I started befriending older kids in school and imitating them.
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She even, like Green, winds up befriending the president herself.
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It has a genius for befriending those in need of options.
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They began befriending members of these groups and got invited in.
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Cara Mund befriending a child during one of her hospital visits.
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Turkish chef Nusret Gökçe has cracked the code to befriending celebrities.
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How are the girls still befriending strange men in the town?
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The movie focuses on a white woman befriending her black driver.
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Trey Gowdy as an example of befriending someone with different beliefs.
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Pullen recounted a story about befriending a family in Velten, Germany.
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By befriending an influencer, she believes the charmed life will be hers.
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Along the way, she became a Republican Party loyalist, befriending US Sen.
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Mary, he had no intention of communicating or befriending his caucasian classmates.
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Josh Hutcherson (The Hunger Games) will play the heroic, alien-befriending janitor.
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Uber and Lyft have both made progress in befriending public transit agencies.
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One joy of recent years, she said, has been befriending Ms. Merkel.
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Imagine Tony Stark butting heads with Charles Xavier, or Black Panther befriending Storm.
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A disagreement about their sons befriending Ziggy reveals the fractures in their relationship.
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The best way she could think of to do that was befriending me.
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Perrey became one of the first Moog synthesizer musicians after befriending Robert Moog.
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He was befriending professors and bonding with administrators at the Prisoner Reentry Institute.
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By befriending her local hosts, she maximized her short stay in each destination.
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Befriending Stan was a strategic maneuver, but it wasn't the KGB who befriended Stan.
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This tactic — befriending victims in order to build false trust — is textbook for abusers.
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Opening Doors London organises walks, film nights and a befriending scheme for over-50s.
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After befriending her boyfriend, Trump calls her to ask her out on a date.
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Will we stop trading, befriending, and even starting families with those who are modified?
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Befriending a real-life BB-83 is more than just obsessive Star Wars fandom.
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Mr. Garber, who declined to talk to The Times, has acknowledged befriending Mr. Daley.
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He's making inroads to befriending Elliot because he needs him to pull off a hack.
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He's also known for befriending and playing with celebrities like Drake, Diplo, and Joe Jonas.
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He even made a connection in Vegas, befriending Clark County Deputy Fire Chief Jon Klassen.
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In her photos, she's seen befriending a lemur in what appears to be a sanctuary.
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Soon after befriending him, my dad found out that Tony was in the drug trade.
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I remember befriending one ultra conservative hijabi girl in Cairo who loved to debate religion.
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Lentz and Bieber had another pastor friend in common: Judah Smith, known for befriending celebrities.
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But don't let anyone guilt you into befriending people you don't actually want to befriend.
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Look at this seal befriending a dog: And you think penguins are cute too, no?
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It uses befriending to reduce isolation and build resilience and prevent a return to the streets.
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Unlike most of our other protagonists, he's not consciously befriending people whose values he supposedly loathed.
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The girl who once surprised her mother by befriending a homeless woman on a city bus.
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And part of me enjoys the thought of the president befriending and humanizing his tanning bed.
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If the prospect of befriending a five foot worm is your cup of tea, that is.
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Theroux's tactic for befriending Antoni Porowski, Tan France, Karamo Brown, Bobby Berk, and Jonathan Van Ness?
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In New York, he gravitated toward the Abstract Expressionists, befriending well-known artists like Lenore Tawney.
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There's no question that King is at least comfortable with befriending white supremacists and neo-Nazis.
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Asked at his news conference about the prospects of befriending Kim, Trump offered a coy response.
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Most of them are loners, befriending woodland birds and talking candelabras rather than their human peers.
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Befriending my fear is my superpower, and it turns out, that I'm not alone here either.
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Unfortunately, he ended up befriending the hosts, and he spent most of the trip drinking wine.
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Moving to New York from Atlanta, she found that the people she was befriending were smokers.
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Soon, she became his accessory in Hollywood, befriending adults like Cher, Bianca Jagger and Anjelica Huston.
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After befriending Lennon and Ms. Ono, he often appeared with them at political rallies and concerts.
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Radziwill lived a storied life, befriending some of the greatest and most stylish artists of her time.
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Lee lived a storied life, befriending some of the greatest and most stylish artists of her time.
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Our social lives operated under entirely different curfews and rules about befriending members of the opposite sex.
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Also: Why can't Christians test their faith by befriending the enemy instead of hating or avoiding him?
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She toured the gospel circuit with her father, befriending stars such as Mahalia Jackson and Sam Cooke.
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He became an activist, too, befriending Malcolm X and joining peace protests and marches for racial equality.
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Abu Taqi, the father of a stone-thrower who was shot dead, curses Britain for befriending Bahrain's rulers.
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Though Ariel's relationship with her boss was healthy, she acknowledges that befriending your supervisor can be tricky territory.
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A similar system also disclosed on Wednesday catches users engaged in "grooming," or befriending minors for sexual exploitation.
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"Befriending the miners for the first time was an incredible struggle ... but I kept coming around," he says.
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If befriending locals seems too daunting, or if language barriers are an issue, there are always expat communities.
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As in, I told you what befriending the Americans, and kowtowing to the "Washington consensus," would bring Mexico.
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We also see a very young Maggie when she was first befriending Hopey at an LA punk house.
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Most people I end up befriending and asking have been super respectful and we just continue being friends.
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There is, of course, a downside to befriending singing insects: They are among the most ephemeral of pets.
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Pablos first started working on the story about a spoiled postman befriending a toy man back in 2010.
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Liberals and many Democrats criticize Trump for alienating traditional allies like Canada, France and Germany while befriending dictators.
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Ms. Zausner went beyond exquisite dinners by befriending chefs, cooking with them and serving their recipes at home.
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Kumar added that China's befriending of Pakistan enables it to encircle India, thereby affording it a military advantage.
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Since befriending Dorsey, he's visited Twitter's San Francisco headquarters multiple times and met with much of the management team.
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Sarah, her father said, was a budding artist who enjoyed attending comic book conventions and befriending social media luminaries.
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My belonging to blackness, participating in unknown culture and befriending her daughter disrupted the comfort the woman's ignorance provided.
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A foraged cork plugs the hole, while befriending a seamstress allows you to take the sail to get patched.
