I made friends with street kids, I made friends with the house help.
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He made friends easily and had a bunch of them.
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I made friends who I keep close to this day.
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Shona the deerhound made friends with Roro the roe deer.
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"She made friends easily," Cox said in a phone interview.
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"I kind of made friends by taking pictures," she said.
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He made friends in the party and asked to join.
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Esquivel soon made friends with a tough guy named William Greer.
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I made friends, started dating, and blended in with other teens.
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Omar made friends with some of the kids in the caravan.
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I made friends, moved to somewhere better, got my own phone.
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That's inevitably how we all made friends in the first place.
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There, he made friends and developed strong relationships with many teachers.
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I definitely made friends there that I may not have otherwise.
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She made friends, too, and she assumed they would stay forever.
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He's made friends in FaZe Clan, the powerhouse e-sports collective.
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I eventually made friends with people who were into these things.
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Friends told WLWT the 23-year-old made friends everywhere she went.
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I had worried about meeting people, yet made friends everywhere I went.
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At school, he received exceptional grades, participated in activities, and made friends.
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She quickly made friends with other dogs and cats in the home.
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"Head nod at the bouncer you've already made friends with," Hook advises.
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They played with animals, and made friends with all sorts of creatures.
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He says he has made friends with his next-door neighbor, Andre.
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I made friends, watched French cartoons, read only French books and comics.
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In line, I quickly made friends with a group of young people.
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He's also made friends with freestyle skier Gus Kenworthy and Youtuber Tyler Oakley.
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SWISS ARMY MAN In "Cast Away," Tom Hanks made friends with a volleyball.
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She was doing well academically, had made friends and was voted class treasurer.
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I made friends with local musicians and scheduled coffee with professors on campus.
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I've also made friends through paper — the writing of letters back and forth.
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I made friends with the kids in my building whose apartments resembled mine.
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It became the place where a young Mayor developed discipline and made friends.
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My best friend made friends with this guy who had a tattoo gun.
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We made friends here, bought groceries here, got sick here, got better here.
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I made friends with nerds and geeks who shared my passion for tech.
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I also made friends with people in my hostels and hung out with them.
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I mean, because you obviously had a great time; you made friends with Conan.
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He made friends with artists who were making a living as blue-collar workers.
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"Made friends with this massive ball of fluff yesterday," he captioned the adorable picture.
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The weeping mother said her daughter was a sweet child who made friends quickly.
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I've had boyfriends, crushes, and flings; bothered with fuckbois, and made friends with benefits.
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We made friends there and they took us up to see the North Cape.
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"He says he made friends while trying to pass AHCA: " made so many friends.
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"I have made friends through this account, so many in fact," @prettyliarsdiary told me.
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I have made friends with as many teachers as possible to support my practice.
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That he would have made friends with your father is not at all surprising.
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I made friends at school, brought my grades back up, and started doing plays.
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We made friends not only of the members, but of their families, their children.
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He missed Goldwater, where he'd made friends and adjusted to being in a chair.
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She made friends with Rick James, Imelda Marcos, Andy Warhol and the Village People.
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"He's made friends who are both neurodiverse and neurotypical in ballet," his mom said.
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"Have you made friends here?" the president asked Ahmed, according to the pool reporter.
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More than that, they'll have made friends and you'll have started really personifying them.
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I went with my sister for a girls' trip and made friends with other guests.
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While it's mostly couples and families, I visited solo and made friends during my stay.
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In preschool she made friends easily, and her sister always wanted to be near her.
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Like a blind person with a great sense of smell, I made friends with numbers.
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She quickly made friends and connected with the "guitar-school grapevine," as she called it.
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To me football is a lifestyle and I've made friends in the name of football.
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I've made friends with a lot of other DJs before fully moving into their world.
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Their faith is more alive, and they've made friends with people who love them unconditionally.
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Handsome (he modeled on occasion), he made friends easily, and enjoyed a vibrant social life.
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The first game where I made friends I still talk to, almost two decades later.
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I know friendless people who have made friends through their ability to roll a joint.
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Needless to say, McBee has made friends living on the lawn of Victoria, Canada's courthouse.
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Excitement was palpable throughout the line, and I quickly made friends with those around me.
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Ms. Lee said she thought about leaving but had made friends and enjoyed the work.
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Padron made friends with a variety of people, all of whom hung out at Pulse.
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Cohen made friends but didn't talk about his old life in Damascus; they weren't interested.
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"When we moved in, everyone was so nice, and our son made friends instantly," Mrs.
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I've made friends purely from going to Supreme every week and seeing what's going on.
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She made friends who are very different from her, friends who, for example, skin deer.
