Then, in the moment of reading, the writer comes up to the surface and the reader comes up to the surface and they kiss, like two fish.
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The total comes up to $77.53, and we split the bill.
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Everybody who comes up to you is suspect to worshipping you.
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He comes up to my apartment, we chat for a bit.
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Once it "comes up to pressure," air and steam can't escape.
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When he comes up to you, he&aposs got a long nose.
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Then Gary comes up to me and says, 'Hi, I'm Gary Gersh.
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But before Rachel can respond, a sad child comes up to them.
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"Everyone comes up to me, and I punch them all," he said.
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Set aside for 30 minutes while the charcoal comes up to temperature. 5.
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And he comes up to me and he goes, Aren't you Charlie Crist?
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"No one comes up to me and says your album sucks," he says.
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Do these instructors really care or remember who comes up to them after class?
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It's a skittering crab, big enough that it comes up to around my waist.
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Someone comes up to me and says, 'We actually didn't do that for lunch.
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Yes. Every day somebody comes up to me and taps me on the shoulder.
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""This white man comes up to me and says, 'You lazy son of [expletive].
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"I love when someone comes up to me and they're a dentist," he said.
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The shop owner immediately comes up to us and says to follow him upstairs.
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A guy from a major company comes up to Holden to talk about potential business.
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A pal then comes up to the woman before she runs away holding her face.
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With the addition of the Scottish figures, this total now comes up to 2855 women.
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And when a kid comes up to me in a store, their parent gets one.
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"He comes up to me and says, 'Oh, you look really nice today,&apos" she remembers.
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"A kid comes up to me and he's gushing blood," witness Mike Gartside told the station.
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About five minutes later, he comes up to me again and says, 'Hi, I'm Gary Gersh.
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My daughter comes up to say hi, and I always feel better just seeing her smiling face.
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Say you're reading a book and a family member comes up to ask a question or two.
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And this dog comes up to me and jumps on my chest and starts kissing my face.
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As Helen remembers things, Alison comes up to her as she's having a white wine and starts talking.
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One night Liam comes up to our room and asked us to come down and hear the album.
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Toby's mom comes up to them and tells them that they are the spitting image of their parents.
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A stranger comes up to you, asking personal questions and taking out their phone to snap a pic.
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The oven comes up to temp quickly and the convection fan worked beautifully on my pastries and breads.
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In the video, as seen above, Buddy comes up to the officer and barks while wagging his tail.
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If the opportunity comes up to go through this process again, I would completely be open to it.
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Google is working hard on carrier support for RCS, so it comes up to par with Apple's iMessages.
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And all of a sudden, the guy comes up to me and he throws these ropes over me.
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The total comes up to about $120 with subscriptions to streaming services like Netflix, Hulu and HBO Now.
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Record anyone who comes up to your door, or blast a spotlight at any dogs that approach your plants.
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Every time a Supreme Court position opens up, the first issue that comes up to mind is Roe v.
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Because whatever bill comes up to the Senate needs 60 votes, which means some Democrats need to support it.
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When someone comes up to me and they tell me, 'I'm Palestinian' and we make a connection, it's beautiful.
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Mr Dinner Date comes up to the bar to pay and then tells Mr. Drink Date who he is.
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All of them will be voting on any sort of proposal that comes up to avert the government shutdown.
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In fact, the public often comes up to the open terrace for the view of downtown and Millenium Park.
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You don't have to think when you climb the stairs; the counter comes up to just the right height.
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A. finishes bottling his cider and comes up to spend a few minutes with me before he goes to bed.
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I said they&aposve heard it but Steve Daines, great Senator comes up to me and I say hi Steve.
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A guy comes up to me while I'm resting between planks and asks if I want to grab coffee sometime.
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She comes up to me and says, 'So Piers, I'm thinking that you and I could get into a showmance.
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I don't know why, because the podium only comes up to here…maybe to make sure his pants weren't wet.
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So if someone comes up to me in the street and says, 'You're sexy,' it's not a compliment, it's scary.
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A young lady comes up to me and she says, you don't understand what police do in certain black communities.
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Once this comes up to room temperature, we put the yeast in and we slap this fermentation label on it.
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"It's great when someone comes up to you after seeing the uilleann pipes played for the first time," he said.
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I was coming out of a hotel in Washington and somebody comes up to me and shouts you&aposre a fascist.
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Rajon Rondo, a psychopath, comes up to him, and they begin to have what is, I presume, a profanity laden conversation.
