Not a this kind of person or that kind of person.
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That's the kind of person he was and the kind of person that he is.
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What kind of person was I, and what kind of person could I turn myself into, and where would I end up, and what would all of that say about what kind of person I was, and what kind of person I could become, and on and on?
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I'm not that kind of person, but at the time I didn't know what kind of person I was.
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Obviously, Judge Kavanaugh is not that kind of person, just like Neil Gorsuch is not that kind of person.
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"I've always known Hozi to be more of a giving kind of person instead of a taking kind of person," Dillon said.
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She's become a cunning, menacing presence — the kind of person her husband was, the kind of person she would have slapped seven years ago, the kind of person who, after the intervening years, can get as ugly as anything thrown at her.
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"I thought about what kind of person my father was and the kind of person he would have wanted me to be," she said.
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I hope that I'm the kind of person—I try to be the kind of person—who can be convinced by evidence that I'm wrong.
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And it muddies the water — because it's harder for people to say this kind of person is attacking you, this kind of person is attacking you.
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I'm not that kind of person—in fact, a couple of months ago, I wrote a whole rant about how I'm not that kind of person.
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"I've tried to treat each case and each person as a person — not this kind of person or that kind of person, but as a person," Gorsuch continued.
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Now, there's a kind of person who'd remember her decapitation and feel kittens-on-the-internet happy, because there's a kind of person who just doesn't like Gwyneth Paltrow.
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I just somehow want to convince people that there's more than one kind of person living in an SRO, and there's more than one kind of person dealing with addiction.
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It makes you wonder whether the kind of person most suited to being an actor — sensitive, expressive, slightly weird — is the kind of person least suited to being a celebrity.
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If you're the kind of person who'd click "Add to Cart," then you're probably the kind of person who'd wear it to the soft opening of Washington, DC's new DIVE bar.
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That's because popular culture is both America's greatest common touchstone and one of its great indicators of identity: This kind of person likes Beyoncé, and this kind of person likes Nickelback.
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There was — and is — every kind of person here.
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I believe in like projecting the kind of person that you want and acting a certain way just to be able to attract that kind of person that you need in your life.
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The idea that it will not force you to be the kind of person you don't want to be, but that it will only help you perfect the kind of person you are.
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For being the kind of person who gets it right.
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Not the kind of person you want to associate with.
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For this kind of person, nothing is ever good enough.
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Which kind of person would you train yourself to be?
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The quality of life attracts an exciting kind of person.
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Who is the kind of person who buys your candies?
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And I don't think that he's this kind of person.
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I don't know what kind of person could do that.
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But I'm not the kind of person who gets scared.
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"It's just the kind of person she is," says Melissa.
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"He's the kind of person who gets paroled," says Hill.
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That's how they indicate what kind of person they are.
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"She's a real lawyer -- the kind of person you'd want."
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She's the kind of person who doesn't trust her gut.
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That's how you see what kind of person they are.
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Jones is the kind of person whose presence invites spectacle.
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What kind of person would you want to work for?
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Should that kind of person spend his life in prison?
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I think I'm a create and destroy kind of person.
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What's the kind of person you like to work with?
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I don't know what kind of person thinks like that.
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I don't know what kind of person thinks like that.
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First of all, I'm just that kind of person anyway.
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I'm the kind of person that likes to travel light.
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There is a certain kind of person who will disagree.
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But he's not the same kind of person as Nixon.
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I'm more of an every other day [kind of person].
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Yeah. He seems more like a common kind of person.
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MR. TRUMP: I was a very rebellious kind of person.
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"I'm not really a political kind of person," he said.
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"But that's the kind of person Chris was," he said.
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THAT is the kind of PERSON we need in Congress.
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Faced with that, what kind of person wouldn't be anxious?
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Or, lastly, were you an Adventure C kind of person?
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Miosotis Familia was the kind of person most Americans celebrate.
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What kind of person would listen to Fall Out Boy?
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I'm not really a photo taking kind of person, but everyone I know raves about Motion Still so I thought I'd include it here in case you are a photo taking kind of person.
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So the one thing we know for sure is that Sony thinks the kind of person who'd go see Venom is likely to also be the kind of person who'd be interested in Spider-Verse.
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What kind of person would lie about having a bird allergy?
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I'm not sure what kind of person that would make you.
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Feel good about being the kind of person who loves selflessly.
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"That was the kind of person that she was," says Behar.
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That's the kind of person I want for our next president.
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Drink I'm 100 percent a rye old-fashioned kind of person.
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And that's the kind of person I want to be with.
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Question: What kind of person are you when you're getting dressed?
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" She added: "I have never been a PC kind of person.
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That's the kind of person I like to see in office.
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"I'm already the kind of person who's on edge," Kendall says.
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Imagine the kind of person who'd name their book after themselves.
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Right. That's every fear if you're a certain kind of person.
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What kind of person leaves a gun anywhere near a child?
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What kind of person slaughters the people they love the most?
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Trump is not the kind of person to pass that up.
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"No, I'm not that kind of person," Russey told the Post.
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It's not like we're performing just for one kind of person.
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It takes a special kind of person to do the job.
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But Youngblood is the kind of person who is naturally curious.
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He tried to imagine that he was that kind of person.
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What kind of person doesn't believe climate change is a problem?
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I've always been the kind of person who hates soap boxes.
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"She wasn't big, but she was a tornado kind of person."
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I'm the kind of person who sees clouds on the horizon.
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I thought, 'That's the kind of person I'd stay away from.
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What kind of person puts on the mask to begin with?
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"Norman's the kind of person who can manage that," she said.
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If you're the kind of person that thought about that stuff.
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What kind of person does it usually attract, in your opinion?
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I was the kind of person who felt faint without breakfast.
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Mike Kinsella: I was a totally, completely different kind of person.
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He is not merely the kind of person who will wear socks with holes; he is the kind of person who will wear socks with holes and rain fury upon anyone who mentions the holes in public.
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How we've decided, before we begun, what kind of person it is.
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It takes a certain kind of person to create a successful brand.
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She was the kind of person who didn't see race or color.
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But unfortunately, I'm still the kind of person who's in their head.
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Basically, she's exactly the kind of person you want giving you advice.
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Like, say, the kind of person who carries a gun around town.
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I've never thought I'd be the kind of person who enjoyed exercise.
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The kind of person you would say you respect even while disagreeing.
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I'm most concerned with the kind of person they are, their character.
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The Kuvee wine bottle is meant for the second kind of person.
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"She's the kind of person that people take advantage of," Safavi said.
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Are you the kind of person that feels naked without a watch?
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So it takes that kind of person that's been there, done that.
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And that was exactly the kind of person Chris was as well.
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But if you're the latter kind of person, Brimfield is the GOAT.
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That's the kind of person you want with your first-round pick.
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You can't just put that kind of person in any fucking room.
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The kind of person who could carry the nuclear codes with aplomb.
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WAPNER: WHAT KIND OF PERSON ARE YOU LOOKING FOR, FOR THE SEC?
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She struck me as the kind of person who could handle anything.
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He was, and still is, the kind of person who uses people.
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I was that kind of person – I never imagined what I'd be.
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"He is the kind of person who could get confirmed," he said.
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I was apparently the kind of person who loved shit like this.
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"She's just the kind of person that's very consistent," Spinner-Banks said.
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"I'm not the kind of person who watched the news," she said.
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He's just the kind of person Sister Mary Ingrid warned us about.
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What kind of person wonders whether it's right to protect a child?
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What kind of person would thrive in such an aggressively alien place?
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I am a "coffee the minute I wake up" kind of person.
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You can become the kind of person who does highly influential work.
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"That's the kind of person he was," Ryan said of the scholarship.
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The kind of person Rose has become took a lot of effort.
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And he's exactly the kind of person you want coaching your child.
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But fanfiction has the space to ask what kind of person would routinely send a child to battle evil and what kind of person would groom a child to grow up into someone willing to die for their cause.
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"I'm not the kind of person who holds her tongue," she tells PEOPLE.
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"I'm already the kind of person who's on edge," she said in court.
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" I have always been the kind of person who says: "Learn with me.
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I'm the kind of person that used to love a 15-inch laptop.
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It was — a cheesier kind of person might say — love at first swipe.
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YOU'RE NOT GOING TO ASK WHETHER WHAT KIND OF PERSON HE REALLY IS?
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Others just wondered what kind of person wears a suit that's so baggy.
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She's the kind of person the alt-right would like to see eliminated.
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"This kind of person thinks about nothing except how to escape," Veroni said.
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I am not the kind of person that wants to just crash diet.
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You can make a judgement call about the kind of person they are.
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This time, I was surrounded by a different kind of person: emotion-keepers.
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I'm more a goofy kind of person when it comes to my photos.
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Is Abby a red wine, white wine or hard liquor kind of person?
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She's not a small talker kind of person, but that's just her personality.
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And is that really the kind of person we want to be president?
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But I'm also the kind of person who pays attention to such things.
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Kylie Jenner's cereal experience is about what kind of person Kylie Jenner is.
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I think I have an idea of the kind of person I've got.
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If you're the kind of person who budgets, Kickstarter is a great idea.
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He's a certain kind of person who's entitled and basically has no empathy.
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She wasn't the kind of person I would want to be friends with.
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Clearly, not the kind of person people will line up to work with!
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Also up for discussion: What kind of person should lead the company next?
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She's the kind of person who, whenever she does anything, music comes out.
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As the kind of person who likes to read footnotes, I appreciate this.
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She was not a kind of person who takes no for an answer.
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Think about the kind of person that wants to become a divorce lawyer.
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"That's saying a lot about what kind of person he is," Johnson said.
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We tried to not only show it to the same kind of person.
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A third kind of person says that anger is the wrong thing entirely.
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Draymond Green is definitely the kind of person you want as your friend.
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"That's the kind of person you need to seek out in the Bronx."
|
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"Jaguar is not the kind of person who asks you questions," he said.
|
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But for this kind of person specifically, this was a very bad recommendation.
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"That's the kind of person I knew I wanted to end up with!"
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I don't think any movie has to have any specific kind of person.
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That's what I was curious about, what kind of person he was. Mrs.
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Bae was the kind of person you would want at your mother's funeral.
|
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It takes a certain kind of person to be energized by other people.
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I'm not the kind of person you'd typically picture as a neo-Confederate.
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If you're that kind of person, I guess you just go with it.
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Are you the kind of person who's actually going to remember to charge it?
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I feel like the kind of person who would write this poem gets that.
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People assume I'm a masculine kind of person because I wear hats or boots.
|
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I want to be the kind of person who is supportive in those moments.
|
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They&aposre very worried about the kind of person that President Trump will pick.
|
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Or are you the kind of person who thinks all news should be "free"?
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" "Because what kind of person thinks that shit when their husband is touching them?
