We may still be friends, we may not be friends.
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No one wanted to be friends with Danielle Corcione; everyone wanted to be friends with Alexa Hawkins.
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They wanted to be friends — or allies, at least.
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"We will be friends with China and by the way we want to be friends with the U.S., with Europe so it is not a friendship against anybody else," RDIF's Dmitriev said.
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"I just want to be friends with everybody," she said.
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"I hope we can be friends," Odom said about Kardashian.
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The woman was also believed to be friends with Grossheim.
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Do I feel like we're ever gonna be friends again?
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And he said, 'You can't just be friends with Russia.
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"And they'll be friends for their whole life," continues Howard.
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"You can't really be friends with the players," Walker said.
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If you don't feel it, I still wanna be friends.
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"We have always only wanted to be friends," she said.
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"I said, 'I just want to be friends,'" she remembers.
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Everyone — including myself — wants to be friends with Alexis Waters.
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"I can never be friends with her again," he said.
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Don't believe the gossip, cats and dogs can be friends.
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So, they might still be friends ... but probably not besties.
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One cabbie happens to be friends with a restaurant worker.
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He has praised Mr. Putin and promised to be friends.
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But a "Let's just be friends" approach won't do either.
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We'll be friends long after he leaves the White House.
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I should be so grateful to be friends with Chieko.
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We didn't get to be friends until later that year.
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I've always said that we don't have to be friends.
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Oh I forgot, we are supposed to be friends. Ha!
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I am sure that we will continue to be friends.
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I want us to always be cool and be friends.
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"I don't want to be friends with myself," Huntsman says.
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Why don't you want to be friends with your family?
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It sounds like you and my mom could be friends.
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When you're young, you want to be friends with people.
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You have to be friends before you can be lovers.
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If they want to be friends, fine, do your thing.
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I think we can both be friends with The Rock.
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The boy put his arm around Solomon's shoulders and told him that, though he was a "real babo" — Kurdish slang for "boss" — they couldn't be friends, because Jews and Muslims could not be friends.
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But Katie seems to be friends with most of Colton's cast.
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In the Middle East, leaders are lining up to be friends.
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" Both families say Hannah and Dawson will be "friends for life.
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"I think you've got to be friends first," said the rapper.
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Maybe we should be friends in real life... 5:30 p.m.
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Maybe at last we can be friends, partners, and not enemies.
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His former girlfriend Chelsy Davy says they'll "always be friends". 17.
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"I used to be friends with everyone here," their daughter said.
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Why do you think we yearn for castmates to be friends?
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We can be friends with people who are different than us.
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It's certainly time for Microsoft and Google to finally be friends. .
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For Veronica she doesn't just want to be friends with Ethel.
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We didn't have to do anything… We could just be friends.
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I never said I did not want you to be friends.
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I wish everyone could be friends with Katy Perry, she's hilarious.
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They like each other and they should continue to be friends.
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"Dear friend, people of all religions should be friends," Sophie wrote.
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While she held onto my passport, we pretended to be friends.
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When we met after the show, he said, 'let's be friends.
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"He doesn't even want to be friends," she tells Abbi, sobbing.
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We're beginning to think Father John Misty doesn't wanna be friends.
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The two knew each other well and used to be friends.
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I would choose to be friends with an author who's alive.
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There will be many benefits if we can be friends together.
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Another new Armenian buddy has asked to be friends on Facebook.
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"I don't think we can be friends anymore," Lily tells her.
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There will always be friends to make and seeds to plant.
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"I would like to think we can be friends again," she said.
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Let her and Carol be friends in Endgame, I beg of you.
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Not be friends, I don't like having grudges and hating these people.
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It could be friends and professionals outside your industry who you trust.
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Just agree to be "friends," and never speak to that person again.
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Just as importantly, Big Bird is trying to be friends with Julia.
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So you tell me why I want to be friends with somebody?
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And we can't be friends if you're going to keep doing that.
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Maybe they'll be friends back in Texas when this is all over?
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"I would like to think we can be friends again," she says.
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Can you actually be friends even with your dog, or a horse?
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I have never understood people who can be friends with their exes.
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But he wants to be friends with those countries, says Mr Castañeda.
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Whoever the droid is, it seems to be friends with Lando though.
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Is this Mark Zuckerberg's desperate attempt to be friends with Kylie Jenner?
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It doesn't mean you're doomed or that you can't "really" be friends.
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" On Russia, he asserted that "we're not likely to ever be friends.
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Who says you can't be friends with your former mother-in-law?
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Rob's "I just want to be friends" script is on major repeat.
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Justin Bieber: Stephen Baldwin's Proposal Blessing Drake & Serena: Exes Can Be Friends!
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And after all, we probably shouldn't be friends with our smart houses.
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How do test if someone actually wants to be friends with me?
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It's the fifth person who doesn't ask that I'll be friends with.
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We want to continue to work together and continue to be friends.
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Demi Lovato and Joe Jonas are proof that exes can be friends.
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She wanted to be friends with the Liars, and she wanted Toby.
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I would not be friends with you because you're so f—— ugly.
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"I really don't know if we're gonna be friends," Hughes told CBS.
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If you don't want to be friends with me, I will survive.
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Mindy Kaling and B.J. Novak are proving that exes can be friends.
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And maybe stop assuming you can't be friends with those smart machines.
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I figured we were going to be friends, and that was that.
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Good day to be friends with someone named Isaiah, I suppose, huh?
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She would not have to be friends with Lena Dunham, by proxy.
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We told our kids: You're still going to be friends with them.
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Some of the customers seemed to be friends meeting to catch up.
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"We used to be friends," Mr. Slotkin said, referring to Mr. Perrotta.
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"It's like the jaguar asking the deer to be friends," he said.
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An improbable play date The coyote and the pupper should be friends.
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Plus, you can even grab a singular bottle of Let's Be Friends!
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Telling someone you don't want to be friends anymore can be awkward.
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What's strange is that she wants to be friends with you. Right?
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Our foreign policy is to be friends of all, enemies of none.
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I think the world of Chuck Schumer; we will always be friends.
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LG: Would you like to be friends with The Rock as well?
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That Chloe chooses to be friends with Ziggy because she wants to be friends with Ziggy, even after Ziggy is accused of choking another classmate (the Amabella drama from the series premiere), indicates that she vouches for Ziggy.
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Donald Trump indeed wanted to be friends with Russia but suffers from Putin-like hubris ... and has thwarted his own aim in that he cannot now be friends with Russia without appearing to be part of Putin's conspiracy.
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If you find someone you want to be friends with — and especially if there are indications that person wants to be friends with you, too — put it on the very top of your to-do list to follow up.
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And, according to People, Fischer just happens to be friends with Jake Gyllenhaal.
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The fundamental questions you have about someone you want to be friends with.
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Breslin's message is clear: She will be friends with anyone she so desires.
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Play nice and we can be friends in a mutually beneficial way economically.
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Ashlee Simpson Ross and Ryan Cabrera are proving that exes can be friends.
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When it comes to Kardashian, "I hope we can be friends," Odom said.
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Coppola eventually married musician Thomas Mars, she and Tarantino continue to be friends.
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" She claims she pushed back, telling him she only "wanted to be friends.
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"We Should Be Friends," Miranda Lambert SONGWRITER OF THE YEAR WINNER: Rhett Akins
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I want to be her and I want to be friends with her.
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But if you voted R&J over Othello, we can't be friends anymore.
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"As soon as I saw you I knew we'd be friends," she said.
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When it comes to Kardashian, "I hope we can be friends," Odom says.
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But if we're just going to be friends, I'm glad for that, too.
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So he was not really a snob…He could be friends with anyone.
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She is said to be friends with Harry&aposs ex-girlfriend, Chelsy Davy.
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She wasn't the kind of person I would want to be friends with.
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I don't know if I want to be friends with something like that.
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It's better to just be friends with men, have men as business partners.
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" Bailey added: "We don't have to be friends, it's not a hostage situation.
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The photo is captioned "Let's be friends," with Swift tagged in the photo.
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"Ah, lads, be friends," one quipped after I was told to kill myself.
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If that doesn't sound like fun then I'm sorry we can't be friends.
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"I've gotten to be friends with Julia Roberts," the mom of one began.
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Could you be friends with her regardless of her romantic feelings for you?
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And if it wasn't me, I didn't want to be friends with them.
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Dent used to be friends with Hanna and is still friends with Vasquez.
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Give me your hands, if we be friends, And Robin shall restore amends.
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"She made it very clear she just wanted to be friends," he said.
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I assumed she was telling me she no longer wanted to be friends.
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Liberated from the expectations, routines and baggage of marriage, we can be friends.
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Ive and Steve Jobs were known to be friends as well as collaborators.
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She is the sort of writer you want to be friends with immediately.
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My heart is unbearably heavy when I assure you we cannot be friends.
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"I had a few times where they wanted to be friends," he said.
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You'll DM them and maybe one of your friends will be friends with them.
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That's cool, I thought, I can be friends with nice people that aren't witty.
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Christian is a sweetheart and we just want to be friends with him. 5.
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When it comes to Kardashian, "I hope we can be friends," Odom told PEOPLE.
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We'd rank it up there with telling someone you just want to be friends.
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These are two women who may be cordial, but clearly won't be friends again.
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" He flipped the question on The Sun's reporter, asking, "Everyone should be friends, right?
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" That's decidedly more questions than just, "Do you think we can still be friends?
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I want to be friends with a guy that is so loved by God.
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When Harry Met Sally is a singular concept: Can men and women be friends?
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" They end the segment with a rousing rendition of "We Can All Be Friends.
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I wish I could be friends with a phenomenal selfie I took in 2009.
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Boxers should punch each other and after the fight, we will be friends again.
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But it definitely took some time to be comfortable enough to be friends again.
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It's the When Harry Met Sally plot — can we still be friends after intimacy?
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As soon as she took us in, I knew we'd be friends for life.
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When fans asked if the two could be friends, Pratt tweeted, ""We are BFF.
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Frederick Douglass is still alive and if he knew me we would be friends.
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As teenagers, Bob B. and Bob A. used to be friends before growing apart.
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Some people want to be friends with all their partner's metamours, but I don't.
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So we know you just met, but there's a reason you should be friends.
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It's not like, "Oh, I can't be friends with you, you're a Cancer," [ laughs].
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Question is ... can these two ever be friends when it's all said and done?
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So listen, Twitter, maybe sometime in the distant future, we can be friends again.
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You can only be friends if there is a clear number one and two.
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These are all valid reasons not to want to be friends with your ex.
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Clearly you're very well connected, and we should be friends... Or, are we already?
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Frankly, these are both two great reasons for wanting to be friends with someone.
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AND FINALLY ... The tortoise and the cat The tortoise just wants to be friends.
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I say "partially" because, well, she might not want to be friends with you.
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They might not be friends, exactly, but they've at least come to an understanding.
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Vanderpump confirmed in December 2017 that she and Glanville will never again be friends.
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Why are we supposed to all be friends just because we like other boys?
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I don't want to be friends with someone who acts this way towards me.
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Green got to be friends with her online, and later visited her in person.
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And if none of that does anything for you, we probably won't be friends.
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"It is not a crime to be friends with a police officer," she said.
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After they met for drinks she told him she just wanted to be friends.
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"We're going to be friends," he said, as he wrapped his arm around her.
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It appeared they were destined to be friends — until they started dating in 2018.
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Surely, they say, politics — a single vote — does not mean we can't be friends.
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Users become accountable to audience expectations, whether they be friends, family, colleagues or strangers.
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We wanted them to be friends first, partners second, and romantic not at all.
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"I feel like I wasn't ready to be friends with him until I felt like he had some sort of respect for me, and he wasn't ready to be friends with me until he had some sort of respect for me," shared Swift.
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"I recommend this to all of my mommy-to-be friends," one Amazon reviewer wrote.