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So of course they're skeptical when an official-looking white guy from the U.S. with a badge comes up to them.
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I want pants that comes up to my belly button, goes down to my ankles, and is tight everywhere in between.
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So I go to spring training and a kid comes up to me and says, 'Hey, can you sign this card?
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She's smiling as he comes up to the car, and he's smiling, too, and now he's reaching for the door handle . . .
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And what's going to be interesting -- people will be looking to see who comes up to him, how does everybody act.
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As he's inspecting, a girl comes up to him and references a man who did something similar in that same spot.
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For example, if someone in their 30s comes up to me and asks for 50 pills I don't go near it.
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Someone comes up to you in the game and tries to engage you in a little PVP fight, and you're not keen?
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The only modern-day sleeper train which comes up to Mr Martin's exacting standards is the Nordland, which trundles towards northern Norway.
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For eight years, I've been the catcher bantering with Steve Scalise when he comes up to bat a few times a game.
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"He comes up to my belly and says, 'High-five baby!' and puts his hand up, which is really cute," Wilson says.
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" "One of the challenges of being a celebrity, an NBA player, is everybody comes up to you ... Everybody wants to hug you.
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Capron took a picture of Makai standing next to the water line inside the home that almost comes up to his chest.
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Or I'm in the cafeteria with my friends at NYU and some person comes up to me, and I'm just like, not today.
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According to the U.N., the price tag for the combined costs of social, economic and environmental impact comes up to $2.5 trillion annually.
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And this guy comes up to me, he was a photographer, and goes, 'You know what I would like to do to you?
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Penelope, against all her instincts, falls for Max (Ed Quinn), a strapping paramedic so tall she just barely comes up to his chest.
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And after the show, this guy comes up to us and says, 'Hey man, I'm really glad you played, thank you for coming.
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She goes quiet when the blonde woman from the first scene, the one we only saw in the mirror, comes up to the women.
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One of the things I learned a long time ago is, not everyone who comes up to you trying to be your friend, is.
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Somebody that comes up to you and says that they now feel like they can be who they are, that's just all the more important.
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From before the sun comes up to well after it's down, usually around midnight, the Claytors do what that must to keep their son alive.
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The carbon comes up to the surface when asteroids or other objects hit the planet, leaving large impact craters that expose the ancient materials underneath.
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She sells eggs internationally: twice a month a rickety lorry comes up to collect crates of them to take to the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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When a hungry journo comes up to grab a spaghetti taco or whatever, scope out their badge and offer to walk them over to your booth.
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Five days a week, I force myself out of bed just before the sun comes up to go to the gym, and god, I hate it.
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Someone ... If a random person comes up to you and says, "You should rethink that boyfriend you have," you're probably not gonna listen to them. Right.
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This was recently rer-eleased by the impeccable Music from Memory label and every time I play it someone comes up to ask what it is.
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" It must have been two o'clock in the morning, the client's been spending all night, and the girl comes up to me and says "he wants Coldplay.
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"Now if a girl comes up to me and says can we take a picture, I'm like, 'I really can't and I'm sorry,' " he tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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On top of this comes up to 245 million dinars for the salaries of the Libyan National Army, which claims to have tens of thousands of soldiers.
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You also have parents who feel like even giving a look to a child when they're watching TV and something sexual comes up, to them, that's communicating.
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The timing means that the acquittal vote will occur after Trump comes up to Capitol Hill to deliver the State of the Union address on Tuesday evening.
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The annual list price comes up to $10,13, higher than the $4,800 to $7,200 range recommended by ICER, a Boston-based independent panel that reviews drug pricing.
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"Every single day, someone comes up to me and says, 'Your hair looks sexy pushed back,&apos" Bennett previously told PEOPLE in a nod to the famous line.
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In New York, he is a beloved foil, an archenemy who draws a chorus of jeers when he comes up to the plate despite appreciation for his résumé.
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IPO, what does that mean?" when it comes up) to how people use your influence to make money ( Frank reveals "My last record, I didn't make a vinyl.
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The only woman who comes up to talk to him and Chris is Victoria F. "I put you through hell and you didn't always deserve it," she says.
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I've learned a lot from my failures, but the best thing about me is if an alcoholic comes up to me and says: 'Can you help me stop drinking?
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It comes up to pressure, cooks for 10 minutes, and voila, Mexican chicken quinoa is packaged up for at least three meals, plus some for a small dinner tonight.