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He wanted to go into the military and be a different kind of person.
|
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"That&aposs exactly the kind of person he was," the Gold Star wife said.
|
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Pick the kind of person you want to date and market yourself to them.
|
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She stares right through me and says, What kind of person will you be?
|
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"Jose Lugo is the kind of person we are here to protect," Connerty says.
|
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Is that the kind of person that gets into it: people who like cars?
|
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Parrish Turner I am the kind of person who likes to have a plan.
|
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It takes a lot of a very certain kind of person to resist it.
|
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"God's Plan says a lot about the kind of person Drake is," he tweeted.
|
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While working in New York, he was the kind of person who knew everyone.
|
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It's great that Paltrow has become the kind of person she wanted to be.
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I'm the kind of person who likes Oreos, and that's why they do it.
|
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I'm not the kind of person that is constantly looking for new sexual experiences.
|
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I'm not this kind of person who [thinks], 'Oh my God, they say this.
|
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But what kind of person would you have to be to actually want that?
|
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For me I'm the kind of person who needs to grow into that feeling.
|
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Trump is the kind of person who punishes anyone who stands in his way.
|
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It felt like the opposite of the kind of person that they'd want there.
|
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Are you the kind of person who eats Justin's peanut butter by the spoonful?
|
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She's the kind of person who can talk you out of a bad mood.
|
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He just seemed like the kind of person you could count on and trust.
|
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I've always been a DIY kind of person and Wardruna always had that mentality.
|
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Senate—a measure I apply to elected members to ascertain what kind of person
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"She was the kind of person who had great potential to do something wonderful."
|
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That's the kind of person Swaney was, according to her friends, family and coworkers.
|
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"I've always been a fairly conservative, belt-and-suspenders kind of person," he said.
|
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I wasn't the kind of person who would fantasize about walloping a beautiful rug.
|
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"I know what kind of person this guy is," De Niro said on CNN.
|
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What is a Goblin Teasmade, for example, and what kind of person owns one?
|
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"That's the kind of person who I could trust in my administration," he concludes.
|
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"He isn't the kind of person that bows to consensus," said the ABA's Abernathy.
|
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I want to be the kind of person that is supportive in those moments.
|
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But that's hard to imagine—it's just not the kind of person he is.
|
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He was the kind of person you rarely meet in late night social settings.
|
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"That shows the kind of person she is," said Downey, of the tourism board.
|
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"She is just a tough-as-nails, no-nonsense kind of person," he said.
|
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But in this film, the second kind of person makes for a livelier story.
|
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He is the kind of person who, when people meet him, they like him.
|
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VICE: What kind of person is more than likely to rule the seven Kingdoms?
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On offense, I think we each choose the kind of person we are online.
|
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Most people take the first impression to determine what kind of person they are.
|
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The sad part being ... that's exactly the kind of person Nipsey tried to uplift.
|
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"I'm not the kind of person who says, 'I told you so,'" Edens said.
|
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Personally, I am not the kind of person that is "married" to my phone.
|
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What kind of person would I be if I left them on the street?
|
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And what kind of person spells "penis" right and "chicken" with two "k"s?
|
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I think Sam is the kind of person who can absorb information rather efficiently.
|
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The novel's most interesting question is not: What kind of person is Victor Tuchman?
|
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I really wanted to watch Emira figure out what kind of person Kelley was.
|
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You must become the kind of person who naturally attracts the success you seek.
|
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I sometimes don't remember exactly the kind of person I was in the past.
|
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Trump clearly mostly trusts one kind of person: people who remind him of himself.
|
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What kind of person wants to do something like send bombs around the country?
|
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I would say it depends very much on what kind of person you are.
|
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I'm the kind of person who takes responsibility for it and deals with it.
|
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I am more of a real-world kind of person, and I missed that.
|
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Sharing your views with your kid forces you to consider what kind of person you are, what kind of person you want your kids to know you are; it forces you to consider, too, what you're doing to stand up for your beliefs.
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It's its own kind of person that stands alone, which can be scary at times.
|
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They didn't think that sexual behavior meant anything about the kind of person you were.
|
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If you're the kind of person who cried during Marley and Me, look away now.
|
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But what kind of person didn't try to talk their friend out of killing herself?
|
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All I could control was what kind of person I was when I met it.
|
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People have this idea of rock 'n' roll—a dirty, sexy, violent kind of person.
|
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The change in environment is accompanied by a change in the Goldman kind of person.
|
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Even if you don't happen to be a meal prep kind of person, that's okay!
|
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Or, if you're the kind of person who obsesses, there's something for you there, too.
|
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Not the kind of person who has a commercial-grade slushie machine in their house?
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Be the kind of person who smiles at people even if they don't smile back.
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It's also a stellar indicator of what kind of person is reaching out to you.
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And I just am not a real clear-cut division of labor kind of person.
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I was pleased to find that Josh very much seemed like that kind of person.
|
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She doesn't seem like the kind of person you could go bowling with, you know?
|
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And Christian also says Baylee's not the kind of person you want to get angry.
|
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They say 'oh you don't count, you're not the kind of person we're talking about.
|
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I'm that kind of person, where I did the things that people want to do.
|
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Will I be the kind of person that turns away and retreats and gets small?
|
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If that compound vision speaks to you, whoever you are, you're our kind of person.
|
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She says, "It seems to me that they were both the same kind of person."
|
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"I don't think I'm the kind of person who could pull that trigger," he said.
|
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Page is not the kind of person most reputable people would seek as an adviser.
|
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You are sending signals about the kind of person you are, or want to be.
|
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I am not the kind of person who can gradually fall in love with someone.
|
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"Brett Kavanaugh's life...there's no indication that's the kind of person he is," Graham continued.
|
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My sub is the kind of person who really wants to make other people happy.
|
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The other kind of person that reads the biography is probably just looking for sensationalism.
|
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It was a plausible lie because she was the kind of person who watched audiences.
|
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It's how you deal with those mistakes that shows what kind of person you are.
|
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She is the kind of person who, in 2016, can be out of phone credit.
|
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If you're the kind of person who "can't handle" witnessing suffering, maybe skip this one.
|
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Reading about them helped me to discover the kind of person I wanted to be.
|
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"He would be the kind of person who would probably know that," this person said.
|
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That, to me, is the wrong kind of person to have on the science committee.
|
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She always wanted to be the kind of person who could play the "Moonlight" Sonata.
|
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If you're that kind of person, you're not going to be here for very long.
|
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It is the kind of person that you have to become to become a millionaire.
|
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"I'm the kind of person that supports my friends fully, but keeps it real," he explains.
|
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"He was the kind of person who always wanted to do for others," Turner tells PEOPLE.
|
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That's the kind of person Barbara is: she gets things done, even when they seem impossible.
|
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But what kind of person would I be if I'd jumped at the offer to leave?
|
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Is he the kind of person who accepts dirty money, or he is a standup guy?
|
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I remember feeling, with innate certainty, that he was a different kind of person from me.
|
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That was definitely the kind of person he was, just incredibly compassionate and empathetic and generous.
|
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Lauren doesn't really consider herself to be a big "animals are sooooo cute" kind of person.
|
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If you're the kind of person who requires a definitive answer, you're in for a disappointment.
|
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I am the kind of person who posts Instagram photos (filtered, of course) from my vacation.
|
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I'm the kind of person where I'll speak my mind … I'm not going to hold back.
|
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As far as what kind of person dreamed up this bizarre theory about the 1978 film?
|
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Is a billionaire really the kind of person Clinton wants people to think she's fighting for?
|
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It's a compelling mystery, and potentially even an exciting challenge to the right kind of person.
|
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As it turns out, I am the kind of person who deeply mourns a celebrity loss.
|
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Hillary Clinton showed herself to be the kind of person you want in the White House.
|
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She's just not this kind of person and buying marijuana she had like a full experience.
|
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I think he's the kind of person who has his life exactly how he wants it.
|
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A 'LOL' is added to let you know that they're cool — a DGAF kind of person.
|
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How can viewers reconcile his personal views and the kind of person he plays in movies?
|
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As I quickly learned, Maria is the kind of person everyone wants to be friends with.
|
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It takes a certain kind of person to risk it all and follow their startup dreams.
|
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads What kind of person opens a private contemporary art museum?
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And, he's a reality TV star, the kind of person old people think young people respect.
|
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Said her brother, Frankie Rzucek: "What kind of person slaughters the people they love the most?"
|
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I was the kind of person who says, 'Let's see how far we can take this.
|
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He was the kind of person who got along with both children and adults, she said.
|
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"People assume I'm a masculine kind of person because I wear hats or boots," she explained.
|
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Taylor is the kind of person who would want to give people a reason to live.
|
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I was the kind of person who used to overthink everything, especially with my college boyfriend.
|
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I always felt I was the kind of person who could make people comfortable with me.
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I have taken on more roles now, but that's just the kind of person he is.
|
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I needed the money, but I was also curious: What kind of person pays for cuddling?
|
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I'm not the kind of person who's ever going to be live-streaming my daily self.
|
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I didn't want to be the kind of person who took refuge in his brute power.
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You can probably, depending on what kind of person you are, you can abuse that imbalance.
|
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Right now, I'm looking for the kind of person who can make YouTube in a month.
|
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She's just not this kind of person, and buying marijuana she had like a full experience.
|
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More important is what life he's escaping to, what kind of person he's escaping to become.
|
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"But I'm not that kind of person and I'm not that kind of artist," she said.
|
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Q: Do you make films for the kind of person you are, or for your audience?
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" He later concludes his date would be the motivational kind of person with disabilities, "an inspiration.
|
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Petal (Georgina Sadler) is the kind of person who would bring tarot cards to summer camp.
|
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Zamenhof was exactly the kind of person that the Third Reich would set itself to eliminate.
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People admire that kind of person and they resonate with them because they share a belief.
|
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"I'm the kind of person who gets all teary at AT&T ads," Dr. Boylan said.
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If you're a certain kind of person—for example, me—you've come away thinking, Message received!
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Well, they're legendary if you're the kind of person who gets excited about stationary (it me).
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He was the kind of person most banks would be happy to have as a client.
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Chesna, a decorated Army veteran, is just the kind of person the foundation aims to honor.
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Why do you constantly let others tell you the kind of person you have to be?
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Robinson concludes that he simply is not the kind of person the left can trust with power.
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In my mind, I was the kind of person who "finished what he started" — no matter what.
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"That was just the kind of person he was," family friend and pastor Adam Donner tells PEOPLE.
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That's weird, you seem like a natural frontman... the kind of person who can hold a room.
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Now you just have to decide if you're more of a whisky or vodka kind of person.
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Instead, he thinks this time he's going to show people the kind of person he really is.
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Manchin said Trump asked him what kind of person he would like to see on the Court.