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It's true I can't be friends with restaurant owners, that would really cross a line.
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By the end of the conference, he was like, 'We're not going to be friends.
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They may be friends off the stage, but it's sure to be a fierce battle.
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Dippin' Dots CEO Scott Fischer had a message for Spicer on Monday: Let's be friends.
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We're not all here to be friends with each other — we're here for one relationship.
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We can still be friends, he says, but things are going to have to change.
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It's not novel — women can be friends in public — but their documentation of it is.
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Robert Kalinak, an influential former interior minister, is said to be friends with Mr Hambalek.
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"You don't choose your neighbors, right, so you have to be friends," he added separately.
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Bigger tells Ferguson he just wants to be friends — which leaves her feeling pretty confused.
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Merlin does happen to be friends with a Transformer who's hiding out in a cave.
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Also, I've changed my mind, let's be friends again now that my side is losing!
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So, don't expect these two to be friends when they return for OITNB season 6.
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Surely, the two were destined to be friends, considering their shared love of Nicki Minaj.
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"We want to be friends with the best: the Googles, the Amazons, the (Microsoft) Azures".
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She looked like someone I would be friends with, which both intrigued and intimidated me.
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I'm really fucking angry about that and I can't ever be friends with him again.
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The more time two people spend together, the more likely they are to be friends.
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"We will be friends to all the peoples and governments of the world," he said.
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But sometimes, we are friends with people merely because, well, we used to be friends.
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"He was just the guy next door everyone wanted to be friends with," Turner says.
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People try to make the two things be friends— we know what you're going through!
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He used to be friends with Leo and even took trips and partied with him.
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If you could be friends with any author, dead or alive, who would it be?
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Brady and Trump are known to be friends, and Trump has repeatedly touted their relationship.
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And sometimes men and women can be friends, even after they have been romantically involved.
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I am thinking we will say what we must say, and we will be friends.
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Despite the breakup, Adams assured fans that she and Jones will continue to be friends.
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He looks a little like me, but I don't really know if we'd be friends.
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" Mr. Keillor claimed that they continued to be friends "right up until her lawyer called.
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I think not responding is kinder than saying I don't want to be friends. You?
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I like to be friends with women, collaborate with women, date women, and kiss women.
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OPINION A Democrat and a Republican ask, 'Can we be friends again?' by former Reps.
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She wanted everybody to just be friends — that's just the type of personality she had.
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Are we at war with one another, or can we disagree and still be friends?
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And that, folks, is reason No. 531 why we want to be friends with Chrissy T.
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I think we should just be friends and I'm not sure why you're at my doorstep.
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Growing up as Ariel, he always wanted to be friends with boys and wear boys' clothes.
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You can only hope they fall in love with you, so you can be friends after.
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Even if she weren't my sister I'd want to know her and be friends with her.
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There were comics that were cold to me at first and I knew we'd be friends.
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If this doesn't work out, and I have to fire you, will we still be friends?
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I told him that I needed to be friends because I wasn't getting what I needed.
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Although the couple has split, Adams assured that she and Jones will continue to be friends.
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And don't push yourself to be friends with him if the romantic feelings are too overwhelming.
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"I just responded…" But this was my friend, as much as there can be friends here.
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I don't need to invest in romantic feelings if we're just going to be friends. Amen.
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McCarthy says that heading into the job, she thought she and Goldberg, 63, would be friends.
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He could… be friends with somebody one day, then stick a knife in them the next.
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And I think that we need to be friends with the superpowers when at all possible.
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The victim told Schmitt she wasn't interested though they could be friends, according to the complaint.
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Christian Christian just looks like the kind of guy you want to be friends with, right?
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It isn't clear that the Islamic rebels who would replace Assad would be friends of America.
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"I think that Adam and I will be friends for life," the 26-year-old shared.
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According to the superficial template of black female friendships, Issa and Molly should not be friends.
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As I quickly learned, Maria is the kind of person everyone wants to be friends with.
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I have to give you a chance to, you know, for us to be friends again.
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Many messages are from mothers who say their children would love to be friends with Nasir.
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We won't be friends with people who can't appreciate a generous helping of fast food fries.
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Less clear is the nature of that love: Are they destined to be friends or lovers?
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True, it is distasteful to be friends with a regime responsible for massive human rights violations.
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James Corden and David Schwimmer might not be Friends after engaging in a vicious rap battle.
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She was smart and funny and cute, and I thought, for sure we could be friends.
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And that, apparently, made Corn Pop close his razor and decide to be friends with Biden.
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My husband's a really smart man, and he understands that gay men can be friends, moron.
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Although they've repeatedly denied dating and claimed to just be friends, all the signs are there.
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I want to ask for forgiveness and ask if we can move on and be friends.
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He's trying to be friends with Putin for reasons we are all trying to figure out.
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"He's the only man to have the relationship and be friends with both people," Volo continued.
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They feel like they can see recent trends, and they want to be friends with you.
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People who have different beliefs, who might not normally be friends, can come together to work.
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England and France may share a Chunnel, but that doesn't mean they have to be friends.
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I hope we'll still be friends after this, and if you need aspirin, it's on me.
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How do you tell if someone thinks you are special or just wants to be friends?
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As is Helen telling Wendy they can't be friends after her kids put Erin in danger.
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"Love you two … be friends," Cathy Hamilton wrote, adding a face-palm emoji for good measure.
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However, the people I happen to be friends with always have characteristics similar to my own.
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Instead, he said he thought we should be friends, that it just wasn't working for him.
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We all spend so much time together, it only makes sense to be friends as well.
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They fight and argue and tell tall tales, and over time, they get to be friends.
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He's still pretty upset about what she did, and believes that they can't be friends anymore.
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Humar's best friend, who was Han, asked her if they were still allowed to be friends.
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Judge John Hodgman Taylor writes: I believe that my roommate Zoe and I could be friends.
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I thought: Maybe she is checking in on me because she still wants to be friends!
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"They looked like a couple I could be friends with in real life," Mr. Greenblatt said.
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We eventually decided we shouldn't be friends anymore and didn't talk for a couple of months.
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After the initial inhibition I was looking for interesting men who could be friends or dates.
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On a related note: We can all agree the farmer and the cowman should be friends. 10.
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The characters are archetypes of people most watchers are friends with, or want to be friends with.
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How many big life events do we miss before we start saying we used to be friends?
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None of the personalities were so big that I wanted to be friends with any of them.
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Barack and Michelle Obama, who are known to be friends of the prince, are also not invited.
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If some foreign boots hit the ground, you'd be surprised how quickly we'd all be friends again.
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"That's all done, but we can all still get along and be friends, and so we are."
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I was also, for the first time, meeting other women who I wanted to be friends with.
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" The source added that the exes will "always be friends, but Khloé is ready to move on.
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If Batman and Superman can be friends twice over, so can these fabulous tunes about super friends.
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I almost had to demystify the man and make it so I could just platonically be friends.
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One person claimed to be friends with a women he allegedly sent unsolicited pictures of his genitalia.
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The men & brainwashed women in our business made it so we couldn't be friends, I regret that.
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He may be using this as a possibility, because Trump really wants to be friends with Putin.
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Exes really can be friends – and no one proves that better than Mandy Moore and Wilmer Valderrama.
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Miranda (Lalaine) would be nearby, and Lizzie and Kate (Ashlie Brillault) might even be friends now too.
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If I was you, I wouldn't want to be friends with a liar, so why would you?
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A lot of them will say one thing behind your back, but then try and be friends.
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I didn't pay any attention to my peers—we could be friends, go to the library together.
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"He truly said, 'I'm not trying to steal anything, I just want to be friends,'" Vestal remembers.
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This fine-dining restaurant is the place where Carrie and Big dine after deciding to be friends.
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Sam and CoCo's deep resentment for one another makes sense now, because they used to be friends.
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I had known him for many years, but we got to be friends in a different way.
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As for Nicki ... Michelle says they'll never be friends, because Nicki tried to snatch her Dreamchasers chain.
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But it's kind of really what I look for in people I want to be friends with.
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Do you feel like you want to date this person more than you want to be friends?
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"So I am told chad and I should be friends from the #Bachelorette," Taylor tweeted in June.
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And what's it like to be friends with your dinner, especially when it's a murderous sea creature?
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They agree that who you decide to be friends with can make an impact on your career.
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Quarterback Tom Brady and head coach Bill Belichick are also known to be friends with the president.
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It is possible to be friends with an ex, you just have to be clear about expectations.
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"We had the good fortune to work and be friends with this star person," the club said.
|
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" "You know what makes me feeI like I can talk to you and we can be friends?
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Don't you feel like you and Starbucks could be friends in real life if brands were people?
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I never planned to be in this situation, to be friends with someone who could be executed.
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President Xi and I will always be friends, no matter what happens with our dispute on trade.
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"Because he has another parent," I said and decided not to be friends with those women anymore.
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One said if he'd known that another old friend had been a Republican they wouldn't be friends.
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I can be angry for 24 hours and then I'm just like, 'Well, let's just be friends.
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If you can just listen, the wine will draw you in, and you can be friends together.
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"There's no way that you can be friends with all the people in every house," he said.
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And although he was kind of a jerk, romance-wise, I did still want to be friends.
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She told me we can't be friends, or she will escalate things and report to the boss.
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To be honest, a lot of us would probably not be friends if we did not dance.
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On a related note: We can all agree the farmer and the cowman should be friends. 22019.
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It's possible to be friends, It's possible to empower each other, as opposed to compete with each other.
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He wants to be friends with Putin for reasons that we are all still trying to figure out.
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You're the friends who told me you couldn't be friends with me, because you can't handle my sickness.
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The attraction was immediate, though she insisted the two should be friends as the company had assigned Mrs.
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But because of the inherently depraved system all of these people live within, the two can't be friends.
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No more worrying a ghost is just around the corner, or wondering whether we could ever be friends.
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Remember, 50 and Floyd used to be friends ... then enemies ... then friends again ... and now back to enemies.
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She definitely hasn't cooled down since then, telling us there's no chance she and Danielle can be friends.
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Apparently if you wanna be friends with her, you're going to have to sign an NDA going forward.
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I was once getting along with this guy at a party and decided I wanted to be friends.
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So now it's like we can actually be friends, as opposed to like, oh Odd Future's hanging out!
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Essentially, that's the event that friends and family (and celebrities who happen to be friends and family) attended.
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I don't think there's any getting through with you and I don't want to be friends with you.
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According to Us Weekly, the two models used to be friends, but reportedly stopped speaking around October 2017.
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I would never be friends with the person who won the lottery, and then bitch about the taxes.
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Extinction's big twist is that thine enemy is not thine enemy, actually, and we should all be friends.
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But, just because they're enemies in the Octagon doesn't mean they can't be friends after the fight, right??
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Almost like the cuter dorm room you have, the more people will want to be friends with you.
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Katy Perry has a little Twitter wisdom for those of you who that think exes can't be friends.
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In the video below, you can see the interaction between the two, who reportedly used to be friends.
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The first three songs are sort of, not brutal lyrics, but they're not super "let's be friends" happy.
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"Jackson and Olivia were hanging out for several months but decided to just be friends," says the insider.
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He and Chyna are no longer together, but it is important, Rob says, for them to be friends.
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Seeing each other at parties and basketball games, they began to have this feeling they should be friends.
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And then my mother wouldn't allow me to be friends with him anymore, because, um, well, she's homophobic.
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"We're going to be friends at the end of this, and we'll see how it all plays out."
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She'd be friends with the worst girls but was not the one to instigate the really horrible stuff.
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So it's nice to be reminded that this is a person that wants to be friends with him.
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"We will continue to be friends in order to provide as amazing parents to our children," she concluded.
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I learned that growing up, watching my parents be friends with people across the political spectrum in Arkansas.
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"He was once asked how we could be friends given our disagreements on lots of things," she said.
