Romeo Aldea might have been a good person if not for one fact: He's convinced he's a good person.
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People are nurtured throughout their life to understand how to be a good person and how to perceive a good person.
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But it is also central to being a good person and living happily, and not merely deceiving oneself into believing that one is a good person and that one is happy.
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She's very traditional and educated -- a very good person.
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I walked away thinking – this is a good person.
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She was loyal – she was just a good person.
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" Patty counters by repeatedly screaming, "I'm a good person!
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" Kardashian said: "I felt like she's a good person.
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You still have to present yourself as a good person.
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Power can turn even a good person into a monster.
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You are a good person & my heart breaks for you.
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He was a good person, and it's a huge loss.
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Be a genuinely good person and put out positive vibes.
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He said: 'Porter, do you think I'm a good person?
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That character is SAVAGE, and he's not a good person.
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A Muslims are a good person like all Americans are.
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I'm just trying to be a good person, ya know?
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" Still, Abu Jihad insisted that Tobat was "a good person.
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You should do this anyway, because you're a good person.
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" He added, "He happens to be a very good person.
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Curbing white supremacy is not about being a good person.
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I think I'm a good person, where I have lied.
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Can you be a good person and be incredibly affluent?
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Rue is a good person, she just doesn't know it.
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"He's a good person," Ms. Alhadeff said of the superintendent.
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It's hard to feel like a good person in Halcyon.
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But they want to view themselves as a good person.
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"Underneath it all, Maurizio's a good person," Ms. Axelrod said.
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I got away from what made me a good person.
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That means being a truly good person is extremely hard.
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Opinion Columnist You probably want to be a good person.
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From now on, Dom will have to be a good person.
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He was a very good person and a beautiful, wonderful man.
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I am a relatively good person who does not deserve this!!
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He is a good person; he is good to his family.
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Unless he is a very good person, who cares about people.
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I'm a good person, R. Kelly a piece of fucking shit.
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It's just regular me just trying to be a good person.
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She's a good person for young people to look up to.
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LM: You are a mere person, then, not a good person?
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"She was loyal – she was just a good person," Franceschina said.
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Just realize that I'm a good person and I'm completely innocent.
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"[She was] a good person, very happy," she said in Spanish.
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By the end, we're supposed to believe he's a good person.
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Am I still a good person if I've done bad things?
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In all this, you found a good person, the right person.
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It&aposs just regular me trying to be a good person.
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"Politics is no different than being a good person," he says.
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I talk about education, how to become a good person, everything.
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Your rating may drop even though you are a good person.
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A good person also perseveres and learns from their darkest mistakes.
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I don't doubt that he's a good person, a great dad.
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What's the narrative you're trying to present with Very Good Person?
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Broad statements like "I'm a good person" fall into this category.
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He is a good person, means well and enjoys his profession.
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He's smart, he's disciplined and he is an incredibly good person.
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"You can be a good person in a vacuum," Schur said.
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She is a good person raised in the toughest of circumstances.
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Gail: You are such a good person, but pardon me. Hehehehehehehe.
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"I'm a good person, I've led a good life," Kavanaugh said.
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You are not a good person if you decide to stay.
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Was being a "good" person an intrinsic part of his identity?
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The entire trilogy is a transformational exercise: turning a good person into the criminal we meet in the films, who is fundamentally interested in his own well-being, but who never quite abandons that good person underneath.
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It hit his main themes—America is Good and Full of Good People, I Am a Good Person to Lead the Good People, and God Bless the Lord For Making Me Such a Gosh Darn Good Person.
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I just have morals because I'm trying to be a good person.
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Be a good person, get ahead, have some money and not hide.
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I could tell she&aposs a good person, but also a socialist.
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So who gets to decide who's a good person and who's not?
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"He is a regular person, spiritual, a good person," Bryan Santiago said.
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He's a real good person that loves this team and he battles.
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I've always found him to be just a very, very good person.
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Knowing Pooky, he's a good person to know because he knows everybody.
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"He told me he had never killed a good person," recalled McWhorter.
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"He is a regular person, spiritual, a good person," he told NBC.
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She's a truly good person and I feel blessed to know her.
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I'm not a good person or a bad person—I'm a person.
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You don&apost become a good person until you&aposre about 20183.
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I think he&aposs a really good person to try this with.
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"It's not enough to be a good person," she admitted to me.
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What do you mean do I think Daenerys is a good person?
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"I want people to know Grant was a good person," she said.
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And Mayim's a good person, so I'll take my cue from that.
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You are great and good person representing a great country like Japan.
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I think Bill Clinton is a good person who's a flawed person.
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Bill's a good person… I don't think Bill would do anything wrong.
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Guys, I'm starting to think Danny Rand is not a good person.
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You will not come out of this experience magically a good person.
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"Do you imagine yourself a good person, is that it?" he asks.
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Not because she is stupid, but because she is a good person.
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I didn't like you... You know, you were not a good person.
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He's much more liberal than I am, but he's a good person.
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"He's much more liberal than I am, but he's a good person."
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Like, you heard what Justin Gaethje said — he's not a good person.
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It shows on your driver's license that you're an official good person.
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He probably didn't think he was a good person to give advice.
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I think to be a good person means to have made mistakes.
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It feels really nice when people think you are a good person.
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"He was a very good person when I knew him," he said.
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He is a good person to work for and rewards hard work.
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So what do you think it means to be a good person?
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"Doing drugs didn't make him less of a good person," Coffman said.
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Do they seem like a good person to shepherd your career growth?
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"Ultimately, true leadership requires being, deep down, a good person," she said.
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That said, I also believe Michael Bloomberg to be a good person.
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"I tried to help ... as the good person I am," Rodman said.
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"I would be a good person to do it," Mr. Thompson said.
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When she's not with me, I know she's still being a good person.
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Suzanne was an incredibly kind and supportive executive and a genuinely good person.
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"My sense is she really wants to be a good person," she says.
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It also does not, in and of itself, makes you a good person.
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Here's a moral quandary for you: do you consider yourself a good person?
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I've dated terrible people in the past and he's such a good person.
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They knew him as a good person, but they felt for the survivor.
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Of course, it's legally irrelevant whether Trump thinks O'Reilly is a good person.
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It wasn't so much me realizing, 'Oh, I'm beautiful, I'm a good person.
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I just try to be a good person, to be a good father.
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I can't feel like a good person and see any nuance in that.
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Kennedy might be a talented athlete and a good person, but on Aug.
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Because he was such a good person and kept good people around him.
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Tasha: I'm not sure we're supposed to believe he's become a good person.
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I'm a good person because it's honestly not that hard to be one.
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Not to take it out on them, trying to raise a good person.
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I hear he's a very good man, I hear he's a good person.
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Donald Trump, aside from being a shitty president, is not a good person.
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I don't get a gold star for just being a good person. 36.
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There's too many things happening in this world to be a good person.
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"You raised me to be a good person," Kendrick Castillo told his father.
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So go to the wedding and behave like the good person you are.
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By all accounts Aliah is a well-adjusted college student — a good person.
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How to explain to his 800 friends that he is a good person?
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I'm sorry to say that, but he was just not a good person.
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In New York, for example, simply being a nice, good person doesn't cut it.
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The gunman used to be "what I thought was a good person," Scott said.
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That shows me that he's such a good person and he can do anything.
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Even Lucifer — before the Mark of Cain, before the fall — was a good person.
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"She's a good person," Valor said in one video, referring to the art student.
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He's really struggling with the idea of whether or not he's a good person.
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For Hilton, it's an insistence that Trump is still a good person and president.
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"You were such a good person with such a positive aura," the friend expressed.
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She is a good person; I have to believe her intentions are well-meaning.
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Being a good partner, being a good mother, being a good person, is hard.
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So, like any good person would, I half-to-three-quarters-shouted, 'LEFT SIDE!
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I genuinely thought he was a good person, but really, he's a freaking player.
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"He was such a good person," Bueno-Sanchez's daughter, Lily Olmos, told ABC7 Chicago.
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I just try to live a very good life, to be a good person.
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Everybody agrees that to be a good person you have to understand other people.
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Daniel, 22It is possible to be a nice person without being a good person?
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I know deep down I'm a good person because I know this is wrong.
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A good businessman is a good person who can succeed without using Trump practices.
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But his entire struggle is that he also wants to be a good person.
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I think he's a shitty guy, he's self-absorbed, he's not a good person.
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Because if Eleanor can actually be a good person, that means she can change.
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"She seemed like a good person to me," Mr. Trump said after the event.
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He's a good person to see when you're leaving and when you come home.
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"Reince is a peacemaker, a very good person for getting people together," he said.
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It's the smart move both in terms of networking and being a good person.
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As a peacemaker the lawyer has a superior opportunity of being a good [person].
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WELD, 10:28: I think she is a good person and an idealistic person.
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He did the right thing; he is a good person; he bears no prejudice.
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The idea of being a good person is just that — an idea, an abstraction.
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These people love people, and they just want you to be a good person.
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"Don't misunderstand me: I'm not saying that he's a good [person]," he quickly added.
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" A good person, he declares, should rather "assist in lifting up those below him.
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"One good person on your team can make you thousands of dollars," Hartzog said.
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He is a good person, he actually gets very unfair press in that regard.
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He's a good person, and I think the press treats him frankly very unfairly.
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"I'm a Good Person" shows us her desire to wallow in congratulatory self-righteousness.
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I just know God is good and he sent a good person into our lives.
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"I wanted to tell my son: you're a good person, you're innocent," Zhang told CNN.
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My dad was getting married to his second wife, who was not a good person.
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"Matt is truly a good person," Jeff told the sports site Bleacher Report in 2015.
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But he's a good person, and I think the press treats him, frankly, very unfairly.
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"Who's a good person to go to?" she wondered aloud in an interview with E!
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He is a good person and I think the press treats him, frankly, very unfairly.
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"A good person at heart, they've simply been bit by the envy bug," she says.
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"I want to make it known that my son was a good person," she added.
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But Jesse Pinkman is still doing the best he can to be a good person.
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Martin described Donovan as a good person, who would work overtime if someone needed help.
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Jim: We thought Werner was a really good person to talk to about this project.
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"He's short and fat ... he's a good person," she said, recalling him with a laugh.
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"He was a very good person when I knew him," Kobiljon Matkarov told the newspaper.
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I really respect how she is so business-savvy and she's such a good person.
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I'm incredibly broken and flawed, and I'm not a good person to hang out with.
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"I think he's a person I know well — he is a good person," Trump said.
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"It is, because I always needed to prove I was a good person," Shannon said.
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Maybe she taught me to be a good person to others but not to myself.
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"He asked, 'Why would a bad thing happen to a good person,&apos" Lukianuk recalls.
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That&aposs most news, except here, because we know that you&aposre a good person.
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If you're a good person, it just means that good things are coming your way.
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At the center of it all, the Meyerists are just preaching, 'Be a good person.
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Seven times in the UFC—he's beaten one good person, and that's (Rafael) dos Anjos.
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While many are saying the star is exceptionally kind, he's just being a good person.
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Even the simplest thing like holding a door for someone is being a good person.
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I've had a good amount of people tell me that I am a good person.
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I tell myself that I'm a good person because that's what I want to be.
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I think he's a really good person, and he's very good at what he does.
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But how to tell your mother that you are not in fact a good person?
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She just seems like such a good person and I really love that about her.
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But you need people to agree that you're a good person who's worth supporting anyway.
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How can we have a society in which it's easier to be a good person?
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With an adult, you don't know if they were a good person or a terrorist.
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Joe voluntarily let Will go to prove to himself that he&aposs a good person.
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I made every effort to be a good person — I practiced Buddhism and studied physics.
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The conversations that are happening are really interesting, and the back and forth about what it means to be a good person now, and what it used to mean to be a good person, I think all that stuff is really [important] to talk about.
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Cesc was a really good person for me to practice my high school Spanish on actually.
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INGRAHAM: By the way, I think you would be a good person to respond to this.
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Or worse, you could wind up pushing a good person away by applying too much pressure.
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Because deep down in a part of her she hasn't accepted yet, she's a good person.
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What I say, you're like 'I'm Satan,' but with you it's like, 'I'm a good person.
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"He had a full life going and he was a very good person," Alice Brown said.
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The werewolf is a good person who is corrupted by the moon to do heinous acts.
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"She was a good person in our family," the little girl said of her great-aunt.
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I was angry, yet I felt guilty about that anger because she was a good person.
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During the group date, Hannah B. grows concerned that Colton doesn't think she's a good person.
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I don't think he's a very good person, but he's getting stuff done, so it's hard.