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In 2002, Lilo and Stitch made us all cry with the tale of a lonely girl befriending an alien.
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After befriending a girl who is a recovering bulimic, Blossom worries that Six may be developing an eating disorder.
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They also would have traveled back to the stone age at one point, befriending a caveman in the process.
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Befriending your idols and having great hair color: just one of the many benefits of being an A-lister.
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Patton used MySpace and Facebook to connect with producers she admired, befriending artists like RP Boo and DJ Rashad.
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I didn't know anyone being detained, so I worked with different charities that offer befriending support to those inside.
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Ultimately it is women harming each other, saving each other, befriending each other and getting angry at each other.
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It's unclear if Trump purposely calculated that befriending Kim, including sending him love letters, would make the danger subside.
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St. Mark arrived here in A.D. 64, according to church teaching, befriending a shoemaker who became his first bishop.
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Since its inception, Pokémon has been not just about collecting a variety of cute animals, but about befriending those animals.
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In this year's ad, a child tries to quiet the monster under his bed, and ends up befriending him instead.
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A British program, called Befriending, involves one-on-one companionship by a volunteer who meets regularly with a lonely person.
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She sneaks into concerts and mouths off to authority figures, eventually befriending a popular classmate by the name of Rachel Amber.
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Mr. Schultz has returned to Italy at least once a year since then, befriending business leaders while studying the local market.
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During her free time, she enjoys "troll hugging" - engaging with those who attack her on social media, and sometimes befriending them.
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She recommends being cautious about whether to friend co-workers on Facebook and suggests not befriending your managers online at all.
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"It was about supporting the club," said Legrand, who runs the Stevenage branch of a befriending service for the mentally disabled.
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She is given a new name, Iris Carter-Jenkins, and tasked with befriending a horrible Jew-hating dowager named Mrs. Scaife.
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In 1998 he stayed with a family that lived in a Manila slum, befriending Sonny Boy, a teen about his age.
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And once you're in, make sure all the finagling, strategizing, and befriending was worth it; have yourself a damn good time.
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The book follows a man as he woos a woman at a health spa by befriending her 12-year-old son.
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Enemies are also valuable because they help you solve problems; you can assert your power by breaking them or befriending them.
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Get to know your local beekeeper Prybyla recommends befriending your local beekeepers and buying honey and honey byproducts directly from them.
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Lydia and her son make the treacherous journey to the US on a freight train, befriending other migrants on their way.
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Befriending your bodega guy is a great thing to do, but it's of limited assistance when the landlord triples his rent.
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"We clicked a little," says Urbina of the mentor twice his age who had been tasked with befriending the troubled adolescent.
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Trump's priority must be to ensure there is a clear differentiation between Muslims and ISIS, befriending the former to defeat the latter.
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Stories where fans get to imagine themselves meeting and befriending famous people they admire have been around for decades, if not longer.
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It's not just that he was good friends with Scalia, a man famous for befriending men and women of every political stripe.
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The Transformers prequel follows the titular Autobot on the run in 1987, ultimately befriending Steinfeld's character in the coming-of-age story.
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Sally Hawkins, whose knack for befriending the bestial was demonstrated in " The Shape of Water " (2017), is wasted here as a scientist.
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Documentary filmmaker Joshua Oppenheimer puts a spotlight on the genocide in Indonesia by befriending the leaders who were responsible for mass killings.
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"You were befriending him because he was going to be able to give you some resources to get into broadcasting," she said.
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Many are open to having one, even to befriending it; there are hopes they may tell a joke or two, studies show.
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"It was about supporting the club," said Le Grand, who runs the Stevenage branch of a befriending service for the mentally disabled.
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Unsure of how to take care of Haru, he ends up relying more on the people in his life and befriending new ones.
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Offset, whose real name is Kiari Kendrell Cephus, already spends hours each day playing "Call of Duty" with strangers online and befriending them.
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Nicky ends up genuinely, rather than begrudgingly, befriending Andy (Tony Espinosa), the black kid next door, after his home life implodes so spectacularly.
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The actor has become known in the region for befriending leftist leaders, including late Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez and Evo Morales in Bolivia.
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The bird became an international news and social media sensation after befriending an Australian family and helping them cope with a tragic accident.
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Though many of his interactions with passengers are congenial or comical, with Gargac befriending his passengers, his online following can be less pleasant.
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And if the rest of us wind up befriending robots, the way Yun imagines we will, how will those relationships reshape human psychology?
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The Englishman told Business Insider he's been taking daily Italian lessons, befriending ex-Manchester City players, and studying videos of Serie A strikers.
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With her exuberant husband, Allan Arbus, she began a successful career in fashion photography, shooting for Glamour and Vogue and befriending Richard Avedon.
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I also quickly figured out that I could learn stuff a lot faster and cheaper just by befriending professional cartoonists, which I did.
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Befriending a family in Chinatown, they also found a comparatively affordable preschool for Emma: a bilingual Mandarin-English center that she still attends.
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After befriending a powerful dragon and receiving its blessing, he sets out to learn more about the new world he's a part of.
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Mr. Rockefeller was also assailed for befriending autocratic foreign leaders in an effort to establish and expand his bank's presence in their countries.
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Lozenge Four At this point, it became clear I would not be befriending Pete Davidson, who, even if he was there, was definitely backstage.
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Eleven spends most of the first season on the lam, befriending Will's buddies Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo), Lucas (Caleb McLaughlin) and especially Mike (Finn Wolfhard).
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He tells a story of befriending about a group of college students when he was still starting out at UCB Theatre in New York.
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After befriending the singer during a European tour, Claus, who currently lives in Toronto, and Kesha decided to get "Animal" inked onto their skin.
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The volunteer group has been campaigning against abuse in Yarl's Wood for six years by organizing protests and supporting the detainees through befriending networks.
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He was also famous for befriending the people he met on his tours, becoming not just a weight loss coach but a dear friend.
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The twenty-something made himself at home there, befriending the pair's two kids and joining in on bohemian parties hosted in the living room.
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Bringing the story of a child befriending animals into the real world made it feel at once more thoughtful, more terrifying, and more adventurous.
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As a boy, he had a knack for befriending helpful people: legend has it that a priest taught him Latin; an immigrant baker, French.
