Getting to know Tribe ultimately meant getting to know myself.
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We'll be getting to know our new neighbors, they'll be getting to know us.
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I think it's a matter of folks getting to know her, getting to know her message.
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Getting to know a bear means getting to know its dietary preferences and dining behaviors, Mr. Kowalczik said.
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It was not just getting to know her work but getting to know her, so she's family now.
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The process of getting to know Kali in person isn't unlike the experience of getting to know her music.
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The purpose of the app is less about getting to know Swift and more about getting to know the community.
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I take that as a reminder that getting to know someone, and getting to know myself, is always an unfinished business.
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" Edgett responded "Yeah, we're working on the best approach to getting to know the clients and getting to know who's behind the entities that are signing up for advertising.
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As a non-disabled person, I experienced the eye-opening nature of Crip Camp myself, in getting to know Jim and getting to know the community and working on the project.
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I didn't want it to be part of the conversation at that point, because I was more interested in getting to know Vanessa as a person and getting to know our relationship.
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In your romantic relationships, getting to know your lovers again as friends (or maybe for the first time!), or getting to know their friends is a great way to honor Venus in Sagittarius.
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"Since getting to know the evidence and allegations, and getting to know him, I believe that what happened between him and these accusers were choices; either tender or transactional in nature," Engelmayer said.
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KS: Or getting to know you, what you might like.
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They spend time talking and getting to know their victims.
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The problem was, I was getting to know the leaders.
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Cozmo and I are still getting to know each other.
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We may be getting to know Ray very, very well.
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It is so fun getting to know this whole world.
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I love a good dinner and getting to know someone.
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They are still getting to know each other, Jesús says.
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Then you answer a few "getting to know you" questions.
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Getting to know someone's past and their life is special.
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I've always loved getting to know other countries and cultures.
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But I assure you: it's one worth getting to know.
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"I'm getting to know her for her," Johnson went on.
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I wasn't looking for more than getting to know people.
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Ms. Calvert spent several years getting to know these men.
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I enjoy learning from them and getting to know them.
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But I'm getting to know some little shops and restaurants.
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I thought we were really getting to know each other.
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I love spending time with you and getting to know you.
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And on Thursday, Chopra confirmed she is "getting to know" Nick.
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Scott and Gypsy start texting and getting to know each other.
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"I'm really just getting to know the East Coast," she says.
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I spent eighteen years there without getting to know another Korean.
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But your lesser-known signs are also worth getting to know.
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I was doing well and loved getting to know my coworkers.
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Getting to know someone before a camera is involved helps heaps.
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Some California voters said they were just getting to know Bloomberg.
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I'm all about being open minded and getting to know people.
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He wasted no time getting to know the ladies … especially Corinne.
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And so you end up getting to know each other personally.
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That's the knowing something — getting to know something about the world.
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Chris Martin and Dakota Johnson are getting to know each other.
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American and Chinese officers are getting to know each other better.
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I really love getting to know the staff at grocery stores.
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She liked knocking on doors and getting to know her neighbors.
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Joe is getting to know Taylor's parents and everyone likes him.
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I think it&aposs a getting to know you meeting plus.
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I spend a lot of time getting to know my subjects.
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We're still in the process of getting to know ourselves too.
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We all spent so much time getting to know each other.
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Sunday Routine Daveed Diggs is still getting to know the city.
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Instead, she advised having a beer and getting to know people.
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Many were biking, others conversing and getting to know one another.
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Nothing compares with getting to know the God who knows us.
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In season one, we were still getting to know the characters.
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They are distinctly themselves, and they're worth getting to know better.
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It's who should we even spend the time getting to know.
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I didn't feel like I was getting to know somebody new.
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We had a great time, we're getting to know each other.
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It's all about connecting with them and getting to know them.
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Upon entering the Senate, Kaine began getting to know Texas Sen.
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"We're focused on really getting to know our woman," Buanne says.
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The exhibit will be a portal into decades of essential queer history, but for those who don't live in the Bay Area, the first step to getting to know the Imperial Court is getting to know Sarria.
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"If I did, I would just take her to wherever she wants to go because it would be all about her and me getting to know her, and obviously us getting to know one another," said Oladipo.
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Not only getting to work with you... but, getting to know you.
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It's been an interesting and fun experience getting to know myself again.
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Getting to know Deron Williams, the former Nets guard, became fruitful, too.
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A lightbox guide to getting to know the Orchard Road neighbourhood better.
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After getting to know them, you can donate to their causes, here.
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I'm getting to know everything about her and her family and background.
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But tonight is really about the voters getting to know the candidates.
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"I'm still getting to know the rest of the cast," she says.
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Getting to know gay people genuinely moved the needle on gay rights.
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Mario Lopez is getting to know his pal Eva Longoria's new baby.
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I believe getting to know other people's approaches can be very helpful.
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Spend time getting to know the streams and trees in your area.
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Nipsey and I had just started really getting to know each other.
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Spending time with my patients and getting to know them as people.
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Seven years spent getting to know IBMers sparked his interest in tech.
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More than anything, it's a matter of getting to know one another.
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"I think it's a 'getting to know you' meeting, plus," Trump said.
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Getting to know him was the best bit of the last round.
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"It's getting to know the small things about a relationship," he explained.
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It takes years of getting to know black lives beyond occasional conversations.
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The extended close-ups feel intimate, like you're getting to know them.
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Love these wines or hate them, they are worth getting to know.
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Parents are actually getting to know what's happening in their child's school.
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Getting to know Chopin doesn't mean being bound by the city limits.
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The characters have just met and are getting to know each other.
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It was a great night and everyone loved getting to know her.
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How much time do you invest in getting to know your team?
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Jerome loved the chase, meeting the artists, getting to know the artists.
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She spends hours getting to know the subsequent ones, first over lunch.
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And getting to know the family helps me be a better teacher.
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Getting to know these men was an experience I will never forget.
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I learned a lot from training and getting to know the fighters.
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Those tandems went walking around the ranch, getting to know one another.
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We should've been getting to know each other on a personal level.
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But, no, getting to know him and being around him, he's pretty hilarious.
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Javier hasn't spent dozens of hours getting to know (and care for) Clementine.
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They begin dating when Bey is 19, after getting to know each other.
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Kurzen spent three weeks in Port-au-Prince getting to know her subjects.
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Community policing officers focus on meeting residents and getting to know their concerns.
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"I was definitely interested in getting to know him," Hailey tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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I catch up with my coworkers and enjoy getting to know them more.
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"Just getting to know him [has been my favorite part,]" she told PEOPLE.
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"We're getting to know the deep dark things about each other," says Underwood.
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Yet what is most thrilling is getting to know da Vinci the scientist.
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It was awesome working with her, getting to know her a little bit.
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Without getting to know other people, it's harder for us to know ourselves.
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It was really cool getting to know them and hear about their journey!
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"People are still getting to know us," says Jay Brown of the HRC.
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"But for now they are having fun and getting to know each other."
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It's for the purpose of "getting to know each other as human beings."
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Reading a work of fiction is therefore like getting to know a person.
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I loved getting to know him and I thought he was really interesting.
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How was the experience of interacting with her and getting to know her?
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So getting to know more — is that something that Congress should pursue itself?
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I spent a year getting to know my dad in an unusual way.
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She is still getting to know some staff members in the film department.
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"No, I was just getting to know myself through that slump," he said.
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It is funny, I was getting to know him more since he retired.
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The couple still has time for leisure and getting to know their community.
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"It's been a pleasure getting to know him since last year," Rosario said.
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Getting to know his 22-year-old son has been a slower process.
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"People are still getting to know me," Booker has often said this year.
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Right, because you want a little getting-to-know-you kind of thing.
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It was really nice getting to know you and to dance with you.
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This includes getting to know their LPs, who may actually be beneficial to startups.
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You've been exploring unknown territory, getting to know hidden or overlooked parts of yourself.
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"They are taking their time getting to know each other again," the source says.
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It was obvious that they got along and enjoyed getting to know each other.
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" But for Moss, getting to know Michael was the icing on the cake. "Yes.
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Or will we begin to dismantle the myths by getting to know each other?
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Getting to know people like Claire and knowing, hearing, that the end was near.
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You'll miss out on getting to know the person—and your readers will too.
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We've tried to be involved with community events and getting to know our neighbors.
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Getting to know her upends Jojo's worldview, and he comes to question his indoctrination.
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After getting to know Reynolds on set, the actress eventually showed him the picture.
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Chase, JoJo, and Chase's dad spend some time together getting to know each other.
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I remember posting thousands of messages a year and getting to know new people.
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Everyone went about their routine, but personal encounters, getting to know people, wasn't common.
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"They are taking their time, getting to know each other again," the source admits.
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For Lara, getting to know his customers is a part of his daily routine.
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It was kind of getting to know all these different personalities that first night.
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Getting to know the people we spoke with was essential to having a dialogue.
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After getting to know many of the women, I too feel excited for them.
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You're showing that you're interested in getting to know the other person as well.
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Doulas end up getting to know you intimately, and that's sort of the point.
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She spends hours with each subject -- getting to know them before she starts filming.
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The music was incredible and everybody celebrating together and getting to know one another.
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Like most women worth getting to know better, Wonder Woman's personal history is complicated.
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We're still in the process of getting to know each other outside Bachelor world.
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It's a great experience just talking to people and stuff, getting to know them.
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We've spent two hours getting to know these characters — and then it just ends.
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In past seasons, we were still getting to know these characters bit by bit.
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Dating: You're together in some way, but still getting to know one another better.
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Just keep hanging out and putting in a steady getting-to-know-you effort.
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Absolutely; I feel like I've been getting to know my coworkers a lot more.
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They still pop up once in a while, so they're worth getting to know.
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Primarily, there is planning for next month's draft and getting to know his players.
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We were still getting to know each other then, boyfriends in a literary mode.
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Change management is a heavy dose of time spent getting to know your people.
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How long did you spend getting to know the sheng before writing the concerto?
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Imagine spending more time getting to know each other, engaging in much more foreplay.
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Simply by getting to know you, he might realize what an ass-hat he's being.
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Even then, I'm quick to judge whether or not someone is worth getting to know.
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Also, once you get here you won't have any problems getting to know your neighbors.
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"We are just getting to know them, engage them with happy hour deals," Brewer said.
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The short form series will feature celebrities getting to know their mothers in candid interviews.
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Presidential nominees are well-served by getting to know the potential vice presidential candidates personally.
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It was so great getting to know you and I wish you all the best.
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You should be getting to know the five most likely buyers of your company, now.
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I also felt like I was getting to know my grandfather who had passed away.
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I've so far been enjoying getting to know Jamie and Claire on their own terms.
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They have a lovely evening filled with nostalgia and actually getting to know one another.
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YouTube fans demonstrably like to feel as if they're actually getting to know their entertainer.
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And that now, amidst a hail of bullets, she is finally getting to know her?
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I was looking forward to getting to know her better and continue that growing relationship.
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I wish you the best of luck, it was really nice getting to know you.