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Byron Lima, I'm not going to say he's a saint, but he was a good person.
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I know Willy good, he's a great teammate and a good person, and he loves hockey.
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Melanie says she's "not a good person under pressure," but Cory was always cool and unflappable.
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"She just seemed like a very good person to me," he said by way of explanation.
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"He's had his bad side, but for me he was a good person," said Rafael Morales.
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"I want to pass the remainder of my life with a good person," Gul told WorldPost.
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If Han killed Greedo in self-defense, he was always a good person hiding his emotions.
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Myles Garrett is a good person who made one HUGE mistake ... so says ex-Browns asst.
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Aesthetic excellence and being a good person are mutually exclusive only to the lazy and insincere.
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In 2016, he took more responsibility for the crimes and insisted he was a good person.
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" "If you're a good person, you don't want to believe someone did something bad like this.
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Paint everything you can paint, sing everything you can sing, and just be a good person.
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I'm a good person, and as long as you are too that's all I care about!
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When you see a good person simply being hungry, you just let him or her go.
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Or from seeking reassurance that they're not going to hell, or that they're a good person.
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I think that step 1 to being a good person starts with being kind to yourself.
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A man is a imperfect person who is a good person, over the age of 609.
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Once you do, be on time, work hard, be a good person and don't do drugs.
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Being a good person, being kind, patient with others … all of these create a lived legacy.
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He is also, as sadly few romance heroes are, an exceptionally good person from Page 1.
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Neither does the absence of wealth make you a good person if you lie and cheat.
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Ethics, in its classical sense, was about being a good person — and living a good life.
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" In an interview with "Good Morning America" on Tuesday, Hinton called Dench "a really good person.
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" He said McIver had been with him for a long time and was a "good person.
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"Taylor is the most profoundly good person I've ever met in my life," Ms. Moore said.
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After all–you don't get to be the world's richest man by being a good person.
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"I know Blake's heart and I know that deep down he's a good person," she says.
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I was surprised, but I feel like I've been a good person to a lot of people.
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Because more than his body or a role, Momoa wants to be known as a good person.
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She is a very good person and she's been helpful right from the beginning of the campaign.
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"She was a good person who served in the public arena with passion and conviction," Hutchinson said.
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It fuses my two favorite things: laughter and discovering what it means to be a good person.
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Parker: We stress the importance of being a good person: Being kind, being honest, keeping your word.
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It was interesting to play a good person who has done something wrong but didn't intend it.
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She is a kind, good person and I respect her greatly and she did not deserve that.
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"My son is a very good person, who works very hard," the president told reporters last Thursday.
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"He's a genuinely good person, which is something we don't have a lot of anymore," she said.
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"I figured he would be a good person to talk to about homeless issues," Chandler tells PEOPLE.
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But she's a good person, and we've had 23 great years together and raised wonderful, phenomenal kids.
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"John was a great example of what a good man and a good person is," Nagyivanyi says.
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"Not for the skeeziness, but because she's an honorable, good person who has great ideas," he says.
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If you are a good person and you work hard, you get to go shopping at Barneys.
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It's remarkable how much power one good person can have in shaping the life of a child.
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She's a good journalist and probably a good person, but her style didn't fit in around here.
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You think he's a good person, but then you find out what he's been saying about you.
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"Shannon was a good person who went out of her way to help almost anyone," he added.
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I think I'm a good person, I don't want to pay more in taxes to prove it.
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"He happens to be a very good person," Trump told reporters on the White House lawn Friday.
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It doesn't make you a bad person or a good person, it just is what it is.
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She was a good person and a quiet neighbor who "minded her own business," he told CNN.
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I'm a good person, but when I did drugs and I drank, I didn't make good decisions.
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It's not about proving yourself to be a "good" person or "staying true" to who you are.
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Maybe that last one is a good thing - perhaps he will find a good person inside himself?
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Just because you are a "champion of liberal causes," this does not make you a good person.
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She herself is terrible, a woman overwhelmed by troubles that keep her from being a good person.
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Normalize the fear of not being a good person for the sake of making America great again.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Little Simz is a good person to hang out with.
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I do not think [Bush] was a good president, but I do think he's a good person.
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Well, good person, that's because sometimes you break up with people when there's just not enough there.
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He's such an incredibly good person and a great teacher to be around and look up to.
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Giving is one of the things you could do for people to consider you a good person.
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I increasingly see myself as a good person — one worthy of love and success, despite my imperfections.
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"And he is a good person — but I'm still wanting some young people and people of color."
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No amount of New York Times bestsellers or film adaptations can substitute for being a good person.
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I like him because he is a good person with a beautiful voice and a nice performance.
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My husband and I spent 18 years raising Michael to be a good person, a good son.
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At least with The Bachelor, I don't have to pretend anyone on camera is a good person.
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" Likewise, she says to his partner, who is about to kill someone, "Are you a good person?
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"He's a good person, and I think the press treats him, frankly, very unfairly," Mr. Trump declared.
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"Heidi was great ... She was an all around good person," friend Carli Laughlin told CNN affiliate KEYE.
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She begins learning, with the help of her assigned soulmate Chidi, how to be a good person.
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We're in good hands with her, and she's a good person—she's just in an uncertain phase.
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"He was a good father, a good person," Stephanie Garcia, the mother of Mr. Stewart's daughter, said.
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The real "privilege" here (to use a loaded term) is deepening your friendship with a good person.
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It's kind of hard to make a film about someone who is actually genuinely a good person.
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I liked Sean because he was really charming, but, you know, he was not a good person.
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" In the case of Mr. Lewandowski, he said, "He's a fine person, he's a very good person.
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OLNEY, Md. – Capital Gazette staffer Rebecca Smith was sweet and quiet, a good person with a beautiful smile.
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And he is a good person, and I believe that he will perform very well as attorney general.
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But he's a good person, and he's very supportive of me and the things I want to do.
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"He said to me, 'John, I want to be a good person, but I'm just not,'" said Browne.
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We can't afford to have even a moderate in office, even though I know she's a good person.
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In a letter to the president explaining herself, Senator Baldwin used anonymous sources to smear a good person.
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"I know I'm a good person and life is all about balance," Kardashian continued in a separate comment.
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The measure of a good person is not what they've accomplished; it's who they are, day to day.
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"It's hard to be a really good mom and a really good person at your job," she said.
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I want them to see me as the mother Coco, and that I'm a good person at heart.
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When somebody allows themselves to be who they are unapologetically — and they're a good person — that's really hot.
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Better to be a good person with low T than the deepest-voiced guy holding a tiki torch.
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This man has served for many years, he's a general, he's in my opinion a very good person.
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"A lot of people loved my son; he was a good person," his father, Daniel Cole, told WGN.
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I know he's a good person, but even good people have sexual hang-ups that hurt other people.
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"Money has never ruled my life; everything about me is love and loyalty and being a good person."
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In Miami, you're judged by what you drive and what you wear – not by being a good person.
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They taught me about hard work, honesty, about being a good person, and the importance of being humble.
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"But these people are hurting the president and I'm not saying he's not a good person," he added.
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Trump said last week that O'Reilly is "a good person" who shouldn't have settled over sexual harassment claims.
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"I will teach him to grow up a good person and help society," he said of his son.
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If you're afraid of hurting someone, that means you're a good person — and shouldn't be insecure about it.
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"If you're a good person, you don't want to believe someone did something bad like this," Vora says.
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If you're in the scene, it's not cool to give off the impression that you're a good person.
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If you own up to the bad mistake you've made, then you are still considered a good person.
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It is hard to write about a good person without making him or her look like a bore.
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Yet, he just can't hold a candle to his wife when it comes to being a good person.
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I had shut out the idea that I was a good person, the kind who could hold things.
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But research shows being a good person tends to take a backseat when you're experiencing a personal threat.
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It's about connecting the experiences of what it means to be a good person to one's intimate life.
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Being married has taught me how to be a good person, a good man and a good spouse.
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" Afterward, Ms. Winner-Davis told reporters she hoped the public would view her daughter as a "good person.
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But if you think of yourself as a good person, you don't want to believe you're causing suffering.
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He is young and it's an uphill battle, but he is a great guy and a good person.
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I want to hold on to that last question of what it takes to be a good person.
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" — Elizabeth Brubaker "You can do all the right things, and be a good person, but tragedy doesn't discriminate.
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President Donald Trump, in defending son, said Thursday he's "pretty surprised" that a "very good person" like Don.
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It's highly personal to people in this industry who knew him as a great driver and a good person.
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I'm a good person, I love to love, if you don't see that then it's a problem with you.
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This incident with the migrant workers leads Charley to admit to her sister that she's not a good person.
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If you're running around yelling about how you're a good person, what kind of person does that make you?
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I needed to prove myself — and I wanted to prove to myself that I could be a good person.
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"I think he's a person I know well -- he is a good person," the President also told the newspaper.
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"I'm a good person, but when I did drugs and I drank, I didn't make good decisions," Dushku said.
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MACCALLUM: Did you think Dennis Rodman is a good person to help represent America in the North Korea summit?
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You are hard-working, smart, and kind-always being a good person is what I am most proud of!
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Taking on suicide prevention as your personal battle, after all, isn't about convincing the public you're a good person.
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"I think he's a person I know well — he is a good person," Trump told The New York Times.
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That's because they can lie and still think of themselves as a good person, Ariely says in the documentary.
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She is a good person who can contribute and she's the sort of person that the DACA legislation envisaged.
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Real life is not so accommodating; having a good story in no way equates to being a good person.
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"Rosa may be a bad citizen, but she is a good person and a good parent," Mr. Mendoza said.
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To fix it, he had to do everything correctly if he had any hope of being a good person.
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She is a good person who can contribute, and she's the sort of person that the DACA legislation envisaged.
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A good person owns up to his/her mistakes and tries to do everything well from that point on.
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The 49ers are getting a good player, and they're getting a good person and they're getting a great teammate.
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It seems that the "good person" bare minimum has diminished to just avoiding sounding like a full-on Nazi.
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She's independent, clever and adventurous — and she's clearly a good person, someone who always does right by her friends.
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She knew she was a good person, but she was, to use that wonderful expression, crap at daily life.
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But there are no shortcuts for the core mission of parenting: Raising a child to be a good person.
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" He added: "We need to get rid of the language of 'He's a good guy, she's a good person.
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" As the two look forward to Thanksgiving 2019, Hinton told Good Morning America, "[Wanda] is a really good person.
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My mom is a pretty good person with no addictions or anything, just ignorant to the realities of adulthood.
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"By the time I graduated from college, I understood that Ronald Reagan was not a good person," she said.
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He told his mother that Jackson "wasn't a good person," he said, and that he didn't want them involved.
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No. Is this the right time to celebrate Michael as a legitimate good person you might want to emulate?
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Because he can't help but be a good person, he knocks the man out and tells the boy to run.
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Apart from the fact that I believe all people to be inherently good people, I know she's a good person.
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" Introducing Kardashian West, Trump called her "a good person," adding that "soon she'll be one of the most successful lawyers.
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"He was a good father, a good person," Stephanie Garcia, who is the mother of Stewart's daughter, told the Times.
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That sometimes a seemingly good person is only good because his or her life has been so free of challenges?
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In season 1's penultimate episode, BoJack asks Diane whether he's a good person, and she answers with crushing silence.
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"He's a phenomenal actor, but he's not a very good person," the Breaking Bad star, 61, recently told BBC Newsbeat.
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"She was a go-getter, a good person with a good heart, and loved a lot of people," he says.
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"She's just not a good person but I never imagined she would do something like this," the family member said.
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Donald Trump on Wednesday said McIver had been with him for a long time and called her a good person.
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Trump has been vocal in his support for Manafort, lauding him as a "very good person" during the Virginia trial.
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I know that I'm a good person, so it's easier to not let someone else mean comments bring me down.
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"He's a good person, he's a good man, but he really hit me with a lot of commercials," Trump said.
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"I tell him to be a good person and to be hard-working, give back to the world," she said.
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"He's a good person with a great record [with] law enforcement and courtrooms for a long time," DeGeurin told CNN.
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If there's good and bad information about a good person, a bad person could take down good information about them.
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Your guidance counselor is a good person to talk to about the scholarships and grants that are available to you.
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If you could show the judge that you're a good person, a good neighbor, you were given a green card.
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But the law of statistics would say that not every person employed by any large organization is a good person.
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"I will always remember Ray as a good person first & foremost," friend and former teammate Dan Carcillo wrote on Twitter.