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If One Big Happy hadn't been canceled, would we have seen Lizzy befriending a contingent of queer folks from her Baby & Me yoga class?
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Davis has a long history of befriending members of the KKK who, as a result of their contact, go on to leave the organization.
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The Trump administration is not being consistent when it holds out the implicit promise that befriending the president will lead to reduced law enforcement.
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Assuming several different identities, at times something of a compassionate superheroine, Horacia bides her time among the lower depths, befriending squatters and street people.
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Getting enough sleep, befriending other couples, and expressing verbal and physical affection can also lead to a stronger connection between you and your spouse.
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After befriending the owner, he eventually bought the cafe from her, transforming it into a dinner theater featuring himself and two friends as dancers.
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Befriending everyone from Leonardo DiCaprio to DJ Khaled, ultimately it's safe to say our favorite meat slayer sliced and diced his way into food history.
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It is narrated by Katherine Bucknell, who edited Isherwood's diaries and who, after befriending Mr Bachardy, was unexpectedly sent the letters by him in 2010.
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While I'm drinking and befriending their cat, they seal the bottles with beeswax from their own bees, and then paste on the label with milk.
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After befriending several promoters and DJs, I was allowed to haul my gear into venues and capture the live DJ sets on my DAT machine.
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He spent a few happy months at the house, she said, making art projects with his grandson, Julian, and befriending townspeople at a local bookstore.
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When Warhol arrived in New York, in 1949, Capote was already a literary star there, and the artist took a keen interest in befriending him.
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She testified about befriending Mr. Cosby when she worked for the university's athletic department, and told of being invited to his home for dinner parties.
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Soon they were opening for, and befriending, Taylor Swift, and receiving gifts of jewelry from Stevie Nicks, who anointed them as part of her sisterhood.
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The at-times bombastic Trump has also shown a flair for diplomacy, befriending and charming unlikely world leaders, as both a host and a guest.
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In this book, he tells of befriending and collaborating with Tupac Shakur, and of the circumstances that cut short the careers, or lives, of several contemporaries.
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Befriending the local doctor will get you access to new kinds of medicine, while learning to make great coffee provides a restorative drink for tough battles.
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During an interactive flashback, he forces a young Blazkowicz — and by extension, the player — to shoot his own dog as punishment for befriending a black girl.
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Instead of ostracizing Black, Stevenson and some friends decided that maybe befriending the racist could help him rethink his beliefs—so they invited him to dinner.
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According to Variety, Rachel DeLoache Williams' Vanity Fair piece about befriending Delvey, only to lose $62,000 to her in the process, is also gaining Hollywood attention.
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Try Heavy Metal High Rise, a four-story go-kart track, which I rode after befriending a group of Jamaican hospitality workers here on an exchange.
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They spent their time traveling the world, befriending artists such as the surrealist American photographer Joel-Peter Witkin and the Italian post-Memphis sculptor Andrea Branzi.
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He was a child prodigy in the NYC art scene by the early 1980s, eventually befriending and collaborating with Andy Warhol and Keith Haring, among others.
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But when she moves back to Bangalore to be with her family she finds herself suddenly befriending the "milk lady," who sells her fresh dairy every day.
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His painting career took off after befriending NYC artists Willem de Kooning and Franz Kline, and eventually moving to New York from the West Coast in 1960.
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I had the honor of getting Uribe involved in a foreign policy program I directed at a think tank and befriending him after he left the presidency.
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Rags, a stray terrier in Paris during World War I, became a war hero after befriending US Army Private James Donovan in 1918, according to K9 History.
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The playlist could include a clip from the movie "American History X," whose white supremacist central character undergoes a transformation after befriending a black man in prison.
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The options in his neck of the tundra are apparently quite limited, however, and before long we see him befriending a little red bird and a mouse.
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But Marsden's character ends up befriending Ben Schwartz's quippy CGI Sonic and becomes his protector from the many folks who want to harness Sonic's wild speed for themselves.
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He had a "ringside seat to history" in the South, befriending Martin Luther King Jr. and triggering a landmark First Amendment case that went to the Supreme Court.
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But there is another side, officials say — of tying up regulation in countless legal knots, of befriending the rich and powerful who identified his success with their own.
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More widely, some in the E.U. are concerned over Beijing's befriending of Balkan and Eastern European leaders, which has been seen as an attempt to undermine the bloc.
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Someone's calling Hannah, but she's decided to go live inside a bush in the park, wearing a feather cape, making a fire and befriending an Odd Furry Creature.
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After divorcing Mr. Tweedy in 1954, she moved to New York City and joined Lower Manhattan's beatnik scene, befriending people like the poets Allen Ginsberg and Lionel Ziprin.
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This is a unique speedrun and aims for the True Pacifist ending, which requires the runner to refrain from killing (almost) all enemies instead befriending or helping them.
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Davis finds himself slipping into her life as if through a side door and befriending her teen-age son, Chris (Judah Lewis), who has troubles of his own.
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As the average workweek continues to expand, between the demands of the new economy and our always-on culture, we can no longer be fulfilled without befriending our colleagues.
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It's a classic adventure anime about a boy training to be an accomplished hunter, befriending allies along the way in a world that veers from fun to extremely horrifying.
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Soon after that experience, I became a regular at Eastern Flame, befriending the chef Furrokh Khan, a chilled-out uncle with a long, thin beard and a playful wit.
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The video tells the story of a rebellious Chinese boy writing a school report about the rapper, eventually befriending a woman who claims to be an old Shakur acquaintance.
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Now Graham is befriending and defending Trump who has paid off a porn star who alleged an affair with him and bragged of grabbing women -- strangers -- by their genitals.
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Red Bull brought the laughs with a quirky tale of Cubs third baseman Kris Bryant befriending a goat — the animal Cubs lore considers the, well, scapegoat behind its curse.
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The oil heir wrote and directed the story about a special-needs boy who, after befriending his reflection in an antique mirror, begins hearing voices telling him to kill.
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Tommasiello had to get creative, which included his greatest find: befriending the managers and doormen by chatting with them to make their shift less boring or sharing a cigarette.
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That scene also led to her befriending heroes like Larry Levan and Masters at Work, as well as managing DJ Harvey, who she's worked with for over two decades.
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At the same time, it shows how hard it can be for a teacher to resist befriending bright, attractive adolescents burning with curiosity and a desire for personal contact.