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When Alison is out to breakfast, Trina — the formerly pregnant Club Neolution girl that knew Beth — comes up to her and freaks out, because she thinks Alison is Beth.
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As the price comes up to $52-$53 a barrel we start to see some uptick in activity, as it drops to $45, we start to see that curtailing.
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If someone comes up to you on the street, points a gun at you and says, "Give me all your money!" then, under Graham's conceit, you aren't being robbed.
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He comes up to the passenger side and he's trying to approach the passenger side door and he's standing there blocking it and he's like 'Get back in your car.
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"He comes up to me and my buddy at the bar and he's carrying a decanter of wine in his hand," Montaniel recalls of his first encounter with the owner.
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I just want respect honestly, so if someone comes up to me and grabs me, I'm like, no, I'm a human not a toy for you to just play with.
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After what's left of my pig's foot is cleared from the table, one of the managers comes up to me, and I feel a little embarrassed for not having finished.
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But you can see how these keeps out the sun from the reading room, and the sun comes up to about 800 millimeters into the space and that's about it.
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"I was instantly like, 'Okay, if somebody comes up to me on the street and says, 'Here, have a free cookie,' I'm going to question everything about that," Hess said.
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At school the next day, Hannah's student — the one whose paper got destroyed in the Fran-Hannah grading fight — comes up to her and asks what happened to the assignment.
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A big, tough guy -- according to his description -- comes up to him as he's about to take the stage and breaks down in tears, thanking Trump for all he's done.
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Submarining is the term for when someone has not made contact with you for awhile, then all of a sudden comes up to the surface with a "What's up?" text.
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Nearly swallowed up by his duffel coat, his brows furrowed, he buzzes around the demonstrators, stopping to chat with whoever comes up to him at the marches that have paralyzed Paris.
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"Let's say you're at a big cocktail party and someone you don't know comes up to you while you're talking to your dad and girlfriend and asks for a meeting," Bezos wrote.
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Boxing champ Vasyl Lomachenko tells TMZ Sports ... he's 100% down to fight Gervonta Davis in December when he recovers from shoulder surgery -- but ONLY if Davis comes up to his weight class.
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Supporters of the Blue Dogs have argued they could be the key deciding group determining what legislation comes up to the House floor for a vote if Democrats obtain the chamber's majority.
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While a pot of salted water comes up to a boil, the peeled tomatoes and almond mixture go back in a pan together, sautéing lightly so that their juices release even more.
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But now, if somebody comes up to me in the street and I'm looking really plain, I always say, 'If you're happy with this version of me, take a picture, go for it.
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About 25 minutes in, a traffic engineer named Denai from New Jersey visiting the Capitol comes up to the members of Congress and tells them he has also has concerns about the bill.
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In this option, the post player comes up to the elbow and sets a back screen on the point guard, and then immediately follows it up with a ball screen on the wing.
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And how Marvel superhero Tony Stark comes up to him at the end and says they're assembling a team, presumably of other Marvel superheroes that they will one day self-title the Avengers.
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The guy in the video, he just comes up to a group of us, we're just having a chat, and then he goes up in flames, and walks off like nothing is happening.
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And then this woman comes up to her with a racist question [asking her what language she was speaking in an accusatory tone] after she hangs up the phone, and Zahra just instinctively snaps.
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Firing Comey ... and Russia, generally Trump has, over and again, shown himself to be either unable or unwilling when Russia election meddling comes up to keep his head down or remain in his corner.
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Reverse half guard is a Maia trademark from which he will look to sneak his trapped knee straight to mount and slap on a kimura if the opponent's hand comes up to prevent it.
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LIVE UPDATES: Impeachment trial of President Trump The timing means that the acquittal vote will occur after Trump comes up to Capitol Hill to deliver the State of the Union address on Tuesday evening.
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"I'm showering up one day, I'm just about to leave, and one of the young kids comes up to me and goes, 'Hey, man, I think you just got traded to the Dodgers,' " Arroyo said.
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"People joke that our crop is pipelines," said Sam Withiam, a local lawyer and landowner, whose 1200-acre (485.62 hectare) elk ranch comes up to the fence line of one of the oil storage terminals.
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Josh: I actually recently found a video from when we were shooting jail sequence stuff, where Benny comes up to me and he's talking in character about understanding what I was doing with the tracking shot.
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We had pretty much written the whole record and our producer, John, who did all three El Bronx records, he comes up to the guys and had this song he'd been sitting on for 20 years.