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A seize-the-moment kind of person, you're not one to let an opportunity go to waste.
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It takes a certain kind of person enjoys networking — and I mean that in the best way.
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Simon Vallee is exactly the kind of person who venture capitalists like to keep on their radar.
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If you're a glass-half-full kind of person, a sneeze can be considered a mini orgasm.
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" She concluded, "This is not the kind of person I think should represent us on a cruise.
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But then again, odds are very high that kind of person already has a subscription music service.
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"He was an amazingly kind-hearted, generous, do anything for anyone kind of person," she tells PEOPLE.
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James and I discussed how likely it was that Colin was just a shit kind of person.
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I don't consider myself a crystal kind of person, but I can comfortably say I'm crystal-adjacent.
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It takes a specific kind of person to like Faulkner — it's very immersive, very thick, very gritty.
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Because of that, he says there is a certain kind of person that makes the group excel.
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"The character that he has and the kind of person that he is reflects well on him."
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I'm the kind of person who if I want to do something, I'll find a way to.
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"So often we hear, 'I'm just not that kind of person,&apos" Shearer and Teplin tell PEOPLE.
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But I think he also found power in that he can be some badass kind of person.
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At least, if you're an "I really want my partner to enjoy hiking together" kind of person.
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I'm the kind of person who goes to demonstrations because I want my voice to be heard.
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He was the kind of person you meet who you feel like you've known your entire life.
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"I am not the kind of person who seats people to engage in conversation specifically," she shares.
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"I'm not the kind of person who's excited about walking around without my clothes on," she said.
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More so than that, I just fell in love with the kind of person that Moira is.
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Over Skype, he was direct and hyper-cogent, the kind of person who speaks in full paragraphs.
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This is the kind of person who is in charge of telling stories to Americans about America.
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Or are the kind of person who only loves the kind of things that other people don't?
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See, I'm what you'd call a "good at doing something dumb for a year" kind of person.
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But I still want to be the kind of person who torches things on a s'mores stick.
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But if you are not the kind of person who loses your keys, I totally recommend it.
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"I think they confuse his persona with the kind of person he actually is," Mr. Johnson said.
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And it is not just one kind of person who should be prioritizing sun protection, Holman said.
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Clinton held the job herself and presumably has strong views on what kind of person she wants.
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Abby was the kind of person who, once she put her mind to something, was all in.
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In other words, he's exactly the kind of person they want to hire to work for them.
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I KNOW YOU WELL ENOUGH TO KNOW, YOU'RE NOT A SIT ON THE BEACH KIND OF PERSON.
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If you're usually a "stay late" kind of person, start leaving at a set time every day.
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And submariners grant it is a certain kind of person who chooses a life under the sea.
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I'm really, really lucky that he was the kind of person who understood that and respected me.
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"It's a similar kind of person who has gone from the East to the Midwest," Strout said.
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I'm the kind of person who asks (potentially inappropriate) personal questions right away: What's your family like?
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I think it's really going to change the kind of person who goes into media going forward.
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I'm an early-rising, list-making, meal-planning, never-sitting-still, every-second-scheduling kind of person.
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I didn't really like tripping, but I liked being the kind of person who tripped a lot.
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"He was the kind of person you had to watch out for," one neighbor told the paper.
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If you're the kind of person who has trouble answering email, this job probably isn't for you.
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If you want healthy relationships, you need to become the kind of person that has healthy relationships.
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You can't profile "Clinton Country" or the "Clinton voter" as a single kind of person or place.
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" Ms. Steele Nielsen described herself as "the kind of person who likes to keep up on things.
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Harry* is not the kind of person who springs to mind when you picture a drug mule.
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You get this, like, military mentality, and it's not the kind of person I am at all.
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If you're the kind of person who likes to show off the latest and greatest technology, sure.
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Perhaps you've become pessimistic even though you know you're usually a glass-half-full kind of person.
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It takes a certain kind of person to play that kind of game — namely, a cynical careerist.
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But I'm not the kind of person who's going to shop with you for hours and hours.
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Lyn Slater: Well, I'm the kind of person who, every five years or so, gets very bored.
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In many ways, she represents the kind of person whom some in Europe fear can never integrate.
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The lesson: The title you call yourself doesn't change the kind of person you are, Levine said.
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"If you know me, I am not the kind of person to talk politics," said Arnold, 25.
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Are you the kind of person whose friends call, moaning, "Molly, I don't know what to do"?
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In a way, they're inexplicably linked, because I'm the kind of person who gets off on attention.
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I love the FOX News, but I&aposm more of a jeans and t-shirt kind of person.
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But Trump is not really the kind of person who is super-interested in policy substance or consistency.
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Inarguably, he's the kind of person you want to have in your corner for any kind of occasion.
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I am the kind of person who, if I can sit on my couch, yeah, I'll do that.
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"I'm the kind of person, when I'm into someone, I put all my effort into that," she said.
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"You want to associate with people who are the kind of person you'd like to be," Buffett says.
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"He's not the kind of person who can [knowingly] jump in bed with a relative," the actor said.
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"I'm the kind of person, when I'm into someone, I put all my effort into that," she added.
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"Call on Me" probably makes a certain kind of person want to do all of those at once.
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Or, are you the kind of person who puts stress on themselves by how they think about things?
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This history makes Bauman the kind of person who "takes risks others wouldn't," said Laura Gee, Bauman's wife.
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Bias, or whether a model's accuracy varies depending on the kind of person or thing it is evaluating.
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What mattered wasn't so much whether you succeeded or failed but rather what kind of person you were.
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But in fact, she's warm and accessible — the kind of person who shakes your hand with two hands.
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But for a certain kind of person, it's not hard to see why they might share Boord's excitement.
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That's the kind of person I want to be the guide and the spiritual protector of my child.
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I'm not the kind of person who watches Netflix until late at night, I'd just rather be asleep.
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If you're single, you've likely encountered the kind of person who has seemingly mastered the art of dating.
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It takes a special kind of person to stick up that finger with such grace, poise and propriety.
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"She gave her life to save our rabbi's life, that's the kind of person she is," Lev says.
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"And all the other allegations are just not true — I'm just not that kind of person," he said.
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"He's the kind of person who takes care of every detail immediately — very organized, very committed and loyal."
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And I think that naming them has a lot to do with the kind of person they'll be.
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Are you a comfy sneaker gal, or are you a high-heels-all-the-time kind of person?
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He claims that Trump is a "new" kind of person, unrestricted by the limitations placed on previous Presidents.
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"You can deduce what kind of person it is based on that activity," he told reporters this week.
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The man convicted in the case, Jeffrey Etheridge, is just the kind of person Smith is warning against.
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I'm the kind of person who holds onto video game hardware for much longer than I probably should.
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Are you the kind of person who always packs three bags when you'd planned to just pack one?
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I needed to know what kind of person clicks the "heart" button under pictures of murdered young women.
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I should pause here to admit I'm the kind of person who gets overtly enthused about this stuff.
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I'm not the kind of person who thrives on the unknown, especially when it comes to my career.
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I'm much more of a jeans, leather jacket, boots kind of person, but I like feeling girly sometimes.
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She had achieved a status: the kind of person who buys Heinz ketchup instead of the generic brand.
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VICE: What is history telling you about the kind of person it takes to rule the Seven Kingdoms?
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I didn't want to be that kind of person or think that way about what I was seeing.
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Endearing and thoughtful, he seems like the kind of person you'd be happy to have for a neighbor.
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"He's not that kind of person that does it because of spite or because he wants the attention."
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I will confess up front that I am not the kind of person who goes clothes shopping willingly.
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And what kind of person would I be if I preached that but didn't actually practice it myself?
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Everyone was either very attractive or the kind of person to whom very attractive people would be drawn.
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I also learned that my wife was not the kind of person I wanted to be married to.
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But it takes a certain kind of person not to answer a question, especially in a journalistic setting.
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It takes a very special kind of person to be willing to go through puberty a second time.
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He's the kind of person if you passed a playground, he would go down the slides with you.
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Kim was the kind of person you'd run into and within 30 seconds you're talking about something substantial.
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When it comes to spending and saving, I tend to be an all-or-nothing kind of person.
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Jennie Chen was the kind of person who'd never spend more than $20 on a pair of shoes.
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The prerequisite for speaking French, I have always thought, is being the kind of person who speaks French.
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Connie: I'm the kind of person where I won't spend $10,000 on clothes but I will on jewelry.
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"I'm not the kind of person who loves to take risks," Jimmy says without a hint of irony.
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My dad always inspired me to be that kind of person as well, to be classic and respectful.
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And what started to come out, and my own realization — I'm a very step-function kind of person.
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"Huh," you are saying right now if you are the kind of person who reads Harry Potter fanfiction.
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Peter's life in Homecoming is a frustrating, jagged journey toward figuring out what kind of person he is.
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If you're the kind of person who likes your liquorice Harry Potter-themed and wand-shaped, you're in luck.
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At the same time, I don't think I'm the kind of person that wants to fit in either way.
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Parts of my consultation feel like a first date with the kind of person who wants to fix me.
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I think he historically ... You know, he's not the kind of person who really likes keeping a low profile.
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Conspiracies is perfect for the kind of person who would laugh at a very dedicated Hitler reenactor's crooked mustache.
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So factor that into your purchasing decision, especially if you're the kind of person who regularly needs replacement accessories.
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When you decide the kind of person you want to date create your profile with that person in mind.
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Cersei's the kind of person who smugly alludes to gossip, and then says she can't tell you any specifics.
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But she was not the kind of person to back down in the face of a threat, he said.
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Some trans people might be obnoxiously self-involved, like Boy Casey — and like virtually any other kind of person.
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I was conflicted, weighing options and feelings and trying to decide what kind of person I wanted to be.
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If you're the kind of person whose mind races before you hit the sack, this app is for you.
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You might be the kind of person who doesn't care what information companies have about you, and that's fine.
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If you're the kind of person who needs to close a book, then you can end the story there.
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I will keep your secrets because that's the kind of person I am, but you owe that to me.
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Apparently they wanted to see the kind of person I was, and I told them I like my privacy.
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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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"He was the kind of person that seriously just exemplified America, everything that's good about this country," she said.
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"William Klug, UCLA professor is not the kind of person when you think of a professor," the killer wrote.
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This is not the kind of person TV needs to normalize into a regular old harmless reality TV baddie.
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"This kind of person doesn't deserve to win this great award," Kyaw Win, the group's executive director, told Reuters.
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All in all, it's exactly the type of music video only certain kind of person would fabricate: a poser.
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But each of these parents had a vision of the kind of person they wanted their children to become.
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You need to be a particular kind of person to live in a fraternity and still get stuff done.
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The kind of person in a state to say, and mean: Starbucks' Sous Vide Egg Bites saved my life.