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Researchers measured how much interest the students expressed in befriending the people in the videos, as well as their assessments of the personalities of the people in the clips.
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Now, instead of befriending puppies, the brand's signature Clydesdale horses — which the commercial reminds you are "not ponies" — look fierce and powerful as they gallop at a full sprint.
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For 23-year-old Chris Luu, the lesson came when he flew from Perth to England last summer, after befriending a Brit who was traveling through Australia in January.
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She shared her father's pride in befriending people whose beliefs do not match hers — but not hesitating to let them know when she feels they have crossed a line.
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He joined a vibrant artistic community in France, befriending and antagonizing the literary giants of his time, including Wright (his idol, dear friend and sometime rival) and Ralph Ellison.
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Their story is a tale about befriending the other even as one in four people in the town voted for the far-right Alternative for Germany in recent elections.
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Alexei Morozov, the man the Jenningses and Tuan are befriending, is an agricultural scientist who defected and is advising the American government about the Soviet Union's problems with food.
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Throughout season one, Joe shows his kinder side by befriending and helping his young neighbor Paco, who lives next door with his mom, Claudia, and her abusive boyfriend, Ron.
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In a study of 14 trials of befriending, no significant benefit overall was found on measures of depression, quality of life, degree of loneliness, self-esteem and well-being.
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Those include pining for a mysterious, slightly dangerous classmate and befriending a nerdy one (Hayden Szeto), while, in her self-absorption, ignoring his obvious if awkwardly expressed feelings for her.
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According to witness statements collected by police, the teens began befriending people in large chat groups for supporters of someone named Vyacheslav Maltsev, a populist politician and well-known YouTuber.
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He quickly discovers this penchant after befriending the town's drug dealer, Hunter (Roe), who is more than happy being an outsider and supplying the "summer birds" with eighths of weed.
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Ryan said health professionals needed help to identify trafficking victims, and those women needed priority access to antenatal care, more financial and housing support, and befriending programs to tackle loneliness.
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Born in Detroit to a family that worked in the auto industry, Frey broke into the midwestern rock scene before moving to Los Angeles and befriending drummer Henley in 1970.
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Gregory was arrested several times for taking part in demonstrations in the 1960s, befriending the late Martin Luther King Jr. as he used his fame to help push for desegregation.
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The Church of the Ascension owns the building that was once leased to Grace House, the youth organization where Haring came to paint after befriending some of the center's members.
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I thought about all the times Dad and I went back and forth about the ethics of his undercover work befriending activists and posing as a member of their group.
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He soon became involved in London's African political community, befriending the Trinidadian pan-Africanist George Padmore and two future postcolonial leaders, Jomo Kenyatta of Kenya and Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana.
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He spent the summers befriending them in elite Christian camps, training them in his ultraliteralistic interpretation of the Bible and guiding them toward careers in the military and the church.
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The actor then scored bit parts – often as a high school bully – in films including Dazed and Confused before befriending writer-director Kevin Smith on the set of 244's Mallrats.
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It has included befriending old enemies from United's rival Manchester City, training alongside a 20-year-old touted as the next Francesco Totti, and being vegan in the land of pasta.
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Or that same bright boy, convinced nothing good ever lasts, befriending a beautiful girl named Halley, only to discover she has cancer and may not be long for his impermanent world.
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In the movie, Wyatt and Billy set out on their motorbikes to discover America and have a number of misadventures, befriending an attorney played by Jack Nicholson, before meeting violent deaths.
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"It just seems like the President loves infuriating our friends and and befriending folks who have been our sort of natural opposition," Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker told CNN.
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The spotlight needs to move beyond just the leader to who's playing a supporting role, whether we're talking about experienced business people and VCs enabling founders, or billionaires befriending Jeffrey Epstein.
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As Mr. Darnas explained it, his mother was a devout Christian, and later in life, as a form of service, she had become a prison visitor befriending criminals serving long sentences.
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For months, the leaders of Saudi Arabia and the Emirates had been befriending and cajoling Kushner, who had no background in the Arab world, through several meetings and frequent WhatsApp conversations.
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Befriending a drifter — Ron (Max Greenfield), a fellow gay man who is hanging out at the hotel — Cunanan discusses with him the loved ones they've lost to AIDS and other tragedies.
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Whether befriending African farm workers (and noting the indignities of apartheid) or peering excitedly at the heart and intestines of a dead giraffe, her unmitigated joy is the movie's secret sauce.
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Chris (Jonathan Rhys Meyers), an Irish tennis pro, climbs the British social ladder after befriending Tom (Matthew Goode), an heir to a business fortune, and wooing his sister, Chloe (Emily Mortimer).
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Our intelligence showed us that one of the mechanisms traffickers use to recruit women and girls for the sex industry is befriending and building trust by gifting them handbags and smartphones.
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Mr. Fitter said Mr. Capparelli recruited young men "with a certain look" — clean cut and athletic — for the club, befriending them and taking them to the movies or out for pizza.
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Littlefinger played seemingly everyone, making backroom deals and befriending the most influential people so that he could one day turn use everything he knows about them as leverage to gain more control.
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He immersed himself in the post-war art scene, befriending important artists such as Max Ernst and Pablo Picasso and conversing with Latin American expats Wilfredo Lam, Rufino Tamayo, and Roberto Matta.
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A former left-leaning libertarian, the young man—who asked not to be identified—now found himself among the "alt-right," befriending people with a range of faux-contemporary and horrifying ideas.
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And yet Moore is far too lenient in other ways: Lady Thatcher, as she became in 1992, now showed worse judgment than ever, befriending sundry monsters and murderers from around the world.
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That ritual could embody the elements that the psychologists Daniel Levinson and Murray Stein say are often involved in life transitions: naming your limitations, befriending your inner life, realigning your central focus.
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Dad was always going out on a limb, befriending people who didn't necessarily seem to want new friends, trespassing on private property, pushing the boundaries of acceptable behavior in quest of adventure.
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Mr. Thae writes that since childhood, Kim Jong-un appeared to have blamed the uncle he had executed in 19903, Jang Song-thaek, for preventing Ms. Ko from befriending his paternal grandfather.
