Connect with people in your neighborhood, and connect with your siblings.
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" We have to connect with their emotions, we have to connect with their pocketbooks and we have to connect with their values," she said.
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Connect with her and you'll connect with the needs of the majority of Americans. 5.
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Also on the 15th, Mercury will connect with Uranus, and Venus will connect with Saturn.
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Victims names don't seem to connect with some Americans so we put titles everyone could connect with.
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I was always the kid who liked to connect with the teacher, and I couldn't connect with the teachers there.
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Voters connect with Biden The words that Biden speaks about division, discord and polarization connect with voters like Grabau and Craven.
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It's about the people behind the product and the types of people that connect with the product and connect with the brand.
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"Everywhere you can see and connect with friends, you'll be able to see and connect with groups," said Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive.
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Fortunately, some productive energy will be flowing from the sky during this eclipse: Mercury will connect with Uranus, and Venus will connect with Saturn.
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This evening will be an especially powerful time to connect with your partners, as the Moon will connect with Pluto, the planet of depth.
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What I basically did was to connect with the different people that were painted in the video, and connect with them on the art.
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This will be a brilliant time to connect with your loved ones, beautify your home, connect with your ancestors, and energetically cleanse your living space.
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"It will be a new way for me to connect with people around the world, to connect with the youth of today," she told the audience.
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That's what motivated us to try and connect with our captors, connect with the kidnappers, and get through the prison time and that sort of thing.
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"When people can see themselves in something, they can connect with it, and they need to connect with what's going on," Deitsch told Mashable in an interview.
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When you're in love with someone who has depression, it can seem really life-changing to connect with someone who thought they couldn't connect with anyone else.
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This will require not only helping people connect with existing meaningful groups, but also enabling community leaders to create more meaningful groups for people to connect with.
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She ran the worst campaign in the history of presidential campaigns, she couldn't connect with females, she couldn't connect with African-Americans, she couldn't connect with Hispanics, she forgot where the state of Wisconsin was, she lost every battleground state in the country, and now she blames everyone for her loss?
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I'm pretty shy and a total introvert, so getting to connect with people all over the world that I would never get to connect with normally has been amazing!
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Increasingly, museums are leaders in social experiences and are vibrant places where one can simultaneously connect with friends in the moment and connect with all of humanity through time.
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What began as a way to connect with your friends at Harvard became a way to connect with people at other elite schools, then at all schools, and then everywhere.
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I'm helping her connect with millennials — and Snapchat filters.
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TC: How did he connect with Norwest — a recruiter?
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Venus will connect with Jupiter on June 1 and with Neptune on June 13, creating a dreamy, romantic energy and helping you connect with others (and yourself) on a very deep level.
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"While it's great to connect with like-minded people, Silverman feels it's crucial, now more than ever, to connect with un-like-minded people," Hulu said in its release about the show.
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I didn't want to connect with contemporary specialist acts; I wanted to be able to connect with something a bit rawer, cruder, like spiritualist photography at the end of the 19th century.
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HUNTSMAN: Actually, I think, energizes the base to get out for Republicans a lot of times because they feel like they don&apost connect with the elites, they don&apost connect with celebrities.
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"Find them, connect with them, and support them," she says.
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He's also surprised to connect with Jed, physically and emotionally.
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But it was a way to connect with other people.
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This is something that we can connect with them on.
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When you do them both, you connect with the consumers.
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It's good to connect with your roots, good or bad.
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How have you found that they connect with your music?
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It's an exciting evening to connect with your partners, Gemini.
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The Moon enters Aries, encouraging you to connect with friends.
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They connect with something about us that isn't merely intellectual.
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"You really connect with them and their story," she said.
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In what ways do you connect with your Mexican roots?
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You're in the mood to network and connect with friends.
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This is a great day to connect with your feelings.
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It was really nice to connect with Christina, Chrissy, again.
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She just has this natural ability to connect with people.
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They cannot connect with huge bands like we used to.
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These are sentiments we — the public — can all connect with.
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Mars enters Capricorn today, energizing you to connect with others.
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It will feel hard to connect with others today, Aquarius.
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And it's why folk music continues to connect with people.
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Having a bulletproof way to connect with employees is vital.
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So how did Adelson allegedly connect with Rivera and Garcia?
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But Enjo's vapid, relentless positivity does occasionally connect with me.
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It feels right to connect with the people in Texas.
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Make time tonight to go out and connect with people.
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For us it's an easy way to connect with people.
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So how, exactly, will we help you connect with founders?
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The moon in Gemini encourages you to connect with friends.
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It's a wonderful time to connect with and nourish yourself.
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It's easier to connect with them, because they're so generous.
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It was nice to connect with Lilly on the beach.
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Randall, starving to connect with the troubled teen, is thrilled.
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Do you connect with a lot of stuff like that?
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Plus I hated myself, and I couldn't connect with people.
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The moon enters Sagittarius, encouraging you to connect with friends.
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"It's a way to connect with my dad," he says.
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Mars enters Pisces today, encouraging you to connect with friends.
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So, adults can use these apps to connect with children.
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"It is hard to connect with them," he went on.
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This is a fantastic time to connect with your heart.
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Connect with Matt and the Namely team on Twitter, ...More
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"People all around this country connect with him," Stivers says.
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The moon in Pisces encourages you to connect with friends.
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Aaron Blount: It's very simple and easy to connect with.
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Connect with Rose on Facebook or follow her on Twitter.
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Take time to enjoy your home and connect with family.
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Redecorate your space and connect with close friends and family.
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Try to connect with your senses in the present moment.
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It's important to listen to and connect with the children.
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How does this connect with the record that's coming out?
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Clear the energy in your home and connect with family.
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And when Democrats connect with those voters, we can win.
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It's a wonderful time to connect with your inner voice.
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At the same time, I couldn't connect with other inmates.
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This is a powerful time to connect with your partners.
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It's a lovely day to connect with your friends, Taurus!
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This is an exciting day to connect with your partners.
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Playing these games where you really connect with other players.
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It's a good day to connect with your partners, Libra.
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CEOs want to connect with you now more than ever.
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First names can help candidates connect with voters, says Bonjean.
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Donnelly also helped the defense secretary connect with outside companies.
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Cherish opportunities to connect with colleagues on a personal level
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It was her way of trying to connect with you.
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INSIDER was unable to connect with Sullivan prior to publication.
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But you also connect with nature, and it embraces you.
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Monson was praised for his ability to connect with people.
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It's just nice to connect with somebody who gets it.
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Connect with yourself and be in the moment with yourself.
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When did you start seeing this record connect with people?
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This is a wonderful time to connect with a crush!
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The moon in Leo inspires you to connect with friends!
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The moon in Cancer encourages you to connect with friends.
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When you connect with someone, that is your energetic match.
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It's a great day to connect with powerful people, Taurus!
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This is a powerful time to connect with your emotions.
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Reflect on your goals today and connect with a mentor.
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It's a lovely day to connect with your friends, Gemini!
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It'll be a wonderful afternoon to connect with your partners.
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And I think that's why people really connect with it.
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It's a powerful evening to connect with your intimate partners.
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Make time to connect with your family or your ancestors.
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To connect with those who were born after Roe v.
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Those skills could translate to helping marketers connect with consumers.
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What did you most connect with in the Marston story?
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Sanders also struggled to connect with black voters in 2016.
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To connect with our cities and explore them in detail.
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The Moon in Sagittarius encourages you to connect with friends.
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You think about all the ways you connect with someone.
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Text RISING to 741741 to connect with a Crisis Counselor.
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This evening brings especially exciting opportunities to connect with others.
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Canter escaped and managed to connect with a British unit.
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What does it say about how we connect with others?
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This is a magical time to connect with your partners.
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Knowing other people's stories is how we connect with them.
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Explore creative ways to digitally connect with friends and family.
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But its electronic system can't connect with other clinics' records.