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These are the people that you're always with, so why wouldn't you want to be friends with them?
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"He was once asked how we could be friends given our disagreement on lots of things," she said.
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"Serena and I should be friends: we love the same thing, we have the same passion," she writes.
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Donald Trump just got called out for claiming to be friends with Michael Jackson -- by MJ's brother, Jermaine.
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It's a subtle lesson, couched in humor: We can be friends with people who aren't just like us.
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I knew, I was just like, We will not be friends anymore, so let me just go ahead.
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Without hesitation, he asked if we could all be friends, as he didn't know anyone in the neighborhood.
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WHY I WANT TO BE FRIENDS WITH ADELE: Here's a video of Adele singing karaoke to Adele's songs.
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The two do seem to be friends, with Aniston inviting her former husband to her past birthday party.
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A marital courtesy: I didn't think we would be friends, but it seemed right not to be strangers.
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For making too bold a move on a date who, it turned out, just wanted to be friends?
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"If it was just about speed, without body contact, I'm sure we would all be friends," he said.
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We probably have very little in common and are better off not wasting time pretending to be friends.
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Some looked to be friends and family chatting and laughing in the shadow of the double-spired basilica.
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" Mr. Beaver felt similarly shy about being "Eskimo guy who tries to be friends with the visiting kass'aq.
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I think he could be friends with a black person, but he doesn't think well of black people.
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This America is also smiling white faces who want to be friends when they hear where I'm from.
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FYI -- Trump and Rivers used to be friends ... eating dinner together at a swanky L.A. steakhouse last year.
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Just because Becca Kufrin didn't see a future with Bachelorette contestant Joe Amabile doesn't mean they can't be friends!
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She added that while they roomed together at Miss USA and used to be friends, they aren't close anymore.
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The two wouldn't be friends, and, even worse, their families would be ripped at the seams because of it.
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When he came out, I had only just divorced my first husband, so I wanted to just be friends.
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The Bachelor's Nick Viall and Corinne Olympios are proving that exes can be friends — or possibly get back together?
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"You can be friends with the president, but hell, have it benefit the state in some manner," Harrison said.
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Kylie tells the producers off camera that if she and Kendall were not sisters they would not be friends.
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"And I have to give you a chance to, you know, for us to be friends again," she said.
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One person says that Beyoncé's twins have been dethroned (but instead, let's just hope that they would be friends).
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You agreed to be friends when you both admitted to liking one another, and maybe you both felt rejected.
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If your social feeds mysteriously erupted around midday Wednesday, you might be friends with a lot of soccer fans.
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At times, Facebook is surprisingly good at figuring out who you "should" be friends with on the social network.
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And people shouldn't put their friends in a position where they have to choose who they'll be friends with.
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KONNER: I think Jessa and Hannah have hurt each other too much at this point to really be friends.
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Maybe if I had exited these relationships sooner, I still wouldn't have wanted to be friends with these people.
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You find a celebrity who seems so relatable, who you just know you'd be friends with in real life.
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Our relationship officially ended with her writing me a note saying that she didn't want to be friends anymore.
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As with Facebook, users have "friends" and must be friends to click "like" or comment on each other's posts.
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You might be the sign of friendship, Aquarius, but that doesn't mean you want to be friends with everyone.
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I told him that I was going out with Justin, a freshman, but that we could still be friends.
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The guys still approached me, one after the next: some to "just be friends," others claiming they wanted more.
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They may be costars, but it doesn't look likely that Briana DeJesus and Kailyn Lowry will ever be friends.
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The accounts were indeed replying to each other in multiple threads, but they might just be friends—false positives.
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But Anderson doesn't suggest you go out there and start trying to be friends with every shark you see.
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So then I realized I have to be friends with straight men who could potentially be in a relationship.
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I met a guy at a bar who happened to be friends with some guys I knew in college.
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Or you could genuinely be friends with the person you're seeing, and you're afraid you'll wreck what you have.
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Is it ethical for me to continue to be friends with someone who is verbally abusive to his partner?
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"Maybe I'll text someone I want to be friends with to eat a brownie and go thrifting," she says.
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Honestly, if you skip it, I'll respect your decision, but I don't know how we'll continue to be friends.
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Maybe it's that Midwestern kindness, but Berens is just the type of person you want to be friends with.
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Peang said her mother told her cousin that they couldn't marry each other but said they could be friends.
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"He was the kid in school who would be friends with anyone," said the other cousin, Lin Chen, 24.
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"Some are planted and grown to be eaten, and some are planted and grown to be friends," he said.
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I fully acknowledge that I know Michael Steinhardt and that I consider him and his family to be friends.
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And people should allow the consequences to unfold, regardless of how it affects those they consider to be friends.
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She then breaks up with him, telling him they don't love each other and they're supposed to be friends.
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On the day before the race, Trump asked LeMond if it was possible to be friends with a competitor.
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We were free to be friends: to be frank with each other about our hopes and fears and flaws.
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She said she learned some beauty influencers follow the "30% rule," which determines who they can be friends with.
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It's only after the chicks realize the alligator poses no threat that they decide they could maybe be friends.
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You can't leave that up to individuals, because individuals will just choose someone they want to be friends with.
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If you're a Disney-loving dog owner (in which case, hi, let's be friends), we have great news for you.
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I think we should just be friends and I'm not sure why you're at my doorstep,' it's that unsafe feeling.
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"In 2012, I started Let's Be Friends and scoured the depths of Craigslist to find some awesome people," says DirtyDeeds.
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" She added: "If you took that example to it's extreme, nobody would be able to be friends with anybody else.
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" Advised Nicole, "[Straight] men and women cannot be friends because he's always going to want to have sex with her.
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It's a complicated saga and we just wish everyone could be friends like we used to be in middle school.
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She never fucking liked me, and now all of a sudden she decided she wants to be friends with me.
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In fact, that's how they usually make up after a fight: Mimi will ask if they can be friends again.
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I politely declined and told him I just wanted to be friends, since I did really enjoy talking to him.
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They aren't technically friends with the Iranians, and would really like the world not to be friends with them either.
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I often tell my players that I'm their coach and we'll be friends when they are done playing for me.
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Mr Trump insists that America and China will "always be friends, no matter what happens with our dispute on trade".
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" Cuban Doll then added that while she used to be friends with Bunni, they haven't been close for "a while.
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"We want to be friends with the young people," said Honor president George Zhao at the product launch in London.
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And here's reason #287 why we need to be friends with Lupita Nyong'o, like, now: She throws the best parties.
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" When discussing Hartwell's ex-wife, Lisa Wu, Pulliam admitted that, "Lisa Wu and I have never, will never, be friends.
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It's a story of three soon-to-be friends overcoming school bullying, and it's fine so far as it goes.
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Then came the tears and the confusion, and eventually, the realization that I simply am not ready to be friends.
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The great thing about social media is that you can choose who to follow and who to be friends with.
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She guest stars in Lambert's new video "We Should Be Friends" — and that beer can she's holding is no prop.
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"President Xi and I will always be friends, no matter what happens with our dispute on trade," Trump tweeted Sunday.
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It shouldn't be weird to text someone asking them to be friends with you, she says, like an electronic Yoda.
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"Boys can't be friends with girls, and boys can't jump rope!" my son's friend recently explained to him during recess.
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They may want to be friends, sure, but they probably more likely just want to collaborate to get more followers.
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I'm glad that we were able to be there for each other and we'll always be friends and partners forever.
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"They'd come in with their tennis racquets, and I would want so much to be friends with them," she said.
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Isaiah Thomas is a national treasure, and if you don't like watching him play basketball then we can't be friends.
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I know I make some people uncomfortable, but those are the people I wouldn't want to be friends with anyways.
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Even in Los Angeles County, an area where it's normal to be friends with celebrities' grandchildren, people stare at Ling.
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Why don't you go up to her house, get on your knees and ask her if you can't be friends?
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And if I could remember her name and meet her, I think she would like me and we'd be friends.
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One dog likes to hunt and kill, the other naps between each meal; the coyote and pupper should be friends.
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Let's say, for instance, you're a journalist writing about what it's like to be friends with a social-media influencer.
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She was so kind and friendly, Ms. al-Sharif recalls, that it was hard not to be friends with her.
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The two Marvel actors may be friends IRL, but they love nothing more than abusing each other over social media.
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"He immediately messaged me and said, 'We should just not be friends with each other anymore," recalled Mr. Wong, 24.
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I can't think of anyone who has not wanted to be friends with me for fear of being written about.
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We also think it's good for the community to see that we can be friends in spite of our differences.
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Peggy: But who is there defining... I think if the Democrats get in power, used to be friends of tech.
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We were trying to be friends, so we got into a huge fight and actually didn't talk for five years.
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Shannon Beador may have told Vicki Gunvalson that she no longer wants to be friends, but Gunvalson isn't going away quietly.
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My son doesn't want to be friends, and he's been getting in trouble for responding to the other boy in kind.
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"We're gonna be friends forever, me and Khloé," he told reporters on Saturday while hosting an event at Las Vegas' Marquee.
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She really didn't, and she didn't want to be friends with them but she needed a sidekick, and that was me.
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" Of how things currently stand, Frankel tells PEOPLE Now, "We used to be friends, some things happened, her husband passed away.
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"I'm not really sure why you'd want to be friends with them or even call somebody like that friends," Cohen said.
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What if friendship was scarce and people can then choose who they want to be friends with through a market economy?
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The cause of the feud is still unknown, but Lindsay previously said she will "never will be" friends with Gates again.
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Contestants purport to be "friends" with the producers and, when they do appear on screen, the show is instantly more interesting.
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You want to watch these fools run in circles; you'd also probably never be friends with these people in real life.
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We got to be friends with the house band at this bar because I was rehearsing with them for the contest.
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But even though Noah thinks that they had "the perfect first date," unfortunately for him, she just wants to be friends.
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Sure, you may not be "friends" with two thousand people any more, but were you ever really in the first place?
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"If your ex wants to be friends with you, science says they might be a psychopath," the tweet from InStyle read.
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"I just want to be friends, get along with everybody – I just want peace," Giudice declared early on in their meeting.
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During part two of the Teen Mom 2 reunion, DeJesus said she didn't think she and Lowry could ever be friends.
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Unsurprisingly, the relationships of those who tried to be friends because of unresolved romantic desires and civility did not end well.
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To outsiders, they can feel like kingmakers, Somebodies, powerful industry peers, or even just people you want to be friends with.
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" Squinting against the sunlight, she clears her throat, her voice a hoarse whisper, and says, "I hope we can be friends.
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He annoys Paul, with whom he used to be friends, unnerves Marianne and seems to have an unsettling chemistry with Penelope.
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When you're dealing you have so much free time to watch TV. I would've liked to be friends with Del Cochiloco.
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Apparently, Schumer talked to Kim Kardashian at the 2017 party — and now, she wants the two of them to be friends.
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It made me feel very uncomfortable — like people don't want to be friends with you, they just want pictures of you.
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Everyone in Hollywood seems to be friends with everyone else, but for Julia Roberts and George Clooney, the affection is real.
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Of course Shoshanna shouldn't be friends with these women as she grows as a person and leaves her college-self behind.
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"Just based on that, kids would say, 'I prefer to be friends with the skinnier stick figure,' " de la Haye said.
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Tracking further back, we can blame medieval theologian Thomas Aquinas for spreading the notion that men and women can't be friends.
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The idea that men and women can't be friends is bullshit, according to Professor Sandra Faulkner of Bowling Green State University.
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"President Xi and I will always be friends, no matter what happens with our dispute on trade," Trump tweeted in April.
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I meet someone I'll be friends with for the rest of my life and I do something I've never done before.
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Look at that dumb person doing the same dumb thing over and over" and "You can't be junkies and be friends.
