn asks her out.
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Garrison reacts to this by composing a song, "Where My Country Gone?" lamenting how illegal immigration has ruined his country. He uses the song to rally the townspeople to his cause. When Garrison interrupts a school presentation on Canadian history he is fired, stirring tension between American and Canadian students. Cartman and his friends decide that the only way to bring peace is to encourage a romantic relationship between the factions: they appoint Butters to ask out a Canadian girl.
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English also makes frequent use of constructions traditionally called phrasal verbs, verb phrases that are made up of a verb root and a preposition or particle which follows the verb. The phrase then functions as a single predicate. In terms of intonation the preposition is fused to the verb, but in writing it is written as a separate word. Examples of phrasal verbs are to get up, to ask out, to back up, to give up, to get together, to hang out, to put up with, etc.
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Chris later tells Leslie his dating policy has affected others, explaining that he earlier warned Ben not to ask out a co-worker. Leslie realizes that is why Ben rejected her and is glad when Ben asks her to eat in front of her favorite city hall mural. Leslie deletes her profile on HoosierMate, and is relieved to learn that Tom has 26 different profiles on the site to match himself with any type of woman, although the one Leslie matched with was his "nerd" profile.
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Ron is also uninterested in the strippers, but happily consumes the free breakfast buffet. Tom remains depressed even after Leslie hires a stripper (Cheryl Texiera) to give him a lap dance and "grind the sorrow out of him". A drunken Tom tells Leslie that Ron plans to ask out Wendy, prompting an angry reaction from her. When Tom passes out at the bar, they take him to Wendy's house, and Leslie is shocked to find she is on a date with another man (James Ball).
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Dr. Otto Octavius is preparing to attach an exoskeleton onto Alex O'Hirn's body, modeled after that of a rhinoceros. Though Octavius is wary about going through with the experiment, Hammerhead forces him to activate it. O'Hirn's body is surgically attached to the suit and is given immeasurable strength. Meanwhile, Peter Parker is at the Daily Bugle trying to ask out Betty Brant to his school's fall formal, despite their four-year age difference; she finally agrees to consider it and Peter hurries homeward, exhilarated, until he realizes he will need money for the date.
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George then proceeds to ask "out" the prison's librarian, Celia (Andrea Bendewald), finding many pros with dating a woman who is in jail. Kramer announces that he bought what he thinks is a hen (whom he named "Little Jerry Seinfeld") for its eggs, but later finds out that it is a rooster. Meanwhile, Elaine is thoroughly disappointed in Kurt's shaved head after seeing the hair he could have if he did not keep shaving it off. She persuades him to regrow his hair, but is even more shocked to discover that he is going bald.
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Andy Bernard (Ed Helms) takes Michael to Benihana to help him forget his recent troubles; Michael drags Dwight and Jim along. The group stumbles upon an unexpecting couple (Anne Sertich and Stephen Saux) at the table and Dwight fails when attempting to impress the chef with his knowledge of Japanese knives. Andy successfully isolates Dwight from the rest of the party and convinces Michael to ask out their waitress, Cindy (Brittany Ishibashi). Meanwhile, Jim plays pranks on Dwight and realizes that his excuse for declining Pam's gift does not hold water.
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Meanwhile, during the time when Chris and Stewie were lost in the woods, Chris promises to ask out Ellen, a classmate of his who has Down syndrome. After their rescue, Stewie helps prepare Chris for a date by dressing him up, and instructing him on how to act through a prolonged musical number. During the date, however, Ellen turns out to be pushy and demanding, and the relationship quickly goes wrong. Chris admits that he had bought into a stereotype of people with Down syndrome being different, and she breaks up with him.
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The photo shoot was based on Rear Window, which Marc had never seen, nor had he seen Psycho, which Cliff invited him to come over and see, after getting drinks. Amanda barges in and tells Marc that Betty is internet dating, and that they must go “Mock” but Marc says it will have to wait, he is going to ask out the underwear guy, instead of Cliff. Around the same time at home, Ignacio comes back to the house, and three old ladies are there: Hilda's new friends from the cemetery.
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In April 2010, Vasily was released on parole and settled in Gagarin with a woman he had met while still in jail. The couple lived by modest means, with most of their income supplied by a cousin of Bolgarov who worked in the United States. Although described as hot-tempered, Vasily's girlfriend claimed that he was never violent, and was a kind and cheerful man, known by his affectionate name "Kot". Unbeknownst to her, he contacted various girls on Odnoklassniki using various pseudonyms, whom he would ask out on dates.
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However, when Ben brings Renee to a senior center, an elderly woman reveals to Renee that Ben is onto her game causing her to flee in frustration. As Ben chases after her, she confesses how she despises charity, and that after her mother's suicide Renee was bounced around from various relatives and had to depend on charity. Ben reveals he too hates charity but does it out of a similar experience, bringing them closer together. Weeks later Ben comes over to ask out Renee on a proper date.