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Everybody wants to be the kind of person who was aware of the dystopian classic before it hit Hulu.
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All this amounts to a watch only a certain kind of person would ever want, which is just fine.
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Especially in this world of The Walking Dead, it's about what kind of person crawls out of that hole.
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Or, more shockingly, I do: I am the kind of person who would laugh while watching the Baywatch trailer.
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But also, what kind of person would judge you for doing something as natural as going to the bathroom?
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A new kind of person had emerged, young and energetic, representing the happy conjunction of denim, phone and television.
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"She is not the kind of person who would automatically resign unless she was forced to," the manager said.
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"He's not the kind of person who's going to get run over on something like this," the source said.
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I should sound as much as possible like the kind of person who, instead of laughing, actually says 'LMAO.
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She's the kind of person that can tease you and get right to your core but also it's affectionate.
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There's a certain kind of person who takes immense pride in being able to tell the Olsen twins apart.
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I'm not saying that this kind of person would wear a fedora, but I'm also not not saying that.
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Even now I'm the kind of person who goes to a show and assumes that nobody will remember me.
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If you want to become a millionaire, you need to become the kind of person that can do that.
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If you agree with Rosman, then you are probably the kind of person who will often buy coffee out.
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Now she is the kind of person who writes "Not For Trump's Golf Trips" across her federal tax return.
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What kind of person he is in "private," with his family and friends, when the cameras aren't on him.
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"I just assumed I had been ghosted, even though he didn't seem like that kind of person," she said.
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He's just not the kind of person who is going to heed the words of senators and act accordingly.
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The kind of person who wants an iPhone 11 Pro might also just aspire to owning the best thing.
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I was curious whether Bessler could tell me what kind of person was most inclined to choose bariatric surgery.
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"That's the kind of person that you want to take the time to coach and potentially mentor," says Weiner.
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The result is that it is now aspirational to be the kind of person who has read Sally Rooney.
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Can you give me a typical psychological profile of the kind of person drawn into the alt-right movement?
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Yeah. I think he, historically — Well, he's not the kind of person who really likes keeping a low profile.
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And are you the kind of person who says, "That's awesome," because everyone's going to get everything they want?
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"I just didn't think I was the right kind of person," explains Lotte, a 24-year-old editorial assistant.
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Have you always been a once-a-day kind of person but now you're on day three and still waiting?
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As she tells you, you have to decide what kind of person you are in order to make these decisions.
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She was young producer, clever, full of energy, with a big heart: the kind of person I connected with immediately.
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It is very important to have a conversation, so you can see if the person is your kind of person.
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Molly (Feldstein) is ruthlessly ambitious, the kind of person who sees student government as a springboard to the world stage.
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Conversely, if you're the kind of person who likes spoilers, there's a whole subreddit devoted to discussing Marvel movie leaks.
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"It can even give a certain kind of person permission to treat you poorly, or even abuse you," warns Engel.
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I'm the kind of person who loves a manicure when it's one chip in, and my hair on day two.
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I don't deal in microagression, where it takes a special kind of person to find whatever message they're looking for.
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I'm the kind of person who likes the convenience of making my own tea every morning and packing a snack.
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After all, what other kind of person would see invisible imperfections and mutilate herself in order to get them out?
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But what kind of person displays the poop emoji — cute and boundary-breaking as it may be — inside their home?
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If you know anything about me you know I'm the kind of person who finds this sort of thing fascinating.
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He seems like he's that same kind of person looking tough with all the denim but really sweet at heart.
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Brunch seems to be all about appealing to a certain kind of person, a certain definition of leisure and success.
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If I'm not saying the truth, if I'm hiding stuff from them, what kind of person does that make me?
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Out of the water, it's gloppy green slime, and it takes a special kind of person to appreciate its beauty.
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But maybe Chuck Palmer is very, very good at being exactly the kind of person that Hannah thought she was.
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"It depends on what kind of person you are," said Sheth, chief of orthopedic surgery at Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia.
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I say this both in the interest of full disclosure, and simply to illustrate the kind of person Edelman is.
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Elections do say a lot about what kind of person is going to represent your country on the international stage.
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I've never been a PC kind of person, but I do understand the value of being sensitive to our history.
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But what I do know is, that's the kind of person that I want to work with in my life.
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Martin's episodic adventures move him steadily toward a moment of decision about what kind of person he wants to be.
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It takes a special kind of person to make me well up with tears as she strokes her own ego.
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Elwood has always fundamentally thought of himself as the kind of person who doesn't get into this sort of trouble.
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And he's not the kind of person who would get duped into surrendering that asset by a halfwit like Trump.
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For all her struggles, though, Monna is the kind of person who is always ready to offer a helping hand.
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She thanked Kelsey for keeping her brother's name alive, and letting the world know what kind of person he was.
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"He was a rookie and he was the kind of person who always wanted to do for others," Turner says.
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I'm the kind of person who, upon hearing the floorboards creak, assume it's a ghost stopping by to say hello.
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Sadly, I'm not the kind of person who owns many dresses with a slit, let alone a thigh-high one.
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Well before the storm, De Jesús said, Ruiz was the kind of person who would do anything to help others.
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"All I ask is that you really think about the kind of person he's shown himself to be," she said.
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"I think she'll be very serious, which is the kind of person that she is," Kalb said in an interview.
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"What kind of person would you want to have in the presidency who does that?" he said of Trump's rhetoric.
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Dynamic and resourceful, he is the kind of person a campaign might recruit to mobilize get-out-the-vote efforts.
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We talked about how Ehle seemed to have a certain kind of person in mind when he picked them — resilient.
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When I think of Trump, I don't think of him as the kind of person who's going to do that.
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How would you answer Mr. Grant's revised version of the question: What kind of person do you want to be?
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If he is misrepresenting the kind of person he was in high school, is he misrepresenting other things as well?
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"The system is saying, 'This is the kind of person we want off the street,'" he said of Mr. Irving.
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"Grifter" captures the kind of person who takes up such ploys as a trade, an art, a way of being.
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The X-Men showed me the kind of person I wanted to be and that I wanted to act like.
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"Good afternoon Neighbors, I'm not the kind of person who wants to live in fear," one person in Alabama wrote.
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"He's exactly the kind of person that our immigration policy should be encouraging to prosper here," Dr. Michael Raphelson said.
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"I'm about to turn 50, and I've always had a kind of person to help me out," Ms. Dion said.
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I was an American teen-ager—the world's least interesting and dignified kind of person—brought there by my mother.
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If you're the kind of person who can laugh at slapstick murder vignettes, a lot of Spree works very well.
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There's always delivery service, but I am the kind of person who likes to go out and get his stuff.
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I'm not the kind of person who thinks, Now that I'm a citizen, I don't want to help other people.
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"Hillary is the kind of person you can do business with, at least from my point of view," Lee said.
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And, she notes with a sigh of resignation, "I'm the kind of person who's always tried to do everything right."
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Now, I'm the kind of person who loves the weird and unexpected changes that have become so intrinsic to Fortnite.
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I am not an emotionally empathetic kind of person and that probably doesn't come as a big surprise to anybody.
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"On the other hand, he's not the kind of person who follows through, he can be easily diverted," he concluded.
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It takes a very special kind of person to talk about plants and not put everyone in the room to sleep.
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Or at least the kind of person who fixes rips in their outfit with a needle and thread, not duct tape.
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I'm not the kind of person that's going to go into a challenge and not try to give it my all.
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"She is the kind of person who can go beyond the constraints of the position," said Ángel Talavera of Oxford Economics.
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I'm interested in the kind of person who wants a pic of Donald sucking his own Donald hanging on their wall.
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That's the kind of person Judy reveals herself to be (Jen later notes this, having spent so much time with her).
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They had always insisted the fact that I was Korean didn't matter; what mattered was "the kind of person" I was.
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I'm not an action cam kind of person, but I do love having a camera separate from my phone for shooting.
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The Key 2's for a very specific kind of person who appreciates the value of a physical keyboard and security.
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Roca was hard on me, telling me later that I'm the kind of person who won't learn anything unless he's tough.
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I realized from those early conversations that he was a can-do, very adventurous kind of person, a real free spirit.
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But the real estate mogul has offered only a few clues as to what kind of person he is looking for.
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Lyn is the kind of person who wears a floral Coachella-ready, split-up-the-front dress to bury her mother.
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Afterward, Baker tweeted ... essentially saying he's NOT sorry for the exchange and this is just the kind of person he is.
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She's the kind of person who can say something like "I already dug a grave" while maintaining a stone-cold glare.
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Amy is the kind of person, Katy tells me, who is generally correct when she tells you something is a Thing.
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While a smart assistant in the cloud feels incredibly futuristic, it's only a good fit for a certain kind of person.
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"You have to be a special kind of person to attack those that risk their life to protect you," he said.
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If you are the kind of person who takes your laptop to and from work, you'll want to consider that carefully.
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If you're the kind of person who obsesses over your sound system, the Roku TV Wireless Speakers probably aren't for you.
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He's virtually disqualified himself to be the kind of person we can expect to stand back & make sure justice is served.
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He is a kind of person who genuinely strived to raise the bar when it comes to life beyond the boundary.
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Consider, for a moment, what kind of person you'd have to be to try to exclude other religions from American society.
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It takes a specific kind of person to excel at the underrated art of sound design for a hit Broadway show.
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But if you're the kind of person who regularly covers their respiratory expulsions with their hands... buddy, you're doing it wrong.
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I think it's more they have understood the kind of person Trump is, and they are playing him to the hilt.
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He was the kind of person who was always up for trying anything, even if it was outside his comfort zone.
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I don't know if you're the kind of person who believes in bad days or weeks, but we've all had them.
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Details: If you're the kind of person that rolls your eyes at someone getting giddy about a power cord, look away.
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See, I'm the kind of person who has to watch shows like The Office with my hands over my eyes. Violence?
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I know this could solve a lot of my issues with headphones, but I'm a grab-and-go kind of person.
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" When Lincoln chose to settle things with a handshake, White says, "it spoke volumes about the kind of person Lincoln became.
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Image: GettyIf you're the kind of person who takes lots of photos and videos at concerts, your days might be numbered.
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If you're the kind of person who absolutely needs to see every tweet the second it's tweeted, that'll be a problem.
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"I'm not the kind of person who really talks about my life in front of everyone," she said later, via phone.
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You may consider yourself even-keeled, the kind of person who is unflappable when those around you are losing their cool.
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He described him as high-strung, the kind of person who became angry when stopped at the airport by immigration officers.
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Not historically the kind of person that ICE would say, 'Let's put our efforts toward removing this person from the country.
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I know the kind of person you have to be before you're ready to assume the awesome burden of the presidency.