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He wants to connect with people, bridge to broader audiences.
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Party officials praise his ability to connect with everyday Ohioans.
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"It doesn't connect with anything in my experience," he said.
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But I could connect with the ambience of a song.
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What makes us connect with some individuals but not others?
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It is a platform that helps brands connect with influencers.
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It was easy for him to understand and connect with.
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Connect with your ancestors; your spiritual needs are calling today.
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The moon in Scorpio inspires you to connect with friends.
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"So it has to connect with the consumer more deeply."
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Strangers are the most important people we can connect with.
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He resolved to connect with them after he had healed.
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Capricorn season is here, encouraging you to connect with friends.
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We weren't able really to connect with Tori until #MeToo.
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This is a fantastic day to connect with friends, too.
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Spend time in meditation to connect with your inner voice.
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You can also connect with people a little bit more.
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"Even if it's just 30 seconds, close your eyes and forget about the world and connect with your breath, connect with your body, getting to that feeling sense of what's going on," she says.
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The Moon is in your sign today, and your planetary ruler Venus will connect with both lucky Jupiter and power planet Pluto, encouraging you to be yourself and connect with people you're excited about.
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A common thread among the e-commerce brands who have partnered with Nordstrom is that their partnerships gave them the ability to connect with shoppers they wouldn&apost have been able to connect with before.
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For information on how to connect with a consultant, visit here.
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Third, add "identity" tracks that connect with heritage, nationality and ethnicity.
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For some reason, it was really hard to connect with him.
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It subsequently received mixed reviews and failed to connect with audiences.
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They hit all the right notes and connect with their fans.
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Our cover of "This Charming Man" started to connect with people.
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Take the time to connect with partners on a deep level.
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It was easy for us to connect with her that way.
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This is a very powerful time to connect with your partners.
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She also got the chance to connect with a younger generation.
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Aesthetically speaking, is there a destination that you connect with most?
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This afternoon is especially fun—make time to connect with friends!
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Do what's necessary to connect with as many people as possible.
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You connect with a crush, and juicy gossip comes your way.
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People can sometimes struggle to connect with their partner during sex.
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The moon in Pisces encourages you to connect with your friends.
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She volunteered to help Ajmal and Emmett connect with other residents.
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I love it and I use it to connect with people.
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The public is only a means to connect with the intimate.
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It's an exciting day to connect with others and be creative.
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Meaning, it helps the real world connect with the digital world.
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You can also opt to connect with the contact on LinkedIn.
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You can connect with your kids and find fun doing it.
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The Moon in Aquarius is encouraging you to connect with friends.
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I'm just basically attracted to any person that I connect with.
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It's at that point that I can connect with the source.
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His ability to connect with a crowd's primal passions is real.
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"I found new ways to connect with my fans," he says.
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This goes double for media companies looking to connect with audiences.
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It's a wonderful evening to connect with someone you care about.
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I could no longer connect with friends, with everyone around me.
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What I'm doing is trying to just connect with my interviewer.
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Watching Susie attempt to connect with Ben is an uncomfortable joy.
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Connect with mentors and people you look up to for guidance.
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It's a wonderful time to connect with your friends and partners!
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We mean that like, 'Could this song connect with the world?
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Her ability to connect with others will not soon be forgotten.
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It's harder to connect with someone and hit it off straightaway.
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You prefer to connect with people emotionally as well as physically.
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So how did Woods connect with Pinkett Smith for the interview?
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Connect with friends, or join a group you've been interested in.
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The family plans to connect with charities to distribute the supplies.
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The protagonist, Arcelia, is desperate to connect with her mother Gladys.
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Users will also have the option to connect with financial consultants.
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It's a wonderful day to connect with people, so reach out!
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You'll feel energized to connect with friends and acquaintances today, Aquarius.
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The Moon in Virgo finds you eager to connect with friends.
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This is a magical time to connect with your partners, Sag!
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It's a wonderful time to connect with people from your past.
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She's trying to connect with him and it doesn't really work.
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As the moon connects with chatty Mercury today, connect with friends.
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This is a powerfully intense opportunity to connect with your partners!
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There's also ways for folks to connect with each other digitally.
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HOUSTON — Bernie Sanders really wants to connect with black women voters.
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It's a wonderful day to connect with your friends and community.
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The Moon enters Scorpio today, inspiring you to connect with friends.
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Sites like TaskRabbit can help you connect with those in need.
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HOW DO WE CONNECT WITH THE CONSUMER TO ELEVATE THAT EXPERIENCE?
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The moon enters Scorpio, encouraging you to connect with your friends.
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He didn't return calls, despite several attempts to connect with him.
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The Moon in Capricorn is encouraging you to connect with friends.
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I feel like I'm really able to connect with this person.
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We rely heavily on inbound marketing to connect with potential customers.
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Influencers can also connect with brands through referral or ambassador programs.
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It's how we connect with one another and get new information.
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Physically and mentally, horses connect with us, no matter our challenges.
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Griffin was driven by his desire to connect with the animals.
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Social media is the fastest way to connect with potential customers.
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How are you trying to connect with Gen Z and millennials?
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There is something that makes it easy to connect with him.
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This is a lovely day to connect with your friends, Taurus!
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It's like widespread so it's like easy to connect with people.
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It's a wonderful day to network and connect with your partners.
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Spend some time at your altar and connect with your ancestors!
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Younger viewers even connect with the nostalgic piece of it all.
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It spurred my interest, it made me connect with the music.
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On November 5, your ruling planet, Venus, will connect with Uranus!
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It showed promise in helping people with autism connect with others.
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Make time for meditation and to connect with your inner voice.
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Make time to rest and to connect with yourself this evening.
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If you connect with crystals, citrine and amethyst are wonderful choices.
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The Moon is in Sagittarius, encouraging you to connect with friends.
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The Moon in Virgo encourages you to connect with friends today.
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How do you connect with families who might need that information?
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What about that appeals to you or do you connect with?
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Enjoy your home, and connect with your family and loved ones.
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It's a lovely time to connect with people and have fun!
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This is an especially dreamy day to connect with your partners.
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I think those sorts of ideas actually connect with kids better.
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But think about it: How do people connect with each other?
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He said she had a preternatural ability to connect with students.
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"Theater lets you connect with people and your thoughts," she says.
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At least it's an opportunity to connect with some of them.
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He fiercely asserted his ability to connect with African-American people.
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Help your Sag friend connect with other organizers in their community!
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I got to connect with people I wouldn't have spoken to.
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He does not connect with players the way he once did.
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Here's how to see our work and connect with our team.
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Social media is another way you can connect with those members.
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Express your gratitude for them and continue to connect with them.
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Or is there some other way to connect with that feeling?
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Read Holly's story and connect with her on LinkedIn and Instagram.
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Read Holly's story and connect with her on LinkedIn and Instagram.
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How does that connect with what Jessica Daugherty observed and experienced?
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Do you struggle to find stories that you personally connect with?
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"You really connect with the people who are there with you."
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Users can keep track of wishlists and connect with customer care.
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Even how you connect with your characters as actors and artists.
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It's a wonderful time to travel and connect with new ideas.
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Venus will also connect with Pluto, which is actually pretty exciting!
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They applied Steve Jobs' recommendation to connect with the audience emotionally.
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Be sure to connect with friends today, both old and new.
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You want someone who's going to able to connect with people.
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The Moon is in Taurus, encouraging you to connect with friends.
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Simultaneously, these influencers often connect with one another across ideological lines.
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Yeah. I didn't know it was going to connect with people.
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The moon in Capricorn finds you eager to connect with friends.
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It's so broad-based in how many companies connect with it.
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The new park will connect with the nearby Brooklyn Bridge Park.
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"The Neumann source disputes this characterization, stating that, "Rebecca is an empathetic person and she will connect with every person who tries to connect with her and will make you feel as comfortable as she can.