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I enjoyed getting to know and work with him in his time with our team.
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Leg Day Getting to know Victoria has been absolutely inspiring — what a beautiful, "brace" human!
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"We're young and having fun just getting to know each other," the actor tells PEOPLE.
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While he was there, he had the pleasure of getting to know some local dancers.
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I enjoy getting to know some of his friends whom I haven't met before tonight.
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We haven't played together since April, so we're getting to know each other again onstage.
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He's been getting to know King Cairo, Chyna's 3-year-old son with rapper Tyga.
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We're following them closer and getting to know them and their journeys and their challenges.
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When getting to know someone, a lot of it is done in these ways anyway.
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They strike up a getting-to-know-you conversation that pivots between flirtation and antagonism.
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But even if you've never heard of the app, it's worth getting to know it.
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I'd gabbed on the phone to Jamey, getting to know him as Sierra Burgess had.
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Going somewhere he would never go, getting to know people he would otherwise never meet.
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For now, they've settled on getting to know each other better over the phone calls.
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Getting to know their lives gives me a genuine responsibility to tell their story properly.
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And for some singles, sex has become the getting-to-know you phase of courtship.
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We'd been around, but there were all these variables, and getting to know each other.
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You've already got all the answers, so invest some time in getting to know you.
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I went to more balls, taking a lot of pictures and getting to know people.
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No one on the bus has any intention of getting to know the state personally.
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All they knew was they're just getting to know 'Brady' better by talking to us.
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You have to be strict and remember that actually getting to know somebody takes time.
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We spent weeks in West Bengal in February, mostly getting to know all the families.
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Instead, spend a little more time in the getting-to-know-you phase before the 21st.
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I like being able to build a world around a character that I'm getting to know.
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Those getting to know her are clearly amazed at her recovery and the worker's good deed.
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For now, Page says, Grayson and Hannah are having a blast getting to know each other.
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And getting to know him, what was impressive to me about Judge Kavanaugh is his humility.
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So we were really getting to know each other in the house for the first time.
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And then they kind of told me about their interest in really getting to know me.
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What really piqued my interest was developing friendships with artists and getting to know their preoccupations.
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Here's to getting to know your skin almost as well as you know your heating pad.
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We enjoy getting to know the other families and being a support system for one another.
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"I think we're still in the process of really getting to know each other," she said.
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But in getting to know him is really when so many of those fears went away.
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While getting to know one another, the singer shared "absolutely everything" about his life with Egerton.
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BOSCO: Honestly, we hung out first getting to know each other before jumping into the music.
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But by getting to know each other they lose their fear and usually we become friends.
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They didn't have to take things slowly because they were getting to know each other's families.
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If you're only just getting to know each other, I believe that the man should pay.
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Taylor Swift and new beau Tom Hiddleston aren't wasting any time getting to know each other!
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"I think we're all still getting to know this new administration and how this President operates."
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"We met at the Emmys, but we're getting to know each other fast," says Samberg, 40.
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She is just getting to know it, and in her eyes, it can do no wrong.
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Getting to know the anonymous DJ trio, ItaloJohnson, who also shared an exclusive mix for THUMP.
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He was getting to know a son, then 37, whose existence he had only recently discovered.
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We stay for over an hour and have an amazing convo getting to know each other.
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Moment by moment, you have fun getting to know this story's people and following their antics.
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"People are still getting to know him to a great extent," said the Buttigieg campaign aide.
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"Across the aisle, there are people that I like and I'm getting to know," Miller added.
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She spent some time getting to know the Tardy brothers… and a bunch of feral cats.
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He's still just getting to know them, but I see the flicker of a blossoming friendship.
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I'd really like to find someone through just getting to know someone, rather than Tinder etc.
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The thing I'm most excited for in all this is people getting to know our cast.
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It's like getting to know someone through glimpses in a window, but it's better than nothing.
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"It can be a good way of getting to know your own body," Dr. Kantor said.
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Tinder at this point is a lot of swiping, getting to know people, dating, hanging out.
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Nevertheless, walking around the neighborhood and getting to know the organization and its mission was elucidating.
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Yet unlike traditional matchings, couples today spend more time getting to know each other before committing.
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Place 34 Getting to know Prague beyond its tourist veneer took effort, insider tips and luck.
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It doesn't matter that he introduces her as a new nurse getting to know the system.
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He loves getting to know people and has spent hours arguing their cases in government offices.
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Then, we began the process of getting to know those schools and reaching out to them.
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After getting to know each other, it became clear that there was something special between them.
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The school where many were still getting to know Mario began fighting to bring him back.
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But mostly I traveled on foot with the soldiers, getting to know officers and enlisted men.
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Now that I'm getting to know them better, you see we're all on the same path.
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A trip to Palermo meant getting to know the city — and a new friend — much better.
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While they were getting to know each other, she drove them everywhere in her mother's Studebaker.
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" He added that "any administration, past and present, has an interest in getting to know folks.
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Getting to know your villagers is one of the best parts of any Animal Crossing game.
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But isn't this a pretty typical getting-to-know-you topic among parents of young children?
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Many professional men brim with confidence because they have spent years getting to know their abilities.
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Unwittingly, I had provided myself with a unique scheme for getting to know my own country.
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The whole time, I was getting to know how everything worked there, as well as the people.
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" Twitter's representative, Sean Edgett, replied: "We're working on the best approach to getting to know the clients.
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We're being marketed Gwyneth Paltrow™ under the guise of getting to know the real Gwyneth Paltrow.
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Was a special honor getting to know him and drive the 221 car for a few years.
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You're just getting to know Albus in this film, and there's obviously a lot more to come.
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How hard was it to turn that page of being sober and actually getting to know yourself?
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She is a one-of-a-kind friend that I love getting to know more and more.
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Being a better ally is about getting to know who we are and who we are not.
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"I had the easy part, showing up and getting to know Brody," Curry told the Indy Star.
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People are much more interested in getting to know each other now than they were generations ago.
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Who knew the real secret to getting to know Kylie lied in her having a little gas?
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I enjoy getting to know the characters like I would in real life, by listening to them.
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The show barely made it past the Whedon introduction stage where we're getting to know everyone's personalities.
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We've loved getting to know all of you and seeing you build communities and make new friends.
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But yeah, we've known Dean for a long time now and we're just getting to know Teri.
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After the first few days of getting to know each other via email, Jason asked me out.
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Five days later, Nala and Saeed were getting along, mutually interested and getting to know one another.
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We have to treat people as individual fans and do a better job getting to know them.
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The rest of the night is spent getting to know each other's bodies again, scars and all.
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At the time, a source told PEOPLE that the two were just getting to know each other.
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In other words, Zobrist just never stops mansplaining the whole time they're getting to know one another.
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It was so nice to meet you, and I had a nice time getting to know you.
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In an unusual move, the senator has also been getting to know conservative media outlets, including Breitbart.
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And there are many ways you can run faster, meaning getting to know yourself a bit better.
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If you love photography the way we do, the Fujifilm X-Pro2 is worth getting to know.
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Getting to know lovers as friends, and as people you can connect with intellectually, will be important.
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Though sparks may have been flying, McEntire was cautious, getting to know Lasuzzo first as a friend.
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Then make the early interviewing process all about getting to know the candidate and screening for fit.
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One of the internet's favorite activities is getting to know young stars via their social media presences.
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I think it's more about getting to know each other and see if it's a good fit.
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And if I'm being honest, this way of getting to know the cast was way more insightful.
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After weeks of getting to know each other, the families knew they had found the perfect match.
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"The only good thing to come out of Benghazi was getting to know Elijah Cummings," he said.
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Be okay with getting to know someone over time, letting intimacy and trust build bit by bit.
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Getting to know someone you see a potential romantic future with is a marathon, not a sprint.
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We are just getting to know her now and waiting until she whispers it in our ear.
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Financial conversations are difficult to have, particularly with people you're getting to know — like a new partner.
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With the criminals I was getting to know here, I thought, One day I'll write a book.
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The first 45 minutes are icebreakers: getting to know each other, going over rules about consent, communication.
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"I spend a lot of time getting to know my horses and understanding their personalities," she said.
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She yearns so deeply for a solid relationship that she can't even enjoy getting to know someone.
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But after getting to know and appreciate this lanky screen duo, I was just hoping for more.
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Mr. Grays prides himself on getting to know the community he serves, he told me on Wednesday.
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But Brazilians are getting to know Mr. Temer better as the impeachment battle shifts to the Senate.
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Secondly, I spend a lot of time getting to know them, before I even start taking pictures.
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So far, I've been getting to know my half sister over the phone and through Facebook Messenger.
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Presidential hopefuls have started announcing their 2020 runs, and with that, we're getting to know their branding.
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This was how I was getting to know New York, and I relished in dining out here.
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And so I began getting to know that side through the songs that were coming to me.
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"It was so nice to see people coming together and getting to know each other," she says.
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So you begin getting to know him or her better, first over a meal, then through activities.
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The trick is getting to know your own preferences, which takes a bit of time and effort.
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In my case, just meeting someone, getting to know them... It can be very useful for that.
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Ms. Lerman, deeply musical, was the most adaptive artist onstage amid Friday's getting-to-know-you awkwardness.
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There's a master class in reporting — or just in getting to know people — tucked inside this conversation.
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Like McDonald's male high school teammates, Molinari has more respect for Hall after getting to know her.
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Talking and getting to know your acquaintances better is more fun and pleasurable as Mercury meets Venus.
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Getting to know anamensis The researchers found themselves looking at a face they had never seen before.
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Here are 12 more little-known, sometimes very rare, grapes worth getting to know, in alphabetical order.
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Mr. Nierenberg began spending all his time with Mr. Sims, getting to know him and other dancers.
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"Getting to know them and their reasons for working for Squared Away is extremely important to me."
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That was me for seven years, until I finally met someone who was worth getting to know.
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Isn't it a little summer camp counselor to ask a list of getting to know you questions?
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When your kids are such good friends at school, people are getting to know each other better.
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"Nothing beats meeting face-to-face and getting to know someone on a personal level," he said.
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Although getting to know new people in new surroundings was difficult at first, he eventually settled in.
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After a while of getting to know each other, we decided to go travelling together in India.
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He wasn't flashy; he was just cracking jokes and getting to know me, like he really cared.
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It is slow and takes the work of getting to know people and contemplating our shared reality.
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All the couples (who are still getting to know each other) live together in sterile apartments, draft up guest lists for their weddings, attend respective wedding dress and suit fittings, and have combined bachelor and bachelorette parties with their fellow contestants (whom they are still getting to know).
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There's obviously disadvantages to not really getting to know people, but we're dwelling on one issue per episode.
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Some, like NBC, saw the value of getting to know the digital space and its fans early on.
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And that started a process of just getting to know the president and the people around the president.
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But in getting to know him, he learned the root behind the anger of the anti-government militant.
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Since we're bound to start seeing Ren everywhere, we suggest getting to know the It Girl du jour.