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Mr. Bisguier preferred socializing to studying, and he made friends readily, even among his opponents.
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The attendee said she made friends at the event, something Caroline told me as well.
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So I made friends with the manager, and he taught me how to drive it.
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And it was good because I made friends with his mates through it as well.
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Plus, by going to school further away, I made friends from across the United States.
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He learned English quickly, made friends, and in Sioux Falls he quickly was introduced to MMA.
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Refereeing debates and ruling on procedure, he has made friends and enemies in roughly equal measure.
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I made friends for life in that community, and I know other people did the same.
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She had made friends on Tumblr who were Latino and shared stories of having undocumented relatives.
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Through our daughter's activities, we made friends with a number of couples who were far wealthier.
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With a wave of dark hair, mischievous eyes, and a ready laugh, he made friends easily.
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People made friends, found housing, and formed bands through the Facebook group and its many offshoots.
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After a year and a half I'd already made friends and my own little Twitter community.
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He made friends at work, but soon realized that he wanted to expand beyond his office.
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He has made friends from around the world and has begun to plan a future here.
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I'd hear from people or get emails from random people who made friends with my dad.
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He returned to college, began to party, and made friends for the first time in years.
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He had a "a jovial face," and easily made friends on his many work trips, Kim said.
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So I started going there about a year before making the movie, and made friends with them.
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"She was outgoing, personable, made friends everywhere she went, and her kids took after her," Tate continued.
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I turned seven and made friends with a group of boys at my local after-school center.
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I made friends with everyone, including people who lived in the nearby village who weren't actually sick.
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On a team called Heegan, Aisha made friends with two outgoing, adventurous girls named Salma and Bushra.
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He made friends with Republican senators, some of whom he still praises even though maybe he shouldn't.
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McCain made friends with politicians across the aisle, from Joe Biden to Hillary Clinton to Joe Lieberman.
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"We made friends with the hospital lab which did the C. difficile fecal testing," Dr. Bretthauer said.
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I've made friends that are even better than the ones I had before and I'm immensely grateful.
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"He made friends with the N.V.A., but he should have sought broader political alliances," Professor Scheltiens said.
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We quickly made friends with him, gave his wife money on the outside so he'd protect us.
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Over the years, she's made friends with residents, striking up conversations in the lobby and the courtyard.
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I have only just arrived here at Grimsby but I have already made friends with the lovely staff.
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Christine and Lydia made friends at school, the former thin and awkward and the latter charming, gorgeous, disarming.
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Shura the dog made friends with a roe deer at the Simferopol zoo in Crimea in June 2011.
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She transferred to an alternative school, where she made friends with a heavily tattooed 15-year-old girl.
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Jarvis said he learned the trade and made friends with the sons and daughters of China's emerging plutocrats.
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Along the way, they made friends with an Argentine music conductor, a Cuban student and an Australian photographer.
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He made friends who moved in highly influential Syrian circles, transmitting his findings back to Israel via radio.
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He's fought in wars, been a spy, made friends and even more enemies in his long and storied career.
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I was different from the other white kids because colour wasn't the precursor for whom I made friends with.
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I made friends, got a part-time job, wrote whenever I could, chased the parties, and wrote some more.
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After being evaluated and prescribed medicine for her anxiety, Wood quickly made friends and adjusted to her new life.
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As the weeks passed, he made friends with the neighbors, fixing their appliances and feeding treats to their dogs.
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I'm sure I've made friends in high school, but like so many of these friendships didn't seem to last.
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He started going to high school, made friends who helped him learn English and joined a local soccer league.
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" The student made friends outside of school, became involved in clubs and sports and, in time, "things definitely improved.
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If Mr. de Blasio made friends with parents of small children, he made enemies of powerful Republicans in Albany.
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There was a huge organic farmers' market right outside my restaurant and I made friends with the beekeepers there.
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She didn't merely make peace with the cane that she sometimes uses to walk; she made friends with it.
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She said that she had made friends, and she spoke several sentences in English, which she is quickly acquiring.
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She said she made friends with fans from Sweden, Iceland, Australia, Peru and Mexico on her way to Volgograd.
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He'd made friends in his treatment program, and there was strength in understanding in their shared struggles with addiction.
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There, I made friends with stellar constructors and wound up giving Brendan Emmett Quigley a ride back to Beantown.
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AAB: Yes, I made friends with a professor of sociology in Winnipeg who was a good friend of McLuhan's.
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I made friends with the ABC production crew and often gave them advice about which races should be covered.
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He made friends with adults and kids alike, took some selfies and doled out some good old Uncle Joe wisdom.