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We can't know what kind of person he is; we can't know if he's Montee Ball ready to squander his talent.
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It's no longer ahospitable environment for people who are outwardly and intentionally sexist: that kind of person is an endangered species.
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I'm also the kind of person who never wants to take something away from someone who needs it more than me.
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I'm the kind of person that if I embellish what someone says, I feel a little guilty that I've been dishonest.
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Then again, this is the story of her evolution into an entirely different kind of person, so I went with it.
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And I couldn't help but wonder: What kind of person would I be if I had never moved to New York?
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Her character and personality are dissected and presented as being symptomatic of the kind of person who would reveal state secrets.
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Also, Brady is exactly the kind of person who would establish a laborious workaround to avoid even the mildest of unpleasantries.
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But that's precisely the kind of person who doesn't belong in the Oval Office, Christie warned supporters in Iowa in December.
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"She's the kind of person who goes to therapy and after three sessions is giving advice to the therapist," he said.
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Mubarak was the kind of person who would provide shelter for a friend because they had no other place to stay.
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" — SETH MEYERS "But I guess that's the kind of person you grow up to be when your name is Matt Schlapp.
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Rather, it tries to understand the kind of person who would be attracted to such a vocation in the first place.
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If you're the kind of person who's inclined to occasionally play video games on your laptop, you should probably look elsewhere.
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"I was determined to figure out how to become the kind of person and builder I wanted to be," he said.
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If you're the kind of person who can't fall asleep in total silence, then a white noise machine could be worthwhile.
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Still, he was not the kind of person anyone imagined would someday pull off the highest-profile mob killing in decades.
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" He added, "I think my teammates will learn what kind of person I am once I get in the locker room.
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But if you're the kind of person who gets TV via an antenna, you're used to having limited TV options. Okay.
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And if you're the kind of person who watches football for defensive action, then Denver's stifling performance surely was of interest.
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No. I will look at the stats, but I'm the kind of person ... I have to set the limits myself. Right.
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It is now after experiencing him [I realize] he is a kind of person that I would have liked to be.
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And then if you're the kind of person that gets hooked on it — which I definitely was not because by the end I was like just leave me alone, stop bugging me — but if you're the kind of person that gets hooked on it, then you might have some remorse that you long for that attention.
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It takes a special kind of person to wear a device meant to assist you with an impairment as a statement piece.
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David, by contrast, was the kind of person who would take up all your time gabbing if you let him, Pablo recalled.
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Daily, I strive to be the kind of person who brings a smile to someone else's face, or who makes them laugh.
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That can't be tolerated, especially from a trained police officer -- the kind of person who must be held to the highest standards.
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The show doesn't ignore Ted, and it supplies plenty of examples throughout the 10 episodes of the kind of person he was.
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Dianne Feinstein, who expressed the opinion that the hardhearted judge was not the kind of person who belongs on the Supreme Court.
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He's the kind of person for whom other extremely famous people go out of their way to express how nice he is.
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"Dean is the kind of person who changes his mind every couple of days, maybe even every couple of hours," she said.
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"This man having accepted a kid from a complete stranger, it's a testament to the kind of person he is," Sesay said.
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I am the kind of person that I feel like usually [is] better when I'm in a relationship, but I feel good.
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You're a take-charge kind of person, but connecting with others for support is a lovely way to tap into today's vibe.
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"I've dated a lot in my life, and I've dated every kind of person you can imagine," the Property Brothers star says.
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If you're the kind of person who thought it made sense to run two podcasts simultaneously, you're probably that same person. Yeah.
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For a bit, I was trying to be this more deadpan, low-energy kind of person and that wasn't successful for me.
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"She was a gentle soul, the kind of person who never had a bad word to say about anyone," her father said.
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If you're the kind of person who sets four alarms each night, then you're likely already very well acquainted with dry shampoo.
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Listen, if you're the kind of person who wants to watch a rap video about scooters, here's a rap video about scooters.
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I think there's a certain kind of person who has a reason to read music, but not everybody needs to read music.
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"I am a very 'live in the today,' maximum 'live in the next two months' kind of person," Chopra recently told PEOPLE.
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I've always been a night owl, a "can't sleep because there's too much to think about right this second" kind of person.
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But let's be honest: I also believe in science because I see myself as the kind of person who believes in science.
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It tells you the kind of person he is and how big his heart is to see him helping in this way.
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What kind of person claims to be revolutionizing health care with new technology, while allegedly secretly knowing that technology doesn't even exist?
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Another student told CBS people used to make jokes about Cruz being the kind of person who would shoot up a school.
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She's the kind of person who can't quite figure out why she doesn't fit in, and I love that about her character.
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Photographer Jean-François Bouchard, the cofounder of the Montreal advertising agency SidLee, is not the kind of person such events generally attract.
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Marnie's response is also heartfelt and largely true, which should give you an idea of the kind of person she really is.
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Yeah, if you 're the kind of person or band that thinks of yourself in third person, that might be a problem.
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While Taryn says she didn't actively want to have sex like before, she did miss being the kind of person who did.
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"I am a very 'live in the today,' maximum 'live in the next two months' kind of person," Chopra recently told PEOPLE.
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In both states, Democrats this year are putting up the kind of person who has usually held his own in the South.
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Honestly, I think it takes a certain kind of person to be a successful teacher and flourish long-term in the career.
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Now it's up to him to turn her into the kind of person deserving of her surroundings before all hell breaks loose.
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Long before Cage loomed onscreen, Mr. Colter and Cheo Hodari Coker, the show's creator, talked about what kind of person he was.
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If someone was inclined to do a good deed, she'd be the kind of person who would persuade someone to do it.
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If you're legitimately confused, try asking about what kind of person succeeds in the job, so you sound engaged rather than clueless.
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Adam Neumann does not seem like the kind of person you'd want running a public company — or maybe any company at all.
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In other words, he's precisely the kind of person you want taking meetings with foreign nationals while you are running for president.
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It's likely that I'll stay with my boyfriend, because he's the kind of person I can see myself sharing a life with.
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I'm the kind of person who gets obsessed, orders the same thing over and over again until I never go there again.
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And, if you're the kind of person who insists on taking a walk on the wild side, here's what you should do.
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He looks much like the kind of person who's moved here in recent years, blissfully unaware of what their arrival has wrought.
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I'm the kind of person who doesn't do well with living and sharing space with others (of course other than my family).
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Detailed plans can tell a candidate's story about what kind of person she is — and what kind of president she would be.
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I had always maintained that I'd be the kind of person who makes time for cooking, regardless of how busy I became.
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An approach to ethics that focuses on what kind of person you are — so-called virtue ethics — is often associated with Aristotle.
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We didn't want to lose that kind of person by charging a rent that would be for someone who is more corporate.
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He is forced to decide, before he is ready and at enormous potential cost, what kind of person he wants to be.
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"I had broken up with a musician, and the last kind of person I wanted to date was a musician," she said.
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I am not the kind of person who likes to put labels on things, because doing so often makes me feel restricted.
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" Bruce Ard went on to say that his son "loved his country and was the kind of person we should all be.
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You might think that, given all the twists Saroo's life has taken, he'd be the kind of person who's not easily rattled.
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Of course my date is definitely a serial killer — or at least the kind of person who claps when the plane lands.
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YOU WERE KNOWN AS A FREE TRADER AND YOU WERE KNOWN AS THE KIND OF PERSON WHO DIDN'T SUPPORT AID TO AGRICULTURE.
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But for a certain kind of person, not having a clear idea of what and whom you want might look like failure.
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It's an honor that my new "best friend" is the kind of person my son sees as being a counterpart to me.
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Ramona is the kind of person everyone naturally gravitates towards, like sunflowers bending towards the sun, quickly wilting once she loses interest.
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The feed isn't live anymore, obviously, but the video's still here if you're the kind of person who loves watching cat videos.
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If you're the kind of person who is resistant to change, don't panic: Google has made the use of these gestures optional.
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Some of us called him our "folksiest heartland hope," because he seemed like the kind of person your parents would vote for.
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"He's a wear-his-heart-on-his-sleeve kind of person," Mr. Scaramucci said on "Fox News Sunday" in describing Mr. Trump.
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She's a very different kind of person in the sense that she's much more true to herself, and secure in her role.
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But if you're an instant-gratification kind of person, particle physics is not for you, since the most important discoveries took years.
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Batuman describes the heroine of her first novel, Selin, as "the world's least interesting and dignified kind of person": an American teenager.
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That's in more ways than one: Heydari is Iranian Muslim by background, not exactly the kind of person beloved by neo-Nazis.
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It didn't take long to get a clear picture of the kind of person Brittany was: fearless, independent, strong, with a caring heart.
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We also have deals on web design and coding courses from Udemy, in case you're the kind of person who can't just relax.
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I don't want you to trick my son into having a baby, but I needed to know what kind of person you are.
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Let's say this person is the kind of person who actually uses the word 'minions' to describe the people who work for you.
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I have a natural desire to protect myself, and not talk to strangers, and I'm not a very network-y kind of person.
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What do you do if stress is just a part of your job, or you're the kind of person who stresses over everything?
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It can't just be a play for engagement or advertising; you have to know what kind of person you want on your platform.
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I think those that have followed me for years outside of the character, even before Twitch, know what kind of person I am.
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But if you're the kind of person who spends all of your time in a creative app, it might be worth the investment.
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Doyle is white, feminine, thin, beautiful — not exactly the kind of person who's most disadvantaged by the way she presents to the world.
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Most think miniskirts are one of those trends that "isn't for everyone," or that only "a certain kind of person" can pull off.
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But if you're the kind of person who likes to keep up on everything, get ready to pay a lot more monthly fees.
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Before you enter into an abusive relationship, you think you're one kind of person, but after, you often wonder who you really are.
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You're the kind of person who likes to have all the information before you make a decision, change, or commitment in your life.
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"You will know you're on a date with the right kind of person if there is the back and forth conversation," Stewart says.
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If you're a normal person, or if you're the kind of person who does that to begin with, you want to keep going.
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If you're a smell-before-you-buy kind of person, just head to your closest Bath & Body Works store and shop yours IRL.
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"He may not be the kind of person that likes a rustic atmosphere, and that's what you'll find at Camp David," says Kinnaird.
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More importantly, it pushed me to be the kind of person who shows up for others even when that feels shaky and uncertain.
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She has worked as a civil servant since she was 20 and is the kind of person who never runs a red light.
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"People should use the street carnival to enjoy themselves peacefully ... without segregating any kind of person, any race, to embrace people," she said.
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But I'm the kind of person that likes to make things more casual and she wants to dress it up a little more.
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Do me a favor: listen to this episode of Reply All and then go see what kind of person Facebook thinks you are.
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I suppose the key thing to understand before we get into the meat of it all is the kind of person Preston is.