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Luke received the rose after a night of getting to know Hannah, so it means a little more.
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You're getting to know the people you're in relationships with (both romantic and otherwise) on deeper, realer level.
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But for those interested in getting to know a new and interesting character, it checks all the boxes.
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"I've really enjoyed getting to know Michael over the last few years," Stuart Vevers, Coach Creative Director, said.
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Tara Skubella said getting to know her primary partner's other partner made her feel more secure and empathetic.
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He is pitching now for the Class AA New Hampshire Fisher Cats, just getting to know his teammates.
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It seemed as though everyone was open to talking to new people and getting to know each other.
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Meghan Markle's mom and Prince Harry's dad are getting to know each other ahead of the royal wedding.
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Thank you for not giving up on me and getting to know the real me with no judgment.
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After two months she said, I don't want money anymore, I just really enjoy getting to know you.
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So, it was really interesting getting to know everyone and where they came from and their different personalities.
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It has been wonderful getting to know Meghan and to see how happy she and Harry are together.
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"Getting to know Dagenham helped me understand why so many Britons feel let down by politics," MacAskill said.
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"The general process of getting to know one group over a long period of time is very insightful."
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The fox approaches, and appears interested in getting to know the human, but this was just an act.
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Nolan: Talking to him it felt like a real date, like we were getting to know each other.
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"I love it because it really gives people the sense of getting to know me without any preconceptions."
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And, after getting to know her onscreen in the work room, you can tell she came to win.
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Her days as Jeff dwindled as she spent more and more time getting to know herself as Jess.
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Ahmed spent years getting to know old-school weavers and trying to convince them to craft his designs.
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The club is a place of networking and getting to know the promoters, the DJs, the club owners.
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"We are getting to know each other better and better every day ... we are becoming friends," she said.
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With Lexy, when we were getting to know each other, I read every romantic overture as platonic friendliness.
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I'm looking forward to getting to know his grandfather, William Barr, during the Attorney General hearing today. pic.twitter.
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Dr. Hellman said that getting to know the speakers was one of her favorite activities on a ship.
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Of course, meeting and getting to know other local movers and shakers could lead to future business opportunities.
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There's almost always a very amount of talking and communication, getting to know someone before I do that.
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He has his own place, I have mine, we're getting to know each other at our own pace.
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My mother had relocated to Manhattan following my father's death, just as I was getting to know John.
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His son had been less than a year old and was just now getting to know his father.
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Meeting Holly and getting to know her allowed me to get more in touch with my own feelings.
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Of course, getting to know a client really well improves the chances of giving a truly meaningful gift.
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Take a deep breath and prepare yourself for Ozark season 3 by getting to know its major players.
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By sharing his online experiences with me, he offered me the gift of getting to know him better.
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The "getting-to-know-you" period is the key part, Crawford said, and it's individual for each patient.
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I asked Hayeri to share insights from her experiences getting to know the women and shooting the piece.
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But it has appeared in the New York Times Crossword 20193 times, so it's worth getting to know.
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But we brushed it off, and it turned into a romantic, sweet, getting-to-know-each-other night.
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"The voters of South Carolina are still getting to know Pete," said Lauren Brown, Buttigieg's South Carolina spokeswoman.
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They were only a vehicle for getting to know their dog and exclaiming how wonderful every dog was.
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But after some getting-to-know-you banter, it became clear to both that the connection ran deeper.
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They moved from table to table every 20 minutes, exchanging small talk and getting to know each other.
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You call her your "best friend," but it sounds as if you're still getting to know each other.
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With "Rogue One" coming to theaters on December 16, 2016, it's worth getting to know Jones before then.
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I've been spending a lot of time getting to know Donald Trump in the '133s, '213s and '220s.
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You might walk away smelling like cat piss, sure, but a few shifts should provide you with ample opportunity to meet other people, and getting to know each other by cleaning animal cages is a hell of a lot cheaper than getting to know each other over drinks every weekend.
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" And later, "they ordered a late dinner to his house and seem to enjoy getting to know each other.
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When it came to Colton Underwood getting to know girlfriend Cassie Randolph's family, it wasn't exactly an auspicious start.
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Getting to know the family and their loved one is a crucial part of representing these cases, Crump said.
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They turn us away from getting to know groups that are different than us and unjustly provoke our fears.
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"I'm most looking forward to getting to know everyone," she told PeopleStyle of her hopes for the big night.
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Since Trudeau is a magnet for adorableness, the two world leaders took turns getting to know a tiny baby. .
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You can hear us getting to know each other on the record; you can hear us cutting our teeth.
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Reaching out to your immediate supervisor and getting to know him or her better may just change things around.
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Each person is different, but I love the process of getting to know my subjects and drawing them out.
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For Disney aficionados, these videos provide a perfect way of getting to know Ariel before the movie comes out.
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"We've loved getting to know all of you and seeing you build communities and make new friends," wrote McComas.
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After getting to know Anthony Romero, the ACLU's executive director, Altman offered to help him any way he could.
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In another recent Facebook post, Bynum talked about her commitment to getting to know her constituents while out canvassing.
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Even a seasoned astrologer would find it challenging to guess your moon sign without getting to know you better.
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That level of understanding may mean you skip those initial "getting to know you" steps early in your relationship.
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The exchange between the two men who are still getting to know each other was teased on social media.
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"The two presidents getting to know each other is probably the main part of this meeting," Peskov told reporters.
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"It's not only about feeding people, but also about getting to know them and trying to help," Impagliazzo said.
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In the "getting to know her" portion of their meet and greet, she's tricked into spilling her family secrets.
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Nevertheless I liked talking to the participants on the walk because getting to know other people is fundamentally interesting.
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The first step to building a community is catering to your customers and really getting to know each one.
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A big part of understanding what that looks like is really spending time getting to know who you are.
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In addition to everything else that I think people will share, especially when they're getting to know each other.
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" Traditional networking "is about me, me, me getting to know as many people as possible for my personal benefit.
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But the real "getting to know you" process, the important lead-up to marriage, doesn't happen with random questions.
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Eleven was getting to know the boys, and the strangeness in the government facility was gradually coming into focus.
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This is about getting to know your body and your turn-ons in a pressure-free, process-oriented environment.
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The actress and Buckley, 35, are "getting to know each other," a source close to Michele previously told PEOPLE.
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Banchs spent five years traveling to the continent, getting to know musicians and exploring the regions they call home.
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So committed to spending my life getting to know every single part of you loving you patiently and kindly.
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" Ceasar got her wish, and Austin told People, "We're young and having fun just getting to know each other.
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Then, head back to the courtyard area where you'll close out the night sipping and getting to know locals.
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I'm really looking forward to getting to know more about these amazing people I'm going on this journey with.
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It also reminds me of getting to know how to live with people in the confines of a minivan.
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In late summer 2017, she spent time in South Williamsburg getting to know a Brooklyn-based group of boys.
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Getting to know your neighbors can be a step towards organizing programs and causes that directly benefit your surroundings.
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One way that college kids and people at large are getting to know the nuances of the consent conversation?
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And getting to know them a little better will deepen your understanding of your horoscope and your natal chart.
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Matt: I see you are getting to know your knees a lot better, though, than you might have been.
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After a long day of presentations and getting to know one another, there came the formal, full-protocol dinner.
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When Ms. Haidar and Mr. Badawi were first getting to know each other, they spent hours on the phone.
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The current "getting-to-know-you phase" will give Chinese officials the opportunity to assess the delegation, Elms said.
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His new football coach, Sam Greiner, was getting to know Murphy and would often give him a ride home.
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It was the first time that a social network felt real in creating friendships and getting to know people.
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Our colleagues put together this helpful guide to getting to know the most diverse Congress ever assembled (The Hill).
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There was something satisfying about inhabiting and extending my desire, getting to know it without ever quite satisfying it.
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Getting to know the Politos is a true first glance into what it means to run a family business.
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Getting to know oneself better, and a feeling of self-fulfillment are also big factors for those taking part.
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And much of the game is spent simply getting to know these people and their views on the world.
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In getting to know the Webbs, Adele learned that Bruce was a deeply knowledgeable collector of fraternal-lodge paraphernalia.
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But now that Holbrooke is gone, and we're getting to know the alternatives, don't you, too, feel some regret?
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" Dairrai Doliber, Eighth grade social studies and debate teacher in Michigan "Honestly I love getting to know the kids.
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If you just started getting to know someone, or never got to schedule that first date, there's still hope.
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And now I've had the great pleasure of-- of getting to know you a little bit better down here.
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We've spent a fair amount of time getting to know Emily Kaldwin, a newly playable hero in Dishonored 2.
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"This is a president who is just getting to know people and that's part of those conversations," she said.
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After getting to know the three characters so intimately, seeing their wounds tossed around so carelessly made me sad.
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Even so, getting to know aged wines is a crucial step, if only to understand how aging affects wine.
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New York is getting to know the work of Gregory Maqoma, which borrows from Western and South African traditions.
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Those selected will go on matchmaking dates and "special dates getting to know Yusaku Maezawa" in February and March.
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Over the course of getting to know each other, Mill basically tells Rubin of the institutional racism he's experienced.
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"I have really learned to value private time, I've been deep in meditation and getting to know myself," he said.
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Maybe it was a conscious decision not to include them, considering we're all just getting to know Captain Marvel ourselves.
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She was still getting to know Mark, and they were on a group hike in the woods through deep snow.
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"We're getting to know each other and I think it was a great experience for him," Chopra previously told PEOPLE.
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I wanted it to be a process in getting to know the people who were willing to share their story.
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When I visited one ELL classroom, students were leafing through binders they'd made as a getting-to-know-you exercise.
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"Nick and Priyanka really like each other, and his family enjoyed getting to know her as well," says the source.
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And this is when I first came out to LA, I'm still like getting to know people and meet people.
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"We're getting to know each other and I think it was a great experience for him," Chopra previously told PEOPLE.
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Getting to know all the best hair, skin, and makeup launches Ulta Beauty had to offer these past 12 months.
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Still, the study is a step toward getting to know the diverse community of creepy crawlies that share our homes.
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Nonetheless, there's something about getting to know your assets the way I did that made the experience well worth it.
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"Nick and Priyanka really like each other, and his family enjoyed getting to know her as well," the source added.
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The actress, 29, and Buckley, 35, are "getting to know each other," a source close to Michele previously told PEOPLE.
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"We're getting to know each other and I think it was a great experience for him," Chopra, 35, told PEOPLE.
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It was so exciting being from the east coast, knowing Chris, and then getting to know the Channel Island family.
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"Music is an important part of making new connections and getting to know existing ones," said Tinder CEO Sean Rad.
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Perhaps one day science will advance enough for Ridley to spend time getting to know her co-star's furry BFF.
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They're in their early- to mid-20s, and that's an especially tricky time because you're really [getting to know] yourself.
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Granted, having not had sex, I would say this: There is more to life than getting to know someone biblically.
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And plenty of people are wondering how much Lindsay will address the topic while getting to know her own suitors.