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The animal was a frequent visitor to the police department's parking lot, where she quickly made friends with the officers.
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He went to school, learned English, and made friends with an assortment of immigrants and refugees from his ESL class.
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"Look at how handsome the birthday boy is…" Lovato wrote of Valderamma, who made friends with one of the animals.
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I used to give out flyers for The Devil's Nest, and made friends with Jellybean—he's such a humble guy.
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Through these events, he made friends and connections in the Muay Thai community, bolstering both his political and distillation careers.
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Determined to make it work, he helped in the kitchen of the refugee center, made friends and started learning German.
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And I did, and I got introduced into the writing community and made friends for life and learned a lot.
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Apparently, she'd made friends with the owner of a new club in Sayulita, the town she'd escaped to in Mexico.
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On St. John, he made friends and enjoyed the peace and isolation away from the demands of his superstar life.
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"She was very confident and helpful, she was always very sweet," Crockett remembers, saying Taylor made friends wherever she went.
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In the book, Meola writes that he photographed storms and "made friends, lost sleep, and watched the four winds blow."
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Mr. Vinas made friends easily, like a Pakistani who had lived in Texas and loved barbecue and the Grateful Dead.
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Bravely, he purchased a used moped, survived several collisions, made friends, took evocative photographs, and learnt to love the city.
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They have made friends at work; they have ingratiated themselves to those who embody a kind of human value proposition.
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He had made friends around the world as a longtime employee of International Registries, a shipping and financial services company.
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Most important, I made friends for a lifetime, many of whom I am still in touch with after 60 years.
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Though he aspired to be a police detective, he also made friends who were Crips and Trinitarios, his acquaintances said.
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So you've explored the festival, made friends with the locals, and gotten trollied a few times, and now you're knackered.
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To me, having made friends with people, I wanted to raise up this community that Ferrante had so vividly described.
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I'm just very, very grateful that I have had such a wonderful time playing that part and made friends for life.
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I danced with them, played games with them, dined with them, made friends with them, and I even argued with them.
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I made friends, I got a job, I became a published writer, and slipped into that identity, and into that community.
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In the same way, he said, he really made friends only in his late 20s, after an adolescence consumed by work.
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You and Doritos made friends about two years ago and you always feel like Doritos is somehow using you for something.
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Joan Smalls wasn't big back then, I made friends with her, and all the girls were just starting out as well.
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During their travels, the dinos have made friends with more contemporary animals (along with some that still manage to look prehistoric).
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"When we were in Africa for Final Reckoning [season 32], TJ made friends with the entire local community," Devenanzio, 37, recalls.
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Resolutions are made, friends and family gather to welcome another year of new beginnings, and couples share a kiss at midnight.
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She also began going to nightclubs, where she made friends with influencers like Rene Mclean, who ran a D.J. boot camp.
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He likes Japan's safety and cleanliness, has made friends here, and earns about twice as much money as he would in China.
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As such, President Trump made friends again with steel executives, some of whom were invited to the White House for the briefing.
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""I don't speak great Italian and I didn't know anyone and I showed up and I made friends," she said, "Day one.
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I've made friends from doing this; a smile led to small talk about the weather, which then led to more genuine conversations.
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Here I made friends I still keep in touch with and discovered music and books I would never otherwise have come across.
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He went to Russia, and made friends with the Russians — tried to as part of the Nixon peace offensive, and so on.
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But with time, I made friends with the inmates and guards, gained their trust, and I was able to move around freely.
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I made friends with other black women and people of color, and we served as mental and emotional support for one another.
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But Cruz made friends with the wrong crowd, and at 16, she moved out of the studio apartment she shared with her mother.
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Brigetta also made friends with the neighborhood kids, knowing which moms consistently invited the whole gang in for a sandwich at lunch time.
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I made friends with the other pre-med students, most of whom were Caribbean and African immigrants with aspirations as big as mine.
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It is as if North and South Korea made friends, not just with platitudes at a summit but with actions on the ground.
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I actually prefer to go to my neighborhood bar alone now, because I've made friends with some of the bartenders and regulars there.
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Her fondness for swimming grew as she made friends on the team, and those relationships became an increasingly important part of her life.
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But she quickly made friends among the Latinos, and then the Vietnamese and Africans who began joining the church a few years later.
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But all my friends were older at that point because I lived by myself in S.F. and made friends from just going out.
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He made friends as a child at a local mosque, and built friendships during slumber parties and basketball games, and playing video games.
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As Peril, Chen made friends, put on exhibitions, modeled for artists and photographers, performed, and connected with a network of Berlin's creative residents.