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He called him a "good person with a solid background" — praise that many here do not extend to Mr. Trump.
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If a boy tries his best, is not too young, and is a generally good person, he is a man.
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In fact, you could argue quite convincingly that it diminishes that Good Person cred, if not completely wipes it out.
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"I'm not a good person," Anna Sorokin told me offhand, during one of two interviews at Rikers earlier this month.
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I fully understood and forgave her," he wrote in a message, where he also called Westerhout a "very good person.
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"My son was a good person, but changed after he started going to casinos," his mother, Teodora Carlos, said tearfully.
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They&aposre getting a good person, and they&aposre getting a great teammate, and they&aposre getting a good quarterback.
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To be assured that I am good: if not a good person, then at the very least a good writer.
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"But it seemed to come down to, 'She's a good friend of mine, and she's a good person,'" Dixon continued.
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But I still am expected to explain myself so that a person will think that I am a good person.
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The show's focus, somewhat subtly, is being a good person, rather than simply being a genius diagnostician or something similar.
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He's such a good person—he wants to do well for his coach, for his teammates and for the fans.
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Campbell described Raymond as a ''good person'' and added that he thought he could be a ''valuable'' member of the department.
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"Just let them know that you came all the way from Canada ... [and] I'm a good person," Shkreli messaged, MacLaren said.
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Who cares about what happens after you die, if you're a good person with chill morals I'm sure you'll be fine.
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"Gerard [Piqué] is a good person, and you have to wish good people the best," Tomás told Spanish newspaper La Vanguardia.
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So forming a good character, becoming a good person, means repeatedly choosing to do the right thing until it becomes habit.
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And he's a good person, but he too has been infected now where he says, 'No, we'll determine who you see.
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You gave me gifts to make me think you were a good person, to make me believe you were my friend.
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Half of the 'hood thinks Luke is a good person, the other prefers the law and order of the police department.
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For him, happiness consisted of being a good person, of living virtuously and not being a slave to one's lowest impulses.
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I'm telling you now, because I'm a good person: You should probably wait for Prime Day to buy anything from Amazon.
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So I try to do everything I can … I'm going to continue to be a good person and do good deeds.
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And being Twitter-verified certainly doesn't have anything to do with being a good person or even a particularly interesting one.
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Trump praised Merkel on Friday as a "very good person," but said she was speaking for Germany, not the United States.
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But it would be almost cliche if Daenerys went from being a good person to being an out-and-out villain.
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"Howard was a person that everyone in Jeanerette knew and just a good person to everyone," one friend told the Advocate.
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Pregnancy and motherhood aren't a reward for being a good person — but our society sure can make it seem that way.
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This dilemma raised a series of ethical punk conundrums: Can an evil war machine be run by a morally good person?
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Under the circumstances, endlessly battling it out to try to get a good person on the Iron Throne is basically pointless.
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" Mr. Dershowitz called Mr. Gertler "a very good person" who is "being targeted primarily because of the actions of other people.
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I have not only failed at Being a Good Person, I have failed at Being a Good Example to My Daughter.
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Having established that Jenny is a good person, the film allows her what at first seems to be a trivial lapse.
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" Despite the claims, Trump said his former assistant was "a very good person and always felt she did a good job.
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" He described his friend -- who he has known for two years -- as"hardworking" and a "good person without any bad habits.
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"I think he's a person I know well — he is a good person," Mr. Trump said, surrounded by his top aides.
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"I'm reading this, and I'm thinking, Would I actually be a good person if I was in that situation?" she says.
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Do you want to be a good person and be respectful, or do you want to be a piece of shit?
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" WALI AHMADZAI, 40, head of a marble factory: "We hope that a good person will be elected as the next president.
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And one of the things we've discovered is that you can be a very good person while thinking only about yourself!
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I want to be a good person and a good friend, but I don't think I should have to support her.
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This is a film that turned Queenie, previously a good person, into what essentially amounts to the wizarding version of a Nazi.
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I think at some point I realized that if I don't get it out, I'm not going to be a good person.
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Although it is hard to remember now, Theresa May was seen as a good person to lead Britain into negotiations with Europe.
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"[This show] combined my two favorite things on the planet: comedy and what it means to be a good person," Bell explained.
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" After the New York Times published a profile of Manning, anti-Trump conservative John Podhoretz tweeted, "This is not a good person.
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" Rogowsky went on to say that Kroll, 35, was a good friend and colleague, and "a good person of compassion and generosity.
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Sarah wants to do "the right thing," because she's a good person (as we saw when she swam out to help Cirie).
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The Good Place is like a prep course for a philosophy major: it explores what it means to be a good person.
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But honestly, I've always just been about spreading love and positivity, and for being a good person and having a good heart.
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If I'm a good person, people will remember me because of that — not because I hit a tennis ball over a net.
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" His comments come after he previously told BBC Newsbeat that despite being a "phenomenal actor," Spacey is "not a very good person.
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"I am so proud, she's a good person, she's a good girl, in school she's getting all A's right now," Camille said.
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It may still cause contention, but the key here is that David – season 3 David, Legion himself – is not a good person.
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As she lovingly told Gage that she wanted him to be safe and to be a good person, Gage began to weep.
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I know a lot of folks after the filibuster were suggesting that Connie Britton would be a good person to play me.
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He's probably also a good person to have around if you want to take your dozen children on a trip to Disneyland.
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If they don't, we can buy it but I don't know, I just feel like you're not a good person right now.
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For every piece of advice out there on how to be a good person, there's a conflicting opinion written in all caps.
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And for another, unfortunately when you are a member of an oppressed group, it's not enough to just be a good person.
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The men throw Chip's flawlessness into relief, while the women show him that he's a good person who can be strong again.
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"I think he's a person I know well — he is a good person," Trump told The New York Times in an interview.
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Oh, you might be a good person, or a good bowler, or a good debater; but you won't be a good American.
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"He was such a good person, always trying to teach me," said Castro, who often played Banks's old shortstop position in Chicago.
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The series is centered on an important question we should be asking ourselves every day: How can I be a good person?
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" He also said he hasn't spoken with Cohen "in a long time," adding, "I always liked Michael and he's a good person.
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"I think the overall message princesses send is that the best thing you can possibly be is a good person," Nova says.
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If coming to terms with your mortality means becoming a good person (or at least a slightly better person), then that's enough.
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Trying to be perfect is unhealthy, but trying to be a good person is something that everyone should be practicing, everywhere, everyday.
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Likewise, you can have zero confidence in your ability to cook while still believing you're a good person and deserving of love.
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No matter what your job description is, being a good person should always be at the top of your list of priorities.
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Hardy says he's incredibly grateful for the chance, and promises to show Dana White he's a good person and worth the risk.
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I mean, he is totally off his rocker," he said, sympathizing with Hillary Clinton, who he called "a very, very good person.
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While being locked in the cage, Will plays the game hangman with Joe and discusses Joe's desire to be a good person.
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But beyond any specific accusation, Mr. Cohen was making a more sweeping argument: that his onetime boss was not a good person.
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Bains was quick to assert that he was no hero and that he was just doing what any good person would do.
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But Diane refuses to do that, telling BoJack that he's not a good person or a bad person — he's just a person.
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Even if I weren't her son, I was probably a good person to ask and should have an informed answer for her.
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Reacting to the news of Hall's death, Flor's niece Nicole told VICE News she remembered Hall as a friendly and good person.
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"Margarita was a very good person and a very loving mom," Guadalupe Cuevas, whose son is married to Mojarro's daughter Sonia, told PEOPLE.
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But it does kind of raise the question of what, exactly, makes a good person — both on this show and outside of it.
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If you're only hoping to feel like a good person at the end of it, it's unlikely you're genuinely open to the experience.
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The sitcom's entire aim is prove just how difficult it is to be a good person in this wildly complicated day and age.
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"No, it didn't make me question anything because he's such an honest, good person and my best friend, first and foremost," she explained.
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"My son's a very good person, he works very hard," Trump said, adding that Trump Jr. offered his assistance during his 2016 campaign.
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Mean Howard is a successful asshole spy, brimming with confidence and competence, while nice Howard is an amiable nonentity and a good person.
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Yeah, and that sort of can tip you off onto one of the defining characteristics of Travis, who is a very good person.
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"Everything that Jon has coming to him, it's karma-like in nature, because he's such a good person," his friend Tim Mooney said.
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"We are sad, we are torn apart, my brother was a good person," his sister, Taviara Berry, said at his vigil, NBC5 reports.
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A part of him clearly wants to be a good person, but his allegiance to his increasingly vicious sister is holding him back.
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I had to play these characters kind of fully realized and yet, Olaf is a bad actor and Olaf isn't a good person.
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Following in this tradition, Korean-Canadian producer Joel Eel has shared a new clip for his single ""아주 좋은 사람 (Very Good Person).
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Make a conscious effort to support yourself with a reminder that you're doing the best you can and you are a good person.
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"We think a lot of him and he's a good person and he's facing an accusation he's got to deal with," DeGeurin said.
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"I think he's a person I know well — he is a good person," Trump said during an interview with The New York Times.
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But we'll see what happens with Mr. Bannon, but he's a good person, and I think the press treats him, frankly, very unfairly.
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As W. Edwards Deming, the acknowledged Father of the Quality Movement, put it, "A bad process will beat a good person every time."
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In rare moments where he and I would sit and talk alone, I caught glimpses of him as a real, genuinely good person.
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" Full quote: "He happens to be a very good person and it happens to be very sad what they've done to Paul Manafort.
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" He called Mr. Ailes a "very, very good person" and said, "A lot of people are thinking he's going to run my campaign.
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As he said in his interview with the Sun she 'is a very good person' and he 'never said anything bad about her.
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"There was a time in my life when I really wanted to pick a good person for president, and he was there," Mrs.
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I mean, there's an arrow through his chest, and she wants to know if he still thinks she can be a good person?
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I think Richard Pryor said something along the lines that he wants to be remembered as a good person and a good time.
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As he said in his interview with the Sun she "is a very good person" and he "never said anything bad about her".
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In short, what a good society does is based on a different set of considerations and principles than what a good person does.
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" Trump also called Ailes a "very, very good person" and said, "A lot of people are thinking he's going to run my campaign.
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They're generally a good person to ask for advice, too, since they're a brilliant air sign known as the genius of the zodiac!
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Still, on Saturday, Trump called his former assistant "a very good person" while also reaffirming his love for his daughter in a tweet.
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Neither of them led teams or organizations, but there was always this emphasis on kindness and manners and just being a good person.
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"He's a good person, very quiet," Mr. Piazza said, adding that Mr. Ftouhi and his family moved in more than five years ago.
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When he says that he tries to be a good person, she talks about how Jesus Christ has helped her to do so.
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As he said in his interview with The Sun, she is a very good person and he never said anything bad about her.
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Judge Paul Oetken said if someone is connected to the alleged crimes, he's probably not a good person to co-sign the bond.
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Geoffrey is a good person, helps kids, has a decorated Acting resume, teaches Acting classes, Directs movies and is working an honest job.
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Instead, we learn that Rogers was a genuinely good person who saw his long-running show as a kind of ministry for children.
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"The law does not allow license because someone is a good person," Quaintance said in passing the a sentence before a hushed courtroom.
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His battle is internal, grappling with notions of what's good for him, what's bad for him; what makes a good person, a bad person.
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"I stayed that person for years after and that is just not a good person in real life," he recently told Australian magazine Who.
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At the end of the day if you feel like you're a good person and your intentions are good, then that's all that matters.
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And luckily, Otis seems prepared to set an example as a big brother, since he's already growing up to be such a good person.
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Lisa: I feel like inside I know I'm a good person and I feel beautiful, but for so long, I wasn't on the outside.
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"It was always: Be a good student, be a good athlete, but above all else, be a good person," said Tonelli of Frank's expectations.
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I thought maybe that had gotten into your head and I wanted to sort it out because I thought you were a good person.
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"You are not a good person to shop with," joked Obama, who will vacate the White House when her husband's term expires in January.
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That remains a problem, but also sort of understanding that goes along with being an empathetic person and trying to be a good person.
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At a cursory glance, they were mentioning things like 'he has kind eyes, he has a warm smile, he seems like a good person.
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I try to be a good person, so I'm not going to let them throw me off my game because they're flim-flam men.
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"Even after telling her countless times that he was not a good person, she still went ahead and moved in with him," Barnes wrote.
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The White House later clarified Trump's remarks in a statement, noting that Trump referred to May as a "very good person" during the interview.
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"He happens to be a very good person, and it happens to be very sad what they've done to Paul Manafort," Trump told reporters.
