If that's the case, asking out your ex-boss becomes just like asking out any friend or acquaintance.
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"What are we here for, Mike?" he found himself asking out loud.
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The first step to avoiding that may just be asking out a Virgo.
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The result, he said, were all three stars asking out of the game early.
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Jake's professor instructed him to apply the principle of ethos to his asking-out efforts.
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While his best friends were asking out girls and talking about them endlessly, he dreaded the thought.
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The billionaire lives in a reality where pushing boundaries and asking out-sized questions is the norm.
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Do you think I'm some trembling, lovesick dweeb incapable of asking out somebody I'm already friends with?
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And she wound up asking out Tyler, a guy she had previously rejected, in a sweet twist.
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They voted Trump because, for once, they are forgoing their pride and are asking, out loud, for help.
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Altuve played the full game in 2014, went 2 for 4 and said he never considered asking out.
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If we were the Biebs and felt like being petty, we'd devote our energy into asking out Bella Hadid.
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It's disrupted dating etiquette Etiquette around asking out your Uber driver aside, what should you do when you're already dating?
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Okay, so those last two aren't questions that a lot of people are asking out loud, but maybe we should.
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Brandon, for his part, barely looked twice in her direction and ended up asking out Haley – one of the twins – instead.
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The friend could claim he was asking out of his own curiosity, to save you from embarrassment if the girl was uninterested.
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Once guys started asking out of the game because they were tired, Lue conceded it threw off his rotation and he never recovered.
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Many men -- and women, for that matter --still believe men do the asking out and the chasing (often, too, the paying for dinner).
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I walked in on a rainy Sunday morning, bad for business but perfect for asking out unsuspecting men when you don't want an audience.
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"I'm leaving in a few weeks' time, so it's a kind of a no-risk situation," Alex (Tony Okungbowa) says when asking out Sophie (Mamie Gummer).
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But in his senior year, when he made the mistake of asking out a white classmate, he was publicly shamed and removed from the basketball team.
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Instead, they're asking out of pride; he and his art belonged to everyone, and those who cherish it most want to make sure it is in trusted hands.
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In an interview with Billboard, ex-Fifth Harmony member Camila Cabello revealed that the movie inspired her to be a hopeless romantic — which included asking out her Uber driver.
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Because you may be an expert at making friends or asking out a date, but those skills don't necessary apply when you're rocking a Sharpie-scrawled name tag on your blazer.
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"In exchange for the freedom that opponents are asking out of this bill, we chip away at herd immunity as more and more people make that decision not to vaccine," Democratic state Rep.
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If she hasn't performed oral sex on you, it might be a good idea to be extra clear about whether you're asking out of intellectual curiosity or practical curiosity to avoid any misunderstandings.
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Also it guaranteed a less awkward time than possibly asking out a girl I don't know too well, which, as my mom told me, was the status quo when she was in high school.
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When she quit her job for something new, she thought now is my chance, but the possible complications of asking out a former boss (whom she could easily work with again someday) eventually won out.
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He's shown following an extremist Muslim preacher known as Abu Haleema into Regent's Park and asking out loud if "anyone's got a smartphone" so the group can use the compass to determine the direction for prayer.
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And with so many people today asking out loud whether or not black lives actually matter, it's clear that the liberty celebrated by the statue continues to evade African Americans, even though their emancipation was a catalyst for the statue's creation.
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And so began what would become a long line of Bachelor rule-breakers, with Luyendyk pulling the same stunt, Colton Underwood leaving the show for Cassie Randolph, and Hannah Brown ending things with Jed Wyatt and asking out Tyler Cameron.
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If there's something you know you want or need to do (like talking to a friend who let you down, or asking out the person you flirt with every day at the coffee shop), but you suspect it'll be uncomfortable, it's probably something worth doing.
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Unguessable for me now, nor could the occupants see each other's thoughts that day in 1986 on an Arizona highway, though each must have been wondering, more than wondering, probably searching for clues in each other's expressions, gestures, silences, maybe asking out loud, Who are you, why are we here, where are we heading, what is happening to me, us, how will it end, whose story is this.
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Garmony learns it was actually a double murder and informs George, who is pleased. George reflects on the fact that two of Molly's former lovers are dead and Garmony, despite having weathered the scandal, will never be able to rise in the party. He contemplates asking out Vernon's widow Mandy.
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After asking out loud what the child wants of him, the child replies that the soldier "is for you". The Woman in Black appears, hovering over his bed, and shrieks into his face, terrifying him into unconsciousness. Kidd returns to London and his family. His boss instructs him to look through the box of papers from Crythin Gifford.
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David Hargrove (Brian Geraghty) is a stockbroker having trouble asking out his co-worker Emily Brandt (Alice Eve). At a Christmas party, he offers to drive her home. Reluctantly, he also agrees to drive home his other co-worker Corey Thompson (Josh Peck). During the ride, Corey has David stop at a local ATM booth, needing to withdraw cash to buy pizza.