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"I've gotten to be friends with a lot of those people, and I guess, perhaps, enemies with a couple," he said.
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Zentner's great achievement — particularly impressive for a first novel — is to make us believe three such different people could be friends.
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And in the end, we can all be friends — even with the cheer team from the financially challenged part of town.
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" On China's Xi Jinping: "President Xi and I will always be friends, no matter what happens with our dispute on trade.
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"I was destined for this life, this is my destiny / Friends wanna be friends when you doing the most," for example.
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Hannah presses the issue of what's going on between them and Jessa says that maybe they just shouldn't be friends anymore.
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As for Young, Russell has said he's ready to be friends with the guy -- but the ball's ultimately in Nick's court.
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The two Chicago lovers have a falling out at one point, and Leopold writes a "Can We Still Be Friends?" letter.
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"Today, China is the No. 1 economic powerhouse, and we have to be friends," Mr. Duterte told Asean leaders on Sunday.
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Maybe Maya and Fred could be friends, they thought, or they could be dating, or they could be brother and sister?
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"He was like, 'You have to meet this girl, the two of you are meant to be friends,'" Ms. Lubin said.
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These programs need to be friends, and it all works much better when they don't poach kids from the other organization.
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Jo Firestone, Aparna Nancherla and Maeve Higgins are three ladies who happen to be friends and also happen to be hilarious.
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And, unfortunately for the Stagecoach Festival MVP, after Bachelor in Paradise, Kristina and Blake seem to be friends, but nothing more.
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If a verified account holder agrees to be friends with one of these fake accounts, it lends validity to said account.
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You may feel that you can't, morally speaking, be friends with someone who is mistaken about such an important ethical matter.
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"He and I used to be friends," Schwarzenegger told Stern, saying the future president was supportive of his 2003 gubernatorial campaign.
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Every single girl in my dorm was desperate to be friends with her, and had literally no interest in anyone else.
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To be fair, it's Australia: A place where you can get into a tiff with someone and still be friends afterwards.
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"I was just like, 'We are going to be friends,' which is how a lot of my friendships start," she says.
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I would probably share my location, name, school, all of that stuff, with the people I've agreed to be friends with.
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Despite being heartbroken that Shatner openly doesn't like him, Viall is hopeful that one day the two TV stars can be friends.
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"I messed a lot of things up, I get it if we can't be friends....you know who you are," Puth continued.
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"The death of my family should open us up to be friends," she said during a memorial ceremony a few days later.
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I cried in the choir room when he told me he just wanted to be friends, but it was for the best.
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"We instinctively felt like, we need to be friends and we need to get along and we need to connect," she said.
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Others say they feel as though they're a part of the chat and want to be friends with us, which is cute.
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To be friends requires equality, and to tell yourself otherwise is an even crueler lie than simply treating the "other" as subhuman.
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Over 15 years since the sitcom officially ended, the six cast members have used Instagram to show that they'll always be friends.
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"I told Steve Keim that we wouldn't be friends anymore if he didn't take [Kyler] No. 1 in the draft," Blake says.
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GMA co-host Michael Strahan asked Rodman how he could be friends with the North Korean leader after what happened to Warmbier.
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"Sometimes that pressure [to be friends] comes from the expectation that this is the relationship that's going to last indefinitely," she says.
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Blizzard revealed Ashe at BlizzCon on Friday, a shotgun-toting, dynamite-tossing, rifle-shooting outlaw who used to be friends with McCree.
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"Just because I don't agree with someone on everything doesn't mean that I'm not going to be friends with them," Ellen concluded.
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That's all I ask from a hot guy – I mean, just let me bust your you-know-what, and we'll be friends.
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Even though we are not in a romantic relationship right now, we will continue to be friends and are still in touch.
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I had been singing in a choir with some friends, and one of the guys happened to be friends with James Murphy.
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I'd rather we just end it, and be friends, and things are cool, and we don't try and tarnish some weird legacy.
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The powerhouse duo — who happen to be friends IRL — teamed up to create the cool, limited-edition All Girls Essential makeup wristlet.
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It will make them feel good, and you'll also start to learn more about the people you want to be friends with.
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When I grew up, if you met another MC it was time to battle, we weren't gonna be friends off the top.
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Perhaps I'll see Nathaniel again and I can ask him to be friends with Tyler so that he has a good influence.
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Some people love eating pineapple on pizza and others would never be friends with anyone who thinks Hardee's is better than Wendy's.
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This week, it explains how Jeffrey Trail—a kind, bright and beloved young Navy officer—came to be friends with a monster.
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"She added: "Just because I don't agree with someone on everything doesn't mean that I'm not going to be friends with them.
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This means we should only be friends with people who we're certain have the judgment not to post inappropriate or unflattering things.
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People who claim to be friends of the court are now, almost without exception, actually friends of one party in the case.
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She'd realize that we had no good reason to be friends, and that she would never get what she needed from me.
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My job was to man the desk, I took phone calls from numerous people claiming to be friends of J.R. and Steinke.
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The goal in these instances is to be honest and plainly explain why you can't be friends with someone you don't trust.
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That said, could his children ever be friends with black kids that happen to come from a more conservative or Republican home?
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"President Xi and I will always be friends, no matter what happens with our dispute on trade," the president wrote on Twitter.
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When she loses the book containing her thesis research, Warren finds it and becomes convinced that they are destined to be friends.
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At this point it was a bit unclear as to whether she liked me that way, or just wanted to be friends.
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But we still see that when it comes to deciding who we'll be friends or spouses with, we tend to prefer nonconsequentialists.
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Mr. Burkle and David J. Pecker, American Media's chief executive, are said to be friends and have invested in media deals together.
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Take Facebook's People You May Know feature, a sidebar on the platform that suggests people you might want to be friends with.
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And other data showed that polarization was seeping into nonpolitical arenas, making Republicans and Democrats less likely to marry or be friends.
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Because if a coyote and badger can learn to be friends, then humans can most definitely learn to coexist with wild animals.
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Literally, you could be friends -- albeit in a digital sense only -- with people all over the world with a few keyboard clicks.
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Maybe it was easier to be friends with an older person outside of my family because families live with one another's faults.
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Imagine "Girls," but with ten times the self-knowledge and no pretense anyone would actually be friends with the Lena Dunham character.
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I think deep down I wanted to believe that Sasha and Nadia could be friends, could stroll through a strange city together.
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Remember, Gilbert and Young used to be friends and NBA teammates -- but that relationship turned sour over the past couple of months.
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Afterward, TheBlaze host told us she and Trevor still don't see eye-to-eye, but that doesn't mean they can't be friends.
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The best friends from childhood experienced an infamous falling out in 2005 when Hilton and Richie said they would never be friends again.
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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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Last night, Kasich brought his "Why can't we be friends?" schtick to The Late Show and it started out well enough, I guess.
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In "One Another," Mac becomes unlikely friends with the Grim Reaper, but it's not that unlikely because who couldn't be friends with Mac?
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"So why do you want to be friends with somebody who just wants to tell you to do bad things?" the detective asked.
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Those users could be friends and family, or just random fans or colleagues who want to bend your ear for a few minutes.
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What I'm trying to get at here is that the ooblets are adorable, and you can be friends with them in this game.
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In the battle of household robots that people talk to instead of using their phones, at least we can all still be friends.
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Jack (Milo Ventimiglia) is trying to make his sons be friends, but to be brutally honest, Kevin (Parker Bates) is just a jerk.
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Smith has been rumored to be friends with Swift — he attended one of her birthday parties — but he refused to take a side.
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For example, you could say, "I'd rather be friends" or, "Hooking up isn't really something I do frequently," and leave it at that.
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In the end, Shao shoves Zeke to the ground and tells him that he doesn't want to be friends or music partners anymore.
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But everything good must come to an end eventually, and "Cry Me a River" is the definitive "we can't be friends" breakup song.
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Lucas (Caleb McLaughlin) and Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo) find themselves attracted to Max, but the boys don't want to be friends with her brother.
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After knowing each other for years, maybe Pitt and Aniston do just want to be friends and talk things out with each other.
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He then was mad that I didn't follow him on social media or try to be friends with him outside of the show.
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"It's so funny because my friends from school, they don't understand how I could be friends with my son's father's girlfriend," she says.
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"That option [to be friends] isn't necessarily open to you, even if you once had a good relationship with the family," she says.
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"God, my family would be friends with either accountants or dentists or lawyers, and they weren't connected to anyone artistic, really," he drawls.
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As he prepared for jaw surgery a few years back, Josh Elizetxe, 26, got to be friends with his oral surgeon and orthodontist.
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"They met in prison, of course they can be friends," said Fazel Meybodi, a reformist cleric from the Shiite holy city of Qum.
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Classmates who used to be friends are dividing into "teams," leaving Waylon unsure of whom to side with, fearing none will want him.
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"President Xi and I will always be friends, no matter what happens with our dispute on trade," Trump said in a tweet Sunday.
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"But just because I don't agree with someone on everything, doesn't mean that I'm not going to be friends with them," DeGeneres said.
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"President Xi and I will always be friends, no matter what happens with our dispute on trade," Trump said in an April tweet.
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If you're using a VPN to get early access to your AP test results, you are a NERD and we should be friends.
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But that does not mean that you have to be friends with your boyfriend's ex-girlfriend, or your semi-estranged brother's current fiancée.
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"In early days of Facebook, you had to be friends with other people on Facebook, you had to be invited," Mr. Stein said.
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And when discussing a group of possible Trump voters, he declaims, "you cannot be friends with these people," the theater bursts into applause.
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He has said that he wants to be friends and I am trying my best and not getting much (read: anything) in return.
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With Raven's psychic powers and [shudder] the cheese incident between them, it was hard to believe these two could ever really be friends.
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He&aposs noted to be friends with Xavier Niel, and has already praised the merits of School 42, founded by the French billionaire.
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"The game is designed to separate you and make you not want to be friends," said Mike Holloway, the winner of Season 30.
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Finally, I wrote a letter asking them to let me know they were O.K., even if they didn't want to be friends anymore.
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The door jambs shake, the walls quake, but after a while the two men weary of the quarrel and decide to be friends.
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The survey also suggested that Matilda would be friends with Harry Potter actress and activist Emma Watson and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex.
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He has left it to subordinates to publicly criticize Russian actions while personally expressing admiration for Mr. Putin and eagerness to be friends.
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This doesn't mean you can't ever be friends again but you MUST give each other emotional space for the first couple months/years.
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"Let us be friends, but do not touch Pagasa Island and the rest," Duterte said during a campaign rally in Peurto Princesa City.
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How do you help your middle schooler handle kids who are bothersome, frustrating, annoying or just not someone they want to be friends with?
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And he would move Canada's embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, one way that world leaders show they want to be friends with President Trump.
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Now, after being close friends and collaborators for a few years, Tati has announced that she doesn't want to "be friends" with him anymore.
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Two weeks ago, during part two of the Teen Mom 2 reunion, DeJesus said she didn't think she and Lowry could ever be friends.
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After also saying Charles "manipulated straight men into thinking they're gay," Westbrook said she didn't want to be friends or associated with Charles anymore.
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CHANTAL HABSCHEID Number of followers: 1,784 Vibes: Edgy fairy goddess princess Why She Rules: We kind of just want to be friends with her?
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In December 2018, Massey, who also starred on Disney Channel's Cory in the House, allegedly requested to be friends with the girl on Snapchat.
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My most recent ex, Jude*, wanted to be friends once we put the final nail in the coffin that was holding our failed relationship.
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" She added: "It's just crazy to me that they would expect us to still be friends with them after what they did to us.
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"I want to be friends and I don't know what to do because I don't think you like me," the beauty maven told Redmond.
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Humans had to let themselves subconsciously be shown the path of what to click and what to like and who to be friends with.
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And if a character uses some logic and asks for police protection because it's dangerous to be friends with Murdock, he snipes at them.