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" Trump said last week that Cohen is no longer his lawyer, but that he always liked him and that he "is a good person.
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"He is very good person, loves kids, takes care of kids, he is very diligent, and always volunteers himself to help others," she says.
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Over the last two episodes, the show has used it, a bit clumsily, to suggest that deep down, Stone really is a good person.
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The only fight left is just to be a good person on a local level and hope you don't wind up on a watchlist.
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But I wanted it to be a situation in which a good person with good, solid, morals might still understand why she did it.
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I think that I personally do have good morals and try to do my best and that's why I consider myself a good person.
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David sees himself as a victim, and that warps his understanding of responsibility and what he needs to do to be a good person.
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"I think one thing we've learned about Donald Trump during this campaign is that he is not a very good person," Mr. Mulvaney wrote.
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People usually sound impressed when I say that, but I get paid, so I'm not being a good person or anything weird like that.
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"I accept the fact that I made serious mistakes, but I still believe that I am a good person with much potential," he said.
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Once the feeling of being a "bad person" is replaced by "good person in a bad structure," these young people move into redistributive action.
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Some day, if you do keep on working and you're a good person to other people, you'll get what you want in your life.
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And I'm very proud that she's taught me to be a good person and I thank God that she was able to get out.
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Peter Weber, pilot and this season's "bachelor" on "The Bachelor," told People that he believed Fuller is a good person and has "endearing qualities."
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" He also allegedly said that he did not mean to shoot the woman, saying "she did not deserve that; she was a good person.
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The fact that Mr. Trump publicly defended Mr. O'Reilly, calling him "a good person" during an Oval Office interview, only intensified the activists' resolve.
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Defense attorney Cassandra Stamm in a statement Thursday referred to Sanchez as "a good person who has made serious mistakes," the Seattle Times reported.
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But then anybody outside of that, whether they were a good person or not, he was totally willing to kill them just for whatever.
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As he said in his interview with the Sun she &aposis a very good person&apos and he &aposnever said anything bad about her&apos.
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Since you didn't choose to be violated, you don't "owe" it to anyone to be a role model, an activist, or even a good person.
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But I think, you know, he's really, he's a good person to cover because he can take it, you know criticism and stuff like that.
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REAL HOUSEWIVES REWIND: Kenya Moore's a Size Queen "I feel like he's a good person, but he's just so f—– up," she told her producer.
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You try to be a good person and you try to treat people with respect, and none of that changes when you are up here.
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We promise to do all we can to make sure your gratitude and joy endure and lead you to continue to be a good person.
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But to have a child who is a good person and finds pleasure in doing good things… that is the ultimate achievement for any parent.
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It works because it recognizes that its audience appreciates stories that deal seriously with the question of what it means to be a good person.
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During his time in Fort Myers, Florida, several years ago, Saipov was "a very good person," an acquaintance, Kobiljon Matkarov, told The New York Times.
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Which also doesn't fit our dominant narrative that there is a good person in each relationship and there is a bad person in each relationship.
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"In addition to that, and perhaps more importantly, he is a very good person," Trump added of Kushner, who is married to his daughter Ivanka.
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We live in an age where it pays off to be a good person because more times if you're a bad person it's out somewhere.
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Kimmy spends this episode wondering if she's a good person because Xanthippe (Dylan Gelula) accuses her of ruining her life and taking away Xan's home.
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Your planner is a good person to ask for referrals for other financial professionals you can trust, like an estate-planning attorney or an accountant.
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"I think he's a person I know well — he is a good person," Trump said of O'Reilly in an interview with The New York Times.
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It's the music of someone trying to give you permission to harden your heart to strangers while still thinking of yourself as a good person.
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Isaiah's desire to be a good person is fueled by his enduring grief for Marcus, the older brother who taught him about right and wrong.
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"I think of myself as a good person," Emma notes at one point, as she finally begins to tell the truth about her past behavior.
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A tour guide can help you get a better grasp of the local language and is a good person to practice words and phrases with.
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"He was a really good person, and he didn't deserve to die, not alone," Ms. McMullan said through sobs during an interview with Sky News.
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But while the Turner we meet at the start of the movie is a fundamentally good person, he's also clearly not living his best life.
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And it&aposs the whole idea of, you know, good person with a gun ending a bad situation for somebody else holding one on innocent people.
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The internet took his hope home with it, curled up with it and went to sleep knowing that at least one good person existed in America.
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He was on the upward trajectory to be a good person ...then he decides after sleeping with Brienne to go back to his sister/lover Cersei?
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Annalise started the third season by telling the Keating Five that they were "good people now" — but in this episode, Annalise really is a good person.
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When you're in a good place within yourself, you project being a good person into the world and you feel good about the things you're doing.
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Izzy, for her part, felt awful because Vinny is "such a good person and I just feel like a really s—- person," she said between sobs.
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I've heard multiple accounts of him sitting down with people for coffee, he really wants to help people which is the mark of a good person.
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It was not just that I didn't think I was a good person; it was also that I truly believed that I was a bad person.
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I think they should all look at the fact that he's a good person, he's not what other people have been saying he's been, like Hillary.
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That makes me feel like I'm putting good energy out into the universe and that's the perception people get of me, that I'm a good person.
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I think they should all look at the fact that he's a good person; he's not what other people have been saying he's been, like Hillary.
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She taught me about hard work, doing the right thing, making the right decisions and overall just being a good person and beautiful on the inside.
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It's just that most people's version of being a good person begins and ends at making sure they do stuff that will make other people happy.
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Over the past few days, 29-year-old Rice returned to the Baltimore Ravens to advise the rookies about the importance of being a good person.
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Well, it's one thing to understand it academically, or to generally care about it because you view yourself as a good person who's concerned with justice.
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"I realized that I can't make everyone believe [I'm a good person]... They're still going to have their own opinions," she writes of her turn-around.
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I think he's a good person, and one I wouldn't have gotten to know if he hadn't expertly maneuvered his way into a date with me.
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And whatever it is that you want in life … make it be inspiring in helping be a good person and just don't veer from your soul.
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I no longer look at someone and assume he or she is a "good" person, no one gets the benefit of the doubt from me anymore.
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In them, the black-clad O'Haire picked a fraught topic—sex, drugs, religion—and urged viewers to do the opposite of what a "good" person would.
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No one is watching over us, and so it is the responsibility of the good person to fight against those who would oppress the common person.
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Most people are more than willing to talk about themselves, which can tell you a lot about whether they're a good person with the right intentions.
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The final question, the one "Sharp Objects" leaves unnervingly open, is whether Camille can truly be a good person with Adora's blood running through her veins.
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How sad that all that needs to happen to destroy a good person is for someone to make an accusation that cannot be proven or corroborated.
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Rather, it's a demonstration of what it looks like to be complicit, to provide cover for someone because they were a good person in your presence.
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They stood for the idea that you can't be a good leader or a good nation unless you are a good person and a good people.
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When talk turned to the criminal justice system and race relations, Biden's answer was simply, Obama thought I was a good person and so should Americans.
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"I don't think Bill did anything wrong," he said about O'Reilly, who he also called "a good person," in an interview with the New York Times.
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We are going to argue that what Mr. Trump calls PC, is not a bad thing, it is what we Jews call … being a good person.
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At the bar I found Mr. Ruffins himself, an auspicious development — he was a good person to ask about something that had been on my mind.
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Every scene between them feels fraught, as Elena's awkward and condescending attempts to prove that she's a good person (and a not racist) are repeatedly rebuffed.
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"A very good person, a simple guy with no vices," Victor Manuel Nuñez Carbajal, who attended school with Mr. Bahena Rivera, said in a Facebook message.
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Deandre Somerville, a 22019-year old who works for the city of West Palm Beach Parks and Recreation Department, is — by all accounts — a good person.
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If you're a good person and you have great intentions for others — and for yourself, first and foremost — it will show through as this goddess energy.
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You can love whoever you want, and so long as they are a good person and you are loved back — we love him/her/them too.
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"Look, maybe I'm not a good person, maybe I'm a liar, maybe I'm a fool, maybe I ruined hundreds of people's lives...," Stiller's Cohen trailed off.
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" ZAINAB, 40, baker: "I want a good person to win the upcoming election, a person who can create job opportunities and bring security to the country.
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"The attributes that is takes to be a good racecar driver don't necessarily line up with what it takes to be a good person," Keselowski said.
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My father was Muslim and my mother's family is devout Baptist, and their beliefs influenced how I viewed sexuality in relation to being a "good person," a.k.a.
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"Raphael Sanchez is a good person who has made serious mistakes in violation of the law," his attorney Casey Stamm told BuzzFeed News in a statement Thursday.
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Throughout this all, Afterparty weaves together its bigger questions about relationships, growing up, and what it means to be a good person through its sharp-tongued humor.
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"You can be a good person, with a beautiful spirit, and still possess the authority to tell someone: 'You got me f—ed up,' " the message read.
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And he maintained that he has been "a good person" who has led "a good life", though of course plenty of decent burghers have done awful things.
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CHRIS HUGHES: I doubt Mark will be super excited about being friends again, but listen, as I said in the piece I think he's a good person.
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"He was very strong in his faith, and he was a very good person," Rabbi Zalman Bukiet of Chabad of Boca Raton told WPTV West Palm Beach.
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"The hardest part is I really love my husband – he's such a good person and he would be such a great father," Tyler said at the time.
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He's still on the outs with Trump, who has been calling him a leaker for weeks, though the president described Bannon as a good person on Tuesday.
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"Even with all the extra chances I've given you, I'm not sure you're a good person," she cries, deciding to ditch the bunker and head to Columbia.
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No wonder he's still willing to go on the record calling Ailes as a "very, very good person" despite being ousted for demeaning women on the regular.
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It's about putting better energy out into the world, not being a piece of shit, being a good person, which the world can use a lot of.
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"As he said in his interview with The Sun she 'is a very good person' and he 'never said anything bad about her,' " Sarah Huckabee Sanders said.
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Of course you will vote for the populist who tells you that you are still a good person and that the job you are doing is worthwhile.
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"It's time for the Speaker, who's a good person and a friend of mine, to say to Donald Trump, 'you've got to retract your statements,' " added Vargas.
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This means they can be a good person to turn to for help with financial goals such as paying for college or even getting out of debt.
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She has heard priests extol the same advice her mother told her: Regardless of your gender, what matters is being a good person before God and family.
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But in denying the defense's request for a lower sentence, the judge said the law did not allow for leniency because the defendant was a good person.
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"There's a 100-year tradition — a political and artist tradition — and René's a good person to find new ways to take that into the future," she said.
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"The problem is, we've set up a situation where there's no benefit being portrayed to consumers associated with helping others, other than just being a good person."
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While Madeleine Westerhout has a fully enforceable confidentiality agreement, she is a very good person and I don't think there would ever be reason to use it.
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But Leo is a good person; he knew before that I wanted it, so he came up to me at halftime and said there was no problem.
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Yes, we're about "The Good Person is Indistinguishable From the Bad," where Jessica Davis (Alisha Boe) and Justin Foley (Brandon Flynn) get it on all over town.
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Murphy's comments came after Trump defended Manafort as a "good person" while speaking to reporters on the South Lawn of the White House earlier in the day.
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I was a little bummed, but I didn't know the guy or anything, but he appeared to be a good person and his music changed my life.
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She works hard, tells it like it is, and I feel like she's just a good person — and I love it when good things happen to good queens.
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This particular type of scammer often believes that they're a morally good person who's in a sticky situation — in other words, they believe the end justifies their means.
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"I think Sarah is really a good person, a nice person, very capable," Trump said, singling out her father, former Arkansas governor and former presidential candidate Mike Huckabee.
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Hughes notes that while the CEO is a good person, he holds far too much power at Facebook, and can't be held accountable there — he calls the shots.
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He's a really, really good person, and I feel like since I got to know him, I'm a better human being thanks to him being in my life.
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"I was a little shocked and taken aback that you were here, but I must say, in the last 48 hours, you are a good person," she said.
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"The hardest part is I really love my husband – he's such a good person and he would be such a great father," Tyler, 45, said on the show.
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This feeling of being imposter haunts her — and it's a result of her time at Homecoming, where she knows deep down she pretended to be a good person.
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"I think they picked two really good people to be heading up the company, but then Flannery was a good person himself, so there we go," Wright said.
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But Olivia chimes in and tells Mellie that she is a good person, and she's better than this, which is why she would have been a good president.
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In an interview with The New York Times, President Donald Trump called the Fox News kingpin "a good person," adding also that he thinks he knows him well.