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I think that helps change the perspective, but, of course, getting to know them better doesn't change what they did.
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This doesn't mean memorizing birthdays or names of family members, but having real conversations and getting to know your employees.
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While nursing him back to health and getting to know the gentleman, things in the house start to get... weird.
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His seven-hour, tequila-lubricated meeting with the crime boss was to have been a getting-to-know-you session.
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He met them in their homes, spending hours getting to know them and asking them questions before taking their portrait.
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Other than that, it was just kind of watching and learning and yeah, getting to know a really great guy.
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It may seem like a small thing, but the first step to getting along is getting to know each other.
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During his time in jail, Galloway, 34, was intentional about getting to know his fellow inmates on a deeper level.
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"I think it's a 'getting to know you' meeting plus, and that could be a very positive thing," Trump said.
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They're planning, for example, not to bill clients for the time Selendy & Gay lawyers spend getting to know clients' businesses.
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It was a lot of bands helping other bands, bands intermingling and getting to know bands you never met before.
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Getting to know each other better may be even trickier in these times of tension over trade and other matters.
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"Nick and Priyanka really like each other, and his family enjoyed getting to know her as well," said the source.
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Some getting to know the exotic animals, some yoga, some scavenger hunting, some music, and, of course, food and drink.
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You can prove you're what's best for the company by getting to know someone in HR and earning their respect.
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We hope you all have enjoyed the project as much as we enjoyed getting to know the honorees this summer.
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You won't have the luxury of getting to know one another's strengths or figuring out who the natural leader is.
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PLUS: The star talks "gelling really well" with the cast — and getting to know each other on a party bus!
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Though the filmmaker spent months researching and getting to know the man, Stone says there's a lot yet to learn.
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I know you will all enjoy getting to know Tim and I am excited to have him join our team!
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She was getting to know her two cousins, María and Leila, themselves former FARC members who had left the center.
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On TV, however, we get to spend more time getting to know characters and experiencing the arcs of their relationships.
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I asked him what he did and where he was from, as if we were getting to know each other.
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For Ishizaki, his stint in the UK has been about getting to know the indigenous seafood as much as anything.
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A game about basking in the small pleasures of getting to know another person, or another culture, through conversation alone.
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Ben Allen, president of the city's development corporation, started getting to know the new mayor, and he was pleasantly surprised.
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Was just getting to know this new English-speaking me, was just becoming his friend—and then he was gone.
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And I loved getting to know some white Southern men — a group I'd spent most of my life unkindly stereotyping.
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One essay was about getting to know my ex-wife's father, Charles, who is a huge part of the book.
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When searching for a co-host, Mr. Morris immediately thought of Ms. Wortham, whom he had been getting to know.
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We love getting to know them, but we know the contrasts would be too much to endure under one roof.
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There, they farm, fish, cook, craft, and mine, all while getting to know the other inhabitants of this quaint town.
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Just getting to know your colleagues better -- which is no harder than asking them questions -- deepens your connection to them.
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They were clearly spending a lot of time together, with Cyrus in particular getting to know all of Mongeau's friends.
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A lot of people watching the Academy Awards are just getting to know the likely Best Actress winner, Brie Larson.
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" Hamid's bio says she "truly values the importance of diversity and getting to know others who are different from oneself.
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Venom's strongest elements involve Brock and Venom getting to know each other via a sort of prolonged, difficult internal courtship.
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"So committed to spending my life getting to know every single part of you loving you patiently and kindLY," he continued.
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Instead of trying to have an orgasm immediately, commit to getting to know your body over a period of several months.
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It's voyeuristic, but in a way that makes you feel like you're getting to know somebody else — even if they're fictional.
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Sasha added Tjioe, and they began messaging and getting to know each other while Sasha was back in Moscow visiting family.
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Getting to know you all over the years has been such an incredible experience, and has made this all worth it.
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" The conversation focused on the midterms, but it also turned into what Sullivan described as a "getting-to-know-you meeting.
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The former secretary of state is just as engaged when it comes to getting to know Kaine on a personal level.
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Who and what it's for: Getting to know more about each other, so most ideal for relatively new or developing relationships.
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In a number of interviews, the 36-year-old has shared tidbits about how he's getting to know his new lady.
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But after studying and getting to know them, what I found was a rising generation of smart and highly ambitious individuals.
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His meticulous attitude about getting to know each and every one of his patients was probably what won me over most.
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"I had to go through, you know, quite a few people, talking (to) and getting to know different people," she says.
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"So committed to spending my life getting to know every single part of you loving you patiently and kindLY," he wrote.
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But it seems like we're only just getting to know Annie Apple and all the delightful things she has to say.
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The 39-year-old spent the day getting to know his young fans, many of whom are dealing with critical illnesses.
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Getting to know decision makers and trying to understand what makes them tick is still at the pinnacle of intelligence gathering.
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Some people ease into a new role by getting to know their colleagues and familiarizing themselves with the company break room.
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"Here is to an AWESOME 2019 filled with LOVE , ADVENTURES, and getting to know GOD more than we ever have before!"
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We're excited to welcome DRU into the team and we're sure you'll love getting to know him and his cheeky personality!
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But while Trump is just getting to know the Russian President, the United States has many years of experience with Putin.
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" Later, the source said they "ordered a late dinner to his house and seem to enjoy getting to know each other.
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Over the past five months, my father and I have taken on the monumental task of getting to know each other.
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Three weeks after checking back into rehab for alcohol addiction, Ben Affleck is still getting to know new flame Shauna Sexton.
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It could have easily been us stuck in that hell, getting to know each other in very new and interesting ways.
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For over two decades, little time, interest or encouragement has been devoted to getting to know colleagues of the other party.
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But she is overwhelmed by what lies ahead in a new city with a family she is just getting to know.
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Before the launch, Simpson spent several months visiting both domestic and international winemakers, getting to know the producers of each bottle.
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You could be good at making shows even if you weren't good at getting to know individual customers and their data.
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Getting to know your colleagues on a more personal level can be a long process that takes months, if not years.
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The executive residence staff lives with first families and shares all elements of life with them, getting to know them intimately.
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And at my age, too, dating is important, getting to know yourself by meeting different people, seeing what it's all about.
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We have a great time getting to know each other, and I'm disappointed we only met so late on her trip.
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Self-love is about getting to know yourself, being your own pal, and accepting your flaws (or at least tolerating them).
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They approached me about two and a half years ago, roughly, and since then I've been getting to know their music.
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The previous two records were more worlds, it wasn't as focused on getting to know Delicate Steve, whatever Delicate Steve is.
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After the first date, it's like we'd already gone through the getting to know each other stage in a huge way.
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But in getting to know her a bit since reading it, I've learned that her message is also about even more.
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Getting to know Fernando Pessoa, the shape-shifting writer who is considered one of Portugal's greatest poets, is no easy task.
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I have lived in places I had never heard of before, but getting to know the culture has been very fun.
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As Danielle explains, the practice is also about getting to know your body better and having a healthy relationship with it.
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So here we have the owners of companies not even getting to know how their money is spent on political activity.
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They spent a day getting to know each other, and they spoke in English, as their two states had different languages.
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We wanted it to be about their reunion, getting to know each other again, and how they've changed over 20 years.
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The couple has been getting to know Rob while grilling and chilling at Chyna's house where they're staying during the visit.
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The other, Ally (Lady Gaga), comes up with a lyric on the fly to describe the star she's getting to know.
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For some, having sex early on can facilitate a sense of closeness that eases the process of getting to know someone.
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Supporting the bride/my besties and getting to know their other friends/extended family/future family has been so much fun.
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First we need to spend some riotous time getting to know his routine, his tricks, his snitches and his blood brothers.
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"A lot of family-boundary setting happens as a result of getting to know your own likes and preferences," Tawwab said.
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There were no immediate romantic sparks, but instead we just loved being together and getting to know and understand each other.
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This past April, Carvey appeared on Conan O'Brien's late-night show and reflected on getting to know Bush and his wife.
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He loved identifying the athlete, but he really loved getting to know the person, and what the person was all about.
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It's best to save some portion of the getting-to-know-you back and forth for your first real-world encounter.
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"Getting in that frame of mind and getting to know people with that same notion — you can get on that together."
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Usually Mr. Pfluger talks to his subjects for an hour or so, getting to know them before pulling out his camera.
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It's a really nice time, and I have a lot of fun getting to know some of my newer team members.
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She was getting to know them, beginning to thread their ideas into the work — but the choreography was still revealing itself.
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People getting to know each other are loud in one way, and old friends are loud in a completely different way.
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One of the most satisfying quests is trading items between characters with different needs, getting to know their interests and quirks.
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The secret to being a great salesperson is getting to know your customer's needs and problems and providing them a solution.
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Around the same time, he was also getting to know Michael A. Ledeen, a controversial writer and former Reagan administration official.
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He spent the weekend at Barber Motorsports Park in Birmingham getting to know his competitors and teammates for the Indianapolis 500.
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Getting to know Brian, who's become a friend, and the whole Coinbase leadership team and board has been an immense privilege.
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If you want your bosses to see you as irreplaceable, spend some time getting to know them on a personal level.
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NM: As you were getting to know the women at York, what priorities or concerns did they bring to their work?
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They were interested in getting to know me, a student whom their niece had talked about, and they often visited her.
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I was, in some simple way, honoring them and their struggles—my grandma especially— and getting to know myself better, too.
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It's not just about posting photos, but also about meeting and getting to know like-minded people, chatting, and learning new things.
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But the extraordinarily talented and impactful cast members are worth getting to know beyond the characters they'll be portraying in the film.
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KATYA: I was really hoping for Laganja and Gia, because I've had the pleasure of getting to know them after their seasons.
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"I just want to say thank you all for spending this time with me and really getting to know me," he said.
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Even dad, who is usually not part of the child rearing process, has shown interest in getting to know the new arrival.
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It was an honor getting to know him and work with him later in life after admiring his many talents for decades.
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I just didn't see us building a strong connection, and I had 21 other women I was excited about getting to know.
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With assistance from The Internet's Steve Lacy, Crush deftly portrays all the stages of getting to know someone in the digital age.
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It's honestly exciting to feel our roots growing in Dubuque and getting to know so many other people that live near us.
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"We're getting to know each other and I think it was a great experience for him," Chopra told PEOPLE of the trip.
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When we first got together and were getting to know each other, I asked him about the pets he'd had growing up.
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I tend to err on the side of getting to know the company and the current processes well before proposing a change.
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She's in Switzerland at the moment, but I know you'll love getting to know her in the months and years to come.
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They think it's a flirty, intimate conversation starter, but it's completely cosmetic and has nothing to do with getting to know me.
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She lost miserably in the election, and now America is really, truly getting to know the dark, ruthless side of Hillary Clinton.
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" Later, the source tells PEOPLE, "They ordered a late dinner to his house and seem to enjoy getting to know each other.
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The meeting is productive, and we have a good turnout of new folks who seem to enjoy getting to know each other.