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Bringing blessings to the most private parts of your life is Venus's entry into Cancer on July 3—this is a lovely time to connect with your family (blood or chosen) and connect with your ancestors.
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Besides the marquee "holographic" display that can show both 2D and 3D content with no special glasses, the Hydrogen One has a partially modular design, allowing it to connect with connect with other devices via proprietary connectors.
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Sadly, "book Mona" was unable to connect with Spencer, Aria, and Emily.
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It's through Carmona that I was able to connect with Juan Araiza.
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"They only connect with us because they want our votes," he said.
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Those are the people who I tend to connect with the most.
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This is a wonderful time to connect with yourself and your needs.
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It's currently hiring a law enforcement liaison to connect with departments nationwide.
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Uber held its conference in Washington, DC to better connect with regulators.
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You're feeling energized to connect with people and share ideas this evening.
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We wanted to connect with people in a not-so-serious way!
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Meditate on how you want to connect with the world at large.
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Connect with friends on the same day when Mercury conjuncts innovative Uranus.
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But she has used her position to connect with those she represents.
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As listeners, we connect with it because this is how we feel.
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People connect with the intensity, but not the reason for the intensity.
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PEOPLE was unable to connect with Reich's lawyers for comment on Wednesday.
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How do you connect with other people after being so thoroughly betrayed?
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It's a wonderful day to connect with friends and join new communities.
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Getting stoned makes Zahedi more receptive and helps him connect with people.
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How do you connect with where people are now consuming political news?
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We just follow a flow and try to connect with the audience.
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I wanted to control it, fix it, but not connect with it.
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That means that trauma affects our ability to connect with other humans.
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Little did I know, so many people would connect with my writing.
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He doesn't connect with people here because the machine got him elected.
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VW: Pepper does not, did not connect with me on that level.
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Connect with your close friends and family, as well as your ancestors.
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If you're spending time in your feelings, you'll connect with this one.
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She's somehow lost the ability to emotionally connect with anything at all.
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It's a wonderful time to connect with new friends, groups, and communities!
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They help us connect with other people, with places and with goods.
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I really felt like it would connect with people on many levels.
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The moon enters Gemini, inspiring you to connect with home and family.
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You tap the left PaMu Slide twice to connect with Google Assistant.
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It's cringey, but relatable, to see Joe struggling to connect with Beck.
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The design has to connect with an audience and represent a brand.
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Sephora has created yet another way to connect with their knowledgeable staff.
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It may help if you connect with others who really "get" you.
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If they did, it's doubtful they'd be able to connect with them.
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And clunky hardware was needed on the ground to connect with them.
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"I wanted to connect with photographers who understood my message," she said.
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Vine helped us connect with nature (while staring at our cell phones).
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We're off to call our credit card company and connect with someone.
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This will be a fantastic time for you to connect with others!
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Let's see who's better prepared and is able to connect with voters.
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It makes it easier to connect with them on a personal level.
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Others were watching to see if Clinton could finally connect with them.
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Connect with him about content marketing (and bunnies) on Facebook or Twitter.
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Connect with a full clip for the higher end of moderate damage.
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Connect with old friends or make a point to meet new people!
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The Moon enters Capricorn this afternoon, encouraging you to connect with friends.
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And it is sweet that Kate has someone she can connect with.
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I just wanted to tell stories and sing and connect with people.
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They connect with people, and that's the key with helping with people.
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I use this to recruit or connect with leads for my company.
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The party still is struggling to connect with blue-collar, white voters.
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Every once in a while, you do actually genuinely connect with somebody.
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Today, the planet of logic and communication, Mercury, will connect with Jupiter.
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Today is a wonderful time to connect with people and share ideas.
|
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We need to connect with the world and engage in public debate.
|
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His biggest asset seems to be his ability to connect with voters.
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You don't even have to connect with people or figures you know.
|
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"I'm excited to connect with Marty as husband and wife," she gushed.
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I had to connect with a sensibility that was new to me.
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This will also be a great time to connect with new people.
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This is a wonderful day to connect with friends, old and new.
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It's a lovely day to connect with people—tonight is especially exciting.
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You're feeling good about yourself today, Aries, so connect with the world!
|
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You might want to connect with us at the email address above.
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What if refugees could connect with each other using just their smartphones?
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Human beings are inherently designed to learn, grow, and connect with others.
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The moon enters Scorpio, asking you to connect with your deepest emotions.
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I love how easy I can connect with family… Everyone loves them!
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They've got to connect with people inside the business, and with customers.
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There, you can connect with artists and sellers of unique goods alike.
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It may make it difficult to connect with or understand a child.
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He can also connect with other relatives who have taken AncestryDNA tests.
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Users can also ask questions anonymously, book appointments, and connect with centres.
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However, Luke Falk was looking to connect with Anderson against the Browns.
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As it descends, the electricity is searching for something to connect with.
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You're eager to travel and connect with people who have different perspectives.
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Exciting energy flows today as you connect with inspiring, free-thinking people.
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This is a fantastic time to connect with people and brainstorm ideas.
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You connect with his public views as much as his personality then?
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It's a wonderful time to connect with friends and meet new people!
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Give us the chance to do outreach and connect with the grassroots.
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Venus in Fire sign Aries will help you connect with those people.
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If you're feeling spiritual, make time to connect with your element (fire).
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This is a great time to connect with yourself and your emotions.
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It's a wonderful day to connect with your friends and network, Scorpio.
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The moon in Pisces finds you eager to connect with friends, Taurus.
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It's a powerful time to connect with people on a deep level.
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Thursday is a wonderful day for you to connect with your group.
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The moon in Sagittarius inspires you to connect with friends today, Aquarius!
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It's an exciting time to connect with your lovers and make art.
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The Moon is in Pisces today, encouraging you to connect with friends.
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Connect with your partners today, check in and see how they're doing.
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The Moon enters Libra this evening, encouraging you to connect with friends.
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It's a powerful day to connect with your romantic and creative partners.
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But it would be great if they could connect with the IFCN.
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That he took the time to learn how to connect with me.
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Take care of yourself and connect with your loved ones, Watson says.
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Watch the number of people, who in fact, connect with this virus.
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Connect with someone who needs to hear a caring voice right now.
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He liked people but didn't always know how to connect with them.
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The album allows Beyoncé's fans to connect with her on real levels.
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The moon enters Aquarius, encouraging you to network and connect with friends.
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Woodstock '99 did not offer the same opportunity to connect with nature.
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Which characters did you find it harder to connect with, and why?
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Trying to educate people isn't the easiest way to connect with them.
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"It's cool to connect with humans," he said, packing a rolling paper.
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I think the great stories connect with you regardless of your age.
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This year she plans to connect with disparate groups in her district.
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The museum hosts other free festivals to connect with other cultural groups.
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How do you use music to connect with what's beyond the moment?
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I didn't think I would ever connect with that part of her.
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The moon enters Leo, inspiring you to connect with home and family.
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It gives a celebrity's fans a space to connect with one another.
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Libra season finds you wanting to connect with and help the world.
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How do you connect with people when you're forced to self-isolate?
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For me, it took time and patience to connect with my infant.
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The more they do that, the more workers will connect with them.
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While you're there, be sure to connect with our TC Top Picks.
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It's like they can connect with him so much more than me.
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Here are nine ways to help you connect with the real Beirut.
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Many voters instead support candidates who connect with them and their values.
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Find others who have survived your disease and connect with them online.
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" He added, "When I see an outsider infiltrate, I connect with that.
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Experienced political women must employ more vulnerable ways to connect with voters.
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Here's how the big names in luxury can connect with Gen Z.
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Find ways to connect with younger generations through mentoring, tutoring or coaching.
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How does a billionaire from Manhattan connect with West Virginia coal miners?
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Connect with your audience and they will keep coming back for more.
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It's a lovely day for communication, and to connect with your partners!
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Text 741-741 to connect with a trained crisis counselor right away.
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It's unclear how this ultimate millennial will connect with the Baby Boomer.