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While Rhomberg's peers attended Big 10 football games in Midwestern college towns, Rhomberg made friends with up-and-coming local rappers and musicians.
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Better reporters stuck around for a while, spent the night, shared the combat food rations, the heat and rain, made friends before leaving.
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They quickly made friends within a large community of English-speaking artists and writers who had moved to the city for similar reasons.
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He regales visitors with stories about how Israel has made friends with so many of the countries shown, some nearby, others far away.
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I have made friends by seeing a book cover in a cafe and noticing that it was the same title that I was reading.
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" Ellison said he sought out Sanders when he came to Washington because he sat on the Financial Services Committee and "made friends with him.
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"Ashley made friends faster than anyone I've ever met and could find something in common with you in five seconds flat," the post read.
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I'd had my quibbles with the company's management and editorial policies, but I also learned a ton, grew as a journalist and made friends.
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And there is also the pride that comes from learning a second language, and the comfort of having made friends in our adopted countries.
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By happenstance, I landed on the right server with the right group of people, and made friends that helped get me through high school.
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She said she's "made friends with a lot of people who work at groceries and restaurants," spending time and emotional energy searching for food.
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And by the end of the movie, she's easily made friends with the rest of her makeshift team and takes Cain under her wing.
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Our daughter has made friends with another little girl who is staying at the villa chasing after the resident dogs out on the lawn.
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She had the advantage of a small inheritance, and she had just made friends with Marianne Moore, who would be a guide and sponsor.
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It sounds like the kind of barbecue where people made friends rather than getting mad at Aunt Dolores for bringing the wrong potato salad.
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Among teenagers who play games online with others daily, 74 percent have made friends online and 37 percent have made more than five friends online.
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"I'm so happy you integrated yourself into the community, you made friends all summer and now you will grow and graduate with them," he continued.
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You may recall that Microsoft and Salesforce made friends in 2014 when the two companies announced they were going to have similarly large integration plans.
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She joined the school's collegiate recovery program, which typically serves about 83 to 28 students, where she says she finally made friends outside of partying.
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I have made friends with several lesbian and queer-identified women and tried as hard as I can, without being too creepy, to make more.
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From that point on, Lee — whose mother, Jacquelyn, had taken to calling Spike because he was "a tough baby" — made friends mostly with white kids.
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He has already made friends with the employees at the Ray's Pizza down the block from his apartment, and he stops by every few weeks.
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He's there a lot, he's made friends with a lot of the people who live there, and people have gotten used to seeing him around.
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And if you're old enough to have made friends in the '70s, you're old enough to know that we can't all be invited to everything.
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Blingee was structured as a bare-bones social network for bling, where users posted content to their profiles and perhaps received awards and made friends.
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This observation isn't revolutionary; you've known to be on the lookout for internet scams since the first time you made friends with a Nigerian prince.
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I'd made friends in middle school and high school who liked and accepted me even though I was one of the few Asian kids they knew.
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There will even be a photo booth on the premises, so newly made friends and old companions can get keepsakes from their time at the café.
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She made friends in the local swing scene and became one of its youngest members—one of the only teenagers in a group mostly comprising adults.
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Lisa Kudrow was a guest on Conan on Thursday, and she shared her thoughts on the fan-made Friends: The Movie trailer that went viral recently.
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She started playing shows in New York and made friends with other bands on Bandcamp, getting out of the city to play with them as well.
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Instead of being purified by suffering — sometimes the consequence of a travel ordeal — I had made friends on the road and that had lifted my spirits.
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I have heard stories of landowners who like the open border because they've made friends with people who live on the Mexican side and they're neighbors.
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He quickly made friends – all Chileans – and has ditched baseball, a major sport in Venezuela, in favor of pick-up soccer at a field near his home.
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She made friends with many young women who felt they did not fit into their families, until the DNA tests proved there was no match with her.
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She talks about being raised on sets (her dad is none other than Ron Howard), and how she made friends with other kids of actors and crew.
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The only other group who was there like we were were the homeless people, and that's why we clicked with a lot of them and made friends.
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Knowing that one antislavery character has fashioned an airship and made friends with the hero hints that maybe he'll swoop down and transport the slave to freedom.
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Trump won Montana by 20 points in 2016, and Tester hasn't exactly made friends with the president lately, so Republicans are working hard to kick him out.
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He quickly made friends – all Chileans – and has ditched baseball, a major sport in Venezuela, in favor of pick-up soccer at a field near his home.
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My new roommate liked wasabi peas and cereal, two things I never considered buying, and made friends as easily as I'd lost them in my early teen years.