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Fedato: Something that really bothers me is when I go to a party and a photographer comes up to me and has a camera in his hand, and really wants to take a picture of me.
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The Minister of Defense comes up to me and says, 'First record I ever bought, 'Love Me Do.' Then another one comes up, he says, 'We learn how to speak English from listening to Beatles songs!
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"When it comes up to the expiration dates, those industries aren't going to suddenly go, 'Oh that's OK, you can have the money back,'" Ryan Alexander, president of budget watchdog Taxpayers for Common Sense, told me.
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And finally, if your phone rings every single time someone comes up to talk to you, folks around the office might start to figure out that you're playing around with a Chrome plug-in to avoid them.
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I put the feelers out for anyone who's willing to write about their experiences in academia for my initiative as a way to encourage underrepresented communities in academia, and a girl comes up to me with interest.
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If someone comes up to him and wants to work in on his rack, even if they are too weak to help him remove all the 315lb plates, he should bite the bullet and do it himself.
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Back home in Arkansas, things have been so far pretty easy and very welcoming," she began, before adding: "But every once in a while, you always have somebody who comes up to say something nasty to you.
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"I interact a lot with our staff and a woman who is our baker, she comes up to me and says, 'I just want you to know I am responsible for the success of Tryon'," Bellissimo told Reuters.
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He comes up to me afterward and he goes, 'Listen, I just want you to know, [I] straight-up offered your daughter representation because she's got such a great personality, I think she'd be wonderful in this business.
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And I'm playing golf, and I'm thinking about what I'm going to tell NBC, and this golf pro comes up to me and tells me, 'Yeah, but your show is an hour, and Friends is a half-hour.
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And I'm playing golf and I'm thinking about what I'm going to tell NBC and this golf pro comes up to me and tells me, 'Yeah, but your show is an hour and 'Friends' is a half-hour.
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" I jump back into the flow of the rehearsal, shaken but staying professional until, a few hours later, one of my fellow actors comes up to me after seeing my status and tells me, "I heard it too.
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"If I were ever in any sort of weird situation where suddenly, like, I was at a party, and there's Kevin Spacey, and I'm with a friend, and he comes up to us, what would I do?" he said.
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Probably the most cherished old tale about George Balanchine is the one in which the mother of a girl who had auditioned for him comes up to him later and asks whether her daughter will become a professional dancer.
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A man comes up to the roof where Daredevil and the Punisher are having their therapy session, and the Punisher's able to convince him he's just up there having a smoke and that his sister lives in the building.
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Schwartzman, who is 5 feet 7 inches, comes up to about Zverev's shoulder, but he played the bigger game on Monday, using his quickness and a potent return of serve to frustrate Zverev and force many of his mistakes.
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Bookshelf It sounded like a setup for a joke: Guy comes up to you on the street and starts talking about an overcrowded school in a cruddy old building, but with hard-working students, ambitious teachers and lots of spirit.
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Behind closed doors, among the left-of-center policy types who populate the congressional offices, executive agencies and think tanks of Washington, I've seen enough eye rolls when Mr. Sanders's name comes up to suspect something more tribal is going on.
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If somebody comes up to you and says, well, the boss said I'm being laid off because we don't have enough business to pay me, that person feels bad about that, we sympathize with them for having lost their job.
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If over the next few weeks Stan Bowman comes up to you making puppy dog eyes and mumbling about how tough it is in Chicago these days, do not give him one of your best prospects just to be nice.
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At one point while I'm sitting alone at a table taking notes (admittedly a creepy look considering there is more grinding going on around me than in my mouth when I'm asleep) a bouncer comes up to and asks what I'm doing.
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" He struck the note again hours later, telling supporters, "Every day I get somebody who comes up to me and says, 'I've never registered to vote, not even once, and I literally registered to vote for you: so don't let me down.
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"We like to be able to have our staff know what to do if somebody comes up to them and says 'I need help'," said Yap Mun Ching, the executive director of AirAsia Foundation, the airline's philanthropic arm, which is driving the initiative.
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" Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin told the Associated Press on Tuesday that once the system was back up, "We'll make sure taxpayers have extensions once the system comes up to make sure they can use it and it in no way impacts people paying their taxes.
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There was an incident recently where I was trying to tell my daughter not to do something because it was unsafe, having this moment of pure unadulterated parenting, and a kid comes up to me and is like, 'Is Olaf mad at his daughter?
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But Callaway wanted Cespedes to understand that, over a season, the third hitter typically comes up to the plate 19833 percent of the time with two out and nobody on base, while that's true only 30 percent of the time for the No. 2 hitter.