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There's Neighbors, where geographic neighbors connect with one another through Ring's platform.
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Further, he said, the controversy allowed him to connect with other sportsmen.
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The partnership also gives Travelers a new avenue to connect with policyholders.
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There's equine therapy, in which people are supposed to connect with horses.
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In a nutshell, find a way to connect with the hiring manager.
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So eventually I was inspired to try to connect with new audiences.
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The candidate has been trying to connect with women, with mixed results.
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You need to connect with yourself and understand what your needs are.
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Crosswords were simply her attempt to connect with her rebellious teenage son.
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But Aaron can connect with Morales in a way that adults don't.
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Adoptive parents can feel threatened when their children connect with bio-relatives.
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You'll be making some surprising discoveries about the people you connect with.
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This is a fantastic day to connect with people you care about!
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Making your audience connect with an emotion can be just as powerful.
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What Twitter allows us to do is to connect with people differently.
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I was beginning to connect with the world outside my head again.
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This is a wonderful time to connect with your needs and feelings.
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Tonight, the moon enters Aquarius, encouraging you to connect with likeminded people.
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This being the twenty-first century, a new cultural form—the Twitter feed, the cloud photo album, or the Facebook status update—is also a venue for ads, a place to both connect with others and connect with brands.
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And when we first met, there was no reason to connect with anybody.
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And Weir thinks it's their organic relationship that is what audiences connect with.
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The magnetic field lines connect with new lines, causing a release of energy.
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It's a lovely evening to connect with friends and explore a new place.
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The moon in Cancer meets Mars, inspiring you to connect with friends, Virgo.
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Jupiter will connect with Neptune on May 25, which will be especially uplifting.
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Because the company has worked relentlessly to understand and connect with its customers.
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The moon in Pisces finds you in the mood to connect with friends.
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In difficult conditions, finding someone you connect with can be enormously psychologically beneficial.
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For several years, he's worked with temp agencies to connect with manufacturing jobs.
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RDP, developed by Microsoft, lets someone remotely connect with and control another computer.
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We want people to feel safe to engage and connect with their community.
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The Moon in Gemini encourages you to connect with home and family today.
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" Owen Evans summed it up: "I think we need to connect with empathy.
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"We need to connect with each other on an emotional level," she said.
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It's an exciting day to connect with your friends and to network, Aquarius.
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It's time to connect with people who share your vision of the future.
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When life isn't encumbered by things, you can connect with what really matters.
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What exactly was the plan — to connect with my family and my culture?
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In his place is someone who is much more difficult to connect with.
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There's no better partner for us to connect with this vibrant, impassioned audience.
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Venus will also connect with your other ruling planet, Saturn, lending you support.
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You'll need to enter that password into your phone to connect with Cozmo.
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Today, we connect with an executive assistant who use to work in education.
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The Moon is in Scorpio today, too, encouraging you to connect with friends.
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Clinton's website runs software from Optimizely to connect with supporters, according to Ghostery.
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They can also connect with other dog owners and set up play dates.
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Warrior planet Mars connects with Neptune, helping you heal and connect with people.
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Artists connect with their fans on a deeper level by using innovative technology.
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Start by taking time daily to connect with yourself through meditation and journaling.
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This is a fantastic time to connect with friends and meet new people.
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That program lets brands connect with content creators on marketing campaigns, Chandlee wrote.
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There are a few ways people can connect with AI today, he said.
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When I lived in New York, I just didn't connect with one therapist.
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Because I ultimately love that my phone lets me connect with other people.
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Wherever you find your spiritual source, connect with it during this new moon.
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It's important for people to connect with me and the brand this way.
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They can't see how such formulas connect with the lives they'll be leading.
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The Moon in Aries encourages you to connect with your friends today, Gemini.
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He wanted to connect with the world and connect us to each other.
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I connect with the winemakers on the level that I find them interesting.
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We want everyone to be able to connect with who they care about.
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The Moon in Virgo is encouraging you to network and connect with friends!
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The Moon is in Pisces today, encouraging you to connect with your community.
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And more importantly, we just want to know we can connect with them.
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This is an important time for you to connect with your inner knowledge.
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People want to connect with the brands that they are engaging with online.
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But it can also help us connect with our intuition, dreams, and goals.
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The most difficult ones to connect with, she said, were the religious men.
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"I was desperately looking for someone who I could connect with," she says.
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How you connect with consumers in a high-level boutique customer service way?
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This year, though, it wasn't Apple that everyone was rushing to connect with.
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The Moon is in Cancer, encouraging you to connect with friends and network.
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Foreign investment helps, if multinationals connect with local suppliers and share know-how.
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BEN, as an algorithm-driven automaton, is clearly failing to connect with Claudine.
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The Moon enters your sign today, helping you connect with your heart's needs.
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This is a wonderful time to connect with your feelings and your needs.
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When I moved to Austin, I used Instagram to connect with people beforehand.
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It's difficult to connect with my friends and family, which leaves me lonely.
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"While that is going on, China is trying to connect with the world."
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You can say "on fleek" and people connect with you in an instant.
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This is going to be an exciting time to connect with the world.
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On NU's ensuing drive, Thorson tried to connect with Skowronek over the middle.
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They all turned to Reddit to deploy ad campaigns and connect with consumers.
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The moon is in Aries today, inspiring you to connect with friends, Gemini.
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She wants to connect with people, to help them work through their issues.
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So, use that as a jumping off point to connect with your supervisor.
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You're eager to connect with your loved ones and to beautify your home.
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You have the ability to connect with others over your rare disease experience.
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The Moon enters playful Aries tonight, encouraging you to connect with your friends.
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The moon enters your sign, Aquarius, encouraging you to connect with your heart.
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An in-app chat helps people at the game connect with each other.
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This is a wonderful day to connect with others and form solid partnerships.
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Companies must rethink how they connect with staff, or risk unacceptable organizational churn.
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On October 1, sweet Venus will connect with the planet of fantasy, Neptune.
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You're eager to travel, learn, and connect with people who have unusual ideas.
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It's a great day to connect with mentors, or to do some networking.
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Brands can utilize SingTel's mobile ad solutions to connect with their global audience.
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If the listener can connect with that the artist has done their job.
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This is a great time to connect with friends and do some networking!
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The Moon enters Pisces today and inspires you to connect with your friends.
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My generation read about all this but could not directly connect with it.
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It also has the capacity to connect with other major hubs in Asia.
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This is a great time to connect with a mentor or discuss commitments.
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On the 21st, Venus will meet Neptune, and Mercury will connect with Saturn.
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It failed to connect with the cultural and economic insecurities of ordinary voters.
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Connect with these people independently — don't just call names your potential investor offers.
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Chaffetz has been "unable to connect" with Comey, a committee aide said Wednesday.
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You might connect with someone on a soccer field who can help you.
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Bush also knew when to invoke his mother to connect with his audience.
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It demands to connect with you whether you want it to or not.
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WE'RE GOING TO CONNECT WITH THOSE FAMILIES WHO LOVE TO SHOP AT TARGET.
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And now is a good time for companies to connect with the command.
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Mr. Doval's vision of "a deeper connect" with old India was determinedly vague.
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Puma hopes to have a larger retail presence to connect with younger consumers.
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I connect with his work ethic and playing through times when you're hurting.
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The next few weeks will be a great time to connect with others.
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I have all these other places, these outlets where I connect with people.
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I want to be able to inspire people and connect with people so.
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The presidential contest is unpredictable, loaded with candidates struggling to connect with voters.
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Connect with friends who "get it"—it'll help you let it all go!
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This is a wonderful time to connect with nature and your physical senses.
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This is a powerful time to connect with your inner voice and subconscious.
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It's a way to both connect with friends and explore New York City.
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The Moon enters Fire sign Sagittarius today, encouraging you to connect with friends.
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The Moon enters Water sign Pisces, encouraging you to connect with your emotions.