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Shaw was the ringleader, an eccentric and deranged vagabond who infused traditional tribal art with occultism while smoking crack and befriending musicians who would later enter the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
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Jackson has taken to her position in the fashion spotlight, befriending models including Kendall Jenner, covering prestigious publications including CR Fashion Book and getting tiny tattoos like the rest of the "It" squad.
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It was 1947, and Mr. Oz, the celebrated Israeli writer, was a boy living in Jerusalem under the British mandate when he made the mistake of befriending an officer from the occupying army.
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She entered politics in the 85033s and quickly became a leading female parliamentarian, holding several key cabinet posts and befriending numerous world leaders, including Condoleezza Rice and even King Salman of Saudi Arabia.
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Slowly befriending their new neighbors, they started clearing the garbage away, replaced it with raised soil beds, and declared an eight-block section of the neighborhood the Cooperative Community of New West Jackson.
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That is especially true of the younger and urban generation, which I have been following, befriending, and writing about since I first arrived to live in Beijing in 2008, fresh out of college.
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Generations of young boys found themselves in Elliot (Henry Thomas), who copes with the trauma of his parents' divorce by befriending E.T., embarking on the adventure of a lifetime complete with flying bicycles.
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So I enjoy the buildup to the Derby by roaming the grandstands and clubhouse, talking to my sources and the horseplayers and horse lovers I've had the privilege of befriending over the years.
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She started by making herself known in the classroom, lingering to help out when she delivered lunches, introducing herself to parents in the hallway, befriending the teachers and asking them about their work.
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Jacobs was a critical darling at that point, staging fashion shows in the streets of Soho, winning CFDA awards for turning Perry Ellis grunge, and befriending the likes of Sofia Coppola and Kim Gordon.
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Ingrid Goes West tells the story of a struggling young Pennsylvania woman (Plaza) who heads to Los Angeles with the goal of befriending Taylor Sloane (Olsen), an Instagram "influencer" with a seemingly perfect life.
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There are some things that Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman can do that are just never going to happen for us mortals, like winning six Olympic medals or actually befriending Chrissy Teigen and John Legend.
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And it's a relief to see him steady, befriending Geneva's more personable sister, Isobel (Tanya Reynolds); growing closer to John Grey; and finding himself at home for the first time in a long time.
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The books forbid befriending infidels, citing a Quranic verse that says not to take Christians or Jews as allies and calling such infidels "enemies of God" whom it said Muslims are commanded to hate.
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In a few short months, Tremblay, 9, has quickly become one of Hollywood's most popular stars, befriending the likes of Leonardo DiCaprio, Johnny Depp, Sylvester Stallone and of course, his Star Wars pal Oscar Isaac.
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Like his father, Pierre, who held the job in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s, befriending Fidel Castro and recognising communist China before America did, he has been willing to stand apart from American foreign policy.
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Although their songs were about alien abductions, befriending a notorious drug trafficker, and the hazards of drug abuse featuring George Foreman quotes, Super Furry Animals somehow found themselves smack dab in the thriving Britpop movement.
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Tony Brenna, discussing Cathy Evelyn Smith, the "Florence Nightingale with a hypodermic syringe" ultimately imprisoned for her role in John Belushi's death, feels the paper crossed a line in befriending her to coax a quote.
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Watch it hereWhether dodging drug tests, tripping with robbers or befriending a predator, it's all in a day's (avoiding) work for three best buds heading into the job market — and looking for the beer aisle.
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Platforms: Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, iOS, Android, PC, Mac Price: $4.99 - $219 (depending on platform) Wattam Who it's for or why it's perfect: We could all do with befriending whimsical piles of poo.
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Already released to wide acclaim in Britain, "Farmageddon" has Shaun befriending an alien that crash-lands near Mossy Bottom Farm and must find its way home before humans capture him in the name of science.
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Félicie is the focus here, and soon she's befriending Odette (Carly Rae Jepsen), a former dancer turned cleaning woman, and trying out for a prestigious ballet school as various villains conspire to quash her hopes.
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Stories about living with Alzheimer's disease, befriending a mute stranger, growing up in the city, working at the Strand Bookstore and starting a Post-it war in the office were among our most shared articles.
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It's in the pursuit of this noble goal that they meet Sue Ann (Octavia Spencer), a lonely veterinarian's assistant who thinks befriending the group might be the key to resolving a lingering trauma from her past.
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After all, Crowe, the Academy Award-winning star of "Gladiator," was seeking out and befriending Kiwanuka, an acclaimed but relatively obscure singer-songwriter who still felt grateful for more than a few hundred likes on Instagram.
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He was almost murdered as a baby and then lives out much of his life as an unpaid socially isolated bell ringer in a cathedral with a crazed religious dude as his boss, befriending personified gargoyles.
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The Times says its reporter created a Facebook profile posing as an IT professional in his thirties and befriending more than 100 supporters of ISIS while also joining groups promoting "lewd or pornographic" images of children.
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Dunawar told the conference, hosted by the Thomson Reuters Foundation, how she was trafficked by two men who sold her to a Mumbai brothel after befriending her family and giving her a sweet laced with drugs.
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Adapted from the classic 1980s arcade game, the first Rampage footage introduces "The Rock" as a primatologist named Davis Okoye, who's spent the past few years befriending and caring for an intelligent silverback gorilla named George.
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Ernst's long string of conquests and affairs with much younger women caused significant tension, but as Carrington became aware of these dynamics, she largely sidestepped the issue, even befriending many of Ernst's paramours during their relationship.
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While two opposites befriending each other at a time of political turmoil in the United States, Sleyon says that their meeting was not focused around politics, and their political differences should not be the main takeaway.
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Her lawsuit accuses the recruiter of befriending her over the course of several weeks before introducing her to Epstein, who plied her with gifts before pressuring her to provide him massages that became increasingly sexually abusive.
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Whether you choose to confront your friend group for befriending a toxic person is, as always, up to you, but doing so could be an illuminating experience that helps you move on from your bad breakup.
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In befriending our emotional experience we can allow our emotions to run their full course, diminishing the likelihood that their biochemical residue will remain in our nervous systems and cause other stress-related problems and illnesses.
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When she is assigned her own false identity and charged with befriending a middle-aged woman who is a Nazi sympathizer, the humor tilts toward the madcap; Juliet is, at best, a sloppy and capricious spy.