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Since my wedding day, I have certainly made some mistakes in my marriage, but I have always tried hard to be a good husband, and a good person.
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Most games let you be a "good" person because that's just how things usually go, but what if more games pushed players outside moral and ethical comfort zones?
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He was supposed to be good person, but his ship fell into the jail cell, so now he think being bad is good because he didn't know better.
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"There is a real difference between trying to prove prosecutorial misconduct or malfeasance by detectives and being acquitted, versus convincing the world you're a good person," he said.
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Check This Box if You're a Good Person On college applications, every so often, the kindness of a student can't help shining through, according to this Opinion writer.
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"I am not a good person," Payton insists over and over again, and even as we see evidence that he is right, we do not entirely believe him.
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"Last, but not least, is just their character and being a good person and then also representing their teams with class and great character as well," he says.
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Almost two-thirds of Democrats and Democratic-leaning voters now say belief in God is not part of being a good person, compared with 51 percent in 2011.
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His kindness, compassion, sense of humor, quick wit, and selfless behavior serve as reminders that being an exceptional academic and all around good person are not mutually exclusive.
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Axe's life is presented as a wildly entertaining good time, and Axe is ultimately a pretty good person, outside of all of the horrible corruption that leaves thousands destitute.
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"There is no question in my mind that Ms. Kelley is a good person who has been a hugely positive force in her family and her community," he said.
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Her attorney has not publicly offered a defense but reportedly insists she did not kill the infant — "She is a good person, a high honors student," he told reporters.
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"I'm not saying that everyone's a good person but there's definitely people out there that want to get their life back on track and be normal civilians," he added.
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And if anyone is comparing them to anybody else, that's your responsibility at home to teach them what core values are and to be a good person from within.
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Anti-racism is about showing that one is a good person in anticipation of a vague and implausible Great Day when all of America finally "gets it" about race.
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"I hope they learn to be the right person, be the good person you're supposed to be," Marchese says, noting that Jess' owner Angeliki Floros is an immigrant herself.
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"We definitely had big dreams for him, but for him to be a good person was overall the best thing," said Shaun Lilly, 35, the fiancé of Aamir's aunt.
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Last year, Clarkson shared her gripes with Australia's KIIS 1065 saying he was "not a good person" and that she was "blackmailed" into working with him on the single.
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He was a good person who wanted to have an impact in the world, and despite my skepticism he decided this was the best way to go about it.
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This creates cognitive dissonance: The clash between my general belief that Andrew is a good person and the specific evidence that he is a jerk would likely distress me.
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It's so much easier to rely on cookie-cutter instructions, to wait for someone tell you how to just do The Thing that's required to be a good person.
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There are movies here about crime, poverty, racism, and neglect, but also honest explorations of family ties, and poignant contemplations about what it means to be a good person.
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I think that I do feel badly that we are going to see Mr. Cote [CEO] retire, but I bet he's got a good person coming in after him.
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" While she admitted that they are "polar opposites" when it comes to expressing their likes and dislikes, she admired that Koplelman "chooses to be a good person every day.
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The show may not offer an answer to the question of what it means to be a good person—but it hardly matters when the writing is this good.
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" Rittgers, who PEOPLE could not reach for comment, described his client as "by all measures a very good girl who helped children … by all means a very good person.
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"He's a good person, has a great record, and has been a tremendously good governor in spite of having to deal with some very big problems there," Reid said.
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" Trump's former campaign manager was accused of battery, and prompting the then-candidate to tell Good Morning America: "He is a fine person...He is a very good person.
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The Twelfth Doctor's early episodes saw him questioning himself and his judgment, worried that he might have forgotten how to be a good person after his most recent regeneration.
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"As he said in his interview with the Sun she 'is a very good person' and he 'never said anything bad about her,'" press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said.
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The granddaddy of the good person shows — and arguably the best one — is NBC's The Good Place, a sitcom that is also a series of debates about ethical philosophy.
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Rarely do we admit that incentives can override principles, or that the duty to be a good executive doesn't automatically align with the call to be a good person.
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Trump says he discussed climate change with Prince Charles, who he believes is 'a very good person' who 'wants to have a world that's good for future generations'. pic.twitter.
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"I think you're a good person, and I think you ended up in a really bad situation that there was no good answer to," one of the interrogators said.
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In the post-fight interview, Namajunas was beyond humble, and she had a beautiful message: "This belt don't mean nothing, man, just be a good person," she said, emotional.
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Truly, how much of a good person can you be if you name your album 1989, the same year when George Bush Sr. became President of the United States?
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I felt he was a good person but took his anxiety out on me, which I think was easy for him to do because I was young and female.
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This isn't to say that other Hollywood actors aren't kind people either — but Reeves has made a habit of being a good person, and fans have definitely taken notice.
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Trump called Westerhout a "very good person" and said Friday that she was ousted after she made remarks about his children during an off the record dinner with reporters.
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Following his first trip to Seoul in 25 years, the Toronto-based artist made Very Good Person, a nine-track LP which reflects both his geographical and sonic influences.
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"If you ask many parents whether it's really important that your son has a lot of integrity and is a good person, they would absolutely say yes," he said.
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I also saw darker masculine traits in my father and wanted to be different because I didn't think those things made a good man or a good person, really.
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" If you look at the comments, Peth's statement generated some genuine good will toward Adams, with people in his mentions calling her "a good person" and "a class act.
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At the time, she told a federal judge: "I believe I am a good person who made some bad choices," and quoted the bible, according to The Washington Post.
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If Trump said, "Michael you're a good person and loyal and I'll leave it to you to do the right thing," then we are in a difficult gray area.
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Trump's take: Trump also praised O'Reilly for hosting him on his show over the years, and added, "I think he's a person I know well — he is a good person."
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It just doesn't resonate with me … I'm a good person and not this horrible person that people want to send me roles for; I don't want to play it anymore.
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I think she just really is, a good person, she takes care of herself and she seems to love life and I think you just see that through her skin.
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WATCH: Remembering Anthony Bourdain's Illustrious Life and Career Amid the shock and sadness of Bourdain's passing, Reynolds remembers her friend as a "good person" in addition to a great collaborator.
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But now I feel very secure saying that I love every girl in this cast and I really believe everyone is a good person, and they sincerely have good intentions.
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He's a fundamentally good person, but one who isn't interested in the greater fight against good and evil: he just wants to get by and do right by his people.
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Now, when an employee searches for a topic, search should point them to a good person to answer that question or the channel that's best to check for that information.
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In short: if you only think you're a good person if you get 100 likes on your status update, you're more likely to be sucked into constantly checking the site.
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Somebody like Bob Geldof, for example, doesn't come across as a nice person, because he seems quite aggressive and surly, but he's a good person, because he does good things.
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Frankly, Manafort did not come across as a "good person" in this trial, as the defense offered very little to suggest either good character or good excuse in his dealings.
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Trump and his current legal team previously defended Cohen as a "good person" and expressed confidence that he would not "flip" on the president, but have since changed their narrative.
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"With the exception of very few people, I think everyone's a good person just trying to figure out what they think is best for our country," comedian Colin Jost says.
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Zelinsky said that if one is looking for someone to "pin something on, Randy Credico is a pretty good person to pick," noting for example his past struggles with alcohol.
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But because she is a diversity officer in Silicon Valley, she seemed like a good person to talk about how pools have been historically used as a tool of segregation.
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Race, gender, class, trauma — they're all covered by the idea that you can have a great life and be a good person but still unknowingly be causing so much suffering.
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You can watch Hank and love him, and never for a second delude yourself into thinking he's a good person because he just wishes he could give up the bad.
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Ms. Lin broke down in tears as she explained that Mr. Kwok was a "very good person, a very honest person," who would often refuse offers of food or money.
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He repeatedly defended Mr. Stone, calling him a "good person" and lashing out at the forewoman of the jury that convicted him, accusing her of being politically biased against him.
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"He put his focus on Brayden and made time for him, talked to him, explained that it doesn't define him, he's stronger, that he's a good person," Owen Harrington said.
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You can still be a good person and upstanding and all of this and still act out in this way because now you don't define this as bias anymore. Right.
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"While Madeleine Westerhout has a fully enforceable confidentiality agreement, she is a very good person and I don't think there would ever be a reason to use it," Trump tweeted.
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"When you know a guy is innocent, if you have any decency or human elements in your being, it's almost impossible for a good person to just forget," he said.
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I want them to understand Muay Thai is a way out of poverty, but there are other ways too, like being a good person and using your brain, your talent.
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But where the episode really succeeds is in finding a way to get back to The Good Place's most basic question of all: How do you be a good person?
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"I know that regardless of whether or not Dr. Luke did that, this is his karma and he earned it because he's not a good person," she told New York Times.
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But it also really defines Madeline, in that she's more concerned with performative displays of goodwill and wholesomeness than she is with being a good person — she wants to get credit.
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" Park's attorney, Julia Gatto, had argued earlier in the hearing that Park was a "fundamentally good person" who was overwhelmed by "a lifetime of family pressure, cultural pressure and internal pressure.
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"He's a good person, I don't think he's a monster and purposely did this to hurt me and make me feel this way," the 27-year-old publicist told People magazine.
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She can yell about being a good person as much as she wants, but she's the one covered in viscera, hiding bodies, while revealing the need to hide even more bodies.
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More than just holding onto a job here, it's important to be an actual good person and offer a sincere apology to the subject of the gossip (especially if it's embarrassing).
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"I played very well, I'm sorry for Richard, he is a good friend and a good person," said Nadal, who played a few rallies with a ball boy after his match.
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In 2018, the antihero trend lost momentum as pop culture decided that the question of how to become a good person was worthy of being the object of sustained aesthetic interest.
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We have to do the tough work of figuring out what makes us happy, who we are, how to be a good person, and how to be useful in the world.
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" On the other hand, "it's more anxiety-producing to go, 'I love you, but I don't like you ... and in some ways that makes you not a good person to me.
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"While Madeleine Westerhout has a fully enforceable confidentiality agreement, she is a very good person and I don't think there would ever be reason to use it," Trump tweeted Saturday morning.
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So when Philip goes to find comfort from his old employee, to assure himself that he's a good person and a good friend and a good boss, he doesn't get it.
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" Trump tweeted Saturday morning: "While Madeleine Westerhout has a fully enforceable confidentiality agreement, she is a very good person and I don't think there would ever be reason to use it.
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I want to carry that with me by being a good person, being humble and down to earth, and doing what is right — not just following what everyone else is doing.
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"As he said in his interview with the Sun she 'is a very good person' and he 'never said anything bad about her,'" Sanders said in a statement to The Hill.
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In her letter -- obtained by TMZ -- Mama 6ix9ine, Natividad Perez-Hernandez, says her boy is humble and a good person, and not the guy he's portrayed to be in the media.
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"As he said in his interview with the Sun [May] 'is a very good person' and he 'never said anything bad about her,'" Sanders said in a statement to The Hill.
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"I accept the fact that I made serious mistakes, but I still believe that I am a good person with much potential," Shkreli wrote from the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn.
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Please, watch a master (as in, literally an Old Master) at work: Because she's a very good person, however, Britney did not stop with gifting the world footage of her talents.
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I thought he was a good person because he proclaimed to be a wealthy man with a broken heart who wanted to help me pay for school with no expectation in return.
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They made us discover opponents are not necessarily our enemies, that someone on the other side can be a bad thinker but a good person … and maybe even a tolerable in-law.
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As the show heads toward its finale, it's still exploring that question BoJack asks Diane in season 1: is he a good person at heart, or is it too late for him?
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"You can love someone with all your heart, but if they're not going to be a good person for you, in your life, then it's time to just say goodbye," she said.
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It needs to feel like you're doing it because you want to, so I feel like a good person and feel connected and feel that my desire is coming from within me.
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"When I was hired for the job, the reason they told me I was being hired because I did have the morals and they felt I was a good person," she explained.
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"Let me tell you something, as long as the kids are having fun I don't care, he's a very nice guy, he's a good person," Hawn said of 24-year-old Jonas.
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Before she went into the song, she went on a shoutout spree, which included honoring Swae for being a good person and to Mike Will Made-It for a routinely stellar beat.
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Teodora Carlos, the mother of the gunman, identified by police as 42-year-old Philippines national Jessie Carlos, said that he was a "good person" who changed when he started frequenting casinos.
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Being an actual good person means genuinely caring about others and treating them with respect and dignity, and doing that stuff should make you feel all warm and fuzzy on the inside.
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I just remember thinking, as I did when my mom began dating the wonderful man she has been with for 40 years now: Is this a good person and a good relationship?