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The Moon in Libra encourages you enjoy your home and connect with family.
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Mars will connect with Saturn in fellow Fire sign Sagittarius on March 5.
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This is a fantastic opportunity to connect with people on a soul-level.
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You're in a nostalgic, emotional mood, so connect with the people you love.
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I think that is the other angle that the youth can connect with.
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On Wednesday, connect with your community about revolutionary causes near to your heart.
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The company helps connect with a network of brokers, architects, interior designers, etc.
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It's a fantastic day to connect with friends and meet new people, Capricorn!
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You'll be super energized to connect with people this evening, so go out!
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The Moon enters your sign tonight, encouraging you to connect with yourself emotionally.
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It's a potent time to connect with someone on a deeper level, Virgo.
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Make time to connect with a crush or to work on your art!
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In Jones' view, established naturist clubs are failing to connect with potential nudists.
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You might connect with friends through a VR headset or through AR glasses.
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The Moon is entering Virgo, too, so make time to connect with friends.
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This will help protect him from anyone trying to connect with him physically.
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Make time to spiritually cleanse your home today and connect with your ancestors.
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Kanye, on the other hand, attempts to use brands to connect with people.
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Piaget isn't alone in trying to connect with new consumers in new ways.
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"Ashton did his best to connect with me in my grief," she wrote.
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Access is nearly unlimited; you can connect with almost anyone through social media.
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"I have always had a strong need to connect with others," she says.
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They're taking the time to understand and connect with me in unique ways.
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Perhaps more importantly, they connect with people experiencing homelessness on a personal level.
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Don't be afraid to use screens to connect with friends and family, too.
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He had little hope his intellectual cousin would connect with a crime novel.
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Find ways to connect with your mom outside the sphere of her fiancé.
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You're in a philosophical mood this morning—connect with friends who inspire you.
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The moon enters Sagittarius tonight, inspiring you to connect with friends and network.
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You'll feel the urge to connect with a crush and enjoy some romance.
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Without a name for my syndrome, I couldn't connect with others like me.
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Summit learning would only worsen our attention and ability to connect with others.
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The moon in Taurus also finds you eager to connect with your friends!
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In 2013, she returned to New York to connect with a close friend.
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Here was a new way to connect with others in a liberating way.
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This is a wonderful time to connect with friends and meet new people.
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Cutler, making his second start for Miami, struggled to connect with receivers throughout.
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It encouraged users to connect with just a few friends instead of many.
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The album's many guests don't try as hard to connect with the movie.
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The point of Sanders' stream is to connect with people where they are.
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Duncan tapped into our need to connect with each other about that stuff.
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"I wasn't sure if I was going to connect with her," she said.
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The expertise and the specificness needed to connect with customers and keep them.
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Advisers need to connect with clients regularly, particularly when there are market blips.
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Those animated cartoons come with unique messages to help fans connect with creators.
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The idea is to have a safe container to connect with other men.
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It also serves as a way for people to connect with one another.
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Understanding how groups behave and how to connect with people was very helpful.
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We connect with them despite the fact that they are older than us.
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We need to stop the hatred that we connect with the word instead.
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Get in touch with your spiritual side, or connect with your general beliefs.
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I can't really work on a film that I don't connect with emotionally.
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Smarter Living: Choosing gifts that children will connect with can take some brainstorming.
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All of these will be opportunities for locals to connect with the marchers.
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"Cadillac realizes that it needs to connect with buyers emotionally," Ms. Sewell said.
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Connect with your community, refresh your thinking, share ideas and hear new perspectives.
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Cole says GivingTuesday helps groups like his raise money and connect with others.
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Libra season is also a wonderful time to network and connect with friends!
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"What are you gonna do to connect with Latino voters here in California?"
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I learned to be self-sufficient, connect with others, and sell to professionals.
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" Musk later responded, "we will connect with your team to understand potential needs.
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I needed to be able to connect with these characters without anything else.
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"It's the human emotion that people are looking to connect with," she said.
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The day after—March 2—messenger planet Mercury will also connect with Jupiter.
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Early this evening is a wonderful time to connect with friends or network.
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But we connect with people across the country in some way every day.
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And then notifications become a way for you to connect with the Times.
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On March 2, Mercury will connect with Jupiter, bringing good news your way.
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Connect with the element of air by journaling or talking with a friend.
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This will be an exciting time to socialize and connect with loved ones.
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Roman is ultimately an outsider who doesn't understand how to connect with people.
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These are the dots that I was trying to connect with the stories.
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I have to do something I can make a difference and connect with.
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When I tried to connect with "mike," the server changed it to "_mike".
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Amazing opportunities to connect with people and deepen your relationships arrive today, Taurus.
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"In the marriage health intro, we talk about this concept of emotional calls, which are these tiny moments throughout your day where you are attempting to connect with your partner or your partner is attempting to connect with you," she says.
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It's a great evening to network—you'll probably connect with some very powerful VIPs.
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Grab a quick coffee with someone you want to connect with, the expert suggests.
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Eva Mendonça: A medium has the ability to consciously connect with the spiritual dimension.
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One in four people on Earth use Facebook to connect with friends and family.
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She was trying to connect with her daughter, Thaeme, a doctoral student in Mexico.
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Connect with old friends this weekend as retrograde messenger Mercury gently harmonizes with Mars.
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Bumping everything down by 8 Hz isn't helping anyone to connect with the cosmos.
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There are the hosts, a therapist unable to connect with her husband and daughter.
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In this case, it means the bikes can connect with an app via Bluetooth.
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And it's really nice to connect with kids, especially when the message is great.
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"I'm excited to connect with Marty as husband and wife," she told PEOPLE then.
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Like a lot of restaurant owners, he uses Facebook to connect with his customers.
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There are lots of pipelines out there, some of which would connect with this.
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We've broken down the ways Little takes steps to better connect with contemporary audiences.
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Everyone was optimistic: Test subjects have been quick to connect with the strange humanoid.
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"I think fans connect with us because we're different," Barthel told Billboard last year.
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The Moon enters your sign today, encouraging you to connect with your emotional needs.
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The sun and dreamy Neptune connect, inspiring you to connect with friends and explore.
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On October 1, Venus will connect with Neptune, which is currently in your sign.
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Embrace the unknown, Pisces: On October 26, Venus will connect with lucky planet Jupiter.
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It's an exciting time to connect with the public and share your talents, Taurus.
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It's a lovely time to redecorate your space and to connect with loved ones.
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Smart people know the right time and the right way to connect with someone.
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There, it will connect with the Tennessee Valley Authority and its 9m electricity customers.
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NYC, a startup accelerator that will help cybersecurity startups connect with customers and mentors.
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At the same time, they show an attempt to connect with these grieving families.
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The use of simple, recognizable tropes allows kids to easily connect with their story.
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Mellanox supplies products that enable databases, servers and computers to connect with each other.
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The events also help families connect with one another to form a support system.
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The sun contacts Mars, making it a wonderful time to connect with your partners.
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Instead, it hopes to connect with anyone who has experienced loss or other hardships.
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I think in 2020 he will start to connect with a lot of people.
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Lexus has been looking for ways to connect with that new generation of buyers.
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Has Queer Eye allowed you (via social media) to connect with younger queer youth?
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Celebrities still hold the power to decide where and how they connect with fans.
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" In general, the proposed system would replace Facebook Connect with "something that's fully distributed.
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I'm a millennial, running a creative agency meant to help brands connect with millennials.
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Today, we connect with a senior manager in tech who weathered Wall Street layoffs.
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You're going to need something that encourages you to connect with others and communicate.
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We're making it easier than ever for you to connect with other Disrupt attendees.
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Centered people are able to think more clearly and connect with others more fully.
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"She was proud to wear the pieces and connect with their legacy," says Amador.
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The Moon is in your sign today, encouraging you to connect with your emotions.
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With the Moon in friendly Taurus, so be sure to connect with your BFF.