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I made friends with someone I thought was super left-wing and from the same kind of background as me: poor town, lower middle-class parents, public education.
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So then to get on the carpet yesterday and feel like I had actually made friends with the other actresses and people I admire, it was really cool.
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I've made friends with line producers that cut those checks, production managers so I can be like, 'So, on average, how much does a girl get paid for?
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When asked about the VKontakte page, Whelan's brother said he couldn't confirm the account, but accepts that he likely had one, because he made friends in the country.
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Brown tells me, over the course of his eight years doing his act, he's made friends with CEOs and industry leaders who've offered stepping stones into second careers.
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But while some of us avoid the fact we're hurtling towards our demise, one segment of the population seems to have made friends with the Grim Reaper: Goths.
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I'd made friends with a lot of the acts that performed in the park (they came on regular days), and I ended up using them in my show.
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He made friends with the journalist and lecturer Jeff Jarvis, who is now a professor and the director of the Tow-Knight Center for Entrepreneurial Journalism at CUNY.
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Megan had no expectations going into sugaring, but she made friends she still keeps in touch withMegan had mixed experiences setting up dates with potential sugar daddies online.
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LaTurbo's Overwatch avatar LaTurbo's Overwatch avatar ALG: As you've gone across different games and platforms like Red Dead Redemption 2 are there specific people you've made friends with?
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I made my way to a nice bar, alone, made friends with a bartender, spilled a massive drink, paid up, and walked out with my tail between my legs.
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They are places that contain memories of first kisses or heart break; they are where people, often persecuted or misunderstood by others, made friends and felt accepted at last.
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Queen Elizabeth opened an elephant center during a visit to Whipsnade Zoo in Bedfordshire on Tuesday, and she made friends with a few of the animals — including her namesake.
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I have made friends with both inmates and staff, I've tried to better myself, participated in anything offered to me and I am a better person for this experience.
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As I leave the event and my newly made friends, I wonder how fast the world would change if these kinds of grassroots food programs starting springing up everywhere.
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They went on adventures, made friends, stopped evil, wore glitter at every opportunity, and had chaste romances with cute boys named Rio and harmless rogues like the Sea Hawk.
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All through high school and college, I was always the fun, chill gal on the block, felt at ease talking to pretty much everyone and made friends fairly quickly.
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When asked about the VKontakte page, Whelan's brother said he couldn't confirm the account, but accepts that his brother likely had one, because he made friends in the country.
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"Seriously, @SebGorka is to American conservatism what the nerdy high school kid who bizarrely made friends with the high school jock (Sean) is to the cool crowd," he wrote.
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Where in school you made friends by convenience, you now get to choose them by who you want to be, what you're interested in and what you like doing.
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Similarly, Mr. Trump's talk of retrenchment overseas has made friends and foes nervous about America's willingness to continue to use its vast sea power to maintain open shipping lanes.
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Moore told them he had made friends with the hotel bartender the night before, Freeman said, and the bartender sent them to a friend in El Limón for sightseeing.
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"When I was 10, 11, 12 years old, I used to go down to the studios and made friends with all the porters," he said in the oral history.
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I've also made friends with young men who, once they realize that I'm older and a woman and have a perspective that they might not, casually ask me for advice.
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The first time, I made friends with two or three of the women, and we really hit it off and were sort of a little clique there for the week.
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And in an unusual moment for Capitol Hill, Bono made friends with three protesters from the activist group Code Pink, clad in pink and dressed as makeshift Statues of Liberty.
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For example, I made friends with a girl who dispenses gasoline at the station on the corner, and thanks to that, she sells me gasoline and diesel in plastic containers.
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I also ordered a little basket of potatoes stuffed with cheese hotter than the lava of Mount Etna, and made friends with a Peruvian kid who's particularly loquacious with alcohol.
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A few years into his sentence, though, while stationed in a maximum-security prison in Ulster County, he made friends with a longtime inmate who was teaching AIDS awareness classes.
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I joined that group around 212, made friends I still have and got to meet Mr. Pérez, one of the nicest creators in comics, when I was still a teenager.
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I had made friends with the most popular girl in my form, and she had started dating this guy who was 17, which was a drama in and of itself.
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But I will say I made friends with some of the contestants I met in the benching area, where the dogs were hanging out when they were not in the ring.
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FROM COINAGE: Top 5 Most Expensive Movie Collectibles In another scene, Cruise played a 2,000-year-old hot-dog-loving mummy who made friends with a boy at a local park.
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Here was this incredibly buff, shirtless guy paying me special attention, even flipping me over and spanking me, while two women I'd made friends with took videos and pictures of me.