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For years, I used to be the kind of person who could more or less rely on my own brain to remember things.
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Maggie is the kind of person who could have talked some sense into Sasha, so Sasha ran under the fence with Rosita instead.
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I'm more of an intimate wedding kind of person but I'm marrying Ryan so it's a lot bigger than it would have been.
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You're not the kind of person to obsess over security, Sagittarius, but when things get rocky, you realize just how important it is.
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I think that the people that find the channel appealing or find what I do online appealing, it's a specific kind of person.
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He's the kind of person who follows the rules and plays whatever game he's asked to play, even when it's rigged against him.
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" He was such a jerk that one of my fellow passengers said, "This is the kind of person who is ruining San Francisco.
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I'm the kind of person who cannot have a hobby unless that hobby becomes my entire personality for an unspecified duration of time.
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"Taking your pregnant wife to a very dangerous place, to me and the kind of person I am, is unconscionable," he told ABC.
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"It used to be you had to be a Kim Kardashian or Kylie Jenner kind of person to be an influencer," Avital said.
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"Generally speaking, there is always some advantage of being the kind of person that matches the mindset your culture values more," he says.
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"He's the kind of person who wants to wear bright orange shoelaces in his very fancy dress shoes," said Clare Rose, a friend.
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It's designed by Sparks Architects, it's perfect for the kind of person who enjoys being in nature, while simultaneously being bougie as heck.
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Anyway, if you're the kind of person who wishes your representative would pay attention to your tweets, you might just have your answer.
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Surely as an adult you can be the kind of person who has the fortitude to carry a tin lunch box every day.
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Have you ever wondered what kind of person stands outside of Taco Bell at ten in the morning, waiting for it to open?
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I am, after all, the kind of person who tries to find a natural healing method before I call on the medical community.
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But Dr. Ruth Gates is a glass-half-full kind of person, which is why she's devoted to studying and protecting coral reefs.
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I told her that I'm the kind of person who gives offense but is never offended, one of the proverbial thirty-six sinners.
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Especially after divorce, it can be tempting to hide, pretend to be someone else, or try to attract a certain kind of person.
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He is also, apparently, devastated to learn that he is the kind of person who can only enjoy sex when he's in love.
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"She was the kind of person you met once and felt like you were related to her," her boss Bryn Andrew told PEOPLE.
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But for now, detailed policy plans can serve an essential purpose, which is to tell voters what kind of person each candidate is.
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But it's just one more data point about what kind of person is acceptable to our president and what that person looks like.
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She came to my office, and with my venture hat on, I thought this is the kind of person I'd want to back.
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Chao, by contrast, is exactly the kind of person you would expect to see serve as transportation secretary in a Republican Party administration.
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Were you worried that he thought of you as the kind of person who was motivated only by the desire for a reward?
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The kind of person who likes to jog before work or who can't accept the ruling of an alarm clock at 6 a.m.
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This is complicated, because the kind of person who'd do the best job is probably the person I'd least want to do it.
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Mr. Redgrave pointed out that when they began, they had no idea what kind of person they were identifying or when he died.
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"He is a no-drama kind of person," said Erica Groshen, who succeeded Mr. Hall as commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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There's a kind of person who watched the virus thriller "Contagion," heard Paltrow's grim opening line ("[cough, cough]") and grinned: She's so doomed.
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He just seems to me like the kind of person that if the screws are applied, pressure is put on, he will talk.
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"Just as not everyone is qualified to be an astronaut, it takes a special kind of person to be an entrepreneur," he added.
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"I can easily tell if this is the kind of person who goes [and] approaches new opportunities with a growth mindset," she says.
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When that term is up, Michigan voters can decide whether she is the kind of person they want to keep on the bench.
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But if you're looking for the kind of person who would do that, you need to look no further than the Oval Office.
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"Elections do say a lot about what kind of person is going to represent your country on the international stage..." he told reporters.
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Her passions and activities centered on the kind of person she wanted to be — not the kind of world she wanted to legislate.
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You're not the kind of person to read an instruction manual, but now, if ever, is when you should wish one was handy.
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Phil Angelides may not appear to be the kind of person who would seek a seat on the board of Pacific Gas & Electric.
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Maybe we move to a new place and think of ourselves as the kind of person who enjoys a specific drive ("Skyline To").
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Thrift stores can be intimidating, if you're not the kind of person whose idea of a Happy Place involves routinely coming across used Kleenex.
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Whereas some people, depending on what kind of faith they have or what kind of person they are, that's not necessarily what defines them.
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It takes a special kind of person to navigate it with ease, to make what could be a battlefield feel like a candy shop.
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She's the kind of person who chooses to wear riveted jeans and sparkly vinyls when her peers show up in black and blue pantsuits.
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I've never been a "pc" kind of person -- but I understand that we do need to be more sensitive in this day and age.
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Axe's giant "journey" toward finding funding this episode is really a moral quest for Axe to figure out what kind of person he is.
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Having said that, if you're the kind of person who really cares about a phone's speed, you should probably get the higher-end device.
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I love seeing movies, but I'm the kind of person who normally would buy tickets in advance for a showing a few hours away.
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I was not the kind of person who won essay contests, which would have been fine had I not wanted to be exactly that.
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It takes a special kind of person to be okay with appearing on a show that's designed to bring out the ugliest in you.
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And if you're the kind of person who would probably never drop $800 on bubblegum-pink Louboutins, then lipstick is the way to go.
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" Sandra's Secret Side Hustle"For as long as I can remember, Sandra has been the kind of person who can't sleep through the night.
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It takes a special kind of person to lie about easily Googleable facts and think no one is going to call you on it.
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If you're the kind of person who has dozens of SNES carts lying around, you probably also have strong feelings about scanlines and lag.
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Still, if you're the kind of person who spends ludicrous amounts of money on Leica cameras, there are worse ways to spend your money.
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"I have always been the kind of person to do what feels right for me, do what feels right in my heart," he said.
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If you're the kind of person that likes the dip better than the food itself, the past year has been pretty great for you.
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They get kicked out by Ken Burns (which in itself is a dream for a certain kind of person), since it's actually his office.
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Because being a leader isn't about having the boss title, it's about stepping up and becoming the kind of person others aspire to be.
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The researchers found that the ads were effective because they cause us to label ourselves as the kind of person who has certain qualities.
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"Look What You Made Me Do" confirms my suspicion: Taylor Swift is the kind of person who's too proud of her outgoing voicemail message.
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"Taking your pregnant wife to a very dangerous place, to me and the kind of person I am, is unconscionable," he told ABC News.
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I recommend not trying to photograph it unless you are really a hardcore, absolutely-have-to-photograph-everything-in-your-life kind of person.
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As any teacher would say about a student who exhibits these traits, this is the kind of person who is incapable of self-improvement.
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But I've never been the kind of person who wants to tell people what the lyrics are about, that's not for me to do.
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"He just sings gold, and it comes out quickly and effortlessly, and that's the kind of person he is," Blake said of the collaboration.
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There's also some nobody on the couch tucked between Ross and Phoebe's bulging shoulders, the kind of person even we never put on screen.
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But if you're the kind of person who prefers remedies that have been lab-tested and FDA-approved, Gunter recommends talking to your doctor.
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Unfortunately, that's exactly the kind of person President Trump has selected in his nomination of Michael Dourson to lead chemical safety at the EPA.
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Even if you are the kind of person who's been reasonably disciplined and successful in your pursuits, it's probablydespiteyour negative self-talk, notbecauseof it.
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It cannot be said often or loudly enough: Donald Trump is the worst kind of person who brings out the worst in other people.
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I'd talk to a guy a bit before meeting with him, to know what kind of person he was before I slept with him.
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You're more of a "yes" kind of person, but saying "no" to what doesn't truly interest or benefit you can feel quite freeing now!
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I've never been a 'pc' kind of person — but I understand that we do need to be more sensitive in this day and age.
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I've been with him for a very short period of time, but you hear from everybody around Kev what kind of person he is.
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It takes a certain kind of person to protect others, and I'm not sure that's the responsibility of teachers in that respect, with firearms.
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This brave soul from what Trump would describe as an s-hole country, the kind of person Trump was insulting, never made it out.
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And I'm not really a "post a picture of my fancy meal" kind of person, but I could tell that other people wanted to.
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What shapes the kind of person who declares, as Robinson does, "democracy is my aesthetics and my ethics and more or less my religion"?
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If you're the kind of person that's had your spring break trip booked (woohoo!) and itinerary all worked out months in advance, go you!
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I am, for example, the kind of person who reads the instruction manual cover to cover before I use a new appliance or gadget.
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She was the kind of person who went on a cruise and came home married to the Italian bass player in the ship's band.
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"Jinx was the kind of person who, the minute you met her, was in your life forever," Ms. Engel said in a telephone interview.
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You don't want to be the kind of person who finds everyone falling silent at family gatherings when he or she enters the room.
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That's the kind of person we'd like our clients to become, a person who's aware of the urges and learns to effectively manage them.
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Maybe that kind of person dislikes the permanent pout of her mouth or her mild patrician drawl, the private-school privilege of it all.
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"I'm a rising-tide-floats-all-boats kind of person, so if people want to go crazy, I say go for it," she says.
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Plus, you have to be a particular kind of person to want to wear slightly-dorky looking accessories like the Frame or the Loop.
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I am also the kind of person who is equally comfortable at high society gatherings and hanging out with the boys from the yard.
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You know, she was, like, 10 years old, and for as what kind of person she was, she was an usher in the church.
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They're not categorically the kind of person who eats whatever that kind of food is, in their mind, but they might consume it selectively.
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If you&aposre the kind of person who can&apost start the day without a cup (or three) of coffee, your dream trip awaits.
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I knew if I could have long enough, it would be O.K. I'm an obstinate kind of person, so challenges are to be met.
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What I love now is, I get to be the kind of person I really wish I'd had in my life at the time.
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If you're the kind of person who accidentally eats a whole sack in one sitting, just imagine how much you're gonna love this sandwich.
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There's no real sense of what kind of person she is or what parts of her personality make her prone to such carnal megalomania.
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If you are the kind of person who finds the above scenario twee or unbearably mannered, Forrest Leo's The Gentleman is not for you.
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Click through to find everything you need to become the kind of person who can whip up a dress the night before a big party.
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Finally, zoom out and remember the big picture, meaning who you are, what your values are, and what kind of person you want to be.
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"It would be really unfortunate if we got rid of everybody who was just an affectionate kind of person," said Joy Behar on The View.
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"I think that this idea that fashion is only meant for a certain kind of person is really getting to be very outdated," says Wang.
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"I am a very live in the today, maximum live in the next two months kind of person," Chopra tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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"Most of the comments from people who know me have been, 'That doesn't surprise me at all, you're that kind of person,&apos" Andrews said.