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His plot this time around centers on manipulating and befriending Credence Barebone (Ezra Miller), the supposed orphan revealed in the last film as the host to an immensely powerful, dangerous creature that emerges when he's sufficiently upset.
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In the early 2000s, "There were no YouTube instructional videos," he reminds; he learned to create his own plaster moldings after befriending Kathy Vissar of the Philadelphia decorative plasterwork atelier Wells Vissar, who lent him her molds.
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When a trio of well-accessorized teen girl goths rebuff her request to sit with them in science class, Sarah is understandably wounded—but then she makes the rookie mistake of befriending a teen boy named Chris.
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A translator and critic as well as poet, Alejandra Pizarnik lived between Buenos Aries and Paris, befriending Octavio Paz and Julio Cortazar and identifying with, while not necessarily emulating, the so-called poètes maudites of 19th-century France.
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While all the Tsars between her father and Ivan VI were busy underage drinking, window-hunting birds, or being a baby, Elizabeth had been playing a long game by befriending the military regiment that guarded the royal palace.
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" —arielleh2516d24f228c272 "I love befriending the librarians at school, because then they will let me take out more books than the actual limit of books — like in sixth grade, I was able to check out five books at a time.
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Grooming involves befriending children, mostly aged 11 to 15, to gain their trust, before luring or coercing them to send sexual images or videos of themselves, which are shared online on password-only group networks and websites, experts said.
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I avoided dating apps and proceeded to live my life making no particular effort to meet men, eventually befriending one and going on a date that turned into my current loving, supportive relationship of three and a half years.
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But Maggie's bad news ends there: Shortly after befriending the Lugdon family, Maggie was picked up by biologists and moved to Maine Wildlife Park, where she will be able to live her life in nature with other moose friends.
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Trump's decision to launch a missile strike against Syria, a Russian ally, drop a giant bomb on Afghanistan and stick with Obama-era policies on Crimea mean Russian hopes of him befriending the Kremlin have been on the slide.
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He has also done an especially artful job of befriending the president, often through flattery — "I try to start most conversations with a compliment" — which has won him Mr. Trump's ear and the rarefied status of presidential golf partner.
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Soon after arriving in Santa Rita, a poor village in the northeastern state of Maranhão, Dr. Álvarez and her husband began to feel uneasy about the terms of the contract they signed, particularly after befriending doctors from other countries.
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Then add "MATCH POINT" (2005), starring Jonathan Rhys Meyers as Chris, an Irish tennis pro who climbs the British social ladder after befriending Tom (Matthew Goode), an heir to a business fortune, and wooing his sister, Chloe (Emily Mortimer).
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Born in rural northwest of the country to Indian immigrants, Kathrada became politically active at a young age, befriending Mandela and other emerging anti-apartheid leaders of the African National Congress (ANC) as the struggle against racist apartheid policies intensified.
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Guardsman Matthew Talbot, who died Sunday, was an "exceptionally kind and friendly," person who "was often to be found befriending the locals (in the East African country) and learning their language, which he did remarkably quickly," according to the statement.
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Now, we can be pretty sure it won't be by befriending and refusing to kill an actress in the theater troupe, since the troupe aspect of the storyline was already resolved in a sample chapter from The Winds of Winter.
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After befriending a few local singers, Joel was invited to a nearby opera house that evening for a jam session, but he arrived that night to find that 1,000 tickets had been sold, and it turned into a full-on performance.
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As a lifelong New Yorker, I know the joy of the bodega—befriending the store's cat, having the owner know your sandwich order before you even get to the deli counter, and indulging in local delicacies like the chopped cheese sandwich.
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If you value your company and your role, you should also make a point to appreciate its growth and culture — and that starts with you not ignoring someone in hopes your colleagues will shoulder the responsibility of befriending him or her.
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Mr. Terry, a Havana native who inherited a sugar fortune, spent most of his career in France, working for and befriending aristocrats, industrialists and intellectuals like Salvador Dalí, the cosmetics magnate Helena Rubinstein and the illustrator and set designer Christian Bérard.
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Under Rihanna's leadership, the lingerie and the show cater to consumers in a genuine and approachable way by presenting models who are sexy but also very real and very diverse — they're people you can imagine hanging out with and befriending.
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Gary likes to scam on lots of women and meets Maggie (Allison Miller) at a cancer support group, and somehow she immediately becomes one of the gang, befriending Rome's wife Regina (Christina Marie Moses) and Jon's widow Delilah (Stephanie Szostak).
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The show takes on the darker hues and themes of teenage dramas like "Pretty Little Liars" and "The Vampire Diaries" to tell the story of Ryn (Eline Powell), a sea creature who wreaks havoc on a town while befriending its inhabitants.
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Fierce and multifaceted, Hiltzik is a lawyer who's heavily involved in Jewish, Democratic, and other causes (but not so ideological as to prevent him from once working for and befriending Glenn Beck), work that helps bring him a range of clients.
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Thursday night, on the eve of her 30th birthday, Rexha opened up to PEOPLE about the song, overcoming her insecurities as she ages (and befriending Taylor Swift!) ahead of her electric opening set for the Jonas Brothers' Happiness Begins Tour.
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She finds her oak in the Harvard Forest in Massachusetts and spends a year with it, telling of the farm on which it grew, twisting up out of a stone wall, and drawing forth people devoted to befriending and studying trees.
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The "college kids" were soon social arbiters, befriending rising stars of the New York art world like Richard Prince and Jean-Michel Basquiat, as well as luminaries of the emerging punk rock scene, including Deborah Harry and Chris Stein of Blondie.
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And "harmless" doesn't just refer to the harm they might pose other people but also the harm they're capable of inflicting on themselves, as we see in a flashback to Camille checking into a psych ward and befriending her cellmate Alice.
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Trump's decision to launch a missile strike against Syria, a Russian ally, drop a giant bomb on Afghanistan, and stick with Obama-era policies on Crimea, mean Russian hopes of him befriending the Kremlin have been on the slide for a while.
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He's stalled in surly adolescence, sniping at his mother, Christine (played by the comic Louie Anderson in drag, with unshowy ease), and befriending an insurance claims adjuster, Martha (the deadpan Martha Kelly), whom he treats as shabbily as Penelope does him. (Mr.