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FootballJoe Robbie Stadium, now Sun Life Stadium, still has our hearts—even if the Dolphins are being run by a piece of lint Stephen Ross made friends with in the 1990s.
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FootballJoe Robbie Stadium, now Sun Life Stadium, still has our hearts—even if the Dolphins are being run by a piece of lint Stephen Ross made friends with in the 1.503s.
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I'd only been there a few months but I'd made friends with a lad who seemed a decent sort—as decent as you can seem as a nine-year-old, anyway.
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At first, I felt like I didn't belong, being one of the few Chinese kids in my school, but I quickly made friends, even if they had different backgrounds from me.
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Trump won Montana by 21 points in 272, and Tester hasn't exactly made friends with the president lately, so expect Trump to do everything he can to oust the Montana senator.
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When Bono refused an invitation to write a song and record it with the tenor, Mr. Pavarotti made friends with Bono's Italian housekeeper, who then pestered her boss until he succumbed.
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But even as he impressed with the fluency of his Quranic recitation and easily made friends, Mr. Zaharan confronted his teachers and accused them of failing to adhere to true Islam.
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As for early sales of the phone, LG's Woo said that demand is higher than expected, both for the phones and for the LG-made "friends"; he declined to give specifics.
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While in graduate school, Mr. Bakken made friends at Northwestern Hospital in Minneapolis, now called Abbott Northwestern Hospital, where his wife at the time, Constance L. Bakken, was a medical technologist.
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Mr. Talabani quickly made friends with the American protectors, but the anger he had for Mr. Bush for failing to help stop Mr. Hussein's troops during the uprising did not abate.
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Bloomberg made friends in Virginia long before his campaign, spending millions to elect Democrats to state offices and congressional seats, culminating with Democrats taking control of the state legislature last November.
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The owner of the hotel has reportedly promised to bring Sestak to his temple; he's made friends with the construction workers who are repairing the building (they hand out flyers for him).
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He made friends with a porter in the neighborhood, who would alert him on garbage collection days if anything good was in the trash: a table, some chairs, a fan, a headboard.
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My school was also the place where I created a great photography portfolio, landed four internships, fell in and out of love and made friends who taught me more about who I am.
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Her friend Debbie Warren outed Lee as a Teletubbies fan and said Lee's jokes were often unfunny — although her attempts at humor still made friends smile, because Lee was so enthusiastic about it.
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In basic training, a white boy from rural Alabama shared that he had never seen a black person before, and now he not only knew black people, but had made friends with them.
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In her new home in Thailand, she made friends with local street dogs and learned the pleasures of riding on the back of a motorcycle taxi, the wind ruffling her beard and eyebrows.
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She recruited Maseera Subhani and Jenn Made, friends from Rutgers who shared her love of cycling and for Newark itself; the idea of using bicycles to spread empowerment resonated with each of them.
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I've long been into blogging and made friends with similar interests on forums, Tumblr, music blogs, and the various other places where random people with similar interests (who aren't gamers) might meet online.
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It turned out that the girls had changed buses in the last minute; they had just made friends with some of the original passengers and had decided to join them on the journey.
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It is the case that when it comes to Friends and The Office, those shows are returning to the corporate entities that created these shows (WarnerMedia's Warner Bros studio made Friends for NBC).
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In the past 18 months Turkey has shot down a Russian plane, a Russian ambassador has been murdered in Ankara, Russia has slapped sanctions on Turkey and the two countries have made friends again.
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I've made friends with people I might not have met otherwise, because we have something in common – you become part of a group you weren't part of before, and that can be really refreshing.
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On Friday, an angry and rattled President Trump, who himself has upended international alliances and made friends with dictators, headed to France for a weekend of ceremonies and parades marking the Great War's end.
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So much so, I now work for NASA, made friends with Neil, Buzz [Aldrin] and Mike [Collins] and have managed the anniversary commemorations for the agency since the 35th anniversary of the lunar landing.
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But she has made friends, she said, and the experience of being surrounded by women who can completely relate to what she is going through seems like something that could work far beyond Alaska.
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Local officials were already keeping tabs on him because he made friends with white supremacist groups and got tattoos associated with racist groups while in prison on a felony burglary charge, according to the FBI.
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Mr Ellison wrote all the time, pounding out the pages first on a Remington Rand and then from the early 1950s on Olympias, which he treated like jackhammers (he never made friends with the laptop).
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And I made friends in gay bars and in activist circles: friends who—through sharing their stories of overcoming experiences of shame far tougher than mine—taught me to respect myself the way they did.
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He came in, made friends with all the servers on staff, and then ordered a bottle of wine and two glasses—supposedly because he was waiting for a friend—and also ordered food for two.