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They may just be friends in Spider-Man: Homecoming, but stars Tom Holland and Zendaya found romance in real life, a source tells PEOPLE.
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The moment left me sure the members of the Girls "group" do not have to be friends anymore — and that's not a bad thing.
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For his part, Smith wrote in The Hollywood Reporter that while he forgives Varner, he has no desire to ever be friends with him.
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No more forcing my beliefs on would-be friends, no more feeling guilty for not talking about Jesus enough, and no more exhausting booths.
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I know they would help each other if called upon, but I don't know if they will put in real work to be friends.
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There are also more animals, including a mosquito, peacock, kangaroo, and hippopotamus (we see you Fiona who can now be friends with emoji Harambe).
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He knows it's not enough to be friends and part of the collective to stand out: You have to work hard, and he has.
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Heather McDonald denies she betrayed Chelsea Handler's trust by ratting on her to the tabloids, and she even thinks they can be friends again.
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She moved to New York and got a job working for Jacqueline Voorhees (Jane Krakowski), before giving up the job to be friends instead.
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"We're Nebraskans, so we can debate it and [be] friends," Ashford, still holding his gym bag, told reporters Wednesday, according to KMTV in Omaha.
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"I think I went through this thing where I was scared to be friends with other women, especially in the business," she told Refinery29.
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" He continued, "All these interferences have inevitably led us to have contempt for the sentiments of those who claim to be 'friends' of Thailand.
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We all went to Hightstown High School in Mercer County and most of us live in Pennsauken now, so we can totally be friends!
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Think about Brianne of Tarth from Game of Thrones; it feels like the two characters could be friends if they ever met one another.
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Rep. Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) said Sunday the U.S. would like to be friends with Russia, but he isn't sure if that is feasible.
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" Because last time we talked on the phone, he said, "I just want to be friends again and get tacos with you and Nathan.
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"I still get messages and comments asking when new content is coming out, or if our dolls 'want to be friends,'" Ms. Maree said.
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Was it Tonya's telling of the story that everyone was a competitor, that she wasn't supposed to be friends with anybody she competed against?
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One account disparaged "a country whose head has been kicked hard by kangaroos" and now wanted to be friends again after a rough patch.
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She wondered whether they might be friends of her father, a jazz musician, and decided she should say hello in case she knew them.
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You may have 3,000 friends on Facebook, but you'll be relieved to learn that it's impossible to actually be friends with all of them.
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She had turned him down, she said, telling him she just wanted to be friends, but he persisted in communicating and flirting with her.
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All three women hope that one day they'll all be able to be friends again, but they recognize that it will take some work.
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"Ted also happens to be friends with the best investor of all time — something I didn't know when I first met him," O'Shaughnessy writes.
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A small gallery of observers — friends, would-be friends, agents, would-be agents, tournament officials and journalists — milled about on the viewing platforms above.
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After processing with Virgo, you can both arrive at a final conclusion of the best route for your relationship—should you just be friends?
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"For all of the 'let's be friends with Russia' talk from the White House, the U.S. has been really consistent on this," Oliker said.
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"Just because I don&apost agree with someone on everything doesn&apost mean that I&aposm not gonna be friends with them," DeGeneres said.
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Robbie's brother Cameron teased that he was "on holiday," and another photo surfaced of him with four women believed to be friends of his sister.
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" She confided, "I suppose we are going to be 'friends,' but she's the most non-literary writer I've ever known, and 'never cracks a book.
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"We are fighting on so many different fronts with competitors and those who are supposed to be friends," said Vincent Reinhart, chief economist at Mellon.
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They pull off a daunting task because if this was real life, it's hard to imagine their characters would be friends in the first place.
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Geminis will ghost you and then say they want to get together and talk things out—then tell you they just want to be friends.
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The actress, 39, shared a tweet from InStyle about an alleged scientific study that shows exes who want to be friends might be hiding something.
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She said her friends weren't part of the problem, but Gottlieb was concerned about the fact that she felt lucky to be friends with them.
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" "I reconnected with a girl I used to be friends with a few years before and went to her apartment for drinks and a movie.
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"We'll always be the band, we'll always be friends," he said, noting that the group is still collaborating on merchandise for their pop-up stores.
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Lambert is also nominated for two other categories this year: Video of the Year for "We Should Be Friends" and female vocalist of the year.
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I really hope that she and I can be friends in the future, maybe get to a place like Andi and I have gotten to?
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Joe and Samir say an extra partner is usually someone decent enough that, in another less naked situation, they would maybe be friends with them.
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You remember ... Barnes hates Fisher's guts -- because they used to be friends and Matt feels he violated the bro code by dating his baby mama.
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I don't have to want to be friends with Star in order to enjoy her theatrics, and I definitely do when they're at Jahil's expense.
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"I feel like some brands just hire people to stand near you and you pretend to be friends," Rose said of pairing up with Baldwin.
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" Stone returned her friend's sentiments, telling Vanity Fair in an email that "I know we'd be friends even if we didn't do the same job.
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His former friend told him "he couldn't be friends with someone for whom he had no respect, which was quite a blow," Mr. Stanton said.
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In most cases, you have to decide whether you want to still be friends with the person, or completely cut your ties, Dr. Lehmiller says.
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The lyric is disappointing in light of the fact that West is married, Taylor and Kanye seem to be friends, and, I mean, come on.
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There's a chance that your cat and dog won't be friends, but you can help them co-exist in peace using treats and other techniques.
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For the record, exes can be friends and there has been no word that Gomez has split from her most recent love, singer The Weeknd.
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The macho attitude was prevalent, and while men could be friends, it was considered unusual if two men were as close as two women were.
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It was risky, though: It's one thing to be friends and a whole other thing to rely on people for major financial and emotional support.
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Nightmares where I got raped by my siblings, by my father, by my teachers, by strangers, by kids who I wanted to be friends with.
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The law school professor questioned whether or not his black children, the eldest of which is four years old, could be friends with white children.
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Miranda desperately wants to be friends, and she's really governed by emotion in a way that Brienne of Tarth from "Game of Thrones" is not.
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" Later, Charlotte confesses, "The thing is … I don't want to be friends with my best friend anymore and I don't know how to tell her.
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After being invited to Love's home and deciding to just be friends with her, Joe steals Love's underwear from her hamper while she isn't looking.
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But after sitting next to someone and talking about your kids, your job, being a widow — you know, real stuff — you get to be friends.
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If the music industry were high school, South Korean pop group Red Velvet would be the effortlessly cool girls everyone desperately wants to be friends with.
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The Canadian pop star released her new song, "Let's Be Friends," on Friday, co-written and produced by CJ Baran and Ben Romans, according to Pitchfork.
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"The fact that we can be friends and no longer fear each other is significant in itself," says Ms Fu. Russia is also nervous of China.
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For many people, family serves as their main support system, but it can also be friends or other relatives who love you unconditionally, Dr. Forshee explains.
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They used to be friends, until Wyatt, claiming he could hear the voice of God (kind of like Dolores' nighttime interactions?), started killing his fellow soldiers.
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To me, it's kind of weird, especially on Facebook, to essentially (even if not technically) be asked to be "friends" with something like Kleenex (418,000 likes).
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But really we got to be friends from going out and drinking a beer together after [work] and then found that our personalities fit really well.
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It's kind of weird to me, especially on Facebook, to essentially (even if not technically) be asked to be "friends" with something like Kleenex (418,000 likes).
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I don't know that I would be friends with any of these characters, but I could watch them live their lives for hours (reader, I did!).
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Sure a visit from your ex can be awkward, but I thought that Andi's visit proved that after sometime, you can be friends with an ex.
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Bert and Ernie aren't some unique, important example of how men can be friends, because that's not a problem in the world Sesame Street has created.
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If I wrote this show, Tiana and Nessa would be friends, and take over the company with record album sales, sold out tours, and several endorsements.
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Hanna just so happens to be friends with Ali and friends with Charlotte's sister, Spencer, while being blackmailed by Charlotte, and pseudo-raised by Charlotte's dad.
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Anyway idc just look at his face, this experience has been beautiful and he's a very nice person (and we might be friends but idkkkkk) pic.twitter.
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"The president thinks he can be friends with Putin," McMaster said, according to a report published in The Washington Post on Friday that cited U.S. officials.
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A Kurd may casually refer to Arabs as "rabbits," because he thinks they're good for hunting down, but then he'll be friends with an individual Arab.
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But from his tweets acknowledging the misunderstanding at Cafe Milano this weekend, it seemed Andrés was willing to try to be "friends" with the Trumps again.
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Apparently, Kim is the one behind the two making up, which makes sense because Kim and Blac Chyna used to be friends back in the day.
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That record is a cooler vibe, but the version of "We Used To Be Friends" is just this not-completely-finished, Gary Numan pastiche, filler track.
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Look no further than billionaire besties Warren Buffett and Bill Gates to understand that who you decide to be friends with can greatly influence your career.
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A family friend of Ashley's recognized Latoya's dad, Kenneth Wimberly, in some Facebook photos, and mentioned that Ashley's mother us to be friends with him too.
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This has been true for Ms. Pahr: "Friendships and what it means to be friends has changed so much in the last 20 years," she said.
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This is Tonya's version that her mother wouldn't let her be friends, didn't want her to have anything that would distract her from getting the gold.
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" He referred to his personal relationship with Chinese President Xi Jinping and said the two men would always be friends, adding, "Great future for both countries!
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Henry, whose previous roles included Palau's ambassador to Taiwan and Chairman of Palau Visitors Authority, said Palau wanted to be friends with both Taiwan and China.
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"It's really a feeling of 'We know how hard it's been on the New York City Fire Department, and we want to be friends,'" he continued.
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"It's really a feeling of 'We know how hard it's been on the New York City Fire Department, and we want to be friends,'" he continued.
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She is also releasing a zine through Dashwood Books called "Why Can't We Be Friends?" that features photos from Los Angeles, New York, Reykjavik and Tokyo.
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"Let us be friends, but do not touch Pagasa Island and the rest," Duterte said, according to CNN Philippines, using the Philippine word Pagasa for Thitu.
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Tana Mongeau and Bella Thorne attempted to be friends following their 2019 split, but things turned ugly quickly, when their breakup drama was brought to Twitter.
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He mostly kept to himself, however, and his quiet demeanour was somewhat intimidating (I also wouldn't have wanted to be friends with early-twenties me, either).
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In 2016, we used funny memes as a kind of relational currency: I will gladly be friends with you tomorrow for a crying Jordan meme today.
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The best thing you can do is find someone you can be friends with and marry them, because it's not gonna get any better than that.
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After all, this intimate setting is where Sepuya has cultivated relationships with his subjects — who happen to be friends, lovers, and acquaintances from his queer community.
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Perry has said before that she wants to bury the hatchet and be friends with Swift again, most notably on Carpool Karaoke with James Corden in 2018.
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Although Chuck and Bobby were supposed to be "friends" this season, they were still locked in a rivalry: They were going head-to-head for Wendy's heart.
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"We've seen your tweets and would like to be friends rather than foes," the head of the flash frozen ice cream company wrote in an open letter.
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That's why, as heartbreak seems to loom over The Bachelor future, everyone should just keep Caelynn Miller-Keyes' dad's advice in mind: "You could just be friends!"
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"I was struck by how much I felt like I could easily be friends with this girl, despite the vast differences in our careers," one reader commented.
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Last December, shortly before Lovato celebrated six months of sobriety following her overdose last July, Aguilera let Lovato know that the pair would be friends for life.
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Between their amicable breakup and their sweet social media shoutouts to each other, Demi Lovato and Wilmer Valderrama have given us faith that exes can be friends.
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It works there, because social norms on Facebook essentially force you to be friends with people who post dumb shit that you really don't want to see.
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But Chyna, 27, and Kim Kardashian West used to be friends: She even appeared on KUWTK alongside Kim, 35, during a pole-dancing class in season 9.