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After all, Winston told his dad that while he was interested in getting to know him, Ferguson had no interest in reconciliation.
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Each photo shoot, he explains, is a unique and collaborative process of getting to know his subject and what makes them tick.
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" Later, the source told PEOPLE, "They ordered a late dinner to his house and seem to enjoy getting to know each other.
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"I began the investigation by pinpointing and getting to know the key players in Bali's completely unregulated dog-meat industry," he said.
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She left behind so much to meet me, and her aggressiveness just further proves how seriously she's taking getting to know me.
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If you're single, use your phone and computer as a tool for getting to know people, deepening your connections, and getting off.
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Getting to know these women, walking around the area with them, I got a deeper insight into their day-to-day struggles.
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Hopefully, they'll do more of the getting to know each other stuff off camera before setting out on any new TV endeavors.
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This has included testing different varieties for THC content, observing reactions to different seasons, and getting to know the plant's water requirements.
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Romney have not spent a significant amount of time together, so it is still a process of getting to know each other.
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Police walked the streets rather than using patrol cars, getting to know shop-owners and residents nearly as well as the criminals.
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I didn't miss the beginning: the insecurity, the butterflies and that period of awkwardness when you're just getting to know each other.
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A fantastic added delight is getting to know Wyatt, who I'd admired from afar, and I mean that in a creepy way.
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I learned the basics of investing, saving, and budgeting from this book while getting to know more about Lowry's personal investing journey.
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Getting to know Credit KarmaCredit Karma started giving out free credit scores in 2007, and in 2014, it added full credit reports.
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But after months of spending time with and getting to know Samantha, Sarah realized just how much she'd misunderstood the autistic community.
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A simple, "After getting to know you, I know that you and my friend Jordan would really hit it off" will do.
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After more than two years of getting to know him, you would think the media would be used to this by now.
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My booze-free journey has felt like a new beginning—I'm still getting to know who I am when I'm not drunk.
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Instead, users answer getting-to-know-you questions and share fun, personality-revealing facts on their profile, along with photos and videos.
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Getting to know her body after the weight loss was as much a part of Kozerki's journey as the weight loss itself.
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After filming with the scholars and getting to know them and their stories, what path do you see each of them taking?
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The piano started, and Maye launched into the Rodgers and Hammerstein tune "Getting to Know You," singing in a soothing near-whisper.
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I want to start by acknowledging the incredible group of women that I had the privilege of getting to know this season.
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As the relationship progresses, there are only so many ways to sidestep her gentle and utterly normal getting-to-know-you questions.
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The bad: You'd think the bad would be that it's over just as we were getting to know him, but get real.
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Kaley Nesselroade from Wilmington said real connections were lost: I believe that texting is an important aspect of getting to know somebody.
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The entry has appeared in The New York Times Crossword a total of 137 times, however, so it's worth getting to know.
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Kim has visited prisons across the country -- recently spending time on death row -- getting to know prisoners, their cases and possible injustices.
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I'd never ask him for a drink: Seeing someone naked is radically different from getting to know each other over a drink.
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But after getting to know the dealers while walking her dogs each day, one local woman decided to do something about it.
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I looked forward to getting to know them, to asking unusual questions about favorite foods just to see how they would respond.
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Basically, Chase's date went well enough that JoJo was willing to keep getting to know him with an overnight, camera-less stay.
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But "The Good Fight" does not find Diane struggling to grow a decent carignan or getting to know her quirky Provençal neighbors.
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Getting to know your body is also key in developing a positive relationship with yourself — the most important relationship you'll ever have.
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As to what their time together would like look, Oladipo said it'd be focused on the pair getting to know each other.
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We were an expansion team, so we were all rejected by the other teams and we were getting to know each other.
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Who you know is crucial here, and getting to know more people is something it's a lot easier to do in person.
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Yeah, we basically started with the concept of an interview and worked backwards to its fundamental principle of getting to know someone.
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It's easy to groan about the awfulness of "these kids today," but getting to know them personally reveals another, more hopeful story.
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Lol. We had to look past both our 'ideals' and just enjoy the journey in getting to know someone who was pretty terrific.
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After getting to know the internal team, I was blown away by the strength of Instacart's business and the unique culture they've created.
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"I guess we've got to just look forward to meeting him — or, I guess, getting to know him — and we'll see what's next."
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And their whirlwind relationship only strengthened throughout the year, as they spent holidays together and spent time getting to know one another's family.
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We were in that giddy phase of getting to know each other, but these shocks were becoming more and more common for me.
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This is part and parcel of being a villain: Contestants who are aggressive about getting to know the lead tend to ruffle feathers.
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Prince Harry was in his element on Tuesday, getting to know the athletes who will represent the U.K. at the 2020 Invictus Games.
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Another fun part of the job, they said, is getting to know the residents, supers, and store owners who live along their route.
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I still threw dinner parties, and I was getting to know the New York food and wine landscape, in all its varied glory.
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Though these Nigerian dwarf goats were born at Sunflower Farm Creamery on Thursday, they've wasted little time getting to know their outdoor surroundings.
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In a 1981 interview with Storr, Rudy Burckhardt recalls getting to know his next-door neighbor in the late 1930s, Bill de Kooning.
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Reposit's software helps lower the electricity bill by getting to know the household's consumption patterns, Osborne said, and to use energy more efficiently.
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This month, revel in the getting-to-know-you process because, honestly, there's always something new to learn about the one you love.
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Afterwards, swing by Trump Tower to meet the man that many of your employees have already had the pleasure of getting to know.
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It was as sweet and natural and fumbling and silly as getting to know someone's body ever is, whatever gender they may be.
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And while some of Grande's fans are clearly still getting to know the "Wannabe" singers, they're not the only ones getting an education.
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I've learned (even before getting to know Arianna Huffington!) that a good night of sleep is the one thing I can't function without.
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I followed a very strict diet during my time in the jungle, getting to know all the medicinal plants and surviving by myself.
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"We're getting to know each other and I think it was a great experience for him," Chopra previously told PEOPLE of Jonas' trip.
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Like college students everywhere, it also involves getting to know the best and worst of ourselves before we move forward with our lives.
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You know your dog better than anybody else, and getting to know your walker will help you decide whether they're the right fit.
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We would have lunch periodically, and I was getting to know him and his story and how he sang with JT and Christina.
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At the time, a source told PEOPLE they had only been on a few dates and were just getting to know each other.
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If your date is a fellow birth chart expert, you could simply ask them these questions directly while getting to know them better.
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It suddenly became enjoyable because I was getting to know my body and face better, and it was fun to try on clothes.
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According to a source, Spears, 35, and Asghari have gone on three dates thus far and are just getting to know each other.
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"I feel like our relationship has been so fun, so easy getting to know each other," Brown, 24, tells Cameron, 26, over dinner.
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If getting to know our favorite characters better provides that escapism, shows like This Is Us are here at exactly the right time.
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I pulled her hand off my limp dick and made the wild suggestion of maybe getting to know each other a bit first.
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After eight months of getting to know each other online, he traveled to Shiraz, Iran, in July 2017 to meet her in person.
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After getting to know a veteran's service dog while on a speaking tour, Kyle began to appreciate the healing power of service dogs.
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Lemonis says that getting to know the people you'll be working with is more important than any other element of forming a partnership.
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Getting to know what angles work best for you, what assets you want to emphasize, or how much you're comfortable showing takes practice.
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Dating in 2017 is a serious challenge, and that's why it's necessary to have a sense of humor when getting to know people.
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Just getting to know people through online communities and things like that has been really important for building spaces for like-minded individuals.
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But it's can also escalate a flirtation exceedingly fast and strip the slow wonder of getting to know someone the old-fashioned way.
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Everyone loves going to Italy, getting pissed on good wine, getting stuffed with piles of spaghetti and getting to know some ancient monuments.
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In January 2017, she said that she and Asghari were "basically forced" to spend time getting to know one another on the set.
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Although I appreciate deep conversations, small talk is useful when getting to know someone or talking to someone you don't know that well.
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I was particularly interested in speaking with members of the Hmong community, and getting to know some of their civic and cultural institutions.
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Your contacts are a valuable resource in terms of getting to know a company's true culture, and whether it will fit your goals.
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In a series of studies, Harvard researchers examined more than 300 online and in-person conversations between people getting to know each other.
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While getting to know people requires a healthy amount of sharing, sharing too much about yourself right off the bat comes across wrong.
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I keep going back, getting to know people, and spending time in homes and restaurants, but also in farmhouses and with street vendors.
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They had an on-going conversation to potentially join the company, and, "We spent the fall getting to know each other," Frank said.
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It may be time to work a little harder to getting to know your local Girl Scout, you can start by visiting GirlScouts.
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By getting to know the community as well as the individuals she paints, she discovers what will eventually become part of the painting.
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Tabitha thought she would dip her toe into the political scene gradually, first getting to know local activists and listening in on meetings.
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"It's about the next guy up and being able to play and we're getting to know our kids," Vegas Coach Gerard Gallant said.
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To the Editor: Frank Bruni is correct that getting to know faculty members is critically important for getting the most out of college.
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Over the last 25 years, an explosion in diversity has blown apart the once-simple framework for getting to know and understand wine.
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"Our core group has been fun, getting to know the guys coming together before we actually put on the Rangers jersey," Miller said.
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"We have to fight that invisible enemy—unknown, but we are getting to know it a lot better," President Trump said on Tuesday.
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Getting to know the places in which those lives unfolded helps me in my efforts to get into the individuals' heads and hearts.
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Dr. Bader said that when couples are just getting to know each other, they often say they're companions, and she's fine with that.
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And we do like each other and we are getting to know each other, but what if it were not meant to be?
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The moments here are personal and private — people are getting to know walls, floors — and to intrude on their psychedelic reverie seems gauche.
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The problem with that twist is that this can be super confusing, especially when you are just getting to know all the characters.
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Afterward, she spent more than an hour signing books and getting to know some of the teenage girls and young women who came.
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"At no point during the process of getting to know each other did we call what we were doing 'dating,'" Mr. Harun said.
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For example, after getting to know you, it can detect whether you're landing too much on the front or back of your foot.
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Miley Cyrus and Cody Simpson are in the midst of the best part of a relationship: the getting to know each other phase.
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Koop recalls how one day after a court hearing in the temporary facility in Laredo, she spent an hour getting to know Francisco.
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Take a little extra time getting to know people, and figuring out if there's at least a basic level of trust and comfort.
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There are so many troublesome disconnects in Jojo Rabbit, and the "getting to know Elsa" aspect of the story is a big one.
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Jones asked Pete Buttigieg what it was about Chasten that stood out to him when they first were getting to know each other.
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Instead of slowly getting to know the victim, he will immediately start talking about the future and may suggest living together right away.
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But there's no question that they get tremendous benefit from being involved together, getting to know each other and working in international communities.
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That way, you concentrate more on the relationship, on building trust, and on getting to know each other well before you get close.
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"Getting to know and vibe with Kilbourne by working together has been a mad cute, friendly, experience-exchanging process and relationship," she said.