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Over the following nine years, I've rejoined Twitter, leveraged connections for survival as freelance writer, made friends, inspired enemies, and written a shabby series of think-pieces about the heartburn it so regularly gives me.
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Many of us who played sports made friends, learned how to work as a team, and figured out how to get back up when we fell — all things that come in handy later in life.
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It is not surprising that people suffer when they are forcibly ejected from the country they consider home — the place where they have attended school, made friends, acquired property, established careers and put down roots.
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I quickly made friends in the building: there was Olaf, a Dutch journalist, and his wife, Anya, who worked at the design school; and Dasha, the owner of a popular pétanque café in Gorky Park.
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People explain that Hamzah Aljahmi "died in action"; that he represented the Yemeni embrace of boxing; that he made friends with Arabs and non-Arabs, black, white, male, female; that he embodied an infectious liveliness.
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The beers were indeed incredible; we drank an array of strengths and colors (it comes in Blonde, 8 and 12 — my favorite) and made friends with a retired couple in spandex who had biked there.
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Nobody knew who I was and I did not volunteer who I was or anything about my background, I made friends, hung out with people and played my guitar on my balcony in my dorm.
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This is hardly the first time these spies have had to create false intimacy: They've made friends and betrayed them, had sex with contacts — Philip even married an F.B.I. secretary (Alison Wright) under another identity.
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Then, I made friends with the previous owners here at Catland, and when I left the pastry industry, they just let me sit here and knit for eight hours a day and read books and learn.
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"We are so grateful to know that our son made friends such as Mike in the Marine Corps," says Kathy Godwin, whose son, Todd Godwin, Mike's best friend, lost his life in Iraq at age 21.
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So, Mr. President, as we prepare for the holiday season, some things remain clear: You have made friends with our Asian partners, but now it's time to trade with them; they are already trading with others.
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Some said they felt the workers treated them humanely and that they made friends at the camp, and preferred it to the infamous "hieleras," or "ice boxes," that Border Patrol uses to hold newly apprehended migrants.
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In our last phone call, Samie said he was comfortable in the boardinghouse, had his own room, had made friends with other refugees there, and was hoping to resume schooling or some kind of vocational training.
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The old regime's nostalgics remember when the leader of Communist Yugoslavia, Marshal Tito, successfully balanced between the East and the West for decades — and made friends in Africa and Asia in the so-called Non-Aligned movement.
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Famouri, now 28, told BuzzFeed News that when she joined the company in November 2014 as a seasonal sales associate in the flagship Santa Monica location, she liked the company's healthy living ethos and quickly made friends.
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Instead, the vivacious and affectionate teen, who wanted to become a veterinarian and "made friends no matter where she went," has been laid to rest and the four suspects in her captivity and death are behind bars.
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But the bottom line was I had a wonderful time, made friends for life and developed a sense of confidence I never would have felt if I'd been surrounded by supercool high achievers and a sympathetic administration.
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Our heroes at Alexandria have made friends within each of the other communities season seven has introduced us to, but so far, the series has made it clear that it can't have them make friends too quickly.
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The things that made Friends Friends weren't the dollars and cents, but the dysfunctional, mildly offensive (Ugly Naked Guy was messed up, even in the '20043s), neurotic, self-involved, and yet entirely lovable humans at its center.
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The women told BuzzFeed News their kids had made friends since they'd moved into the Christ Ministry Center and they had managed to find a community of other people from their countries in the same situation as them.
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Botelho, speaking in Portuguese in comments translated into Chinese, said Sao Tome had made up for the mistakes of the past and made friends with China, which cut ties with Sao Tome in 1997 after it recognized Taiwan.
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He had made friends among other ALS patients online, but when he visited them, many had 24-hour home care or were confined to beds in nursing homes, soiling their own sheets, with extremely limited person-to-person contact.
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So despite only being in a few episodes of Narcos: Mexico season 2, Bacon made friends with the real Mimi, who now runs a hotel in Terulinga, Texas, where she still takes tourists over the border into Ojinaga, Mexico.
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More than ever before, your choice of set-top box is less about the box itself and more about the other kit you use, and the ecosystem you've already invested in, and the digital assistants you've already made friends with.
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Further into Transylvania, in the city of Cluj Napoca, some newly made friends working at a print shop specializing in fake IDs and custom-made college diplomas insisted it was the first ingredient for a traditional Romanian all-night party.
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Like: turns out Barb got abducted by a monster, but somehow along the way made friends with Snoop Dogg, and Snoop Dogg turns up and is like, "What's happening in the upsizzle-dizzle?" and puffs a heavy one with Barb.