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And I knew I wanted to go to school in New York, and that the kids at NYU were who I actually wanted to be friends with.
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We spoke to Thomas about the connections between The Hate U Give and On the Come Up, whether Bri and Starr would be friends, and leaving Mississippi.
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I also really like writing the kinds of men that I would like to be friends with, who are very sensitive and sweet and concerned and empathic.
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Jon Jones just answered a fundamental question ... can you be friends with a guy who accused your penis of being broken in front of the whole world?
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Cero) We Can Still Be Friends (Anthony Watson) "I think the both of us we were starting to feel we were better as friends," Titus told BuzzFeed.
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I read books in the stairwell, wrote poetry in the bathroom, and generally encompassed the type of douchebag that no one wants to be friends with, ever.
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Occasionally, people assume that they're allowed to be friends with their ex's family, just because they like them, but that's not actually how it works, she says.
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Not only did he say I'm gonna forgive this guy, but he said I'm gonna be friends with him and he's gonna help me tell this story.
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If you want to be friends with your ex (and potentially bang them), you first need to throw everything you knew about breakups out of the window.
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All the while, Lee fielded calls, as he does every day, from friends and would-be friends who were sure that they had identified Atlanta's next star.
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Sesame Workshop wrote on Twitter that the goal of the iconic characters is to show that different people can be friends, and that the characters are puppets.
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He has a YouTube channel where he discusses topics like "how to be friends with your ex" and "how to tell your parents you're attracted to robots."
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The big picture: President Trump tweeted Sunday that "Xi and I will always be friends" despite trade disputes, and that China will reel in unfair trade practices.
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Before everyone could fully freak out, Morton clarified that he wasn't trying to get back together with her — he really just wanted them to be friends again.
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When the main characters start to drift apart and Shoshanna decides she doesn't need to be friends with the other three leads it is, again, pretty realistic.
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I have a running joke with close Asian-American writer friends that if we have never been called by each other's names, we might not be friends.
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Of course, we have to acknowledge that we are privileged enough to be able to have this sort of discourse, to be friends despite our differing beliefs.
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For a lot of Indians outside of India, it's a familiar setup: Your parents were friends, so naturally you're forced to be friends with each other too.
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We had agreed it would be wonderful to have kids close together (they'll be friends!) but we hadn't considered our own friendship, which was now rapidly fraying.
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Shortly before the start of ninth grade, Mr. Islas said, he received a call from Mr. Miller informing him that the two could no longer be friends.
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Management has been so pummeled with the notion that workers must be friends that not wanting to eat cake with some near-strangers may seem like shirking.
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And while watching the three happy couples (and Joey) navigate middle age might be amusing and emotionally rewarding, it would not be "Friends" as we know it.
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In one episode, she explains to an ex-boyfriend, the comic Pete Lee, that only when she had a new ex to loathe could they be friends.
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If all goes according to plan, Israel will not only become largely energy-independent, it will also supply neighbors that will have new reason to be friends.
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For me, even: Fox E followed up our phone conversation in true "peace activist" fashion, by asking if we could be friends once this story went up.
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" In a tweet Sunday morning, Trump wrote that Chinese "President Xi (Jinping) and I will always be friends, no matter what happens with our dispute on trade.
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It basically means they don&apost want to be friends with anyone who&aposs not 30% below or 30% above them in terms of followers and attractiveness.
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Also, this version of Helen is the one I want to be friends with, so does that just mean I want to see the world through Allison's eyes?
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They may both represent Team USA and be friends in real life, but all bets are off when Michael Phelps and Ryan Lochte are competing in separate lanes.
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You may no longer speak, you could have drifted apart, or you might still be friends, able to meet over a low-key coffee or glass of merlot.
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In the four years I have worked on the project I have met and photographed over 50 sets of twins — many who will now be friends for life.
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"Sean is literally someone who I would've never thought I could be friends with, and I'm going to walk away from here calling him a friend," he said.
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"[Zach decides] to help Alex even though all of the other guys, especially Montgomery (played by Timothy Granaderos) are trying to not be friends with him," Butler said.
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A few weeks after coming to power he visited America again, this time in combat fatigues, but eating hot-dogs like a native and offering to be friends.
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For instance, more conscientious people were more likely to be friends with relatives or people of the same sex, though the study authors don't speculate as to why.
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The difference between their situations is that, while de Lesseps still wants to be friends with Frankel, Morgan is acutely aware of the bad terms they are on.
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"Those who we imagined to be friends are standing by the coup plotters and by the terrorists," Erdogan had said in a televised speech at his presidential palace.
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When Kenny asked if Krystal would be interested in moving their relationship a few "steps forward," the fitness trainer responded by saying she would rather be friends. Ouch.
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Though he said he wanted to be friends with China, he also said it was important it control the activity of drug criminals supplying narcotics to the Philippines.
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Black Tidings is headed by Ian Tan Tong Hon, who is known to be friends with Papa Massata Diack, son of disgraced former international athletics chief Lamine Diack.
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WHY CANT PPL BE FRIENDS W/o all the insinuation 🤭🧐😩🤬 Bella quickly became suspect #1 ... and the Internet took off with that as fact.
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I have to say, it felt a little strange to swipe left and essentially decide whether I wanted to be friends with someone based on their profile photo.
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Wet winds aside (blame not the queef), if you agree with Aquinas, then men and women can't be friends—as friendship is defined as a relationship between equals.
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Asked whether the campaign had strained her friendship with the younger Ms. Clinton and whether she thought they would be friends after Election Day, Ms. Trump was diplomatic.
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Shamo is a "follower, he's a pleaser ... he'll do anything these kids tell him to do because he wants to be friends," Skordas said in his closing argument.
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That's good news for the Dandy Warhols, who released their best-known songs, "Bohemian Like You" and "We Used to Be Friends," between 123 and 20 years ago.
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But I also want them to know that the stranger next door has one, too, and that even if they disagree on much, they can still be friends.
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Lindsay said that she promised not to reveal the reason behind their friendship break-up, but told Cohen that she "never will be" friends with Gates, 28, again.
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"It was enough for me to not want to be friends with her anymore," she told Andy Cohen, adding that there is no chance they will repair things.
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If you look at this dog and don't immediately want to take her home and give her the happy, comfortable life she deserves, then we can't be friends.
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And the characters, the people who are on there, I know they're all competing, but I really just want them to all be friends and just hang out.
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They'll romanticize your relationship until the end of time, but you can likely still be friends or maybe even hook up with each other again down the line.
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" But Lindsay has also said on Watch What Happens Live that whatever did go down "was enough for [her] to not want to be friends with [Gates] anymore.
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Somehow we sensed that we could be friends, or at least "affiliated," the way Mr. Oldenburg, the sociologist, described friendship among regulars at a place like the Metro.
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At the trial, Dr. Gilman testified that Mr. Martoma told him several times that "he wanted to be friends," and whether that is sufficient remains to be seen.
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I sort of always had feelings for her but sucked them up, because she just wanted to be friends and I still wanted to be in her life.
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If you are a Republican, you cannot be friends with a Democrat, let alone agree with them or say something that they said or give them praise, right?
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And so I think the same thing with "Will and Grace" was, people were just like floored that two gay men could be friends but not have a relationship.
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Because every new user was forced to be friends with Tom, and have his image added to their page, the picture became as ubiquitous as the Myspace logo itself.
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While it appears that the swan sculpture is completely disinterested in Mr. P romantically — the butt exposing might have been too bold — we hope they can still be friends.
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If you have to be friends with someone for whatever reason, but don't want any messages from them, you can use the Mute option inside the conversation in Messenger.
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They seem to be friends I have chatted with at least once via Facebook (though not necessarily that recently; but then I also don't use Facebook for much messaging).
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With his elegantly disheveled hair, four-day beard, and enthusiastic demeanor, I dare say that we could even be friends, if the world were to persist for long enough.
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"I want to be very very clear on this – I've made my decision that I don't want to be friends with [Vicki] as discussed," she told Judge and Dubrow.
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If high school-based movies taught me anything about cliques, it's that a soccer player and a girl in a monkey suit would never be friends in real life.
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If he is possessive or in any way demands to know who you've slept with or that you not be friends with them, dump him without a second thought.
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If you're just kind and trying to put all that other stuff aside and just be friends and try to keep a peaceful life, it could be really gorgeous.
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But episode after episode, you can't shake the feeling that these talented, smart women are only friends because finding other adult women to be friends with is too difficult.
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Molly adopts the same language she's complained about when men use it with her, saying that she just wants to be friends despite having indicated otherwise with her actions.
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But after Jones defeated Cormier at UFC 214 in July, JJ offered the olive branch -- and then told TMZ Sports he hoped the two would be friends one day.
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I thought, I'm just gonna hole up in here or in the library all weekend, and if you want to come join my study party, then we'll be friends!
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I bring up Rye because the author suggests that he can only be friends with white people who are essentially like-minded in social and political actions and mindsets.
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If he met someone who was homophobic and he wanted to be friends, he would say that he was straight, or that he had a wife and a daughter.
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"I don't even think we'd be friends if we didn't have the Johnson connection," says Tyler, the third-year Heat guard, betraying no trace of irony in his voice.
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"They appeal to audiences because they appear to be nice guys and somebody who you want to be friends with," said Mace Neufeld, a producer on every onscreen iteration.
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Imagining we can now be friends across this political line is asking us to ignore our safety and that of our children, to abandon personal regard and self-worth.
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During the "date" we were both incredibly clammy and awkward; I talked way too much about someone I had recently stopped seeing (whom he happened to be friends with).
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I feel a lot of times trying to be friends or trying to reach out to women of color, sometimes I feel like they don't want to be my friend.
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"I can't say too much, but Skye is still around and in the picture and there's a chance that her and Clay could be friends or more," Minnette told Seventeen.
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Refinery29 caught up with Ryan over the phone to ask her about directing for the first time, reuniting with Tom Hanks, and whether men and women can really be friends.
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Etheridge, who used to be friends with Pitt, shared a story about his estranged wife once "not doing nice things" with her friend Laura Dern's then-fiancé, Billy Bob Thornton.
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"Some of them may be friends, some of them I may have married, I don't know," Cannon teased at the top of Wednesday's episode, alluding to ex-wife Mariah Carey.
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"It's important to remember that they had that history and relationship [with their friend] before you, and that it's your partner's choice with whom to be friends," Dr. Sherman says.
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"You know, from the guys on the show that I know, I would allow her to be friends with whoever she wanted to be," he tells PEOPLE with a smile.
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Perry also included the geotag location of "Let's Be Friends" in the post, which some fans rightly took to be a sign that the pair were working on something together.
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The idea that men and women can't be friends isn't new, but When Harry Met Sally was the first major cultural event to make the case succinctly, and with humor.
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"President Xi and I will always be friends, no matter what happens with our dispute on trade," Trump said last month as China and the United States exchanged tariff threats.
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"With CGI influencers the user can't aspire to be like them in the same way they would with a real human, nor can they be friends with them," said Love.
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The brand was created as a way to promote the importance of diversity, and to encourage kids to be friends with peers who may be a little different from them.
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You like to let them do what they want, or what ... Well, I don't think that parents should be friends with their children on Facebook or Snapchat or whatever. Really?
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We entered no new major foreign conflicts, although we have cozied up to people who should be enemies and spat in the faces of people who used to be friends.
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It pays to be friends with all three guys apparently ... 'cause Broner just laced his crew with the same Championship style rings that Drizzy and Breezy hit their teams with.
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I support her completely when it comes to work and I feel the same from her, but I know we'd be friends even if we didn't do the same job.
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The leaders of the world's two largest emerging economies have both just visited the tiny, landlocked African country of Rwanda – separately – and showed themselves to be friends with deep pockets.