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At home, the next morning, Rich is given some money to buy his mother a birthday present by his father, Kevin, whom Rich spurns. He then goes to ask out The Angel of Death, but she refuses, and demonstrates herself to be as shallow as the girls Rich despises. Grace, who has developed feelings for Rich herself, then takes the opportunity to ask him out, but he turns her down, prompting her to run off, crying, and Alo remonstrates him for turning down an attractive girl who asked to date him. But Rich, stubborn as ever, refuses to compromise.
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"The Invisible Hand" is the sixth episode of the animated television series The Spectacular Spider-Man, which is based on the comic book character Spider- Man created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko. The episode follows Spider-Man as he faces the Rhino, who has an indestructible rhino-like suit and super strength. In his personal life, as his alter ego Peter Parker, Spider-Man tries to ask out Daily Bugle worker Betty Brant to the upcoming fall formal at his high school. "The Invisible Hand" was written by Matt Wayne and directed by Dave Bullock.
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Rico Rodriguez portrays Manny Delgado, Gloria's son and Jay's step-son Manny has inherited his mother's passion for life (although he is terrified of butterflies), though Gloria has also said, "Manny is passionate, just like his father." This causes Manny to be very romantic. Manny is not afraid to take chances, leading him to ask out older girls, and develops a crush on his step- niece Haley, to whom he gave flowers on "Pilot" and even kissed in "Three Turkeys". He idolizes his absentee father, often speaking about him in a positive light, even after being repeatedly disappointed by his father's broken promises.
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Written by May in 1968, this song features contrasting acoustic and heavy metal sections. May explained that he conceived the idea for this song while reading The White Goddess by Robert Graves. The song also had personal significance for May; he drew inspiration from a fellow student whom he revered and thought represented the idea of the "perfect woman". In a later interview he said, "I remember being totally in love with this girl from biology, and I never ever talked to her...I [was] dared to ask out this girl, and she became a lifelong friend, it's very strange...".
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Liz Lemon (Tina Fey) and Jenna Maroney (Jane Krakowski) keep running into the same two men in the elevator at the 30 Rock building, and find themselves interested in them. Not knowing their names, Liz and Jenna refer to them as "The Head" (Brian McCann) and "The Hair" (Peter Hermann). Jenna and Pete Hornberger (Scott Adsit) persuade Liz to ask out The Head, a low-maintenance and harmless geek, but as she goes to do so, she runs into The Hair, a suave and handsome charmer, who asks her out instead. Liz hesitates due to their perceived incompatibility, but agrees to try new things.
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In the episode, the precinct travels to Rochester, New York for a police convention, where their captain Raymond Holt (Andre Braugher) is to give a presentation. Against Holt's orders, the rest of the squad throws a party, and Sergeant Terrence Jeffords (Terry Crews) loses Holt's laptop, which Holt had given to him to work on the presentation. Meanwhile, Gina Linetti (Chelsea Peretti) and Amy Santiago (Melissa Fumero) help Norm Scully (Joel McKinnon Miller) ask out a woman with whom he fell in love. The episode was seen by an estimated 1.61 million household viewers and gained a 0.6/2 ratings share among adults aged 18–49, according to Nielsen Media Research.
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While spying on mall patrons to find any Russian spies, Dustin tells Steve that he should ask out Robin because he enjoys her company. While Dustin and Steve fail to find any Russians, Robin manages to break the code, realizing that the Russians have a delivery coming to Starcourt Mall's loading dock that night. The trio spies on the armed guards, and, after narrowly escaping, decide to travel into the loading dock through the air vents during daytime, when the guards are not on duty. However, as none of them can fit through the vents, they enlist the help of Lucas's younger sister Erica Sinclair, who opens the door to them.
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"Extra Large Medium" is the 12th episode of the eighth season of the animated comedy series Family Guy. Directed by John Holmquist and written by Steve Callaghan, the episode originally aired on Fox in the United States on February 14, 2010. In "Extra Large Medium", the show's main character, Peter, discovers that he has supposedly developed "extrasensory perception" (ESP) after his two sons, Chris and Stewie, go missing during a family hike in the woods. Soon after being rescued, Chris decides to ask out a classmate at his school, named Ellen, who has Down syndrome, and eventually takes her on a romantic date, which he goes on to regret.
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Darryl had recently manipulated the warehouse foreman Val (Ameenah Kaplan) into breaking up with him because he wanted to have a new start when he moves to Philadelphia for his job at Jim's new sports marketing company. Darryl tells the others about this and feigns heartbreak to gain their sympathy and appear that the breakup was not his choice. Nellie, Phyllis, and Kevin confront Val and try to convince her to take Darryl back, to no avail. However, when Kevin then ask out Val, she is so mortified at her apparent dating prospects that she decides to get back together with Darryl, much to his annoyance.