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What you need is something you can you can emotionally and deeply connect with.
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Both Trump and Trudeau use social media to "authentically" connect with millions of people.
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How does Taylor Swift write such personal songs that connect with so many people?
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Both were uncomfortable on the campaign trail, finding it hard to connect with voters.
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Advertisers are experimenting with messaging platforms to connect with consumers in new, engaging ways.
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Prabowo is a skilled speaker, but he struggles to connect with working class voters.
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This is a magical time to meet new friends or connect with your community.
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He now has to connect with people where they live, not just in speeches.
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It's a great way to keep your energy up and connect with the family!
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It really depends on what we hope the participants are going to connect with.
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The Moon enters Taurus today, putting you in the mood to connect with friends.
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They also connect with our plot-ordained warriors three, Beric, Thoros, and the Hound.
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However, Venus will connect with energetic Mars today, helping you get what you need.
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It's a wonderful morning to connect with others—just watch out for drama tonight!
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It's a wonderful time to connect with your family and, spiritually, with your ancestors.
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And, it can connect with customers who champion the same causes as you do.
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If you want to connect with other professionals, then focus on your LinkedIn profile.
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Without distracting from the experience, help the person connect with what they are feeling.
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The kind of change Trump was espousing wasn't supposed to connect with this group.
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I love the power of the internet and how you can connect with people.
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But every so often the magnetic field lines switch and connect with each other.
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It's a wonderful morning to connect with a mentor; some genius ideas will arrive.
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Vinyl, Perry said, allows you to connect with the music in a unique way.
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So a successful candidate needs to connect with lots of different blocs of voters.
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Make time to connect with friends, especially ones from your past: Mercury is retrograde!
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The Moon in Scorpio is encouraging you to connect with your home and family.
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For the simple reason there is no one to connect with in mainland China.
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It was a thrilling experience to see so many people connect with this hashtag.
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Own It is a platform that allows smalls business to connect with each other.
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He had an obsession to connect with someone to validate his own self worth.
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Today, it will connect with Uranus, which is currently in your opposite sign: Aries.
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Where Ossoff's campaign failed to connect with enough local voters to win, McBath succeeded.
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Snapchat wanted brands with strong voices that could connect with a 222 year old.
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It is not easy to re-connect with constituents in a few short days.
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Waiting years to be executed, with no one to connect with—that's the nightmare.
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But now, in the moment, I feel mentally unequipped to deeply connect with robots.
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Connect with a friend at lunch, and enjoy tonight's chill vibe with a lover.
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"You find actors that you connect with — I have that with them," she said.
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I want to connect with local people, learn about the culture, and the country.
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Victims can search through these categorized posts and connect with providers over Facebook Messenger.
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You might wonder how you'll connect with the people you're most interested in meeting.
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Twitter rants or Hillary Clinton's effort to look digitally savvy to connect with millennials.
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Venus and the Sun connect with your other ruling planet, Mars, boosting your energy.
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The Moon enters your sign today, helping you connect with all your intense emotions.
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It's a wonderful day to connect with friends and share your brilliant ideas, Aquarius.
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Williams says StateCraft helped "humanize" Buhari's message of change to connect with the youth.
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I also encourage students born in the U.S. to connect with our refugee students.
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Sometimes it's about people whose music we connect with on a pretty deep level.
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Connect with a friend who can give you a good pep talk today, Pisces.
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I'm sure KD is tempted to connect with the Boston Celtics of the 1950s.
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Fortunately, Mercury will connect with Venus on the same day as the lunar eclipse.
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"For them, social media is a way to connect with their friends," she said.
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Republicans historically have struggled to connect with black voters since the Civil Rights era.
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Bezos invested in Wilson's app, TraceMe, which allows celebs to connect with their superfans.
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Furthermore, Facebook doesn't really make people connect with one another across once-impermeable borders.
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They need to do a lot of outreach, they need to connect with voters.
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"It's a good time for every American to connect with a veteran," Crenshaw continued.
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Your confidence and sincerity will beam, and your audience will connect with that authenticity.
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Patel said his campaign has thrown out the "traditional" playbook to connect with voters.
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For the diners, the appeal is to connect with people, going beyond the headlines.
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"They have learned to network with people, to connect with people," Ms. Bell said.
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And you see it and you're seeing some inflation connect with some of this.
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She has a self-deprecating nature and a personality wired to connect with others.
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If your iPad ever cannot connect with the keyboard, however, simply repeat these instructions.
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Stingrays mimic cell-towers, forcing citizens' cellphones within range to connect with the device.
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The VinBook experience is all about appearing to connect with him one-on-one.
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We were really able to connect with a different level of collector in Asia.
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You're inspired to connect with communities that share your innovative vision of the future.
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One of them asks Cash how, as candidates, they can connect with organized labor.
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It's a lovely day to connect with partners and learn more about their perspective!
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This is a wonderful time to join a new community and connect with others.
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The Moon is in Earth sign Virgo today, encouraging you to connect with friends.
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So we've sought out other ways, to connect with our audience in other ways.
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Fun energy flows, encouraging you to connect with your friends and meet new people.
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That's the kind of music I really connect with, that'll stay with me forever.
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It's a great day to connect with friends old and new— but mostly old.
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Be smart about your choices, connect with someone you look up to for advice.
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Social media is how we connect with each other in this day and age.
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I know he's desperately reaching, even in the smallest way, to connect with me.
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There's a lot of self-loathing in Kate in having to connect with people.
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I want to connect with her authentically, but I already felt myself shrinking back.
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Take time to connect with your emotions and get clear about how you feel.
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The moon enters social butterfly Gemini later on, encouraging you to connect with friends.
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Connect with real brands who want to help you peddle their products for free.
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As intense as today is, it's a brilliant time to connect with your partners.
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Reflect on your friendships and make time to connect with people who inspire you.
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The Moon enters your sign early this evening, helping you connect with your heart.
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Companies in similar industries often use the same font to immediately connect with customers.
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And please use the comments section to connect with your fellow breakout-prone babes.
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It's a powerful day to connect with your friends and to network with others.
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But how the ruling elite can connect with young people is another question altogether.
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It helps them connect with friends, enjoy their free time more and sleep better.
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It was her responsibility to convince audiences to connect with her physically and emotionally.
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You could use one to connect with a friend you haven't seen in awhile.
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The companies also must invest in computer systems that can connect with the exchange.
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Yet Kent has struggled to connect with voters, peaking at 16.7 percent last year.
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In 1969, Woodstock concertgoers were able to connect with nature while enjoying the music.
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Practically, this is a great time to connect with a mentor about your goals.
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"This is the only way that we can really connect with people," he said.
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The Moon is in friendly Air sign Libra, encouraging you to connect with others.
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He spent his 22-year major league career struggling to connect with the public.
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Her father, Tom, is the trickier of the two for Mulgrew to connect with.
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Tonight you're super energized to connect with friends, when Mars enters Fire sign Sagittarius.
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"It seemed like that was the only way to connect with plants," she said.
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Sanders allowed that he had failed to connect with voters of color in 2016.
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The open palm is a plea to his audience to connect with his plight.
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The moon enters Scorpio, encouraging you to connect with your friends and network, Capricorn.
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Here are five ways high school seniors can connect with what matters to them.
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How does your experience help you connect with homeless people you encounter while working?
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It has not, however, reduced his reliance on social media to connect with people.
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His aptitude for language acquisition made it easier to connect with the people there.
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How would the required wireless network activate and then connect with distant control stations?
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What stories do you connect with the holiday, and where did you learn them?
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She did it to "share and connect with friends and loved ones," she says.
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This creates an opportunity for us to connect with our representatives at all levels.
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The moon enters charming air sign Libra today, inspiring you to connect with friends!
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Explain why you're reaching out and why they should connect with you, Decembrele added.
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This way you can better feel the event's emotional intensity and connect with strangers.