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It could be argued that befriending your professor is more work than just turning in your paper on time, and this is true, but you get so much more out of the experience than wriggle room to turn your papers in late.
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She has accused Mr. Cosby, now 80, of befriending her, winning her trust and plying her with gifts before finally drugging and sexually abusing her at his home near Philadelphia in 2004 when she was an employee of Temple University, his alma mater.
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"Sageer Hussain in particular took a leading role in befriending the young girls, and in the case of one victim, passed her on to his friends and other associates, assisted in various ways by the other defendants," he added in a statement.
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It's also the truth, because trust is the key to their long con — they were married off by the K.G.B. and now live as American travel agents in 1980s Virginia — befriending, seducing, creating relationships under false pretenses, right down to their children.
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After befriending Franey, the agent took him on an eight-month ride — sometimes literally, including a road trip along the West Coast — while recording their conversations, doling out cash, furnishing him with guns, and then busting him for illegal possession of the weapons.
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Instead, senior Israeli intelligence officials said on Wednesday, they were Hamas operatives who set up fake profiles and trawled social networks, befriending naïve soldiers and enticing them to download applications that effectively turned their cellphones into tracking devices and tools for spying.
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For the staff of about 90 foreign volunteers from a dozen or so countries, teaching at the university is a chance to gain a foothold in an atheistic country by befriending future North Korean leaders and teaching them an international mind-set.
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Alongside his wife, Elizabeth Martin, known to all as Jane, he became a fixture in upper reaches of London society, befriending the Queen Mother and Churchill, as well as cultural figures like Evelyn Waugh, E. M. Forster, Henry Moore and Yehudi Menuhin.
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The Robinson parents and their three children excel at science and problem solving, but after crash landing on a planet, getting split up from their fellow colonists and befriending a very muscular robot it looks like colony life is not for them.
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The scams are rife: ordering big-ticket items and returning them just to keep the samples; befriending department-store employees to get extra bottles of goop; walking into Aesop to look at products and ask for samples, carefully scanned one by one.
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The BBC reported on November 20123, 2017, that Spacey allegedly approached an anonymous 17-year-old boy in 1985, befriending the teen and then ultimately inviting him to visit his home, where Spacey progressed from being "charming and brotherly" to sexually inappropriate.
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After attending the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign for two years and befriending a fellow student, Paul Couston, who helped manage and invest the university's $10 million green fund, the pair dropped out of school to start their now four-person company, Optivolt Labs.
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Additionally, the Jennings' newest mission involves befriending a Russian immigrant consulting for the U.S. Department of Agriculture, who may hate his home country enough to help the U.S. contaminate its grain supply to Russia — which would mean more starvation and hardship for its people.
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But there's a difference between ignorance coupled with a sincere apology, an understanding of what was bad, and ongoing growth versus someone with knowledge of these spaces intentionally using offensive slurs, befriending these horrible people and defending those relationships, and not flat-out apologizing.
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That sum was part of a confidential settlement between Mr. Cosby and Ms. Constand, a former employee of Temple University who had accused the entertainer of first befriending her, then drugging and molesting her during a visit to his home outside Philadelphia in 2004.
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A nationwide manhunt ensued after Riess was deemed a person of interest in the shooting death of her husband in her hometown of Blooming Prairie, Minnesota, allegedly stealing his money to go gambling in Iowa before befriending a woman in Florida who looked like her.
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Avoiding the melodramatic tone of many other memoirs of the turbulent Cultural Revolution, she relied on understated, sometimes wry prose to recount everyday life at the "cadre school" for purged officials and scholars: digging a well, tending to her vegetable plot, befriending a puppy.
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The documentary takes us through Angelou's fascinating life from encounters with the KKK as a Black child growing up in the South to befriending Macolm X to reciting a poem at Bill Clinton's inauguration—and how these experiences all contributed to her prolific career.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - For two decades, George Pell was the dominant figure in the Catholic Church in Australia - a boy from a gold mining town whose ambition, intellect and knack for befriending influential people propelled him to become the third-most senior official in the Vatican.
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It was there, and later as ambassador to the United Nations, that he honed his formidable public relations skills (known as "hasbara" in Hebrew), befriending columnists, talk-show hosts and influential and wealthy Jewish and other Americans, including the real-estate entrepreneur Donald Trump.
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Mac DeMarco is well known for breaking the fourth wall of celebrity by befriending his own fans — inviting them to his home in Queens for coffee, rallying them around his mom in an elaborate fan club, sincerely thanking them for paying his bills, and so on.
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Abdulla Yameen has racked up many accomplishments since becoming president of the strategic archipelago in 1.53, from befriending China and Saudi Arabia to hounding both the opposition and leaders of his own coalition, intimidating the remains of a free press and, earlier this month, shutting parliament.
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It's hard to truly categorize what genre it falls into: The concept of a member of the cleaning staff at a top-secret government research lab befriending a South American river monster that's been captured and experimented on is about as sci-fi as it gets.
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" Freeland, whose portfolio included befriending her three counterparts — the secretary of state, the commerce secretary and the United States trade representative — placed on her desk a quote from President Reagan about Canadian-American relations that began: "We're more than friends and neighbors and allies; we are kin.
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In the age of Metal Twitter, it's easy to end up befriending people who play in the bands you like, especially in the underground, and Vile Creature have certainly mastered the artful balance of self-promotion and earnest community involvement that eludes so many other bands on social media.
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Pamela Anderson, whose credits include Baywatch, Playboy, Barb Wire, and a nautically themed home movie, has co-written an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal with Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, whose credits include Kosher Adultery: Seduce and Sin with Your Spouse, TLC's Shalom in the Home, and befriending Michael Jackson.
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On the security front, the Ace was created to be compliant with COPPA (Children's Online Privacy Protection Act) and other laws to ensure that strangers can't hijack the device's data, while also preventing kids from befriending the wrong people and avoiding data overload by limiting what kind of info children can see.
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Nearing the end of her life, Katherine looks back at all she's been through, beginning as one of the few female graduate students at MIT in the 1960s, meeting and befriending some of the world's greatest scientific minds, but never being able to shed her role as an outsider amid the boys club.
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Though meetings can be formulaic and involve Chinese ministers reading from a script, one diplomat says that Beijing is a less humiliating place, at least formally, than Washington, where smaller countries trying to secure a meeting must expend tremendous effort befriending congressmen with ancestral ties to their country or an interest in it.