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GULU, Uganda (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Francis Okello wanted to kill himself after he was blinded at the age of 12 by an unexploded bomb while digging in his family garden in northern Uganda - until he made friends with a dog.
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She became the most beautiful athlete" Noting that his daughter easily made friends, and joking that she maybe went to too many parties, the Mirror reported Tony said, "She was everything I have lived for, for the last 18 years.
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He made friends with Marine Le Pen's National Front in France and the anti-Islam Freedom Party in the Netherlands, promising to take Italy out of the euro if he took power and denouncing the European Union as a bureaucratic dictatorship.
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The last status update on the page reads "next stop, Moscow..." When asked about the VKontakte page, Whelan's brother said he couldn't confirm the account, but accepts that his brother likely had one, because he made friends in the country.
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Big-game hunters, they developed relationships with a handful of high-end dealers in New York and London, and they made friends with certain artists represented by those galleries, including Mr. Kelly and Mr. Johns, both represented by Matthew Marks.
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I went there because I knew about the club scene, and when I landed, I just said to my cab driver, "Take me to a cheapest motel," and from then on, I learned the city, made friends, and embedded myself.
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Whether that's building relationships in countries so I bring less stuff or if I've made friends in those regions, we can have shared mutual arrangements where I've got access to things for you and you've got access to things I need.
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"People that have never made friends before are now making friends and parents not only have less meltdowns to help their children through but they're now bonding with their children in ways they've only ever dreamed of before," Duncan said in the video.
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I made friends, but my friends were always changing; our family moved almost yearly, moved up and down the southern Atlantic seaboard, or sometimes just across town—Sarasota, Gainesville, Charlottesville, Tallahassee, back to Charlottesville, and then south again, down Interstate 95 to Miami.
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The family quickly made friends with some of the thousands of other Bosnian refugees who'd resettled there around the same time, joined by expatriates from Russia and other former Soviet Union countries, Vietnam, Sudan, Somalia, Congo, China, Iraq, Myanmar and other nations.
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Since he moved to this river town three years ago, he has gained access to a small studio, where he teaches, and has made friends with people with the power to open up buildings for his use — with and without air-conditioning.
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And as I made friends and settled in to college life and figured out that I did, in fact, like sleeping in and wandering through engineering exhibits and dying my hair the spectrum of colors, I loosened up and let the crosswords go again.
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When I made friends with a girl whose father had also left — but still had a big, sprawling family at home — she let me sleep over there, even on school nights, even when the house she'd built with my dad felt echoing and empty.
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In honor of those significant set pieces that made Friends what it was and still is — a series that makes us laugh, occasionally cry, and binge-watch for hours — we spoke to the show's production designer John Shaffner to uncover the story behind each item.
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I have a friend who's coming to LA to visit me in a few days and I want to get her a small gift from the convention, so I go back to the booth of the artist I made friends with and get a postcard ($2).
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I rode a deer, I made friends with it by yelling at it, I went inside a tree, I swam through still waters, I ran through a maze of pink pine trees just because the gap between them looked just big enough for me, and it was.
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After the two boarded a recent Spirit Airlines flight in Atlantic City, New Jersey, rather than simply sitting back in his seat, Meadows looked out of the plane window, made friends with a tarmac worker, and played a few games of rock-paper-scissors with him.
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My kids and I made friends on our block by playing a game from Camp Yale in which we asked neighbors to contribute one ingredient to what turned out to be an apple-pear-blueberry-strawberry cobbler; when it was baked, we brought each of them a piece.
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This year sees badass Italian sculptor Monica Bonvicini (best known for installing a toilet with one-way glass outside Tate Britain in 2004) create a graphic poster portraying unravelling red embroidery that depicts a pair of pliers—what better way to remember all those books you made friends with?
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O'Brien took a trip to Hawaii with his family and ended up spending the week with Shandling, who was staying in the same hotel, offering comfort, inspiration and a surprisingly romantic date: Meanwhile, Seth Meyers confessed that he made friends with Jason Sudeikis partially because Sudeikis had VHS recordings of The Larry Sanders Show.
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The whole theory behind Verona is that if you make friends with someone who is in an out-group, and then you tell your friends you've made friends with someone from the other side, and they're really not that bad—studies have shown that reduces prejudice not just in you but also in your friends.
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When J.K. Rowling's first Harry Potter book came out in 1997, the main character was a 10-year-old, and his adventures were appropriate to kids that age: he went off to magical wizarding school, made friends, survived bullying, played sports, broke some rules and learned some secrets, and eventually found out that his mom's love protected him from the scariest things in his world.
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