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EST, encouraging us to connect with others and reinvest our time in our relationships.
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"The document gives us a chance to connect with the outside world," he said.
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They connect with my film because they see their democracies under a similar peril.
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They hired a new social media director to help better connect with young fans.
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McCarthy's ability to connect with strangers and build relationships on the Hill is legendary.
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It gives us something to bond over, to connect with, to have in common.
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It's your job to go out of your way and connect with the girls.
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It's an exciting day to connect with friends as the moon connects with Mars.
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In recent years, WhatsApp has introduced tools for businesses to connect with their customers.
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It's a whispery late-night phone call, one misfit trying to connect with another.
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"As humans, we all share an innate drive to connect with others," said Klemich.
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Some lapsed Ramapoughs have even been inspired to connect with tribal life once again.
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And it gives brands a chance to really connect with what's happening on Twitter.
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That's the terror of this movie: Can you connect with something bigger than you?
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Instead of connecting to Wi-Fi, maybe we should connect with those around us.
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A new cycle is beginning and it's an exciting time to connect with people.
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Notably, audiences in Germany, France, Italy and the Netherlands didn't connect with the material.
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Trump also pressed Zelensky to connect with Giuliani and U.S. Attorney General William Barr.
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"Otherwise realization is just personal and does not connect" with the artist, she said.
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It's the world's best way to find great photography and connect with amazing photographers.
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First, every candidate we support must connect with the people they will potentially represent.
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Many facilities, for example, now use equine therapy, in which patients connect with horses.
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We want to connect with other people over experiences that we share in common.
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How do you connect with people on an emotional level — on a visceral level?
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How do you connect with people on an emotional level, on a visceral level?
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"I felt like I could connect with her and she could understand," Dellacqua said.
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Businesses over the years have grown more dependent on technology to connect with consumers.
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It's really the idea of how to connect with others in a sacred space.
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It's also a great place to connect with other likeminded musicians from other places.
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"Who would have ever thought you'd be the one I'd connect with," she said.
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And there are thousands of variations in how we connect with our gendered self.
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Avid music fans are always looking for ways to connect with their favorite artist.
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It's a fantastic day to connect with people, especially creative collaborators or love interests.
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The moon enters your sign today, Leo, asking you to connect with your emotions!
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It's hard to connect with, much less sleep with, someone you can't relate to.
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Also during this new moon, Mercury in Scorpio will connect with Neptune in Pisces.
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It's a fantastic day to connect with your partners and meet new people, Leo!
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Fortunately, today is also a brilliant time to connect with people and share ideas.
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But he leveraged social media to directly connect with voters and make his pitch.
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You're feeling the need to connect with your roots and your family today, Virgo.
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I don't take on a target unless I connect with the anger or outrage.
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The moon opposes Jupiter, too, finding you in the mood to connect with others.
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You're a dreamer, and it's time you connect with this magical part of yourself.
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Right now I'm making work responding to the way I connect with the world.
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Connect with your element, water—take a bath, go to the ocean, stay hydrated.
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FROM COINAGE: Tony Awards by the Numbers "We're all kind of analyzing and looking at how it is as parents and how we connect with our kids and how kids connect with our parents — what we miss, what we gloss over," she says.
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But it's not clear how we measure — or if we can measure — that against the fact that Hillary was a qualified but deeply flawed candidate, and millions of people just didn't connect with her in the ways politicians have to connect with voters.
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"First, connect with that person on LinkedIn if you haven't done so already," she says.
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Kamala Harris' ability to connect with voters is the Achilles' heel of her presidential campaign.
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But there are plenty of people on the other tribes for Lauren to connect with.
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Your ruling planet Neptune begins its retrograde, urging you to connect with your spiritual practice.
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Articles about O'Malley's struggle to connect with voters have become something of an art form.
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This is helpful, allowing you to connect with your friends who are already on Flipboard.
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It's a powerful day to connect with your heart as the moon connects with Neptune.
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It allows users to anonymously connect with each other and lacks an age verification system.
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The executives on the panel said they must learn to connect with Millennials, for example.
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Hamilton used LinkedIn to connect with his brother, Jack Altman, who forwarded her pitch along.
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International expansion helps Shake Shack (SHAK) punch above its weight and connect with consumers worldwide.
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Noah tries with all his might to connect with her, but he sucks at it.
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But when Ryan tried to connect with Ashley, she pretty much only talked about Jared.
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That's frustrating to watch as someone who would really love to connect with the show.
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Did you connect with the characters the way you connected with them in the books?
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Obviously, Snapchat sees Snap Map as a fun and convenient way to connect with friends.
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The app then allows users to directly connect with these Cousins who spark their interest.
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The Moon is in friendly Air sign Libra today, inspiring you to connect with others.
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The energy is social, which suits you, Leo, because you love to connect with others.
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The moon enters Virgo, inspiring you to connect with friends and share your ideas, Scorpio.
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They have this shared passion for 'weird' books that they both understand and connect with.
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" Maloy said it felt like "this whole awesome community I was able to connect with.
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Connect with her to find out more about landing pages (and bacon flights) on Twitter.
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Things will feel confusing this morning, but it's a wonderful evening to connect with friends.
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You can use it to mirror your phone's notifications, connect with IFTTT channels, and more.
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Creativity, collaboration, friendship, and learning how to connect with people in a threateningly large world.
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Contrary to conventional wisdom, Super Bowl commercials featuring celebrities often fail to connect with viewers.
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"I do connect with Basit on every single level, except sexual and romantic," he explains.
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The primary goal is to help politicians better connect with constituents in their designated district.
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I think people connect with the work more when they know it's a real item.
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"Facebook has been focused on helping you connect with people you already know," he wrote.
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Half Filipino, he realized he wanted to connect with his roots on a deeper level.
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President Obama was the first president to truly connect with the public via social media.
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Oh yeah, and what else did Google do recently to connect with its female staff?
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You need to connect with your customers and stand out in ways your competitors don't.
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But a bartender, they're friendly, they connect with people, they can make anything you want.
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So for both of them, they're missing connections with people they might actually connect with.
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We're not trying to connect with people who absolutely want nothing to do with psychedelics.
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Of course, having Minaj on Snapchat gives fans a new way to connect with her.
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You're going to need a strain that encourages you to connect with others and communicate.
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You'll definitely be feeling energized to socialize and connect with others during this new moon.
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But this dad, Andrew, went above and beyond to connect with his son Sam's passion.
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On January 11, your ruling planet, Mars, in Pisces, will connect with Pluto in Capricorn.
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Don't use the tools of the information age to connect with the world at large.
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I'm finding other ways to express myself and have outlets and connect with my fans.
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Hotline: This startup is a messaging-based platform that lets fans connect with celebrities directly.
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This is especially exciting at work, and you're sure to connect with very powerful people.
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The community that's developed around BBG helps women connect with each other and feel empowered.
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The brand wanted to connect with those buyers who remember the history of the 500.
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But it's actually a very telling political lesson about how to connect with female voters.
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The Moon enters your sign today, Libra, encouraging you to connect with your heart's desires.
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I would switch out the objects inside to connect with the seasons or their interests.
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She increasingly sees survivors using social media to share those stories and connect with advocates.
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It's so important to what people talk about, and how people connect with one another.
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It's great to connect with extended family members, but family time can also be stressful.
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The Moon is in your sign today, so make time to connect with your feelings.
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When she became pregnant herself, Chung set forth to connect with her Korean birth family.
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I got it because I love his music and how I connect with his lyrics.
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A shared space where people can gather physically — versus virtually — and connect with their neighbors.
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Make time to be alone, catch up on rest, and connect with your inner voice.
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They had been taught to bow in submission as a way to connect with God.
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The feature lets users search for and connect with friends and family inside the app.
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Before your big meeting, connect with your old college friend for breakfast at your hotel.
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Emotional and creative breakthroughs take place as the moon and sun connect with wildcard Uranus.