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But there are some caveats, chiefly (and obviously) that you have to be the kind of person that still needs to print stuff at home.
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"I'm the kind of person that just needs to know what people are saying about me and my family," she said in a phone interview.
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To find out which kind of person you're talking to, simply utter the three syllables (stress on the first, slant-rhyme with "mescaline") and wait.
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From then on, my eyes were open to the kind of person Trump was — an amoral bully like his base that supported and elected him.
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After all, what kind of person would spend hours at IKEA when they only have a finite amount of time left to live on Earth?
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There may not be a lot of women in fashion photography who look like Adrienne Raquel, but she's a glass-half-full kind of person.
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I've always been the kind of person if something's on my mind, I'm going to say it and deal with any consequences or repercussions afterward.
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It's harder for people to say this kind of person is attacking you… Because now we have more evidence that there's a spectrum in place.
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I wanted to like them, but they seemed impractical for the kind of person person just trying to make it through life (and the subway).
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Are you the kind of person who will wait, patiently and probably masochistically, through the void for the wubs at the end of the tunnel?
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Her mother left it for her, Emily says, and now she knows exactly what kind of person her father is — and she will expose him.
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This is a good time to mention that I'm a total, "I-can't-get-out-of-my-warm-fluffy-sheets-this-morning" kind of person.
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But for the kind of person who just wants straightforward answers and that's it, we'd totally blow it by going that route with our language.
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If you're the kind of person who has access to a 3D printer, you're probably more than capable of tweaking the files for newer phones.
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In the world of the #MeToo movement, Harvey Weinstein, and Matt Lauer, we know Robert is the kind of person we truly need to fear.
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If you're the kind of person who will buy anything with a Leica logo on it, you'll already have added it to your Christmas list.
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She's the kind of person who at 49 will still grab a group of girlfriends and helicopter to the desert for a weekend at Coachella.
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Sandler's moving tribute to his friend is colored by personal reminiscences that offer some insight into the kind of person Farley was behind the scenes.
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I sensed right away that she's the kind of person who knows how to fall in love and has been in love, as I had.
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Michelin-starred chef Iliana Regan seems like the kind of person who'd spend a Sunday evening catching up on Stranger Things, not out stabbing frogs.
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" He explains, "I'm the kind of person that if I hear something in the background, I focus on it until that's all I can hear.
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But each of those decisions can roll up into a much bigger picture, turning you into the kind of person you never wanted to be.
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" One Electrolux security guard in St. Cloud declined to comment to PEOPLE about what kind of person Adan had been but said, "This is bad.
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She's a classic bad-boy archetype, with all the charm of someone with a murky secret—the kind of person you intuitively want to save.
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" The results for me included what is now my favorite tweet of all time: "I am the kind of person who says hi to dogs.
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What kind of person has the foresight, the knowledge of the pieces of the game, and the mind-reading ability to get inside opponents' heads?
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Manson, with his crazy eyes and lengthy criminal record, fit into America's preconceived notion about the kind of person who might be a sociopathic killer.
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Any kind of person who's new in a profession tends to be a little more relatable to the youth and maybe just, you know, fresh.
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But I think we have to, just watching these guys, we have to acknowledge that they tend to be a very particular kind of person.
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It's just Lindsay Lohan, wearing a sleek new hairpiece and looking like the kind of person who would, in fact, wear a navy-blue blazer.
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The disinhibitions of age aside, your father doesn't sound like the kind of person who would have wanted to discuss intimate matters with his children.
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Selric Bear Microfiber Mop Slippers, $11.99Are they the kind of person who likes to catch up on emails while cooking or read while working out?
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But Shelden said he was the kind of person who grimaced as friends hunted the herd of white-tailed deer he'd brought to his island.
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Reflective, wise and amiable, Marzorati is the kind of person and tennis player you'd be happy to share a game with and a beer afterward.
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You can also schedule a future delivery or choose ground shipping if you're the kind of person who thinks ahead like that (who are you?).
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"I'm not the kind of person who would just show up to an e-sports meetup," Ms. Zhao said, using the game genre's catchall term.
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Or they're not that ideological at all and they want a feel for a kind of person who would step forward and be a leader.
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Mr. Clements had worked to reform Colorado's overuse of solitary when he was murdered by the kind of person he was trying to help. Gov.
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However, since that's not going to happen, I do find it useful to at least try to figure out what creates this kind of person.
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As for me, I'm not the kind of person who loves to spend his time on books when I'm awake, let alone when I'm asleep.
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Teenage years of female bitchiness, where your appearance determines the kind of person you are and the friendships you're entitled to, are difficult to shake.
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TLF: In the book, André Gide says you are the kind of person who may have a lot of remorse but will never have regrets.
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Instead, invite them to think about what kind of person they want to be — and about all the different things they might want to do.
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He is the kind of person who meets a priest for coffee and within 22007 minutes is asked if he has considered becoming a priest.
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Pressa Bottle: Water Bottle + Built-In Juicer If you're the kind of person who hates plain tap water, the Pressa Bottle is perfect for you.
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Now, I'm not the kind of person who would condemn someone because they want to have a funeral for a pet — pets are like family.
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"I don't know if I would have been the kind of person who would save every penny so I could own a home," she said.
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He set out to discover what kind of person is more likely to buy an expensive car, creating a personality test of Finnish car owners.
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Glow up If you're a "summer rave" kind of person, incorporate any glow sticks left over from the 4th of July into a sex session.
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What kind of person could look at all of us who are boxed out of Trumpism's vision for this country, shrug, and calmly continue on?
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There's no secret to 'being the kind of person that brings their lunch to work' except for, well, just bringing your damn lunch to work.
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"When I was a reporter, I was very confident that I was not the kind of person who could ever commit a crime," he said.
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If you are, you're probably the kind of person who's also more likely to go through the effort it takes to live that Alexa Life.
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You&aposre probably the kind of person who comes up with creative ways of solving problems, and who doesn&apost shy away from a challenge.
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In the beginning, my kids were uncomfortable with the transition, but now that they see the kind of person I've become they're accepting of it.
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I also wanted to try it on a "screenager," a teenager who is addicted to screens — exactly the kind of person generating so much concern.
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You get to choose the kind of person you want to spend your life with and for how long and what that relationship looks like.
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Nevertheless, he decided to meet with Foos, if only to satisfy his own curiosity about the kind of person who would do such a thing.
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It's that they ring so true to me, and that they tell me so much about the kind of person Trump could very well be.
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She seems like the perfect kind of person to support Chris in surviving and fighting the white racist community he finds at her parents' house.
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"Sex work is a field that employs every kind of person, but more specifically trans people, women, non-binary folks, and queer men," Rex says.
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It's the silent ache of hearing your parents and friends casually make comments that are insensitive or worse about the kind of person you secretly are.
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But if you're the kind of person who doesn't like dealing with crackers and newspaper and sticky, bloody fingers, you've still got plenty of exciting options.
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But I felt like she would be the kind of person who could really connect with voters in a way that would complement Mike's skill sets.
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"He's not the kind of person to use his post to push an agenda," said Jason Murray, a Gorsuch clerk in 2011 who is a Democrat.
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HUCKABEE: No I don&apost think so because my daughter is not the kind of person who was raised to be disruptive, she really wasn&apost.
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He's a celebrity-watcher, too, the kind of person who tells strangers about their sole encounter with an A-lister a few minutes after meeting them.
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Look, let's be honest: if you're the kind of person who watches a virtual reality experience about Stuxnet, you probably already know a bit about Stuxnet.
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I'm the kind of person who can walk into a hotel room and somehow manage to spew my stuff across every surface in under five minutes.
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If you can handle cracked nipples and breastmilk spilled on keyboards, I figured, you're just the kind of person this working mom wants to work with.
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At the risk of being an I-told-you-so kind of person, I'm just going to repeat what I said in the Catalina review again.
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It's also good insurance if you're the kind of person who remembers to put on a watch every morning but tends to leave your phone behind.
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"She was the kind of person who knows everything you need to know about kids," says Steve Sandweiss, owner of the Tiger Land Child Care Center.
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You strike me as the kind of person that might have an influence tracker in Google Docs somewhere, where you track various ... That's a fantastic idea.
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But say you're the kind of person who likes the idea of getting inked, but is a little freaked out by the possibility of human error.
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One episode bleeding into the next is a perfect security blanket, especially if you're the kind of person who winds up unable to sleep at 3AM.
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If you're the kind of person who likes to talk to businesses on Twitter, the company is rolling out some new options to improve those interactions.
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"Of course, if you're the kind of person who never has issues with vaginal irritation and infections, you can wear whatever you want," Dr. Dardik says.
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I always respond, as best I can, but those responses feel hollow because I am not the kind of person who thinks in terms of hope.
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But someone at the department recalled telling the reporter that I was the kind of person she would entrust to babysit her three-year-old daughter.
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I'm the kind of person who struggles to build an Ikea bookshelf, but I never found myself struggling or confused with any of the Toy-Con.
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Nelly Mensah is the kind of person who's so smart, she's already three steps ahead of what the person she's talking to is saying or thinking.
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"I don't think Oscar is the kind of person who has enemies," said copper mining veteran and ex-Codelco chief executive Diego Hernandez to CNN Chile.
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So just consider this: what kind of person writes that email, and what can you do every day, in every way, to avoid becoming that way?
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There is a certain kind of person who can sell things, and the people who had been there for decades enjoyed teaching me everything they knew.
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I'm not the kind of person that's like ... well, you know, I'm occasionally late and I don't like wearing all the same things all the time.
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In short, if you're the kind of person who enjoys piling copious amounts of attention onto your balls, the Bull Bag just might be a godsend.
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So he has designed his life to be the kind of person who is condemned by others, so that means he almost has to be underrated.
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So if you're the kind of person who's willing to open up your romantic life to friends, this seems like a smart way to do it.
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"You have to be a really specific kind of person to get into it," said Stewart in describing the show's audience, and he had a point.
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Many accounts of Trump's life and career stress that the President has never been the kind of person who cultivates vast networks of close political friendships.
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What kind of person refuses to keep his word on anything — commercial dealings, campaign promises, marriage vows — and then anoints himself the arbiter of all three?
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As for surveillance regimes: your browser already knows what kind of person you are a thousand times more intimately than any test will ever reveal. ♦
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Zoe Kravitz, who plays Scamander's love interest Leta Lestrange, said she thought the Grindelwald character could be modeled after any kind of person with seductive power.
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If you notice yourself displaying any of these signs, it means you can build on them to become the kind of person you want to be.
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If you're usually a "wander in a little late in the morning" kind of person, start putting in extra effort to get to work on time.
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They built a really strong brand, and a valuable one, on focusing on just telling a certain kind of story to a certain kind of person.