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"One of the fundamental concepts of interactive online marketing is engagement, where the goal is not simply to expose consumers to a particular product, but to create an environment in which they are actually interacting with the brand, 'befriending' the product, and integrating it into their personal and social relationships," she said.
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The book — lean as a liturgy, with jags into the sublime — bears witness to the wrongs visited upon them by white Americans who called them "monkeys," barred them from restaurants, refused to rent rooms to them, assaulted them for befriending white women and sometimes shot them in the back out of sheer boredom.
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Nearing the end of her life, Katherine looks back at all she's been through, beginning as one of the few women graduate students at MIT in the 1960s, meeting and befriending some of the world's greatest scientific minds, but never being able to shed her role as an outsider amid the boys club.
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Kelvin Peña went viral as Brother Nature for befriending, naming, and feeding the "deer squad" in his backyard, then used his online fame to start a nonprofit called Everybody Eats, which spearheads beach clean-ups, delivers food to families in need during the holidays, and raised money for people affected by Hurricane Maria.
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She dabbled in low culture as well as high — she remembered celebrating the end of Prohibition with a group of boys by heading down to Boston's tattoo parlors — but fell in with a glamorous crowd in New York, befriending the likes of the jewelry designer Fulco di Verdura and the hairdresser Kenneth.
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It would be a missed opportunity to reward something we&aposve never seen before at the Academy Awards, like the singular comedy "Jojo Rabbit" about a young boy befriending a Jewish girl while grappling with his imaginary friend Adolf Hitler, or a superhero movie-come-character-study in "Joker," or the genre-defying "Parasite."
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Johnson enthusiastically assists the most prominent neo-Nazi website in order to secure strategic alliances and cut himself a healthy paycheck; the president played on middle America's fear of a more diverse nation, befriending any crackpot conspiracist, flaunting the constitution's emoluments clause and ethics norms, all while shaking down the Secret Service for some spending money.
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As her writing became increasingly popular and after she published her first novel as JT, Albert enlisted the help of her sister-in-law to disguise herself and go out in public as JT. JT skyrocketed to fame and was labeled an "it boy" among Hollywood's elite, befriending the likes of Courtney Love, Winona Ryder and more.
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The individuals she selects to populate her stories are a disparate crew: a middle-aged film-location scout besotted by a young, fame-hungry Mexican woman; a high school girl befriending a lonely blind man; a government agent involved in unethical diplomatic dealings; a bitter woman whose actor husband has left her for a younger co-star.
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Over three seasons, fans of this alternate history drama have watched Juliana Crain (Alexa Davalos) traverse all over what's left of America after the Axis Powers win World War II, embedding with the American freedom fighters along the Rocky Mountains, getting close to a Nazi family in the east and befriending government officials in the Japanese-controlled west.
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Befriending governments has been crucial to the StarTimes' business, as it bids to win state contracts to help countries make the leap from analog to digital TV. Angela Lewis, a PhD candidate in the international communications department of Nottingham University in Ningbo, China, who has been researching the company for years, said the company has had full backing Beijing in doing this.
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Although in his youth he was known as one of the staunchest of the Greenwich Village bohemians, befriending a wide range of artists from Alfred Kreymborg, Djuna Barnes (who wrote a couple of articles about Hartley), Hart Crane, Marianne Moore, William Carlos Williams, and Gertrude Stein, he spent most of his years in his native Maine, far away from city life.
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In the wake of her first album, she'd found much to enjoy about fame: filling in for Kurt Cobain alongside Nirvana's surviving members at the 2014 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony; befriending artists like the writer Miranda July and the Swedish pop-music mastermind Max Martin; inspiring a multiepisode "South Park" parody; and overseeing a "Hunger Games" soundtrack.
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I thought I'd prepared myself adequately by booking reservations in advance, obsessively reading reviews on Hostelworld, and buying earplugs to shield myself from people with sleep apnea, but more practical to me would have been some info on how to deal with handsy strangers in party limos, what to say to aggressively social bros, and why befriending French women should be a right of passage for Canadians.
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He returned after the war ended and lived in France from 1948 to 1954, a time spent visiting his idols like Brancusi (whose distillations of sculpture into simple geometric shapes provided a model for Kelly's later work) and befriending Alexander Calder (who once lent him rent money), as well as Merce Cunningham and John Cage (who briefly lived in the same building as he did in Paris).
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A translator and critic as well as poet, Pizarnik lived between Buenos Aries and Paris, befriending Octavio Paz and Julio Cortazar and identifying with, while not necessarily emulating, the so-called poètes maudites of 19th-century France, among them, Baudelaire, Rimbaud, Nerval, and especially Lautréamont (the last lines of her suicide note poem reads: "oh life/oh language/oh Isadore," Isadore Ducasse being the birth name of Lautréamont).
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People still talk about his impulsive generosity: medical bills for people he hardly knew; befriending a street kid named Ray Negron, who has had an interesting life because of The Boss; putting Joe Pepitone on a retainer the moment Pepitone got out of Rikers Island from a short stay for possession of drugs; finding work for Darryl Strawberry and Dwight Gooden — former Mets — after jail and chemical slippages.
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" The song, which is named after a Nickelodeon show from the 220s about a teenage girl with her own web series, is actually about Nasty befriending a girl that she goes on exhilarating capers with: "First time we hit a lick/ Knew that she was the shit/ She told me point and aim/ I told her duck and dip/ She told me run it up/ I told her never slip.
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In the likes of Angola, which depends hugely on its oil, or Zambia, which relies on its copper, the easiest path to riches is not by coming up with a new product or service, but by going into politics or befriending someone who has done so; the government is funded by royalties from oil or by mining companies rather than by taxes on people who may start demanding better governance and services.
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Befriending activists, including Abby Hills Price and Paulina Wright Davis at the very start of the women rights movement, Whitman also wrote poems that honored women's central role in the establishment of a democratic society and demonstrated that the female body — and even female desire — are fitting subjects for poetry (consider the enduring shock value of "Unfolded Out of the Folds," an extended meditation on the physicality of birth and sex, and the "28 Bathers" passage of "Song of Myself," in which one woman fantasizes about not one but 28 potential partners).
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