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Surprising feelings and eureka moments arrive as the moon and sun connect with wildcard Uranus.
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The moon enters Gemini this afternoon, encouraging you to connect with your home and family.
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He's also bringing along new music and a heightened eagerness to connect with his audiences.
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The Moon is in Taurus today, encouraging you to connect with friends and share ideas.
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The whole purpose behind my Instagram is to connect with people on a deeper level.
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Your feedback shaped Pronoun's development, and together we changed the way authors connect with readers.
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NEWS: Today I've launched the Matt Hancock app to connect with my West Suffolk constituents.
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It mediates how we learn information, tell each other stories, and connect with our neighbors.
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They treat us to brunch and it's nice to connect with them for a while.
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Unfortunately, the hectic event kept her from being able to connect with the happy couple.
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Be wise about your impulses now, and make time to connect with your inner voice.
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If self-medication isn't an issue then finding opportunities to connect with people is helpful.
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When did you connect with the past in a way that felt real and revealing?
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It's a nice way to connect with music, and for forever proof of children's existence.
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Because of them I was able to connect with the queer community of south Florida.
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Make time to connect with your inner voice, Aquarius—it's more valuable than you realize.
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So instead of only focusing on your assignments, take time to connect with your boss.
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Make time to connect with the people you're intimate with and talk about your emotions.
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This evening, the Moon will connect with power planet Pluto, introducing you to some VIPs.
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Caroll Spinney created a character I could trust and, as an autistic child, connect with.
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So how do you allow strangers to connect with you while managing your limited time?
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Others blamed her inability to connect with working class white voters who were once Democratic.
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But, really, eight years of your life is a long time to connect with anything.
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How deeply are you truly able to connect with the people you've been partnering with?
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This is an invitation to unplug, connect with something deeper, and hunt for something bigger.
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"Amber Waves" allows us to connect with them, reminding us of all they've been through.
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But it wasn't out of a desire to connect with my African roots at first.
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It's an ID. It all comes down to: does it emotionally connect with the audience?
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Excellent vibes will flow today around communication and sharing ideas, so connect with your friends.
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It's a great day to check in with anyone you've been hoping to connect with.
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New friendships are blooming, and this is a wonderful time to connect with new people.
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The energy is passionate in your relationships; it's a powerful day to connect with others.
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We have a desperate need to connect with people and to have our reality validated.
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The moon in Sagittarius inspires you to connect with your home and family today, Virgo.
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The Moon enters your sign today, Sagittarius, encouraging you to connect with your heart's desires.
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When Daniels charged Page tried to connect with his right hand as he backed up.
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This will be a great time for you to connect with friends and likeminded people.
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You're in a nostalgic mood, and it's a good time to connect with your roots.
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This is an especially fantastic time for you to connect with others and share ideas.
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Brands win because they can connect with customers in a more individualized and organic way.
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The YC Combinator-backed company, formerly known as ZenProspect, helps salespeople connect with prospective customers.
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Your focus is on relationships today, Virgo; it's a fantastic time to connect with people.
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Make a point to connect with people because some interesting news and ideas will come.
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VoiceLabs' system allows partner advertisers to connect with consumers who use Alexa's voice-powered apps.
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The Moon is in warm Fire sign Leo today, encouraging you to connect with friends.
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The Moon enters Scorpio this afternoon, encouraging you to connect with your friends and community.
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The moon is in your sign today, Aquarius, encouraging you to connect with your emotions.
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Most wearables connect with an app, some of which share user information in unexpected ways.
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Connect with older folks you know and trust—they'll have wisdom to share with you.
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You'll share some exciting ideas this evening, and you'll connect with unexpected and eccentric people.
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Volunteering can help students connect with their communities and put their time to good use.
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You could also miss an opportunity to connect with the interviewer over a shared interest.
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These mediators network the city's high drug-use areas every day to connect with addicts.
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Because [there are] so many creators, they connect with each other and form social graph.
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Each fighter was clearly trying to draw the other in to connect with powerful combos.
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However, he managed to stay on message, connect with voters and motivate African-American voters.
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So the best way to connect with Latinos is — just like other Americans — in English.
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Identifying a single plant is an invitation to connect with the green spaces around us.
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They're reasonably priced, sound great, last long, and easily pair and connect with Apple devices.
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Part of what I do is help brands — especially financial companies — connect with female audiences.
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You need people you can connect with and talk to about your highs and lows.
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"Connect with alumni from your university to learn about their jobs and companies," says Salemi.
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It was great to connect with you and hear more about what you're working on.
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"So the cafes were conceived as a way to connect with others," said Ms. Leary.
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The chairman has been unable to connect with the director, according to a committee aide.
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Unlike Donald Trump, he knows how to govern and connect with the African-American community.
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Predators are increasingly using social media and dating apps to find and connect with victims.
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Many wireless accessories connect with the Bluetooth standard, which is supported by the new iPhones.
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This is a wonderful time to connect with the groups and communities that inspire you.
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This is a wonderful time to beautify your home and connect with your loved ones.
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Proudman had attemped to connect with Carter-Silk on LinkedIn, a professional social media network.
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It's a wonderful time to connect with your loved ones and energetically cleanse your home.
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New adventures are on the way, but first, you must connect with your inner voice.
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I don't think I would connect with the work if I didn't know the person.
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Emotional healing takes place, and this is a beautiful time to connect with your past.
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"On a global level across cultures, people connect with music and movies," said Mr. Phillips.
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I wanted to connect with him in some way, to be closer to him somehow.
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The moon will connect with you ruling planet Jupiter to bring exciting news your way!
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Exciting meetings take place today, and it's a wonderful time to connect with your partners.
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The Moon enters your sign this evening, encouraging you to connect with your emotional needs.
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You'll connect with other entrepreneurs and have a chance to ask top investors, well, anything.
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Healing happens when we are able to truly talk to and connect with each other.
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For so long we've craved content we could connect with — authentic female experiences and perspectives.
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Legendary Italian producer and DJ Giorgio Moroder continues to connect with new generations of fans.
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Having other filmmakers connect with and enter into dialogue with your work is a dream.
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I can't put my finger on why Hyper Light Drifter didn't fully connect with me.
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It meant I struggled to connect with her on any level beyond a familial one.
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The moon enters your sign today, Taurus, so make time to connect with your emotions!
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Positive vibes will flow in your home today, so connect with family or your roommates.
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It's a great day to connect with friends; the creative mood today is super inspiring.
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It's a fantastic day to connect with friends and a great time to share ideas.
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It's an excellent evening to connect with a mentor or someone you look up to.
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People in Huntsville wouldn't go to LA for seven days to connect with other artists.
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This is also a fantastic time to research your roots or connect with your past.
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This evening is a wonderful time to connect with a crush or to create art!
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We couldn't connect with Outland's Terran Network on account of cosmic rays and the like.
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It's a lovely evening to connect with people—the vibe will be fun and free.
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Rather, she is a part of Sephiroth that Sephiroth is desperately trying to connect with.
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I walked home alone again that night, failing once more to connect with my teammates.
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This is also a productive time to connect with a mentor, boss, or authority figure.
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Set new boundaries around how you want to connect with the people you're closest to.
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It's a cool idea, but the lock doesn't connect with any larger smart-home platforms.
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It's a time to shine for any technology offering a way to connect with others.
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CreatorIQ manages influencer-marketing campaigns for social-media creators, helping them connect with brands directly.
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They are adorable to look at and are easier to connect with than human influencers.
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But he has leveraged social media to directly connect with voters and make his pitch.
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This is a magical time to find creative inspiration and to connect with your intuition.
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Connect with your elders, and people who have "been there, done that," for their advice.
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Have fun and connect with your clique, but be sure you're looking out for yourself.
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And we longed to connect with women with an intensity that was difficult to contemplate.
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Mr Buttigieg, a Rhodes Scholar and former McKinsey executive knows how to connect with them.
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