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Despite the friction, Trump has maintained a positive relationship with Chinese president Xi Jinping and said in April that the two "will always be friends" despite their disagreements on trade.
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"We were spending time together and I would tell him that we needed to take things slow and just be friends and see if things worked out or not," she explained.
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We said it before and we'll say it again — it will be a very long time before Kylie Jenner, Blac Chyna, Tyga, and Rob Kardashian can hang out and be friends.
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Martoma's tipster, Dr. Sidney Gilman, testified that Martoma had told him he wanted to be friends, and the jury that convicted Martoma was told that friendship could be an illegal benefit.
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" As to whether Styles is still friends with any of his famous ex-girlfriends, including Taylor Swift and Kendall Jenner, he said with a wry smile, "Everyone should be friends, right?
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According to an insider, he served his wife with divorce papers just 15 days after meeting the "We Should Be Friends" singer in person for the first time, and on Aug.
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Dykstra detailed how Hardwick was controlling to an abusive degree, not allowing her to go out alone, drink alcohol around him, be friends with other men, or even talk in public.
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Most of us would give our right arm to be in Beyoncé's inner circle, but Gabrielle Union is smartly keeping mum on what it means to be friends with Queen Bey.
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That's where it cuts off, but the the message seems pretty clear ... the 2 pop stars are ready to move on from their years-long bad blood and be friends again.
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The CEO of Dippin' Dots on Monday wrote an open letter to Sean Spicer saying the company would prefer to be friends with the White House press secretary instead of foes.
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Young Yo – SQ1 , 2002 It's an odd quality of contemporary music that rappers are expected to just be friends with other well known rappers—and, by extension, make music with them.
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It's so peaceful that you might wonder if the two of you should just be friends—that might make sense but the two of you will always pine for each other!
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"There has to be demonstrable action in that direction or we cannot be satisfied and we probably can't be friends and we probably won't be at peace," Brooks told the audience.
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"Tell them what they've done, how it has made you feel, and why you're not going to be friends anymore," April Masini, a relationship expert and advice columnist, previously told Insider.
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If you're just kind and trying to put all that other stuff aside and just be friends and try[ing] to keep a really peaceful life, it could be really gorgeous.
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He'd be all about me one day, and the next time I saw him, he'd give me a speech about how we could only be friends — because, you know, the band.
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The Moon in Pisces finds you craving social connection, but be careful: Mercury will square off with Neptune today, finding you confused about who you even want to be friends with!
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And I knew immediately that I wanted to be friends with this person who could so easily upend, and transform, my view of the world—and my ranking system for cakes.
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We'd be like, 'Yeah, let's try and be friends for the week and see how it goes,' but there's not a way to simply test that, and there's no trust there.
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There is Nanci D'angelo, the love interest; Steve Hoffman, the soulful hot guy; and Denise Jacobson, the girl that everyone wants to be friends with and everybody wants to sleep with.
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She represented "somebody that we would have known or would be friends with" in high school, said Sara Garcia, 24, who was waiting in line with her roommate, Carolyn Guerrero, 25.
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As he does so, I would like to remind my colleagues still inside the White House: You don't have to be friends with each and every journalist who seeks you out.
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Even if a person's behavior online is fairly harmless, it can still cross over from, "Huh, wow, not for me!" into "Should I… even be friends with this person anymore?" territory.
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From there, fans and gossip mongers have found "evidence" in the fact that neither sister appear to be friends on social media, and that they don't name drop each other in interviews.
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" Although Jill says "he didn't want to interfere," she says he thought there was "absolutely no reason why we shouldn't be friends," pointing out "that we loved each other at one point.
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Odom, who is promoting his new memoir Darkness to Light, said that he still hears from Kardashian once in a while, although he wouldn't consider them to be friends or closely acquainted.
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Looking at their two accounts, it seems obvious that they would be friends; Their two accounts reflect each other in the same way that longtime best friends start to read like siblings.
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I much rather be friends with a bunch of stuffed animals that look like me in lieu of actual humans with real demands who want me to listen to their relationship drama.
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King asked Leslie if it was "complicated" to be friends with Bryant because of the rape allegations that were settled out of court, and whether they should be part of Bryant's legacy.
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And, according to Kellogg School of Management professor Lauren Rivera, drawing from hundreds of interviews and observation of interviews, found that hiring managers want recruits who have the potential to be friends.
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"I'm excited to actually, maybe this time around, get to know them more and actually reunite with them and meet their babies, and our babies can be friends and stuff," she says.
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Here's how it works: After switching into BFF mode, users will see their potential dates replaced by people of the same sex that Bumble thinks you would want to be friends with.
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Mia Farrow, for her part, has told her side of the story in two stories written for Vanity Fair by Maureen Orth, although Orth has never claimed to be friends with her.
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DeMario assumed he and Corinne would move on and be friends since they got along so well the first day filming -- laughing, chatting and hooking up -- so he doesn't understand what changed.
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The answer why may lie in a particular Trump tweet: "President Xi and I will always be friends, no matter what happens with our dispute on trade," Trump tweeted on April 8.
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RICK BLAINE, an expatriate American bar owner, and SALLY ALBRIGHT, a naïve journalism student from Seattle, are arguing about whether men and women can be friends while running away from the Nazis.
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"We'd get done with work, the staff would go out together, we'd get drinks, then we'd make out and think, 'That was a bad idea, we should just be friends,'" he said.
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Within minutes of meeting, Ms. Miller determines that we are going to be friends, and invites me to share a plate of asparagus with her, which she accurately predicts will be delicious.
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It makes me sad when I hear other women talk about how they can't be friends with women because my female friendships are some of the most rewarding relationships in my life.
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"Russia will never be friends with one country against another," Mr. Putin said in an interview with two Arab news networks and the Kremlin-controlled channel RT Arabic that aired on Sunday.
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Mr. Peikin, a Sullivan & Cromwell partner and former federal prosecutor, is said to be friends with Mr. Clayton, and many New York lawyers speculated for weeks that he would get the job.
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"Russia will never be friends with one country against another," Mr. Putin said in an interview with two Arab news networks and the Kremlin-controlled channel RT Arabic that aired on Sunday.
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And as a teenager, before the series began, she briefly supported herself by mugging fellow New Yorkers (including an unsuspecting, dino-obsessed young Ross), which proved to be Friends' darkest story line.
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Stannis was a non-starter, Jon just wanted to be friends and burning a little girl was probably one of the worst things to ever happen in Westeros (and that's saying something).
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If I wasn't a bridesmaid in my brother's wedding, that's the bride [giving] me a big old, 'Go fuck yourself, I want nothing to do with you and we will not be friends.
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When we met up with a group of emo boys we were all trying to be friends with/date at the time, they immediately got territorial: Who the hell is this other dude?
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Back on the 13th, Bieber tweeted this cryptic message: "Can we still be friends" This tweet quickly racked up over 150 thousand retweets, and is pretty much the thesis for his new single.
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And although she says the decision to not be friends with Gunvalson again is generating a lot of backlash on social media, she has no regrets about the way the situation went down.
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For Real Housewives of Beverly Hills fans who hoped to one day see reconciliation between the former castmates, Vanderpump, 57, confirmed on Wednesday that she and Glanville, 45, will never again be friends.
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" Although Jill said, "he didn't want to interfere," she recalled how Bobby thought there was "absolutely no reason why we shouldn't be friends," pointing out "that we loved each other at one point.
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I won't tell you what car he used for the low version because I don't want you to write it because they happen to be friends of mine, you know, the head people.
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A new Cato Institute survey reveals that 61% of Hillary Clinton voters say it's "hard" to be friends with Trump voters, versus 34% of Trump voters who feel the same about Clinton's supporters.
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"At primary school, where my daughter teaches, a Muslim six-year-old told her best friend, an Ahmadi girl, that they cannot be friends anymore because she's a Ahmadi," Rafiq Ahmad Hayat said.
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It's wonderful if you can be friends with your boss, or only do business sustainably, or donate to social causes, or take your employees to coffee, but those are all ultimately marketing strategies.
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The musician, who is also a graffiti artist, claims to be friends with the artist and fans have linked Massive Attack's touring schedule with some of the places where Banksy's art pops up.
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"We can have disagreements over policy and still love each other and still be friends, and that's something I think is getting lost more and more in the partisan world we live in."
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Less than a day after Microsoft unleashed Tay, its experimental A.I., to social networks including Twitter and Kik, the chatbot's already become a racist jerk you wouldn't ever want to be friends with.
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He is forever the guy with his face pressed against the glass, watching the people he wants to be friends with eat, drink and be merry in clubs they won't let him into.
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While some may say it's unwise to be friends with co-workers because it can cloud your judgment, impede your objectivity and prevent you from having hard conversations, McKee says that's a myth.
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But that wasn't all: Perry also included the geotag location of "Let's Be Friends" in the post — which had some fans hoping that it would be the title of the singers' upcoming collab.
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"Keep The Family Close"Stand-out lyric: "All of my 'let's just be friends' are friends I don't have anymore / Guess that's why they say you need family for"Is it about Rihanna?
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Dawson agrees to be friends and somehow invites himself on Jen's upcoming date with high school stud Cliff under the pretense that he, too, has a date at the same time and place.
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On the other hand, there are change-causing things that we can control, like who we decide to be friends with, where you work, what you choose to do in your free time.
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"It was clear we would be friends outside of school," said Ms. Fitzgerald, who soon moved to Edinburgh for about a year, followed by a year in Ithaca, N.Y., before settling in Philadelphia.
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Think of it as your own personal language tutor — but the cool tutor you want to be friends with and not the one your parents forced you to meet with during high school.
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According to Bhowmik, if you have feelings that you no longer want to be friends with someone almost every time you see them, it may just be time to do something about it.
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But you also have the homeboys who you have to be friends or associates with [just to stay safe], and these are people you don't want to deal with on a regular basis.
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Not to be outdone, Mayo, hired DJ Red Alert and Chuck Chillout to challenge KISS FM. (Fun fact: Flex used to carry Chuck's records back in the day.) So, can anyone be friends?
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And we have started a friendship that has been -- that started through maybe some heartache and some pain, but we are going to be friends forever because of the bond that we have had.
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This is speaking from the perspective of the 'rejectee' who is heartbroken but I think the same applies both ways—you can't, or shouldn't, be friends with an ex until they are over you.
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It's not that I don't want to be friends with Bri, but we have said a lot of hurtful things that make it seem like we still aren't where we were in our friendship.
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Five months after we first reconnected, I sat across from him in the window of a sleepy French bistro, staring out at the sidewalk as he told me he'd like us to be friends.
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While Jenner is often competing with Hadid and Baldwin for various fashion campaigns, and runway looks, it's good to see that they can still be friends while low-key being each other's direct competition.
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In a way, you are parallel versions of each other, looking for your similarities but also comparing your differences, feeling envy,apprehension – and the strange notion that, under different circumstances, you'd probably be friends.
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That's been an issue with the app for some time, and one Facebook first started to address in May when it made a change that finally no longer required parents to be friends, too.
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I feel that I can be friends with them sporadically and I love them out of shared history, but when I find myself starting to really doubt myself around them, I take a break.
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So I would say that, no, it's really not possible to be friends with a bear, but that doesn't mean that we shouldn't try to have a relationship of respect and caring and empathy.
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Her weight plummeted, and Oluo writes that society reinforced what she already believed — men showered her with compliments, women suddenly wanted to be friends, and she began to receive better customer service at restaurants.
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If that hadn't have been the case for us, there's many people before us who paved that route and still raised great kids together or go on to be friends, or whatever it is.
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I don't know how it's possible to be friends with a woman who has been assaulted by someone and do nothing to assist her because you don't want to fuck up your development deal.
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Meanwhile, Betty is bullied by her mother, Alice, for wishing to be friends with rich new girl Veronica Lodge and showing Cheryl Blossom some kindness after Jason's death, despite Cheryl not returning the sentiment.