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They spent the last week in London getting to know Anstead's "old stomping grounds," visiting the Queen and cuddling up outside of their hotel.
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Getting to know the men and women who work for you — yes, they work for you — will show that you're dedicated to the cause.
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Chopra, who recently confirmed to PEOPLE that she is "getting to know" the singer, has been jetting to many international locations as of late.
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It's nice that people outside of baseball are getting to know who he actually is, besides this villain that he's always been portrayed as.
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Start by installing ad blockers on your browser, the EFF makes one called Privacy Badger, and spend time getting to know your privacy settings.
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Important spoiler alert: He doesn't murder her, and what unfolds instead is a surprisingly tender look at two people getting to know each other.
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"We're enjoying this time of being engaged, continuing to date and court each other, and getting to know each other even more," Rodgers said.
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As Iaconetti stressed during the post-show tell-all, the date was mostly about eating cheeseburgers, drinking Champagne, and getting to know one another.
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"One of my favorite things about the first movie was getting to know the era," she explained during the show's big Warner Bros. panel.
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"You're just getting to know Albus in this film, and there's obviously a lot more to come," Law told Entertainment Weekly earlier this summer.
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Perhaps, he says, he is naïve, but he believes that getting to know people who are different is the best way to create change.
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But from getting to know people, there's also a ton of grinding that goes into the business, and lots of days, it isn't easy.
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Still, even if I "pass," when getting to know new people I'll often disclose that I'm an Arab, raised Muslim, and am gay, too.
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"We're enjoying this time of being engaged, continuing to date and court each other, and getting to know each other even more," Rodgers explained.
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They see them first before they give me a chance, and this immediately puts them off talking to me and getting to know me.
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We just started living together and are still getting to know each other, but have gotten really close in a short amount of time.
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There were always people clustered on the patios, or in the cafe areas catching up with old friends and getting to know new ones.
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Each episode, the duo spend time getting to know the people behind the opportunity, and their decisions are based more on personality than numbers.
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The music — bright, playful, and crackling — could stand on its own, but spending time with the album felt like getting to know its creator.
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But the meeting was in essence about the allies getting to know each other as much as it was about setting out substantive relations.
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During her acceptance speech, the actress talked about her experience getting to know Clark, who she also brought as her date for the evening.
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The dinners -- where, I am told, wine is always served -- are about sharing experiences and getting to know one another on a personal level.
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That turn can begin by its members adopting the simplest practice of a traditional American community — getting to know, understand and trust one's neighbors.
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It's important for cis people to love the person they are getting to know just as much as the person they thought they knew.
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But Kasowitz went "not as my attorney, just kind of getting to know the landscape, understanding what was happening over there," Falcone told ProPublica.
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I was excited about getting to know more about him in paradise for two weeks, but it would have been wiser to know less.
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He's really just trying to connect with another human being and taking it one step at a time, just organically getting to know someone.
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When we get to a final decision phase, the candidates spend the day — sometimes multiple days — on site, getting to know the whole company.
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I'm good at this job because it's all about getting to know people and enjoying my sexuality, which are two of my favorite things.
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Trimble has reached out to Livingston, too, getting to know him through letters and sending book recommendations for him to better understand trans issues.
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How far into getting to know someone, or being in an actual relationship with that person, do you tell them that you had cancer?
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After paying $19993 for Artifact and working through its tutorials, I wanted to build some decks and start getting to know the game better.
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You might find yourself getting to know someone special, and then you discover they are into one of those batshit crazy, off-brand sodas.
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"Dealing with Pakistan, I don't enjoy," he added, and then went on to say that he drew pleasure from getting to know the staff.
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I have had so much fun getting to know all of you and just seeing this extraordinary work that you do every single day.
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As with any novel featuring a distant object of idolatry, this one succeeds only to the extent that Margo is worth getting to know.
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In February, HBO's "Girls" aired its own harassment episode, one focused on the confusing experience of getting to know — and like — an alleged predator.
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If you haven't spent time getting to know Kool A.D.'s 100-track mixtape O.K., released last year, you should probably get on that.
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What struck me on the bus ride and our flight was how alone each individual was, as we were getting to know one another.
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Given that context, was this whole process—getting to know each other at the same time that you're working on a debut album—overwhelming?
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The college experiences that shaped my life the most centered around getting to know people from diverse backgrounds and learning to solve problems independently.
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The Swiss use the system as a democratization tool (with rich and poor getting to know each other) as well as a preparedness program.
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Astrology is one tool, she argues, for getting to know ourselves, what drives us, and how we can be of use in the world.
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Weiner&aposs focus on understanding and getting to know employees when he started, and creating a vision, helped LinkedIn grow to about 15,000 employees.
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The first session typically involves the therapist getting to know you, discussing the areas of the relationship they hope to improve and setting goals.
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No matter how hard management tries to keep them from getting to know and trust each other, they always will, at least a little.
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They also value sex and intimacy, so dedicating an entire evening to getting to know each other on that level is a great idea.
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Getting to know growers through the years, Greenberg recognized that the success of a given greenhouse relied heavily on visual observations made by farmers.
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Now, while he loves uploading to his digital platforms — and getting to know his growing fanbase — he is eyeing a bigger career in Hollywood.
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But it will be even more satisfying to see her save the day (again) after getting to know her on her own terms first.
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It was all deeply fascinating to P.J. Leo, a photojournalist with The Jakarta Post, who spent years getting to know Tangerang's Benteng Chinese community.
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My father, who's deceased, would have had a very hard time, at first, accepting her but then getting to know her, he would've been fine.
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The couple had been introduced to each other and after like six months of hanging out and getting to know each other, they got engaged.
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"The best part was the dinner the night before at Josh's parents home spending time with Josh's family and getting to know Bobby's," she said.
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"Many people came to do harm to Prophet Mohammed, and after engagement and getting to know him they changed their mind in a positive manner."
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Yes, it sometimes helps to have a recognizable face playing the main character, but good TV shows are so often about getting to know someone.
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Streisand and Redford had an undeniable chemistry on screen, one that Gabler writes was due to their genuine interest in getting to know each other.
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Still, having spent the last few years getting to know Trump, I think there are a few ways he could be convinced to do it.
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You can skip the normal-life process of slowly getting to know somebody on the shallowest of levels and get right to the good stuff.
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At the end of the day, what's the marginal utility of one more problem set versus getting to know a couple more classmates, she added.
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Glow season 1, a candy-colored feminist joyride, is all about getting to know the Gorgeous Ladies Of Wrestling and the bumbling men around them.
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Peripheral players and eyewitnesses get their own detailed backstories throughout the series, and you never tire of getting to know the kids of Hanover High.
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None of this spoils the intrinsic fun of getting through some clever and compelling puzzles, and getting to know your teammates in a limited way.
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When you aren't thinking about how you come off, and are just focused on getting to know someone, your rising sign is on full display.
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For example, before AirBNB's success, the founders took photos of the host locations themselves, getting to know their target market's beliefs, pain points, and desires.
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"I don't go by other people's opinion, I go by my own opinion," Flicker, who is friends with Laurita, says of getting to know Giudice.
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" Hartman told McGraw in the Monday special that she wouldn't normally be attracted to Avery – "but after getting to know him, it's a different story.
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Anyway, I'm glad he's doing well, and it was exciting to spend my last year of college eligibility getting to know a new coaching staff.
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It has been so nice getting to know you, and I've really loved learning all about your passion for space and astronomy (positive and specific).
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Apple is still getting to know how consumer interest varies for larger and smaller phones, having launched two competing sizes only in 2014, he said.
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" He takes another sip and continues: "This whiskey reminds me of getting to know Shane [MacGowan] and everything he provided for me as a person.
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That could save users time in answering the "getting to know you" questions some apps pose to their users to help perfect their matching algorithms.
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The UN soldiers I interviewed had learned that getting to know people where they're stationed provided a deeper, more nuanced perspective on the local culture.
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Mr. Smith remembers that the two went out just about every week after that, ice skating, exploring city parks and getting to know each other.
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We need to heed this advice: Spend some time getting to know Tony Snow again, and see how a true gentleman served a worthy nation.
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I view my role as the keeper of the culture, and so I spend my time in a relaxed way getting to know the person.
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Responses — in Arabic, German and English — included stories of learning a new language, developing an ear for punk rock and getting to know new neighbors.
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One of the best things about being a Three 6 Mafia fan in their heyday was getting to know all of their affiliates and proteges.
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But getting to know these guys on a personal level, they're great, really down to earth, easy to approach and talk to kind of guys.
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But the same can't be said for newer NBA fans or those just getting to know the Celtics thanks to their competitiveness in postseason play.
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Also, if the manager suggests that you start doing something, whether it's getting to know other employees or reading a monthly industry report, get started.
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Getting to know Steve in that environment was such a joy for someone who grew up with his music and remains intimidated by the genius.
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After getting to know each other online, Mothershead flew out to the woman's home country — the Philippines — to meet her in person, the complaint states.
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Their mother, Mary Jane, 20113, has never read it, but they both love the book and have warm memories of getting to know the Sheehans.
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Vows Alex Barker wasn't expecting Erin Smith to smile when they met in 20173 after almost two years of getting to know each other online.
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Shankar, an anthropologist at Northwestern, attended many major spelling bees and spent hundreds of hours interviewing and getting to know the contestants and their families.
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It's a place well worth getting to know, and, as I found over a recent weekend visit, it needn't cost an arm and a leg.
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His real break was getting to know Yuri Andropov, another son of Stavropol, who became K.G.B. director and later general secretary of the Communist Party.
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I could finally learn to enjoy my own company, either by getting to know myself better or growing into a version of myself I preferred.
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I enjoy that aspect of solving, because it's very much like getting to know a new friend, or even catching up with an old one.
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Through every high and every low, I had the time of my life getting to know you all and made memories I will cherish forever.
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This is also a time for sexual freedom and getting to know more about what you like, and the social forces that shape these desires!
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"Because of a new coaching staff, the comfort of (coaches and players) getting to know each other was important." first-year coach Billy Donovan said.
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The least interesting characters in any story about gentrification are the gentrifiers, yet they are the ones we spend the most time getting to know.
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I pay $119 per month for Burn, which has all the classes I love, great amenities, and instructors that I've started getting to know personally.
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That day, we waded through a getting-to-know-you conversation that somehow felt both more awkward and less awkward than most of its kind.
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The thought of getting to know more of the Guy, one of the most intriguing players in a cast of intoxicating characters, is intensely appealing.
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You're not just removing a random respawn from the world, but someone you spend time talking with, getting to know, and likely completing quests for.
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Trump said he expected a quick getting-to-know-you meeting with President Obama on Thursday, even though it was scheduled to last an hour.
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They spend about 12 days over the course of a three-month period getting to know one another as they all tackle a similar problem.
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When Kobayashi first moved to Madison, she prioritized getting to know people outside of Epic, signing up for a variety of meetups she found online.