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So let's keep things focused on the nonpersonal, financial nature that they are, so that if I tell you you're not good at something, I'm not saying you're not a good person.
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But the show's big find is Mr. Harper, whose line readings make Chidi's moral nausea palpable as he tries to teach Eleanor to be a good person, or at least fake it.
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No matter how much the show tries to convince us the April Kepner is a good person who loves her family and is a very good surgeon, she is still incredibly annoying.
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After all, a decent chunk of those are already Brexiteers, and not liking Trump doesn't make you a good person—just look at his Republican rivals, or for that matter Hillary Clinton.
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"For those who believe that life should not be arbitrary there can be no real answer concerning the good person who loses a child (not to speak of ten children)," he writes.
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It hasn't always been easy, but we did something right since my son is first and foremost a good person considerate of others, and will be an outstanding husband and father someday.
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"While Madeleine Westerhout has a fully enforceable confidentiality agreement, she is a very good person and I don't think there would ever be reason to use it," Trump wrote on Twitter Saturday.
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But you are a good person, and like a citizen in Starship Troopers, you are doing your part in the Coronavirus War Effort, by staying home and tolerating whomever you live with.
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Is someone a good person if she or he would never own a slave, but refuses to impose that moral conviction on others who exploit people through the trafficking of human beings?
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" About 150 miles northeast of there, Mr. Biden, in Independence, Iowa, resisted the opportunity to return fire at Ms. Harris, calling her "a good person" whose perspective on busing was "absolutely right.
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I'm not a good person to talk to about spending time wisely... But when you try to do something big, there tends to be a wall or obstacle in front of you.
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" Trump weighed in on Manafort's plight while the jury was still in deliberations, calling the tax and bank fraud case against him "very sad" and lauding him as a "very good person.
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After former Fox News executive Roger Ailes was accused of sexual harassment, Trump called Ailes "a very good person," and suggested Ailes had helped the women "complaining" about his behavior in their careers.
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" Mick Mulvaney, who became Trump's Budget Director and is now his acting chief of staff, has a striking assortment of "red flags," including his assessment that Trump "is not a very good person.
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"The mother of a Minnesota man killed by a police officer during a traffic stop on Wednesday is speaking out about the death of her son who, she called, "a very good person.
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Eleanor is not a good person — but she had the dumb luck to die right around the same time as another, much better Eleanor Shellstrop, who was sorted to the Bad Place instead.
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You could never imagine losing your daughter, having your life taken, being caught in something you didn't do, or [realizing that] someone that's a good person turns out to be a bad person.
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The scholar, Bello Abdullahi, who was arrested and faces charges including cruelty to children, "is a good person and isn't aware of the ill treatment" by his teaching staff, said Burhani's father, Yahaya.
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Walker -- who's out in NYC promoting Bellator MMA -- says he wants Simpson to dedicate his life to doing something positive -- something that will not only prove he's reformed, but also a good person.
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I think I've retweeted every version of this photoshoot, both here and on my main, already but I'm a good person and I deserve this so:Ezra Miller for PLAYBOY MAGAZINE (NOVEMBER 2018). pic.twitter.
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He's spent much of his life and career preoccupied by the mysteries of compulsion, and fascinated by how there's only a few degrees of difference between a good person and a bad one.
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If she can fight an uphill battle there with a guy who's in control of the voting system and get it this close, that might be a good person to fight the powers.
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Even more than showing you she was a great dancer, Verdon convinced you that she was a good person, a counterexample to Fosse's cynicism, which, when he was wise, he knew was essential.
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Hanks also discussed his efforts to teach his children about "being a good person in the world" in a time when "being good wasn&apost so simple anymore" with The New York Times.
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He feels like he's trying so hard to do the right things, to be a good person, but people only see a small picture of him, and that's not who he really is.
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He didn't know many details about the situation, he said, but maintained that Fuller is a good person and asked fans to form their opinions based on what they see on the show.
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Most obviously, a black Hercules (backed by the wonderfully diverse ensemble) completely alters the implications of a story about a man seeking acceptance as "a good person of the Agora" — the public marketplace.
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At the outset of the inheritance dispute, she gets up the nerve to e-mail Astrid, an expert in human-rights law and thereby "a kind of officially good person," about the cabins.
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In contemporary society, we say you're a good person if you love your family, you don't kick puppies, and maybe give a little bit to charity or volunteer some time to your community.
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" On Twitter, Everlane released a statement that Mr. Uzoka was "a good person and a pleasure to work with" and that "there's so much more behind the person you've seen in our campaigns.
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It's sad that we still need to say this in 2017, but you're not "good" for shunning sugar or fat or "bad" for eating them; eating clean doesn't make you a good person.
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"I went in … to really talk to the president about Alice Johnson and really explain to him why she would be such a good person to grant clemency to," Kardashian West told the website.
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It's tricky because emotions like sympathy and empathy are good for society, and important to being a good person, but these emotions can lead us astray if we're not aware of what's driving them.
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Asked whether he would pardon Stone, Trump told reporters in December that he hadn't thought about it but went on to describe Stone as a "good person" and said he had been treated unfairly.
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The show may not take, say, God or heaven that seriously, but it takes other big questions — what it means to be a good person — more seriously than any other show on network television.
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It's much harder to depict, say, Dany's struggles with questions of what it means to be a good leader or a good person, versus just showing her setting a bunch of people on fire.
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Defense lawyers had asked for a 15-year sentence, saying Felton was a good person "who did a bad thing" and that he could be rehabilitated with the support of his family and community.
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If you're a good person and don't do anything wrong, then they don't usually give you any trouble, although there's still a risk that people who don't like you will report you to immigration.
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While she has certainly let her anger get the better of her at times — RIP, Randyll and Dickon Tarly — Daenerys has consistently been portrayed as someone to believe in and a genuinely good person.
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It's a movie about friendship and being a good person, finally copping to what you want, revising your prejudices and assumptions about others, and being brave enough to own up to who you are.
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"When I was introduced to Haley by a former lawyer at our firm, I immediately picked up on the fact that she was obviously brilliant — brilliant and a good person," Zumpano told the publication.
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" The model – who insists that she's not speaking out for publicity – also gave a message to Brown in her interview: "I would say to Chris, be the good person that I know you are.
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President Trump on Thursday defended his delay in firing former national security adviser Michael Flynn, calling him "a very good person" and saying he didn't want to be too quick to fire the aide.
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When he learns that Eleanor spent her life on Earth as a depraved and narcissistic sociopath, Chidi decides to teach her how to be a good person, which results in their relationship slowly blossoming.
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After all, everyone likes to think of him or herself as a good person, and the best way to get there could be through a little practice and a daily dose of game therapy.
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I happen to think he's a very good person," Trump said of Xi. "Now with that being said, he represents China, I represent the USA, so, you know, there's going to always be conflict.
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The Verdict: Honestly, Dunham seems to have been through an awful lot lately, so I will pretend to be a good person instead of an internet-crazed hobgoblin and give this one to her. Sorry?
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They showed how, when Americans think they are arguing about points of ideology or fact (or confected para-facts), they are often wrangling about who is a good person, with a right to be heard.
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It became the story of how David weaponized his victimhood against the world, against reality, against time itself – just to prove, as he constantly undermines himself, that he is a good person who deserves love.
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"It's kind of hard to really talk about that because people are gonna bash – I didn't understand it though 'cause I'm like, 'This person is a really good person,' " Tyga (né Michael Stevenson) told KMEL.
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" Paige: "If you're going to make mistakes, this is great place to do it as long as you learn from them ... If you're a good person, Degrassi always seems to give you a second chance.
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"I want you to be safe, and to try your hardest, and to be a good person," Leehan says as young Gage stands in front of his father at Quincy Cellars in Ripley, New York.
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"As he said in his interview with the Sun she 'is a very good person' and he 'never said anything bad about her,'" press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said in a statement to The Hill.
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Trump said last Thursday that he was "very surprised" to learn of the subpoena and defended his son as a "good person" who "works very hard" and would be distracted by having to testify again.
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They're a good person but they've got some quirks about what makes them such a driver, and when you ask them questions about happiness, the answer tends to be in the future a little bit.
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Now, this advice is predicated on the assumption that your sister-in-law is a good person with an annoying phone tic, and that normal attempts to jostle your way into the conversation have failed.
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Among the many things ignored by the mainstream media are the countless incidents where a good person with a gun has prevented a tragedy, even though these positive incidents happen far more often than not.
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Journalists are invited to the Oval Office to ask about infrastructure; he turns the subject to how Bill O'Reilly, late of Fox News, is a "good person," blameless, like him, in matters of sexual harassment.
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Severino also wonders why anyone would take "an animal that lived a good life that supports a good person" and then stuff its meat into a chemically processed casing that comes from a factory farm.
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No, no..." and went on to say he just wanted his kid to be a good person and if he wanted to "get into the arts or sports, then, yeah, I would fully support that.
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" When asked later in the interview if she thought Assad was a good person, Gabbard said, "No, I don't," and asked if Russian President Vladimir Putin was an adversary to the US, she responded, "Yes.
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If you think you've been inoculated against the disease of racism by being a good person — or by being something less than a white-hood, David Duke racist — you're not exactly likely to look hard.
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A series that was initially about what happens when the wrong person goes to heaven transformed into a meditation on what it means to be a good person, and how no one is beyond redemption.
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She tells her dad that she thinks Rhea is a good person to lead the company, knowing full well that the first move in fixing this major cruise upset would be to swap CEOs again.
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It was a great pleasure, therefore, to witness the outstanding reappraisal of Brecht's "The Good Person of Szechwan" with which the Moscow Pushkin Drama Theater visited the Barbican in London for three performances this month.
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But it's even more powerful to see that via Eleanor, who is learning that she, too, can be a good person and all it might take is caring about others before she thinks of herself.
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But what we now know is what you've always known — that in fact nearly everybody in this community is a good person, and hardly anybody in it is at any meaningful risk for hurting anybody else.
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I look at him like, 'This man is special' and he is something worth looking up because he's a good person [and has] great qualities that parents need to encourage their children to look up to.
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"It was just devastating to watch how all this has unfolded, and the Billy that I know and a lot of people would say has the biggest heart of anybody and he is a good person."
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It's natural, then, that Waters would comment on such a society with Heathers: Veronica (Winona Ryder), is a "good" person who gets sucked into the vapid, cruel crowd that is the Heathers, if mostly for survival.
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I think any good person has to sit there and think—whenever something terrible happens, or even when something not terrible is happening—be self-critical and try to determine: Could I have done better here?
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Sure there are politics wrapped up in the award but the Nobel Peace Prize is still probably one of the best awards a human of this Earth can ever get for, like, being a good person.
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So they're betting on you, but again their job is to get a 10X return, and if they don't with you, they might still think you're a good person but it will not be considered successful.
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He talked about how I should never take anything for granted, how I should try to live each day to the fullest, and how I should always strive to be a good person above all else.
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Before 1996, if you're in the country and basically were a good person -- if you've been here for seven years, paid your taxes -- you could get a driver's license, get a Social Security card without status.
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"The person who is nominated is not going to get confirmed, though I am sure they will be a good person," said Senator Lindsey Graham, the South Carolina Republican who also sits on the judiciary committee.
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To some social conservatives, that may seem like dogwhistling: an acknowledgment that Donald Trump agrees with liberals that conservative positions are unkind and impolite, and since he's a good person he doesn't really agree with conservatives.
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He's early on the curve of anything and everything upcoming, he's creative in how he structures partnerships, he's always focused on the best outcome for companies that expect growth and he's ultimately also a good person.
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MORE STORIES FROM THE HILL: 4 reasons middle-class Americans need solutions — not sympathy How Republicans can move past Trump's politics of personal ambition Why should a good person ever want to run for office again?
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For this week's roundup of student comments on our writing prompts, we asked teenagers to to tell us what makes someone a good person, whether conspiracy theories are dangerous and how they deal with crushing losses.
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Forced to more or less raise herself, Haddish checked out tons of how-to audiobooks from the library: how to be a good person, a good wife, a success, a harnesser of feminine energy and might.
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"I will not say that I'm a kind person or a good person, I can only say I'm a really calm person in life," said Medvedev, who has picked up $19,000 in fines for his antics.
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"Maybe she is a very good person, but we don't know anything about her," said Cristian Pirvulescu, the dean of the political science department at the National University of Political Studies and Public Administration in Bucharest.
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"I accept the fact that I made serious mistakes, but I still believe that I am a good person with much potential," he wrote in his letter from the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, New York.