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Peters, who happened to be friends with Kopelson, according to the CBS investigation report, told him about her experience with Moonves to try to convince him not to join the CBS board in 2007.
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So he chose an app that sells personalized shoutouts from aging actors to fans, where they pretend to be friends with people they have never—and probably will never—meet or talk to directly.
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And because we tend to be friends with people like us, work with people like us, and read news sources that confirm our worldview, getting hit by a reality beyond that can cut deeply.
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We might not be friends for a long time, like Jasmine predicts for herself and Ruby, but we are part of each other even as we part ways and go out into the world.
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He says that in Chicago, you work on something together and then become friends, but people won't become friends first — you can only be friends if the thing you're working on comes out okay.
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In a now-deleted tweet, Star — who is friends with Westbrook and was thought to be friends with Charles — said Charles's behavior is why he and his boyfriend do not allow Charles in their home.
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To me, some of them seemed to be friends of the company (none of them followed me on Twitter, so I don't know how they saw my tweet), but maybe I'm just being overly skeptical.
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He said the Philippines did not want a military ally and wished to be friends with all countries, and alienate none, and that would be how it would settle disputes in the South China Sea.
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Then, he happened to be friends with Anthony Lucci and Greg Squassi, two fellow La Salle students and Springsteen fans who made it onstage with the Boss in 2014 during a stop in Hershey, Pennsylvania.
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As for his claim Wayne left him on the bus because they thought he was going to die -- he says that's 100% jokes, and if it were true he and Wayne wouldn't still be friends.
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You know, solving a problem between two people who used to be friends, and then they got into a business deal and it went south, and he would come in and fix it all up.
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Next, despite the fact he's a HUGE Hillary Clinton supporter, Magic says he's still open to doing business with Donald Trump -- and wants to be friends with the guy -- as long as Hillary is president.
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I don't think people are forgetting how to be friends —my students tell me they still pick up the phone when it's appropriate, that they know which conversations they feel they should have by phone.
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She was willing to give everything up in order to have Spencer's life — to be friends with the rest of the Liars, to have a mom and a sister always there, and to have Toby.
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I don't get a lot of questions that offend me, but the most common is that if my co-founder Scott [Studenberg] and I can truly be friends—everyone automatically assumes that we've slept together.
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My whole staff just said, "We still want to do this, and we still want to be friends and work together," so we all left at the same time and started Watchers on the Wall.
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Wait, did this actually happen or was it one of those dreams we have where we think we might actually be friends with a lot of famous people so they're all together in one room?
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And for the first time in a long time, she seems like a woman we want to be friends with — not an annoying little girl who can't see past her own privileges and uptown problems.
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Though Mr. Trump incessantly praises Mr. Xi — he said they "will always be friends" — the idea of China as a dangerous juggernaut, more formidable than the Soviet Union, has become increasingly widespread in the administration.
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"All of my 'let's just be friends' are friends I don't have anymore," he croons on "Keep the Family Close," one of the many songs on the album which function as autopsies for relationships past.
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"Let's Be Friends," inspired by "the little lie we all share to soften the blow of a breakup," is a breezy, guitar-driven pop number that's one of the singer's most danceable tunes in recent memory.
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The Commission said its latest decision, which applies until 2033, would improve competition: "This is not just a decision we've taken for political reasons, that we want to be friends with Gazprom," a Commission official said.
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It's not that you shouldn't be friends, but that the main thing you should have in common is knowing that the other person isn't going to be flagrantly disrespectful of your space (at least, on purpose).
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It would have been a neverending stream of when she just wants to be friends and tfw you get the insufficient funds notice and the impossible to recreate banter that happens in those kinds of moments.
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His often heavily Auto-Tuned vocals address the hopefulness, and sometimes doomed futility ("I used to think we could be friends" is the central lyric of EP highlight "Signs"), of human relationships over-top glistening beats.
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Two of the world's most storied songwriters cast aside their existential burdens and basically made a record about how nice it is to be friends and to have the freedom to play music for a living.
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Titus complied the perfect list of breakup songs via a Spotify playlist to tell 20-year-old Wyatt Hall that she was interested in someone else and thought that they should just be friends, BuzzFeed reports.
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"Jonathan told me that if I followed some of our friends and saw what they really do in their real life, wasted and acting so crazy, I would never be friends with them again," Kim said.
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Firstly, Matt reached out to him and told him that we should be friends, meaning he's probably one of those mystical Broadway video game fans I heard about, and secondly, he was offering me a job.
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"Jonathan told me that if I followed some of our friends and saw what they really do in their real life, wasted and acting so crazy, I would never be friends with them again," she said.
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Others discussed ways of removing the target from the scenario with a clever ruse, like saying their car was being towed, pretending to be friends with the target, or saying their credit card was having issues.
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By episode's end, in true Whedonesque fashion, everyone is utterly miserable: Oz and Cordelia walk in on Willow and Xander kissing, Cordelia ends up badly injured, and Buffy realizes she and Angel truly can't be friends.
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In an interview with Publishers Weekly's Annasue McCleave Wilson, Claire Messud, the author of The Woman Upstairs , responded with horror to her interviewer's statement that she "wouldn't want to be friends" with Upstairs's main character, Nora.
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"Let's be friends," she said through her Baidu translation app (China's version of Google, which is blocked), and followed that with a declaration that she would give me a ride from the airport to my hotel.
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And since he claims to be friends with Flan and Ouisa's children at Harvard — and, oh, by the way, lets it slip that he's the son of one Sidney Poitier — he winds up staying for dinner.
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For example, if your friend was mean, rude, perpetually grumpy, nagging, dishonest, argumentative, emotionally unstable, ignored your texts, called you names or didn't want to have meaningful conversations with you, would you still want to be friends?
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My default setting was to friend people I used to be friends with, extended family members I don't really know, and colleagues who hit me up with friend requests even though we've never moved beyond LinkedIn status.
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We keep vastly different schedules and aren't close enough to really be friends, but we've bonded over the fight to keep the communal areas clean and get along great on the occasions we are able to talk.
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I had only met these girls in passing, but they seemed like cool people to be friends with—way less judgmental and concerned with what I was doing with my vagina—so I reached out to them.
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"He was very, very controlling of Rachel, to the extent that after a certain point, he no longer allowed her to be friends with us," Borg told KPNX of Chris, who had reportedly worked as a surgeon.
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The world of Her Majesty is filled with all kinds of quirky characters, like a shut-in doctor who doesn't quite seem to grasp real scientific concepts, or the assassin who maybe also wants to be friends.
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Rahill and I became friends a few months ago in a way I like to call, I-see-you-around-a-lot-and-we-should-be-friends-but-we-haven't-talked-yet-and-you're-a-cool-lady.
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The strategy: Russian hackers pretended to be friends of friends of people in Macron's circle, ostensibly to gain personal information, plant malicious software, or gain access to their electronic accounts — an objective that seems to have failed.
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" In order to help Redmond see "reality," Deuber claimed that she was tricked into saying she couldn't be friends with Redmond and Hollman in Playa del Carmen, Mexico, after Locken had first said "they ruin our reputation.
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At times, "Friend Art" comes close to feeling like, well, friend art — of interest primarily to people who may not actually be friends with the show's creators and performers, but know a lot of people like them.
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" To the "men of passive tempers" still hoping to "be friends again, for all this," Paine delivered a long-awaited denouement: "Since nothing but blows will do, for God's sake let us come to a final separation.
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" Gabbard has previously defended her 2017 meeting with Assad, saying in January that it's "important for any leader in this country to be willing to meet with others, whether they be friends or adversaries or potential adversaries.
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" GMA states that Julia's brother Sam told the outlet "just because" his sister "doesn't respond — doesn't mean she doesn't want to be friends," and noted that "it may take a few tries to get to know Julia.
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Or, at least that's what Jack White did, announcing his literary debut with the upcoming release of We're Going to Be Friends, an illustrated children's book based on the The White Stripes' song of the same name.
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On the other hand, social media has made it possible to be "friends" with people you don't actually know, while also providing vast data sets for calculating the number of links separating people scattered around the world.
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" He didn't want to be more specific: "It's like if the answer to the question of my sexuality puts me inside or outside of your circle, accepted or unaccepted, ... I don't want to be friends, you know?
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So, when we saw Scott out in L.A. Thursday night, we asked how he felt about the youngster -- and he basically told us he doesn't care ... and isn't looking to be friends with the 20-year-old.
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When an acquaintance in high school came out to me and asked for my honest opinion of the brave step he'd taken, I told him we would still be friends but that I thought homosexuality was a sin.
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"If he had feelings for her, and then he comes to the realization that she lives in another country, he doesn't have to be friends with her or follow her on Instagram or talk to her," Amy added.
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WATCH THIS: HGTV's Chip and Joanna Gaines Discuss Their Newfound Fame Now, Lewis says he's "hoping for justice" as a result of this lawsuit — but doubts he and Gaines will ever be friends the way they once were.
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The third is usually the favorite of the bunch, the one you want to be friends with — they bring back all the unique and delicious treats that you can't find in the "International" section of your grocery store.
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The best part of the episode is when the newfound just-believe-they're-going-to-be-friends finally open up to each other about sexuality, upbringing, and ambition, and the understanding is that now they're bonded for life.
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So, I&aposm just saying, you know -- I think what&aposs happened here, by the way, is we just go back and say, oh, yeah, the Korean war is over, we&aposre going to try to be friends.
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Dubbed Brotherhood: Final Fantasy XV, the series is somewhat of a prequel, telling the story of main character Noctis and how he came to be friends with the three characters that he'll be traveling with in the game.
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"Israel is desperate for friends in the region, the Kurds generally want to be friends, and they don't care about Palestine," said Kenneth M. Pollack, a former C.I.A. analyst and National Security Council official who visits Kurdistan frequently.
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It is an easy way of showing the person you do not want to be friends anymore your point without you having to actually listen to their argument, which always makes it even more difficult to break up.
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That, plus its deep mining of people's messaging behavior on Android, means it can make surprisingly insightful observations about who you know in real life—even if it's wrong about your desire to be "friends" with them on Facebook.
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Kenya Moore is learning that some exes just aren't meant to be friends On Sunday's all-new episode of Real Housewives of Atlanta, Moore met up with her ex-boyfriend Matt Jordan in an attempt to foster a friendship.
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I would argue that Facebook not only knows a lot about you as an individual but also knows quite a lot about all your friends or people you don't even know that you will one day be friends with.
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I told him it would change the course of my life if we couldn't be friends any more, and we both agreed that we wouldn't do it by halves—we had to be all in, or not at all.
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Sure, my behavior might have crossed some pesky, ethical boundaries, but I was curious to see if the connection was still there, if we could maybe be friends after all we've been through, if goodness was still alive. Nope.
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Jeremiah asserts that they'll be splitting the check ("Did I stutter?" he asks), and Kortni seems fine with the implication that he just wants to be friends — until she sneaks into his bed back home wearing a giraffe onesie.
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"At some point when I'm completely over the break-up I do want to be friends with that person — provided he wasn't a d*** — and having to re-add them on social media would be so embarrassing," she says.
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By the end of the film, Mildred and Dixon have reached a kind of understanding, one that joins them together in a grudging alliance; they may not be friends, but their rage is now pointed in the same direction.
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Listening to music, the standard drunken thoughts enter my mind: I want to be Pat Benatar; I want to be friends with Popcaan; I want to make music that sounds like the waves washing up in front of me.
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As a tight-knit industry, it's not uncommon for fund managers to be friends or in other relationships with folks developing token projects, giving them unchecked access to information or the ability to "pump and dump" a new token.
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""Serbia is arming itself because it is a free country surrounded by NATO-member states with which we want to be friends," Vucic said, adding he won't allow Serbia to "be as weak as it was in the 1990s.
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