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As we waited for all of them to arrive for the photo, they shared stories and told us about the kind of person he had been.
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I tried super, super hard when we toured with Skinny Puppy the first time not to be a fucking complete Chris Farley interview kind of person.
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You could make the argument that street style, by and large, is a game that's only played (and won) by a very specific kind of person.
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But I can't sleep, and you're the kind of person who might be able to help but you also probably should read that first for context.
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Today we learned that despite all her lovely qualities, Chrissy Teigen is definitely not the kind of person you want to be in an emergency with.
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It takes a special kind of person to ride inside a tightly packed, freezing cold, flooded, pitch black metal tube for up to three hours underwater.
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"I look at the shoes in the hallway and try to figure out what kind of person they are, judging on their shoes," Eriksson told me.
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There's no guarantee what kind of person my boy will become, what his dreams will be, and I can't expect his path to align with mine.
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" She added: "What kind of person do you want to be for yourself, but also in the larger context of the country and in the world?
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If you're the kind of person who writes romantic fanfiction about Game of Thrones pairings, well, you've probably done so off of far less than that.
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She's the kind of person who worries that we've gotten ourselves in a "meat rut," so she'll teach you how to soak and prepare calves' brains.
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"Courtney Rose is the kind of person who can charm his way into and out of most situations, and Brandon is that dude," Mr. Diggs said.
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Raise your hand if you're the kind of person who is hardly able to see colors in the morning before you have a cup of coffee.
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He struck me as the kind of person who would invite women over to listen to Brian Eno and then actually spend the night doing that.
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"There's so much opportunity to mean more to this audience," she said, and to accomplish that, leaders and employees need to represent every kind of person.
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So, no: I am some other kind of person, the kind who believes that Paltrow was, for a while, the best young American actor in Hollywood.
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I'm that kind of person, the kind who hears a theater full of people cheer half her face being covered by scalp and wants to cry.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: How has that changed in the past 20 years, in terms of your hiring and the kind of person you're today looking for?
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I wish I was the kind of person who felt great in their own version of a uniform, but I'm just not a minimalist at heart.
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It's hard to imagine becoming the kind of person who carries a time-out mat in her purse, but parenting can take you to weird places.
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Wanderers If you're the kind of person who likes their science fiction with a bit more science in it, Ancestral Night is the book for you.
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She was in her early 210s, unadorned, the kind of person who wore her professionalism earnestly: a well-practiced posture, a sensible maroon dress, sensible flats.
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Damour: I wish I had known how much time I had to develop skills and to figure out the kind of person I wanted to be.
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If you're the kind of person who spends way too much time watching cute animal videos at work, this might be the new show for you.
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He presents himself in a positive light, as one kind of person, when his actions paint him in a negative light, as a different character altogether.
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Mr. Saperstein, a retired civil rights lawyer, is the kind of person who, in another context, Mr. Sanders might inveigh against: a wealthy major political contributor.
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This kind of person, when faced with the difficulties inherent in governing a democracy, was likely to try the soft authoritarian playbook in such a crisis.
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The "Wrinkle in Time" star added that she always remains authentic to the kind of person she sees herself as, regardless of what people might think.
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If you're the kind of person who inherently does not trust your government, then I would be very, very concerned about what's happening with the administration.
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It tends to be that if you're that kind of person, you're going to apply this to whatever decision you're making — often with regret and ruefulness.
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If you're the kind of person who can switch to Windows, you can find something just as good and probably a little bit faster for less money.
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My mom dressed super cool in the '90s, and she's also the kind of person who likes to be comfortable, so that's where I get it from.
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Evaluating merit in a system that only seems to value one kind of person lacks empathy; and it's a tradition that's becoming difficult to honour without criticism.
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"(She) was the kind of person who would ... have a good time no matter what she was doing and have everyone involved, enjoying themselves," Reilly told KSL.
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But lugging around a bunch of different chargers can be a hassle, especially if you're the kind of person who carries around multiple devices from competing companies.
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I'm like—I think—a lot of independent filmmakers: I'm a take-action kind of person, and so I relate to Artly, the guy who rescued Claire.
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It's not like the character of Claire from Jurassic World, where she starts off one person, and she ends the movie a completely different kind of person.
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Ahead, quotes — for the free spirit, feminist, and more — that will help take your Instagram to the next level, no matter what kind of person you are.
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But for a certain kind of person — and I count myself among them, for better and for worse — the story is just enough to merit the investment.
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Williams also tells TMZ Sports about the kind of person Jackson was like off the field ... and shares his favorite memories from when they lived together. R.I.P.
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They are not faces that fill a diversity quota or objects of of violence for shock value, but every kind of person because that's how life works.
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When he says he feels invisible, it's clear why: he's the kind of person people look away from on the street, out of apathy or active discomfort.
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But I have come to terms with my body and that I'm not the kind of person you would see walking on a runway during fashion week.
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Maybe you're the kind of person who prefers this type of sternness to get moving, but I felt like this gadget nagged me more than it motivated.
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OK, wow, it's actually hard to think about this, because I'm the kind of person who cringes when I remember embarrassing things that happened years ago, but!
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"She's not a Jennifer Aniston kind of person, in that she has a workout body where it looks like she's hitting the gym everyday," Ms. Ginsberg said.
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It was a subtle statement, but one that spoke volumes about the kind of person Raisa is and her values when it comes to friendship and beauty.
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If you're the kind of person who has trouble keeping track of the various Houses at play in Westeros, beware: This promises to be just as complicated.
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Because of this plethora of data from tens of thousands of profiles, the researchers were able to figure out what kind of person received the most message.
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And because Molly is the kind of person who needs more than one piece of supporting evidence, the fallout of her shiesty plan with Taurean is bittersweet.
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The one dog was fine, but now you're getting cutesie with the dog, and you show that you're the kind of person that dresses up your dog.
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"She was the kind of person who would give a high-five to a stranger just to make them laugh," Carrie Ellis said of her younger sister.
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"You want to associate with people who are the kind of person you'd like to be," Buffett told Bill Gates during a 2017 conversation at Columbia University.
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Which is amazing because just earlier in season three, Jane was the kind of person who believed in fate -- especially when it comes to love -- without question.
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If your mom is the kind of person who can't get enough yoga, spinning, or barre classes, then she'll totally appreciate an upgrade to her workout gear.
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Policies like the Trump ban frame the threat as a battle between the U.S. and anyone from a particular country — rather than a particular kind of person.
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But if there's one thing everyone has an opinion on, it's whether or not you should be a one-space kind of person or a two-spacer.
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I wouldn't know what kind of person I would be if I hadn't been 18 years old and living in a van with a bunch of psychopaths.
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If you're the kind of person who frets about your own mortality, A Ghost Story might be the kind of movie that keeps you up at night.
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I'm the kind of person who constantly finds themselves saying something along the lines of the common refrain '...and this is why I can't have nice things.
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The move, which quickly went viral did, however, provide a bit of insight into the kind of person she is, especially with her husband of 12 years.
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They announce to the world that I'm the kind of person who can afford fancy sneakers—these run $125—but provide the comfort of a house shoe.
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Kavanaugh's denial of the allegations against him has rested on the claim that he is not the kind of person who would ever have done such things.
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She argues that he is temperamentally incapable of being a good president: that the kind of person he is could never, ever make good decisions as president.
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He then has to decide what kind of parent — what kind of person and partner — he will be, without his wife's wisdom to inform his next move.
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"My mom had made very clear what kind of life she wanted me to have and the kind of person she wanted me to be," Dunn says.
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"I have no doubt that David is exactly the kind of person who will come and do a master class," Shaun Woodward, the LAMDA board chairman, said.
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As she helps me into each sleeve, I silently acknowledge that I am the kind of person who is a bit star-struck by reality television personalities.
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Anyone doing the worm automatically becomes the kind of person who whips out a diablo in the park, or juggles with tubes of Pringles at house parties.
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And if you're the kind of person who likes to squeeze a pillow into a ball, Smart Nora won't work, as the bladder needs to remain flat.
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I will say that if you're the kind of person that likes a stiffer shirt, this won't be your best bet because it's very thin and soft.
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As someone who is the other kind of person—which is to say, a person who has watched all the Star Trek—I'm here to help. Yes.
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The app will show off an itemized list of every shortcut you've made, just in case you're the kind of person who makes dozens of Siri shortcuts.
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If you're the kind of person who would rather not be reduced to floods of tears over the holiday, then please feel free to skip Eighth Grade.
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The indulgence of hatred is, for a certain kind of person — not an uncommon type, either — extraordinarily pleasurable, as is the expression of outrage, disgust, and indignation.
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In 2018, it feels as if community is about being recognized as a certain kind of person — when it's not merely about fitting into a broad category.
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But when strangers ask about my plans for a child-free life, it can come off as if they're really asking what kind of person I am.
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He was not the kind of person to marvel at the interconnectedness of all things before, but said that now, the instinct to do so came easily.
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But I met him when he was very young and he was the same kind of person who I would want to hire in my trading firm.
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After all, if you're the kind of person who wants to know about Neanderthals, you don't need a fun opening line to make you laugh first, right?
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If you're the kind of person who loved to share updates about your life to your friends every day, just jot all that down in a journal.
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" Nussbaum told me, "What drew me to Maggie is the sense that she is a peculiarly American kind of person who really, really wants to be good.
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It increasingly seems to me that there's a kind of person who cannot imagine that people act according to their convictions, even if their "side" isn't winning.
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For years I've been telling myself that drum and bass was the musical preserve of the kind of person I didn't think I ever wanted to become.
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Even at only 12 years old, Apple was showing signs of being the kind of person, like her mom, who isn't afraid of taking charge and facilitating change.
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"As long as I can remember, I've been the kind of person who wants to share the things that make life better," she told PEOPLE in a statement.
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"What kind of person would I be if I preach that, but didn't actually practice it myself?" she said, adding that she's been unhappy with her latest content.
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In the hands of a skilled political opponent, Clinton might have been successfully painted as the kind of person with, at best, a shaky relationship to the truth.
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It's kind of like the jacket from Drive — it takes a very particular kind of person to successfully pull these things off, and chances are that's not you.
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Of course Donald Trump is the kind of person who has time to rant on Fox News but not to bother to get his wife a birthday present.
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She is exactly the kind of person you want protecting sensitive medical data from attackers — after all, as a bug bounty researcher, she (legally) is an attacker herself.
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Of course, the fact that I immensely enjoy just walking around a virtual world not doing much in a traditional sense makes me a certain kind of person.
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READ: Trump taps McCain's VP lawyer to vet his vice president Trump has offered only a few clues as to what kind of person he is looking for.
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He's the kind of person who, when you meet him for dinner, has already ordered oysters and shrimp appetizers for the table (which he's hoping you like, too!).
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