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And we have so few opportunities to do the hard work of breaking through those first impressions and getting to know the human soul inside.
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"Getting to know these men and learning more from them about the conditions in the centre gave me more of an understanding of some of the things they could benefit from in the camp, and so I learned how parcels could be sent and what was contraband etc, and started to send some things to the men I was getting to know," Murdoch explained via email.
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Even if some extra "getting to know you" measures are taken, iHookup is 100% still racy and wants to give you the best erotic experience possible.
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The Republican lawmaker from Nebraska tweeted that the trips in his GMC Acadia were part of a "work tour" aimed at getting to know his constituents.
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"I am so grateful for this experience of working with and getting to know these incredible women in #moriarefugeecamp their hearts are so kind," she wrote.
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Hannah hopes to educate her viewers about sex, relationships, and feminism, with video titles like Sexual Consent 22011, Sexual Experimentation, and Getting to Know Your Vagina.
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These people might worry that there was something so obviously undesirable about them that a person would reject them outright—without even getting to know them.
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I hear how adopting one of our elderly dogs all of a sudden has gotten the father to start walking and getting to know his neighbors.
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Jojo comes to understand the error of his ways through getting to know Elsa as a human and unlearning the ideas he's been taught about Jews.
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It's easy to lose hours just wandering around and talking to people, particularly early on when you're just getting to know the world and its characters.
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We spend so much time getting to know characters, learning their wants and ambitions, that the threat of losing them is frustrating, unexpected, and emotionally jarring.
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But, most importantly, I'm recognizing the importance of getting to know a person as, well, a person before I start putting them in the relationship bin.
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It's one of the more touching road trip stories ever committed to film: Huffman plays Bree, a trans woman getting to know her long-lost son.
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Lots of women look forward to motherhood -- getting to know a tiny baby, raising a growing child, developing a relationship with a maturing son or daughter.
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But while many might expect fireworks as the two leaders meet, officials say the encounter will be more about the pair getting to know each other.
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And while these extravagant items are interesting enough in their own right, it's getting to know 2 Chainz in the process that makes the magic happen.
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Sharing fun anecdotes and getting to know each other as a group is what I feel really makes for a stronger bond and a nice foundation.
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As the girls start chatting and getting to know each other, Bookout and Palin reveal that they actually briefly met each other over nine years ago.
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Upon getting to know her, she was lovely, but when you first met her, her piercing blue eyes and serious countenance made her appear downright icy.
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We spent so long getting to know these characters that it seems cruel to leave them in what still seems like the middle of their stories.
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In getting to know "The Oracle of Omaha," I learned something incredibly surprising: Up until the age of 20, he had a fear of public speaking.
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Today, getting to know someone as a person and bonding with them over shared interests and activities are the things that get me the most excited.
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My job requires me to run errands outside of the office, so getting to know the area right away definitely helped me complete my tasks rapidly.
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When you're getting to know a new partner, there are a lot of fun facts you might be curious about, like: Do they like their job?
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Everyone makes mistakes and I really hope America gets to see the guy we are all getting to know, which is a really, really nice guy.
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As a coveted recruit, he spent time on the campuses of Midwestern blue-blood programs, getting to know the world of high-major Division I basketball.
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"I am just so pleased that people are getting to know that fogbows exist as it appears few people do, including me before Sunday," he said.
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Geminis are known for their curiosity, their near-journalistic approach to getting to know someone, and their wit (many Gems are suckers for a good debate).
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From that point and on, Oprah worked on getting to know her audience by speaking with them every day after her show instead of signing autographs.
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Then Djawadi whittled that melody down to quieter versions that would play in the scenes when Dany and Jon were just getting to know one another.
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It is not uncommon for private equity firms to do so-called "toehold investments" for reasons that include long-term investing and getting to know management.
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Getting to know your neighbors on a deeper level can reduce the chances that one of them will commit a heinous crimes, like rape and murder.
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He added that "a couple people have gotten really offended," accusing him of trying to fit them into a narrative rather than getting to know them.
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Before I was Queen C, I was just C, and I look forward to getting to know myself better after I'm done with all these secrets.
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Kafuku is a successful actor, and he puts on a convincing show of getting to know his rival, hoping to find a weakness he can exploit.
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Get the VICE App on iOS and Android The weed industry is getting to know a time-honored tradition of the American business world: corporate fraud.
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But getting to know him and all the nuances and challenges of his life with the odds stacked against him was just a completely different experience.
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But I wanted to begin the conversation getting to know a little bit about Talib Kweli before he became the global rap-star he is today.
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A new school year has already begun in many places across the country, and that means thousands of students are getting to know their new teachers.
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Getting to know students and watch them grow is probably the most rewarding part of my job; sitting alone during office hours is among the least.
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He derided the girls who are "into Elliott Smith and getting to know everybody," sung with the inflection of an eyeroll and the jackoff hand motion.
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"We're educating the world about our program, but we're also getting to know the buyers in each market," Kristine Bell, a senior partner at Zwirner, said.
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The agent will pitch your book proposal or manuscript to publishers, which can lead to getting-to-know-you meetings with publishers and editors, or both.
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He also said he had "spent a lot of time getting to know the opinion folks," which included working with James Bennet, the editorial page editor.
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"I've enjoyed my time getting to know Robert Wilkie and working alongside him to advance community care legislation through Congress," Mr. Isakson said in a statement.
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ERIS has been an entry in The New York Times puzzles a total of 351 times, so she and her apple are worth getting to know.
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"I'm looking forward to getting to know everyone here and digging in deep to everything and everybody to see how I can assist them," he said.
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Lots of women look forward to motherhood – getting to know a tiny baby, raising a growing child, developing a relationship with a maturing son or daughter.
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There's a lot of getting-to-know-you and here's-what-we're-doing talk in the early episodes, and not a lot of action or emotion.
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The Miller Theater's signature, invaluable Composer Portraits series is music's Dia:Beacon, offering the chance to spend an entire evening getting to know a single living artist.
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Larry recommends getting to know your bank's tellers and bringing them the occasional box of donuts or a pizza if you make a particularly big score.
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As with "Last Chance U," Whiteley tries to bear down on the particulars of the sport while getting to know these athletes off the field, too.
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" The source added that Cameron and Hadid are still getting to know one another at this stage, but that Cameron thinks the two have really "connected.
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With few exceptions, members of the Senate Republican majority did not offer so much as the accustomed courtesy of an informal getting-to-know-you meeting.
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"We spent an enormous amount of time over the first five years getting to know our customer base," said Sabrina Basht, chief strategy officer at Marlette.
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They're not into the idea of having sexual contact with someone they don't know very well and have no intention of getting to know very well.
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For Mr. Paley Ellison, 20163, getting to know Mr. Campbell at the hospice center that year led to a till-death-do-us-part love affair.
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Drawing on the enormous reams of notes Foos had taken over the years, and his own experience getting to know Foos, Talese compiled The Voyeur's Motel.
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Whether you're making small talk about the holidays or discussing the company's business model, getting to know your leadership helps align you with the company's values.
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But sometimes, getting lost in a city means seeing the place in a new way, discovering a new neighborhood, or getting to know your home better.
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In the years that followed, the couple moved away from New York to Oklahoma and focused on rebuilding their relationship and getting to know each other again.
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He sounds very disingenuous, and it makes me feel like he is more fascinated with the idea of me than really getting to know who Rachel is.
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After getting to know it a little, the Essential Phone seems like it's more about simplicity than actually trying to change the game or start any revolutions.
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You didn't get to see, but after the cameras left, we spent quality time getting to know each other and then … I had a freak-out moment.
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Not talking about our inner lives robs us of really getting to know ourselves and robs us of the chance to reach out to others in need.
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"We're getting to know each other and I think it was a great experience for him," she told PEOPLE about his recent visit to her home country.
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When I fur-st arrived to the studio, it was very loud — people greeting the other class attendees, and dogs barking away getting to know one other.
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He spent days getting to know the residents of the town, and the people who regularly sell handcrafts in the main square and outside the park's entrance.
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In this story, and specifically in getting to know Debra a little bit, I thought this was a really perfect opportunity to ask some of those questions.
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For me, it was just about getting to know this guy this entire season and making it all the way to the end – literally to the finals.
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More importantly, getting to know Beth lets the show reacquaint us — and itself — with the the myriad details that make up Orphan Black's increasingly entangled big picture.
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Plus, after four months of not seeing each other and very minimal communication, two days of getting to know a new city with T. will be priceless.
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Superpower is almost mirthlessly sincere and straightforward, except when it spends time behind the scenes with Wong's friends, getting to know the central figures of the movement.
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First on the itinerary, though, was enjoying the process of getting to know my husband better and to see if we had the same interests and hobbies.
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She eventually told Ooko that she enjoyed their friendship, and suggested that they take things slow and continue getting to know each other before deciding to date.
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My recent dates have felt less like I'm auditioning men for a role in my life, and more like I'm just getting to know a new friend.
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Like most people, singles over 50 found the top challenges of dating were finding someone, asking them out and also getting to know them before you do.
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And the proliferation of this technology can sometimes cause people to let their guard down after getting to know someone through the filter of a smartphone screen.
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They're still getting to know Jesse [Lafser] and I. Obviously, Brittany's a superstar, and it's really amazing to have this intimate night with us that's also hilarious.
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As they being getting to know one another, each girl discovers they have magic powers: Mel can freeze time, Maggie can read minds and Macy has telekinesis.
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After getting to know the adorable Velociraptor named Blue in the first Jurassic World movie, seeing all these dinos falling to their deaths is just overwhelmingly emotional.
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That is highly unusual, experts say, and speaks to how much interest Russia has in getting to know the ins and outs of America's decentralized voting apparatus.
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Taron Egerton had a ball spending time with Elton John as he was getting to know the legendary singer before playing him in the musical biopic Rocketman.
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But as "Git Gone" shows us Laura's own encounter with Anubis, his presence works perfectly, thanks to the context of getting to know Laura throughout the episode.
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McIlroy says the current generation have been inspired not only by growing up watching Woods at his peak, but also getting to know him as a person.
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Everyone was in a good mood, talking to strangers, getting to know each other, just aglow with this weird thrilling non-specific feeling of imminent Prince-itude.
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Mobley was 16 at the time and said she trusted Williams because the woman had spent hours getting to know the mother and child before the kidnapping.
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"This is sad news for the world, but even more so for those of us who had the opportunity of getting to know them," the letter read.
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The platform encourages getting to know people on a deeper level than Tinder, and I think it's better for those looking for long-term relationships, like myself.
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Expressing hesitation about revealing too much about her experiences with her ex-husband, Maples says their 22-year-old daughter is just getting to know her father.
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Before, the method of getting to know an artist was primarily through their work, or maybe if they sat down to do an interview with the press.
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"I wouldn't say this is a dating site but it could be a way of getting to know someone better than you would in Instagram," Mohit says.
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While getting to know New York's art luminaries, Herron conceived of a project he titled Tub Shots, wherein he would photograph downtown cult figures in their bathtubs.