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Annie announces to the Spanish class that she will be hosting a Dia de los Muertos party for extra credit later that night. Annie hopes everyone will attend the Mexican Halloween party, especially Jeff, believing his popularity will influence others to come. Jeff checks in with Britta (Gillian Jacobs) to make sure that she does not see anything ever happening between them because he has decided to ask out his statistics professor. After Britta confirms this, Jeff waits after his statistics class that afternoon to ask Professor Michelle Slater (Lauren Stamile) out, but is rejected when she states that she does not date students.
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The patent's description notes: Demand for the system is based on the fact that there are many situations in which asking a person out might have negative consequences if the feelings are not mutual. For instance, many people may be reluctant to ask out a good friend, for fear that if the answer is No, it will ruin the friendship once the other person knows how they feel. Co-workers may face a similar situation; if the co-worker rejects the romantic overtures, the work situation may become awkward. In Sudai and Blumberg's "Love Detector" system described in their patent, users log in and enter a confidential list of friends and acquaintances who they are attracted to.
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The series—presented as if it were a real documentary—depicts the everyday lives of office employees in the Scranton, Pennsylvania, branch of the fictional Dunder Mifflin Paper Company. In the episode, rumors spread that Dunder Mifflin is in serious financial trouble, so Michael Scott (Steve Carell) tries to distract the office by having everyone play a murder mystery game called Belles, Bourbon, and Bullets. Meanwhile, Andy Bernard (Ed Helms) uses the game as a way to ask out Erin (Ellie Kemper), but fears he may have asked out Erin's character, instead of Erin herself. "Murder" was the first entry in the series written by Chun, and was his first script for the series.
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But for a long, long time he won't let her go away. Part of him wants her to stay alive in his imagination forever and gradually this presence that helped him initially becomes an impediment to his moving on with life. In contrast to her Dad's stagnation, Quincey is growing up fast (Allison Mack as a 20-year-old), and in no time she is dating, stealing cars, trying to set her Dad up with her best friend's divorced Moms, going off to University and falling in love with a Frenchman named Philippe. It is not until Rawdon finally plucks up the courage to ask out somebody who might just be right for him that he finally, tearfully, asks Miranda to leave him.
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Cusack was a cast member on the NBC sketch show Saturday Night Live from 1985 to 1986. Her recurring characters on SNL included Salena, a socially inept girl who tries to ask out her boyfriend, Biff (played by Jon Lovitz), who is also socially inept. In addition, she did celebrity impersonations of Brooke Shields, Jane Fonda, and Queen Elizabeth II. She has been nominated four times for the American Comedy Award in the category of Funniest Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture and has won three times, for Runaway Bride (1999), In & Out (1997), and Working Girl (1988). She has also won the New York Film Critics Circle Award and the Broadcast Film Critics Association Award for Best Supporting Actress for In & Out.
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The episode starts with teen pop sensation Hannah Montana -- who is actually Miley Stewart (Miley Cyrus) -- and her father Robby Ray Stewart (Billy Ray Cyrus) singing the song "This Is The Life" in preparation for a sold out concert in Los Angeles the next day. After she reluctantly gives her older brother Jackson (Jason Earles) two tickets for him and a girl he is trying to ask out to the concert, Miley's best friend, Lilly (Emily Osment), who is unaware of her dual identity and a big fan of Hannah, calls to announce that she is "incoming in 20 seconds". Miley takes her Hannah wig off and puts a blue jacket over her Hannah clothes. Lilly enters on a skateboard and says she has two tickets for herself and Miley to the concert.
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" This context also influences how we relate to others. According to Australian sociologist, Dan Woodman, "The theory goes that the Xennials dated, and often formed ongoing relationships, pre-social media. They usually weren't on Tinder or Grindr, for their first go at dating at least. They called up their friends and the person they wanted to ask out on a landline phone, hoping that it wasn't their intended date's parent who picked up." Woodman has referred to Xennials as a "cross-over generation" crediting this concept to journalists writing about individuals born during the cusp years, saying that this idea sounds plausible with respect to generations because "the divisions we use aren’t particularly robust. They tend to be imported from North America without much thought, built arbitrarily around the Boomers, and capture changes that often don’t have clear inflection points, so dates can vary.
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Series One In the pilot episode “First Day”, Jay is introduced to the new kid Will McKenzie (Simon Bird) through his friend Simon Cooper (Joe Thomas) as he is forced to show Will around the school. Jay instantly dislikes Will calling him “Briefcase Mong”. In the episode “Bunk Off“, Jay, Simon, Will and Jay’s other friend Neil Sutherland (Blake Harrison) decide to skip school and they get Will to purchase alcohol for them and persuade Simon to ask out his crush Carli D’Amato (Emily Head) by spray painting her driveway. The group are confronted by the Head of Sixth Form, Mr Gilbert (Greg Davies), where he tells Jay and Neil that they have no obligation to stay in school however he sends Will and Simon to the Headteacher’s office for phoning the school as their parents. In the episode “Thorpe Park”, Simon drives Jay and Will to Thorpe Park to meet up with Neil who got them free tickets.
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