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For four seasons, Bojack Horseman has been struggling to answer some of the questions that would plague any washed up, alcoholic, depressed former sitcom star who is also a horse: can he be a good person?
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Barbour, the wife of the Maxfield-Parrish-loving dude, who on the one hand has good taste in art and antiques (good person trait!) but on the other hand is rich and icy (bad person trait!).
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By letting my son learn from his own mistakes and rejecting the micromanagement and over-scheduling of helicopter parenting, I hope to set him on a path to becoming a good person with a kind heart.
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And as things go on, she needs to do right by people and honor her husband and take care of her child, and those things might become things that make a good person to look up to.
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While a show like The Good Place is not the first to examine the afterlife, it does so with a thoroughly modern tone that acts as a mirror for being a good person in our complicated times.
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Although she was visibly angry when she confronted Jackson on the show, and now admits she doesn't "think he's a good person," she says the allegations that are being brought against Jackson are outside of his character.
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We're all humans, and we all have these emotions, and a lot of us choose to shut out and think that, 'Oh, no, no, we're the good person, we're doing everything we can, we're doing everything right.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday called the financial fraud trial of his former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, "sad" and said he was a very good person, weighing in as a jury in Virginia deliberates.
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Coworker Joni Hogan Salvatore — who remembered Frank as an "amazing" coworker, a "very hard worker" and "just a really good person" – told The Los Angeles Daily News that the mail trucks are 10 to15 degrees hotter inside.
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" After the Fox News host was accused of sexual harassment and verbal abuse by a number of women, and made settlements worth millions, Trump said: "He is a good person...I don't think Bill did anything wrong.
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Trump responded by saying he doesn't "discard people" and called Lewandowski a "good person with a wonderful family," while casting doubt on Fields's story and questioning a picture she said shows bruises Lewandowski left on her arm.
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Someone who didn't understand that all your insistence was just about being a good person in the world, and the myriad ways to do that, and the even more myriad ways you could stumble upon the opposite.
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" She also told the UK Press Association, "I really believe in him and think he's a good person, and I'm concerned about his health, his family, and I just hope that by some miracle he's set free.
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Florence is the kindest and most responsible of the Mandibles, a basically good person who has devoted her life to helping the poor, takes no interest in economics, and is constantly monitoring herself for insidious internalized racism.
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We recently caught up with Eel in Toronto to talk about making Very Good Person, the importance of identifying as a Korean-Canadian artist, and how he uses music to address the complexities of the diasporic experience.
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" Mr. Gheorghiu, of the Coalition for Family, described Ms. Davis as "a good person" and "humble" and said her visit was "a confession of freedom of conscience and of the consequences of intolerance and abusive minority dictate.
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He acknowledges that Greg's insistence that focusing on the present as the key to being a good person is tempting, because dwelling on the past fills you with regret, while an obsession with the future invites anxiety.
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It's easy, then, to use someone's final published moments as proof of something: That they were a good person, or that they were troubled, or that there's any meaning to be mined from the wreckage of loss.
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"I think he doesn't care about who needs the support, and who is the murderer and who is the good person," said Mr. Chaghlil, who was admitted to the country in December and lives in New Haven.
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The brief discussion ended with some members of the panel praising Hart's perseverance and ability to pick himself up after his failures, noting that because of these failures, he's a good person to listen to for advice.
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There's a soft side to this feud, though -- Ang concedes JWoww's a good person and respects her for being a good mom ... but believes they need to work out their differences in a more grown-up way.
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His understanding of Christianity is inextricable from social justice not just on the individual level — be a good person — but on the structural one: Some institutions and modes of governing (and commerce) are inherently more sinful than others.
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"I think people are taken aback that I would reach out to Amber Guyger because the act that she committed was so horrific, and the victim was such a good person," Kemp told CNN in an interview Tuesday.
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But while he heartily endorsed Saccone as a "really good person," Trump spent a lot of time talking about his own fortunes in a "Make America Great Again" rally in an airport hangar at the Pittsburgh International Airport.
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I certainly don't think of my character as a morally good person, and I think the kinds of things players do to each other in this game supports the idea that we're all, in fiction, somehow morally depraved.
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The four insights of goodness mentioned at the end of the article are all characteristics of a good person; although, what makes an individual "good" is entirely subjective to that very individual and those who witness their behavior.
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Though the film contains less savory depictions of rich people acting bombastic and fiendish, in Crazy Rich Asians, it's possible that you can have money and still be a good person who is kind, loyal, and protective of family.
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With shades of Superbad, it's a movie about friendship and being a good person, about finally copping to what you want, revising your prejudices and assumptions about others, about being brave enough to own up to who you are.
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"If parliament recommends a good person with an agreement between the ruling and opposition parties, I will appoint that person as prime minister and allow him to essentially take control over the cabinet," Park told parliament on Nov. 8.
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AND I SAY IN THE BOOK, I DON'T WANT TO UNDERMINE THE FACT THAT HE DID IT, BECAUSE I'M VERY IMPRESSED THAT HE DID IT, AND I THOUGHT ONLY A GOOD PERSON WITH A CONSCIENCE MAKES THAT PHONE CALL.
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They're great people, their children are educated, their children are producers, you go tell that family to get out of here and get into their own country,' I don't think she could do it, because she's a good person.
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However, some legal experts expressed concern that comments by Trump on Friday calling the trial of Manafort "very sad" and lauding him as a "very good person" might still be viewed - inadvertently or otherwise - by jurors over the weekend.
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To me, a great leader is someone you can look up to, someone that always does the right thing, is intelligent, a good listener, honest, has good communication skills, sets good examples, and is just a good person overall.
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However, some legal experts expressed concern that comments by Trump on Friday calling the trial of Manafort "very sad" and lauding him as a "very good person" might still be viewed — inadvertently or otherwise — by jurors over the weekend.
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A source close to the former couple claims Aryn is making up lies because she's obsessed with being seen as a victim, and she can't do that if people see Jesse as the fun, caring, good person he is.
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"I'm here to support Mr. Trump because he's going to make America great again ... I think they should all look at the fact that he's a good person and he's not what other people say he's being, like Hillary," Jones said.
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In wake of Trump defending Fox News host Bill O'Reilly as "a good person" after a slew of sexual harassment allegations against him, Oliver announced he was once again deploying the widely recognized "Catheter Cowboy" to teach Trump another lesson.
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Given what we've seen of Paige, it seems like the pastor was telling the truth both times: She is screwed up, and what her parents did to her is terrible, but she's also a good person and a strong one.
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Jackson took a moment to make it clear that she wasn't telling the story to remind people that she is "such a good person," but rather to explain that her act of kindness did not go completely according to plan.
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"The thing that I hear her say is that she just wants you to be a good person and a great dad and to do it first for yourself and then for your kids and then for her," Jenner says.
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"If parliament recommends a good person with an agreement between the ruling and opposition parties, I will appoint that person as prime minister and allow him to essentially take control over the cabinet," Park told the speaker, Chung Sye-kyun.
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Hannah's stressed because she can't breastfeed her son, while Marnie's realizing that she signed up for a life that she didn't want but feels like she needs to follow through with in order to redeem herself as a good person.
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She believed that she'd been sent to the Good Place after her death because of a clerical error, and to keep anyone from recognizing that she was an imposter, she needed to learn how to act like a good person.
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"This topic — being a good person, what is my ripple effect in the world — is something that I was already spending a lot of time thinking about in my personal life," she said, sitting in the show's hair and makeup trailer.
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" Mr. Kool, who learned that Ms. Lake had completed a cycling tour from New Haven to Seattle in 2007 to raise money for Habitat for Humanity, called her "a very good person, and a lot of fun to talk with.
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We all do it—losing sight of the forest because we're too busy focusing on the trees—and sometimes if we're lucky a good person will come along with a swift kick to the head and try to set us straight.
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Egg's trajectory, meanwhile, kept reminding me of Wart in The Sword in the Stone, book one of T. H. White's classic retelling of the King Arthur myth, in which Merlin teaches the future king to be a good person and ruler.
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Starring Kristen Bell, Ted Danson, Jameela Jamil, D'Arcy Carden, Manny Jacinto, and William Jackson Harper, the series takes a look a hard look at what it means to be a good person through the best comedic lens since The Office.
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With shades of Superbad, it's a movie about friendship and being a good person, about speaking up for what you want, about revising your prejudices and assumptions about others, and about being brave enough to own up to who you are.
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"I was really young when I heard that speech, but I thought if I ever come out, he'd be a good person to talk to," recalled Jake, who is thinking of becoming a clinical psychologist for teenagers and their families.
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He praised Bill O'Reilly, the former Fox News host, as "a good person" who he did not believe "did anything wrong," days after The New York Times reported that he had settled with five women who filed harassment claims against him.
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Even President Trump got involved on Thursday, telling reporters he was "pretty surprised" his son — "a very good person" — would be subpoenaed after Mr. Burr had said publicly he had found no evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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She carried with her all of the wisdom and mercy of those years and never judged anybody no matter what they were doing because she knew intimately what it was like to be a good person trapped in horrible behavior.
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A question many Americans have been asking ourselves since the presidential election widened the great divide in our country is, how do we get along with other people when our definitions of being a good person are in direct opposition?
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Overall, these data offer a new perspective on a claim long made by social scientists: that differences in political belief are manifestations of deeply opposing visions — not just about what makes good policy, but also about what makes a good person.
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"You can trust that I am a good person!" she wrote into Baidu, and laughed as her friend drove us down a dark highway toward Lanzhou after midnight, which might be the midpoint of a Stephen King novel under other circumstances.
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It's not a simple question, nor is it a neutral one, and how one answers it typically reflects a particular sense of what counts as appropriate behavior during a crisis and what makes for a responsible, or even "good," person.
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Perhaps modern life makes it very hard to be a truly good person, because we're always, in so many ways, contributing to others' misery — both in the present and with regard to how our actions will affect future generations — simply by existing.
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You'll see shades of Michael Scott, not because it's the same actor with the same face or even the same performance, but because Michael was always prone to political incorrectness and cultural insensitivity, even when we knew him as a fundamentally good person.
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It's necessary to point how the boundless power and complete obviousness of someone like Fitz, who is at heart a good person without a purposefully malicious bone in his body, is also a problem for real-life people like Liv, Marcus, and Mellie.
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Just as, when I first saw the first Rauschenberg show with the goat and all that, I was a very good person, because even though I knew art very well, I really got knocked off my feet by things that were this new.
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It starts with that, and then get rid of fake accounts, get rid of fake accounts and make sure everybody who has an account is a person, whether it's a good person or not, that's what's going to be harder to decide.
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I once wrote about this study on secondhand embarrassment where they found that people who experience this also tend to be empathetic, and I just felt unbearably smug thinking, I'm such a good person and that's why I have this strong reaction.
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Well, she really wasn't sure who she'd vote for then, as she thought Trump was a "cartoon character" and a "not a very good person," but that Hillary Clinton had committed numerous—and severe—crimes that she had not been held accountable for.
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His life might be over-the-top and exciting, but if David wants to be a good person again, the route back will be mundane and a little boring, especially for someone who spent years in a psychiatric ward and fears going back.
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"I will answer it in a different way, which is I think that this is the time where every good person has an obligation to both to continue being heard and to continue doing the right thing," Sotomayor added, without naming Trump.
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The ultimate goal by film's end isn't to beat the bad guys or even to connect with a long-lost child; it's to find ultimate meaning in life, to figure out how to define oneself as both a person and a good person.
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In April 2017, he called Bill O'Reilly a "good person" after the New York Times published a report that the then-Fox News host and his employer had paid millions of dollars to silence a number of women who raised sexual harassment claims.
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Speaking in the Oval Office, Donald J. Trump praised Mr. O'Reilly as "a good person" and declared, "I don't think Bill did anything wrong," days after The New York Times reported that five women had received settlements after making harassment claims against him.
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And one imagines that Christo himself is likely a master of bureaucracy at this point, having spent his entire career navigating it (the date range for "The Gates" is 1979–2005); he'd certainly be a good person to have on your team.
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" After the story was published, White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said the president "likes and respects Prime Minister May very much," adding that he said in the interview she "is a very good person," and that he "never said anything bad about her.
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And what I loved about his first full movie was that it didn't feel like another superhero film; it felt like a film about being a teenager, in high school, trying to figure things out, learning how to be a good person.
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Her obsession with blaming one or both of her daughters for the cut on her hand betrays her need to view herself as a fundamentally good person whose peace is only disturbed by the disharmonious actions of those who won't follow the status quo.