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In "Casino Night," they are shown talking, laughing and drinking together. Throughout season two, Jim dates Katy, who initially appeared in season one as the "Purse Girl" in "Hot Girl." After Jim and Katy split up in "Booze Cruise," he leaves a message asking out a fellow Dunder Mifflin employee named Brenda, much to Kelly's disbelief. Jim's misfortunes are assumed to be because he is unable to get over Pam.
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"Adore U" is the lead single of the extended play. It was written by Woozi, S.Coups, and Yeon Dong-geon. The Korea Herald states "“Adore U” is a funky pop song about a teenage boy trying to navigate through puppy love." It marks the beginning of the group's trilogy composed of the singles Adore U, Mansae and Pretty U about a boy meeting, falling in love and asking out a girl.
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Also in the school are popular girls Charlotte, Glenda and Cheryl. Cheryl pursues Nathan, despite already having a boyfriend, Samson, who confronts Nathan along with his womanising friend Kenneth after seeing Cheryl talking to Nathan. Meanwhile, Henry and Diggs, fed up with Nathan not asking out Jessica, force the pair to meet after school. While Nathan waits for Jessica, he writes a note about what he will say to her to ask her out.
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She is shorter than Shin'ichirō, and enjoys teasing him from time to time. ; : :Miyokichi is Shin'ichirō's good friend, and has known him since they were kids. They hang out together at school, and Miyokichi often brings up the fact that Shin'ichirō has an eye out for Hiromi when at school. Shin'ichirō introduced Miyokichi to Aiko which eventually led to Miyokichi asking out Aiko, and she agreed, though it is apparent that she agreed reluctantly.
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When Donna encourages Josh to ask Joey Lucas on a date, Joey guesses that Donna is attempting to cover her own feelings for Josh through misdirection.The West Wing, Episode 2.14: The War at Home. Original airdate: February 14, 2001. During the same episode Josh and Sam Seaborn discuss why Donna was so pushy about asking out Joey; Josh comments that he wonders why Donna wouldn't be jealous to which Sam asked if Josh gets jealous when Donna dates.
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A running gag involves Motemitsu immediately asking out (or, in one case, proposing to) any pretty girl he sees, causing his followers to comment "As expected from Motemitsu-senpai, [whatever Motemitsu has just done]!", only to be instantly rejected, to which his followers say "As expected from Motemitsu-senpai, immediately rejected!". He is not seen or mentioned in the later half of the manga for reasons never explained, most likely due to focus more on the growing main cast.
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When Anne discovers he broke her bike lock and caused it to be stolen, she attacks him during their yearbook class, causing her to receive disciplinary action from the school. Clifton remains engaged in his plan to sabotage Anne, ultimately asking out Sasha himself. However, he begins to regret his actions during a meeting with his guidance counselor. After being reprimanded by the school and arguing with her mother, Anne goes on a hangout with Sasha and convinces her to let her sleep over at Sasha's house.
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After more than a year fantasizing about asking out his co-worker, Stanley (Luke Wilson) finally asks Diana Evans (Denise Richards) out on a date. As the two venture out on their first date, Stanley hits a homeless man Phil (Jay Lacopo) with his car, and the events that follow are far from the night of romance that Stanley had planned. Meanwhile, Stan's co-workers, including his friend, Michael (Ben Affleck), are monitoring the date between Stan and Diana, and they are betting on how far Stan will get with the beautiful Diana.
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George is sweating heavily as a result of exercising, causing him to look suspicious. At a dental appointment with Dr. Tim Whatley, Jerry sees Penthouse magazines in the waiting room, and learns that the office has a new "adults- only policy". Elaine has tickets to a benefit for the Able Mentally Challenged Adults (AMCA) featuring famous crooner Mel Tormé, and contemplates asking out a blond guy from her health club. At the health club she ends up talking with Jimmy, and agrees to a date with him, not realizing that by "Jimmy" he means himself and not the blond man.
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Ronald Wilby (Scott Jacoby) is a socially inept, awkward high school youth with budding artistic talent and a predilection for fantasy, who is often ridiculed for his behavior and mannerisms. His overprotective mother, Elaine (Kim Hunter), needs surgery and plans for Ronald to become a doctor and cure her illness. Ronald's father has not been heard from in years, having divorced his mother and agreeing to terminate his parental rights in exchange for not having to pay child support. One afternoon, while asking out Laurie Matthews (Shelley Spurlock), Ronald is rejected and then ridiculed by her friends.