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Standing just 5ft-4in (162.5 cm) tall, the Ontario native looks out of her depth when she whips out the 48-inch driver on the tee but Henderson has been wielding the club that comes up to her shoulder to great effect already this season.
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Most common is a kind of scrubby mark, the brush not fully saturated with paint, that reveals the layer beneath and almost — but not quite — comes up to the borders of its form, as in the pink-gray passage just above the midline in "Descent" (1963).
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Approaching over the diner's right shoulder, the pourer's left forearm near the seated person's right ear, the left hand holds the lip of the decanter over the near wall of the wineglass (never touching it) while the right arm comes up to initiate the flow of wine.
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"So [Tommy] was like 'Oh, what the f—' and took it off and put it on his lap, and then this guy comes up to our table — we have no problem, the hat's off everything's cool — and is like 'Excuse me, I heard you use profanity,&apos" she continued.
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To grab drinks with her beau, the cosmetics purveyor changed out of her frilly formalwear and into a sleek white tuxedo shirt-inspired Halston Heritage dress with an open mandarin collar, plunging neckline almost to her navel and a thigh high slit that comes up to meet it.
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She comes up to me, moving with a kind of clumsy grace, if that makes any sense, and I want to take her in my arms but can't really do that, not under these conditions, so I take both her hands and peck a neighborly kiss to her cheek.
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" Several hours later, Bezos, in a thinly-veiled swipe at Navarro, posed a question to his 21625 million Instagram followers: "Let's say you're at a big cocktail party and someone you don't know comes up to you while you're talking to your dad and girlfriend and asks for a meeting.
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" Several hours later, Bezos, in a thinly-veiled swipe at Navarro, posed a question to his 1.4 million Instagram followers: "Let's say you're at a big cocktail party and someone you don't know comes up to you while you're talking to your dad and girlfriend and asks for a meeting.
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You're at a family gathering and some large boy in a polo shirt and with tank-like arms and smells overwhelmingly of aftershave comes up to you and just eases into a familiar, stand-next-to-you-and-drink-beer pose, and you are like: who is this dude, please.
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This happened to me at, I'm a big animal activist just for humane treatment of animals and I'm at a big event where people are talking about compassion and somebody comes up to me and shows me a tweet they sent to Paul Ryan that was so mean and so vicious.
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"I'm proud that when I walk through an airport or a mall and someone comes up to me, in particular, a grown man who will say, 'I wasn't really a fan of women's hockey but I enjoy watching you girls,' or something like that, that's kind of a cool moment," says Wickenheiser.
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An ad for Hands Across America is one of the last things little Adelaide sees before she goes to the Santa Cruz boardwalk with her parents — which is where she meets Red and (the final scene reveals) is forced to take Red's place in the Tether world while Red comes up to ours.
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In the video -- which Ashlee later posted to her Facebook -- she comes up to Caitlyn, who innocently goes in for a hug ... but then checks her and unleashes a tirade about what she claims is Caitlyn's continued support of Trump ... this 1 day after he officially authorized a trans ban in the military.
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While T and I are wandering the convention hand-in-hand, someone comes up to me and tells me that I'm not tall enough to cosplay the character who I'm dressed as... which is pretty rude, but also kind of funny considering what all my friends have been doing to match my height all convention.
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So then you go off to begin your life and your dream as a player for the Houston Texans and suddenly -- you go back to play in a golf tournament at Michigan State and suddenly someone comes up to you and says you need to leave the property right now because she appealed your case and now we decided you&aposre guilty?
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"It's somewhat life-changing in your mind when you walk down the street and someone recognizes you as 'that girl from TV' or 'Alex, the girl with the glasses,' but it's different than when someone comes up to you and says, 'Ariel Winter I love the things you say online' or 'I really love your character, it's inspired me so much,' " Winter said.
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He, too, appears to be in rude health, singing relatively cheerful songs about an afterlife that it's not clear he believes in: They say all roads lead to a river Then one day The river comes up to your door How will the builder of bridges deliver us all To the faraway shore He doesn't sound as if he expects an answer.
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You can see him slipping a couple of bucks into the tip jar at Starbucks, shaking a few hands, and if, say, some dude in a MAGA hat comes up to him and says something snide, maybe about his son Hunter, you can imagine Biden pointing into the man's chest, telling him to show some damn respect — and then grabbing three Splendas for his wife, "Jilly," waiting out in the car.
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