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He doesn't convey any fully realized motivations beyond a desire to be a good person for Dolores' benefit, and his transformation into the Man in Black is an overreaction to the idea that suffering defines humanity, if not just a twist for twists' sake.
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"He [Pope Francis] seems like a good person, seems chill, like we say here in Mexico, someone you could shoot the shit with," said Wilber Sánchez, an Ecatepec resident who owns a small shop a few blocks from where the Pope will be speaking.
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I won't go so far as to say that drinking it makes you a good person but I'm sure that it's harder to be a vicious asshole while drinking a nice cup of hot tea, and isn't that what the holidays are all about?
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I hate to rag on the thing too much, as it's the culmination of a 17-year dream for host Carlo, but some of those reviews can be Gordon Ramsay levels of mean without the "there's some semblance of a good person under there" counterbalance.
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This despite the admonition from Robert, who by all accounts was as uncomfortable in the spotlight as his offspring revel in basking in it: "Being a good person and a loyal friend is more important than being famous," he reminds them in the scene.
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" Trump said of Ailes, who was ousted as the CEO of Fox News in 2016 after several sexual harassment allegations, that he's "a very good person," and "that some of the women that are complaining, I know how much he's helped them, and even recently.
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First and foremost, Sanders is now a long shot to receive the nomination for president, but he does have a chance and I would never suggest that any good person and good candidate who still has a chance should be asked to drop out.
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"Well, it was a friend of mine who was a businessman -- a very successful businessman and a good person, and you know, Paul was not there very long," Trump said on Sharyl Attkisson's syndicated show "Full Measure," which will air in full on Sunday.
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I never really believed what I was telling myself, and I was only ever really looking at art because it meant I could treat myself to a pint and a sausage roll afterwards as a reward for being a Good Person Who Likes Art.
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With so much of his true self hidden from me by my mother for so long, the enormity of what it meant to be peripheral to his criminal life and, at times, certainly integral to his perception of being a good person really fucking hurt.
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On one of Bill Callahan's new singles "The Ballad of the Hulk," he croons in a soothing baritone, "Oh, I try to be a good person / I wonder if it's annoying / Or worth pursuing" It's a line that somewhat neatly sums up his entire career.
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RELATED: White House officials feared possible Bannon attack And even though Trump often makes up with friends he falls out with, and once called Bannon a "good person," sources told CNN's Kaitlan Collins that Trump was telling associates Wednesday he was done with him.
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And I was a really good person about never really ... Being authentic around my insecurity, but not wearing it on my vest or on my sleeves to such a degree that I would lose sight of the person I was and how I should behave.
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" Pellegrini — who is in his final months at City, after the club's announcement this month that Bayern Munich Coach Pep Guardiola would take over this summer — said that Caballero "deserved this moment" and that Hart's reaction to the decision showed he was "a very good person.
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In addition, Gould indicated Jimmy's transformation into Saul loomed closer than ever: He said that during the first two seasons, which showed Jimmy being a relatively good person at heart, he wondered how they were ever going to get Jimmy to make the leap into Saul Goodman.
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But if you keep on the good path and just be a good person in a position of influence, well, then you're going to represent a better way to be and a better human being and hopefully that's what we can inspire: goodness and kindness toward everyone.
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Instead of really delving into their family dynamic — something that also got short shrift in season two — season three instead tries to redeem Billy through a series of Inception-y childhood flashbacks during which Eleven, who's psychically connected to him, decides that he's still a good person.
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Aside from some superfluous contemporary references—having the Kardashian children chant their own name, and endure a lecture on how "being a good person is more important than being famous" from their father—"American Crime Story" looks poised to be one of the year's television highlights.
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As a new parent who grew up with a dad who loved them but rarely found ways to express it—and let me be clear, he was a good person who in no way reflected the toxic masculinity of Kratos—I'm predisposed to the game's emotional beats.
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When she sang, "I'm a good person," she had to hold her audience at knifepoint to get them to agree with her; when she sang, "I'm the villain in my own story," it was with a sinking sense of recognition that she was telling the truth.
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"We talk about love a lot and if I ever have any questions about love or if there's anything that I'm going through at the time, whether it's with a boy or with a friend, she's a very good person to ask those kind of questions."
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A good person to ask, were he still alive, would be Thomas William Rhys Davids, a British government official and scholar who traveled to Asia in the 19th century, got immersed in Buddhism, and translated reams of texts from the ancient language of Pali into English.
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The entrepreneur hopes her legacy will show that her success "wasn't just getting [her] lips done and having good hair, but being a good person and inspiring other people to not bully other people and do good things and be nice to everybody," she told Time.
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"We cater for a powerful customer who wants to be both brand- and style-conscious but also be a good person," said Ms. Aflalo, who now has 500 employees and 14 stores, with new boutiques opening in Canada this week and in London in the fall.
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He has tried to foster a more positive dialogue and he did it again and it was really great, but I felt bad because he was trying to be a good person…He was obviously doing the right and good thing and he has the best intentions.
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I mean, I don't think you have to be a rocket scientist to see that the reason nobody has gotten into the Good Place in over 500 years is that the more complicated the world gets, the more complicated it is to be a good person.
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" But I don&apost think this is going to make anyone feel any better because there are still winners and losers and now the losers are going to think, "Okay, my body is not why I lost, I guess I am just not a good person on the inside.
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The gunman - identified by sources as David Sonboly - called himself "Ali" and once described the 17-year-old killer in the 2009 attack as a good person, according to a 16-year-old youth with whom he played video games in an online club, the German magazine Spiegel reported.
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The show tells the story of selfish ne'er-do-well Eleanor (Kristen Bell) who finds herself accidentally placed in what she thinks is heaven after her untimely death and is forced to masquerade as a good person with the help of neurotic moral philosophy professor Chidi (William Jackson Harper).
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"No amount of fake photo ops suggesting that you are good person or a good parent will make the slightest bit of difference if there are court files with detailed allegations against you showing that you are someone who hits women and isn't safe to be around," he said.
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Chthonic vocalist and Taipei City legislator Freddy Lim stands as a shining example to Taiwanese parents that yes, it is indeed possible to be a metalhead, a parent, and a proudly traditional, good person—a productive member of society and a filial son, long hair, tattoos and all.
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"She was so uplifting, she'd say, 'You are so nice and so pretty and such a good person,' and every time we'd go out and do something, she'd have a signature move, she would throw her arms open and say 'I love you," says Anna Pasco, a friend.
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" Hours before sharing the adorable mommy-daughter photo, the Good American designer seemingly alluded to relationships when she posted a photo of an original quote that read: "You can be a good person, with a beautiful spirit, and still possess the authority to tell someone: 'You got me f—ed up.
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James is likely not the last good person to be put on trial Given the growing political divide in this country, its' safe to say instances like this will continue, although we hope Americans from across the political spectrum can easy up on the character assassinations and stop weaponizing mob mentality.
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"I just want her to learn the qualities of being a good person and get as many words in her vocabulary as possible and just have fun, which she's quite an expert at," the Democratic presidential hopeful tells PEOPLE in an interview for the current issue, of her granddaughter Charlotte.
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"I saw this Cardi B video where she was talking about how you shouldn't be a hater and be a good person—and I thought it'd be hilarious to do that video, but with Blake's voice underneath it," Georgeson told me, when I asked how he conceived this idea for Webber.
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Whenever he's faced with a decision of any kind—whether it's choosing whether or not to help Eleanor (Kristen Bell) become a good person, or if he should use pen and paper or markers and a whiteboard to make a pro-con list—he exclaims that he has a stomachache.
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He's seemingly a genuinely good person with solid emotional intelligence, and there's legitimate real-world and baseball value in those attributes―otherwise the Cardinals probably would've dismissed him to hire Joe Maddon, or Bud Black, or Terry Francona, or whoever you want to slot in here as the managerial ideal.
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And indeed, one prominent Kavanaugh supporter has already hinted that she was too intoxicated at the time of the alleged assault to be a reliable reporter while still more Kavanaugh defenders have insisted that he is a "good person" -- that is, not the type of man who would attempt sexual assault.
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If Senate Republicans sat down one day and decided that what they wanted to do was have a good-faith negotiation about how to strike some win-win deals that advance the main policy priorities of both sides, Biden would be a good person for them to sit down with.
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He knew the marriage should be over, but he wouldn't leave, and he couldn't bring himself to cheat on her, and he wanted to know if he was unable to cheat on her because he was bound up by his religious values or because he was innately a good person.
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At OkCupid, we make you sign a messaging pledge because there's a lot of psychology… we worked with a sociologist to say here's what you say, I tend to be a good person and thoughtful person on the site and people are consistent with their behavior when they say they've agreed to something.
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That said, however you may feel about Saya or Maria, Marcus's political leanings, or whether Brandy is villainized enough, it can't be denied that what Deadly Class gets right is that it emphasizes and recognizes that being a good person has nothing to do with being unapologetically powerful, beautiful, rich, or all three.
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And maybe, even though being a good person is hard, and boring, and the rewards are minimal and it's basically impossible to permanently change who you are and there will always be times when it feels easier and more fun to do the wrong thing — maybe you'll still be able to do it.
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"Access Hollywood" personalities like Natalie Morales, Kit Hoover and Nina Parker have offered Mr. Bush support this week ("The Billy that I know — and a lot of people would say this — has the biggest heart of anybody and he is a good person," Ms. Hoover said), but few other people have defended him.
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But I know that he is a good person and I know he was just trying not to hurt my feelings by dragging it out so much… To be honest I think I'm just a better person now because I'm stronger and I'm more careful about who I give my feelings to.
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To take the hypothetical to it's absurd logical conclusion, if you were the greatest Boy Scout in the history of Boy Scouts, and there were some way to legitimately certify that you were a Good Person, maybe even The Best person, I'm sorry, it's just not at all relevant if you murder someone.
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On the other hand, to write well, or just to be a good person, you need to be able to doubt yourself — to entertain the possibility that you're wrong about everything, that you don't know everything, and to have sympathy with people whose lives and beliefs and perspectives are very different from yours.
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The idea that "Trump is a terrible, rotten, no-good person, and thus, you ought to vote for me" has begun to ring hollow to some degree because the Left has smeared opponents of all stripes as racist, sexist, and bigoted for such a long time that they have depreciated the terms.
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But he cannot do much more than hope that it turns out well for Manafort, though on Friday he did call the trial "very sad" and his former campaign chairman "a very good person" in comments seen by some legal experts as an effort to influence a jury that was not sequestered.
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It's a relief to watch her spin a bit out of control, lying, cheating and saying shockingly rude things to other mothers, and a joy to meet her sexy, hedonistic former college classmate Clay Phipps, a hedge-fund gazillionaire who has a refreshing lack of interest in appearing to be a good person.
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"To live without your parents, live with the uncertainty of what your future is going to be, and yet to move forward and to be a good person, and make do with what you have, and to try and strive for more and try to make something of your life... to me that's just heroic."
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Meanwhile, in pressing the case that Mr Trump is guilty of racism and sexism, Mrs Clinton is appealing to slices of the electorate that she needs in her corner—black voters, Hispanics, young people and college-educated whites—and whose moral code says that an unrepentant bigot can hardly claim to be a good person.
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"As much as I think he's a really s—– dude and he's not a good person, he's also not the type of person to ever do something like that and take advantage of somebody who was not conscious or not in a state to give their consent," Thexton, 20, tells PEOPLE about Jackson's character.
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Most of the famous people are ashamed to speak or be seen by me there very much,as they're ashamed of the perverse and disgusting gatherings, I am a decent person and will not participate in these acts, so they use me as an example and torture me for my being a good person.
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Combine that with the down-home angle of the writing ("It ain't no curves like hers on them downtown streets") and you have yourself the musical equivalent of having a beer with a dude who, while he's kinda being a drunken douche, is also undeniably charming, laid back, and probably a good person deep down.
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The result is a discussion as intimate as it is wide-ranging, one that allows us the privilege of seeing — or, rather, re-seeing — one of the world's most inventive, brilliant and influential rappers grapple with fatherhood, marriage and the most enduring and universal question of all: what it means to be a good person.
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He was kind and loving and a very good person," the 17-year-old said, adding that when the messages hit social media, Channing told her "how bad it made him feel and it was a mistake... He was trying to find himself and people called him bisexual, but he never classified specifically as that.
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This is why I recently wrote that no progressive should vote for Green Party nominee Jill Stein, a good person running a destructive campaign that only makes it more likely that Trump would gain the power to name right-wing Supreme Court justices and work with a Republican Congress to make his dark vision of America a reality.
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