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In the last episode of the first season Sock kissed the succubus Marlena multiple times, losing one year from his life for each kiss (he estimates he has three years left). In the beginning of the second season it is revealed that Sock has a beautiful Asian stepsister whom he finds sexually appealing and considers asking out. He continues down this path, even with his new sister continually viewing him as a big brother, and eventually convinces her that there is nothing wrong with them sleeping together which they do in the second season episode "Underbelly." She leaves for Japan shortly after.
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In the series, Reggie's circle of family and friends are told by lawyer Geraldine Hackstraw that each will inherit one million pounds, on the one condition that they do something totally absurd. The nature of their absurd task is left to the individuals, but it is to be judged by Ms Hackstraw. Most of them have fallen on hard times, having in the main been forced to retire or been made redundant due to their age. After several pathetic solo attempts at being absurd (including both C.J. and Doc asking out Geraldine), the potential legatees decide to pool forces and, with Jimmy as leader, decide to mount a bloodless coup.
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The gameplay in Tokimeki Memorial focuses on scheduling, dating, and stat-building. The player must organize his or her time between asking out members of the opposite sex and developing his or her abilities at school and sport (with the long-term goal of becoming more seductive, not out of any intrinsic value). Dates are frequent but very brief, with usually only one multiple-choice question to determine whether your partner's love meter will increase or decrease. One playthrough lasts for a fixed period of three years of high school (on the order of 5–10 hours of play), at the end of which the character with the highest love meter confesses their love.
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As a result, unlike many classic sleuths, Morse does not always simply arrest his culprit; ironic circumstances have the case end and the crime brought to him. Morse was also a romantic, frequently mildly and gently flirting with or asking out colleagues, witnesses, or suspects—occasionally bordering on the unprofessional—but he had little success in love. Morse is a character whose talents and intelligence are being wasted in positions that fail to match his abilities. It is mentioned several times that Morse would have been promoted above and beyond Chief Inspector at Thames Valley Police CID, but his cynicism and lack of ambition, coupled also with veiled hints that he may have made enemies in high places, frustrate his progression despite his Oxford connections.
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Thanks to Regina texting Rogers and Nick, the guys are able to track Henry to Flynn's Barcade, a local bar that Henry frequents. The two suddenly decided to stick around and help Henry out with his romantic feelings towards Jacinda, giving Nick an idea by making a bet that Henry can move on from Jacinda, by asking out the first woman who walks into the bar, who, as fate would have it, was Jacinda herself. After the two talk for a while, Jacinda challenge Henry to a game in which he had a coin that if he tossed it into a glass then he would believe in the fairytales that Lucy had told him. When he threw the coin, a bartender takes up the glass and it misses.
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Lenny learns that Keith is a gifted football kicker, but accidentally breaks his son's leg. Eric apologizes to Sally for avoiding her to spend time with his mother, and endures a sexually charged car wash from male cheerleaders. Lenny becomes suspicious of Kyle’s relationship with Roxanne, who is angered by her employee Penny’s lifelong obsession with Lenny. Marcus bonds with Braden, Charlotte goes on her date, Andre passes his driving test overseen by Wiley, and Greg succeeds in asking out Nancy. Roxanne tells Lenny that she is pregnant, and most of the town arrives for the Feders’ 1980s-themed party. Lenny realizes Roxanne is not having an affair with Kyle, who has repaired Becky’s stuffed animal, and challenges Tommy to a fight, but Tommy takes a dive to allow Lenny to save face in front of his own bullied son.
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Kelly then says she has accepted Dwight's bribery and looks forward to the benefits of his return to the manager's chair, as Toby haltingly says they could give Dwight another trial run and Jim looks on in horror. After Phyllis tells Jim that Kelly and Dwight have "pre-fired" her, Jim tells Dwight he is not and will not be the manager, and the office begins arguing about who will be selected. The discussion gets out of control, with Ryan (B. J. Novak) preferring a homeless man, Andy declaring he wants the job, Meredith Palmer (Kate Flannery) wanting a "smart, professional, decisive, well-hung man in his forties," Kevin Malone (Brian Baumgartner) and Angela Martin (Angela Kinsey) speaking solely for attention, and Darryl's daughter Jada asking out loud if Jim is the guy making him manager.
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The campaign also included a website as well as print advertising. The ads featured the "Men of the Square Table", which consisted of men of great significance in different fields, such as football star Jerome Bettis, pro wrestler Triple H, actor/comedian Eddie Griffin, adventurer Aron Ralston, professional bull-rider Ty Murray, and actor Burt Reynolds, who acts as the Square Table's de facto leader. The ads would consist of the men bringing up a certain topic or situation, from simple beer-related topics, such as whether anything other than beer be stored in the garage fridge, or if one can take leftover beers that he brought to a party back home. Other topics would be slightly more serious, such as how long one can wait before asking out his best friend's ex-girlfriend, or if it's time to retire the "high-five" celebration.
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