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In this seventh season, we'll be introduced to couples who are either meeting in person for the first time or are just getting to know each other.
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I've totally changed our hiring process over the years to spend more time getting to know candidates to help avoid this situation, but it still happens occasionally.
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And it allows banks to take part in the business of their clients — getting to know them better and having more of a stake in their success.
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Rather than getting to know one another, the contestants most frequently spend their time drawing comparisons between themselves and other women or attempting to undermine their competitors.
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Begin with a talk about your upbringing Your initial money chat should focus on getting to know more about your individual backgrounds as they pertain to money.
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First, discuss how money affected your upbringing Your initial money chat should focus on getting to know more about your individual backgrounds as they pertain to money.
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We're finally getting to know Venom in this full trailer for his eponymous film about the origin of the parasitic alien super-villain from Spider-Man comics.
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By actually getting to know you, startups can build truly bespoke experiences and products, such as The Black Tux's tailored tuxedos or Julep's skin-specific beauty boxes.
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After all, they're still getting to know each other, and this is the night they become as intimate as two people can be for the first time.
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As far as interacting with other people [goes], I think the biggest challenge is getting to know people first and making sure they have a strong relationship.
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That was a dark time for me personally, and reading Mayor Pete's book and getting to know him inspired me and presented me with a role model.
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While the franchise is one of my favorite guilty pleasure television shows, I also enjoy getting to know the contestants during the season and hearing their stories.
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" — CONAN O'BRIEN, on Trump's visit to Ireland Trevor Noah dove deep into Elizabeth Warren's candidacy in a segment "The Daily Show" is calling "Getting to Know Dem.
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Voting this way means that voters will typically be nudged into getting to know more candidates, and candidates, too, will be pushed into campaigning across broader constituencies.
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It's one reason I advocate drinking rather than tasting, getting to know a wine over time, with a meal, rather than relying on the quick transitory sample.
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They range from the generic type of getting-to-know-you questions that are small-talk fare, to more specific questions of personal preference, lifestyle, and emotions.
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Things that I didn't pick up on because I didn't watch interviews or anything like that but now I'm getting to know her now that she's gone.
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We see a lot of C.P.'s domestic and social activities, getting to know his wife, Mary (Ann Heche), and his best Klan buddy, Floyd (Wes Bentley).
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There was a freedom in each of the actors getting to know the writers and the producers to figure what the storylines were going to be like.
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I know he was a fan favorite from Hannah's season of The Bachelorette, and I think he was someone I was interested in getting to know more.
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Under Commissioner O'Neill, the department has shifted its focus from chasing 9-1-1 calls to getting to know the communities it serves and addressing percolating problems.
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Far more of my time was dedicated to getting to know them — which was, at times, an awkward task, given my dual role as counselor and peer.
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The singular STEN has appeared in the New York Times crossword 434 times, and the plural STENS has appeared 77 times, so it's worth getting to know.
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Recently, a source told PEOPLE that while they've been enjoying getting to know each other, Hadid and Cameron find dating in the spotlight to be a challenge.
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Getting to know other Parisian designers gave her a great idea for a second business: introducing tourists to the work of French designers, by visiting their studios.
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"Just the power of us getting to know other women in our own industry and sharing information that can help us be safer, more productive, more successful."
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The villain who destroyed Othello in Shakespeare's play has been in the New York Times Crossword a total of 384 times, so he's worth getting to know.
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"Peter seated me right next to him at the dinner table, and we spent a few hours getting to know each other a bit," Ms. Walradt said.
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Already known for its coffee shops, the city of Portland, Oregon is gaining yet another one—and this one is keenly interested in getting to know you.
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There's something very special about getting to work in these countries and getting to know people in the local communities who work as the crew on the film.
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He&aposs had more than 5,450 career wins, which he credits to his vigorous workout routine and the time he spends getting to know the horses he rides.
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After four episodes of The Bachelorette, we're finally getting to know Hannah Brown's guys better, and where one of them is concerned, that's not necessarily a good thing.
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A sea lion named Catalina who was born at the National Zoo in June is getting to know the members of her colony, and it's going really well.
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It's suppose to be sacreligious as a Dookie, but getting to know kids, and experience their stories like UMBD or Loyola, is the best part of the job.
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He is exactly 100 percent true to who he is but I did really enjoy getting to know each and every person in the house and Metta, especially.
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These are some very high-production-value pieces that they made just for one another as a way of getting to know each other and developing that intimacy.
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Being a member of this community has been amazing, it has meant so much to me and I look forward to getting to know even more amazing people!
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"She represented hope over adversity and continues to inspire those who knew her and those who are getting to know her through this tragedy," Merritt said on Twitter.
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"One of the highlights of running for president over the course of this last year has been getting to know Killer Mike," the Democratic White House hopeful said.
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"The program coordinator flew out from Switzerland to come visit us in New Jersey and spent a long time getting to know our staff and mission," she said.
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Investigators later learned the two had met two months earlier on Instagram, and developed a "personally intimate" relationship, spending time together and getting to know each others' families.
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Perhaps getting to know a wider swath of those users in person so he can serve them through Facebook's product is plenty reason for the cross-country trek.
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Pence and his wife "were able to get some personal time getting to know somebody who must be the next United States of America," the governor told reporters.
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I'd worked with Alex before, so that was nice, but just feeling so comfortable and really getting to know the other actors, it was a really special experience.
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The whole process engages all the things I love most, especially getting to know so many influential and talented women carving their own path in life and work.
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As you're getting to know someone and asking about their family, their hopes for the future, and their career goals, you can also ask about their monetary values.
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In getting to know him as a friend and collaborator, I found that special something, in that special someone, which a girl dreams about and, secretly, hopes for.
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These interrupters patrol the streets on their beat, getting to know shopkeepers, neighbors— and building links with the young men and women deemed to be the highest risk.
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This is time they could be spending reading briefing binders, attending hearings, getting to know colleagues — exactly the kinds of things you'd expect members of Congress to do.
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"So committed to spending my life getting to know every single part of you loving you patiently and kindLY," Bieber wrote in a lengthy Instagram post on Monday.
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I don't think she is — publicly, she is taking a shot at meeting me or getting to know me or making sure that I know who she is.
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So talk about like getting to know each other very quickly, learning to trust each other's instincts, having really honest debates about how to work through different challenges.
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Bestselling management author and CNBC contributor Suzy Welch says that simply excelling at the basics — showing up early, leaving late and getting to know everyone — won't cut it.
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I genuinely enjoy meeting new people, and the prospect of meeting and getting to know someone who could potentially turn into my partner was nothing short of exhilarating.
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Investigators later learned the two had met two months earlier on Instagram and developed a "personally intimate" relationship, spending time together and getting to know each others' families.
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And the way it so casually bounces between different groups of characters living in the same motel makes it feel like you're getting to know a whole neighborhood.
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After taking a look at the Trunk business and getting to know the team better, InVision decided to take it a step further with a proper acquisition offer.
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Saying hi and getting to know the person is so much better than awkwardly fending off sexual innuendo or talking about what letter in the alphabet I am.
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The fist season is a sort of 'getting to know you' collection, and it gets more directional las we move along and I really took the reins more.
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The competition is so tough that instead of getting to know each other and working together, we learned at an early age to compete for that single spot.
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It must have been pretty interesting to meet some of the pizza makers who've been feeding you for years, and getting to know them in a different way.
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It's one of the more lucid docs about the stunt, spending most of its runtime getting to know the people who produce and perform this show each night.
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The addition of Garden to the board comes as he and Flannery have spent time getting to know each other, sources told CNBC, including a meeting on Friday.
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It was strictly business initially, but after a couple hours of just hanging out, talking, things got a little more personal: We started getting to know each other.
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They then give the Mii a nickname, choose its personality, and answer getting-to-know you questions that are later shared with other players in the game's world.
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We're all meeting outside the club, getting to know and trust each other—but there still needs to be more IRL forums beyond the club and the studio.
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Before I had "vegan" listed on my profile, it would sometimes come up in conversation when you're getting to know someone—they ask your favorite restaurant, food, etc.
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Many of those families wanted their children to go to school in an English-speaking country like the US. Getting to know the families was an absolute privilege.
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After initially getting to know each other through Facebook, the couple met for the first time in person in 2012 at a hotel bar in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
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Over the course of numerous visits, she traversed the island, getting to know rural villages, cane fields, mountain retreats, and the crumbling, colonial-era palacios of Old Havana.
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A source recently told PEOPLE that, while they've been enjoying getting to know one another, Hadid and Cameron, 26, find dating in the spotlight to be a challenge.
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He's helped with conservation work, especially with rhinos and elephants, in addition to getting to know its people and their struggles Meghan has ties to Africa as well.
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That summer I felt like I was getting to know someone I've never met before, it wasn't a bad feeling but it was all so new for me.
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"I admit fully that there were some things that bothered me that I had to work on… through getting to know her through research," the Oscar winner said.
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A good place to start, according Joe McLean, a money manager for NBA stars, is really getting to know your money and what you must spend every month.
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Mr. Trump, his aides say, believes in getting to know foreign leaders with whom he will be spending time and taking their measure in informal settings outside Washington.
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As Zuckerberg is getting to know the rest of America, it seems the rest of America still needs to get to know the 33-year-old multi-billionaire.
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"The point of a phone interview is to focus on getting to know a candidate's professional experience and goals," says Mckenzie Roark, campus talent specialist at Lithko Contracting.
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I feared it was too soon to look different while people are still getting to know me, but it led to a moment of reflection: I'm a person.
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Learning a foreign language is not just about acquiring a profitable skill—it's about getting to know other people, which is the real point of going to school.
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"I never really spent time with Gwen before, but it's been so much fun getting to know her and see her and Blake together," Legend, 40, told PEOPLE.
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"At that point, I realized that I wouldn't mind getting to know this crazy guy once we were off the boat — it was worth a try," she said.
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For a manga so centered on space, this is an incredibly down-to-earth work about a group of people getting to know each other in the woods.
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If a Capricorn is investing time into getting to know you, trust me, they are not doing it for kicks—they have so many other things to do!
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In a more promising matchup for M.L.S., the star-studded lineup of the Los Angeles Galaxy — still getting to know one another — will play Santos Laguna in Carson, Calif.
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They have since become close friends, including getting to know each other and their respective families outside of work, and this eventually resulted in the idea of working together.
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You know them, and these are some of the kids and some of the villages that I have had the great privilege of getting to know over the years.
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Isn't it true that you figure out what's really important to you in a relationship after breaking up a few times and getting to know yourself a little better?
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He also remains the best-known candidate in the field, suggesting he has less room to grow than other candidates who Iowa's Democratic caucusgoers are still getting to know.
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We had the privilege of getting to know Marc through the presidential transition and the Trump administration's first year, and have been impressed by his professionalism, effectiveness, and collegiality.
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We rely on the same go-to bars and restaurants that, while comfortable and familiar, inevitably lead to the same stifled getting-to-know-you conversation date after date.
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