Schumer didn't exactly make friends with his marathon of amendment, but hey, he didn't come here to make friends.
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I tried Bumble BFF and Facebook groups to make friends, but I don't drink which has really hindered my ability to make friends.
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We can choose to make friends of them, but they're not asking to make friends of us—and then doing a poor job of it.
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Points may be earned for both good and bad behavior, complementing the two different methods of playing The Bachelor: being here to make friends, and not being here to make friends.
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It's how you make friends with the popular guys. . . .
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Bonnie is starting kindergarten, and she's slow to make friends.
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"To make friends with everyone, not just America," she says.
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There's nothing like cash to help you make friends inside.
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I'm going to meet people, make friends, have fun backstage'.
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In other words, you're probably not there to make friends.
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The online retail giant didn't come here to make friends.
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But Buchanan's enemies were not in politics to make friends.
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It's a great way to make friends in the wasteland.
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The second rule of line waiting is to make friends.
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We know people on Scruff use it to make friends.
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Free to make friends and catch up with old ones.
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Being young and awkward, not being able to make friends.
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They're here to make money, not here to make friends.
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Hina was shy at school and didn't make friends easily.
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"He's trying to adapt and make friends," she told CNN.
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Use miscellaneous Slack channels to make friends around your office.
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And, to her credit, she's not there to make friends.
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Then comes the lightbulb idea: You can make friends online!
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If I'm going to survive, I'll have to make friends.
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The handkerchief helps you to make friends with some wolves.
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"It's hard to make friends as an adult," she said.
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Or just make friends with someone like Chance the Rapper.
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I purposely didn't make friends in my new high school.
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"You make friends in a situation like this," she said.
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" But he added: "It's never too early to make friends.
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Now, the flip side of that whole "make friends" suggestion?
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Neither of them, it seems, came there to make friends.
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They would simply seek to make friends with our adversaries.
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She loves to throw parties and mingle and make friends.
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First, they plagued the Egyptians—not usually how you make friends.
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And it's easy to make friends with both locals and expats.
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How else does one make friends for group outings to Target?
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How would I make friends without an automatic buddy built in?
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"Make friends with rejection and prepare yourself for it," Stewart says.
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Uber didn't necessarily get into self-driving cars to make friends.
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At my first SXSW, I tried so hard to make friends.
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But "I'm not here to make friends" is a losing strategy.
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Putin's made a strategic choice: He's not going to make friends.
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It is obvious that Paulie is not here to make friends.
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Trying to make friends at uni was the ultimate Sisyphean task.
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Participants do, in fact, come to "Terrace House" to make friends.
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If you want them to feel happier, help them make friends.
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Social media allows for people to make friends before leaving home.
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There is plenty of time to make friends in the workplace.
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You could go to different neighborhoods, make friends in different neighborhoods.
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The process was therapeutic in a way and helped me make friends.
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I tried to make friends, sometimes found other houses to be in.
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On the theme of porn, it's hard to make friends in London.
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It was all very friendly but I wasn't there to make friends.
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"Honestly, I'm probably the easiest person to make friends with," he says.
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Be there to make friends, but also in it to win it.
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Bumble wants to help you make friends and career connections, for example.
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I get to make friends with people from all over the world.
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I still managed to make friends and get involved with campus groups.
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I couldn't prove my worth, stand up for myself, or make friends.
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We forget how to make friends, but there are apps for that.
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"Not being able to make friends was a big deal," said Taghreed.
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"I have to make friends or I'll get insecure," he tells Searcey.
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This is not to say that it was hard to make friends.
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The best way to make friends is to be curious about people.
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It's such a social experience that you can't help but make friends.
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I was young, trying to make friends, and didn't challenge the comment.
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When you move to a new city, it's tough to make friends.
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Meanwhile, he would sit there and make friends with everybody around him.
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Me: Would you say he's an easy person to make friends with?
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Neither of us were looking to date anyone, just to make friends.
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After spending eight years isolated from others, she struggled to make friends.
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And for Loo to go to a regular school and make friends.
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Plus, where else in Chicago can you make friends with two robots?
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"We just need to learn to make friends with our inner critic."
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He pitches himself as a perfect person to make friends on opposite tribes.
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Just interact with the people that are in your room, and make friends.
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Our enemies are afraid of us, let&aposs make friends with them again.
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Like any university student, Saoudi was eager to make friends and go out.
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He had trust issues and did not make friends easily in high school.
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I make friends with small catfish while J. explains more about the cenotes.
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"Meet your broker in person and make friends with them," Mr. Wagner said.
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"As a kid, basketball helped me make friends and stay active," he says.
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I value freedom more now, and I can make friends wherever I go.
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"In finance that's a way to make friends," Schwarzman told Bloomberg in 2011.
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We make friends with the bartender, who must have given us a deal.
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Even monkeys want friends, and to make friends they have to be nice.
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It's easier for us to make friends, talk to people, and be ourselves.
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One way to make friends as a grown-up is to trade confidences.
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A social concern I have is if I'll be able to make friends.
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Like a good reality star, Jimmy Kimmel is not here to make friends.
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"She's carrying on and she ain't gonna make friends that way," said Rep.
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And that's another recommendation I would make to President Trump: Make friends everyplace.
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"When you're middle-aged, you make friends in your job," Ms. Pollekoff said.
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Sports, he said, made him feel more confident and helped him make friends.
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Because when we try to make friends like that, it goes all wrong.
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Make friends, particularly those who are in the same field as you. 3.
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"That's the kiss of death if you want to make friends," she says.
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And she's not here to make friends — she's here to find a man.
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Not to be cliché, but she's there for Peter... not to make friends.
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Further Reading These fictional accounts of reality TV aren't here to make friends.
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So if you get unlucky, you'll have to make friends with your neighbor.
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Attempt to make friends with it, and perhaps it will not destroy us.
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The NICU, as it is called, is not a place to make friends.
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My mother didn't work, and so she came and started to make friends.
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It shouldn't be an interrogation, but you're also not there to make friends — yet.
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This mod asks: What if you could make friends with that kind of power?
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Jon's just opening himself up, in the least-threatening way possible, to make friends.
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He's sweet and always tries to chat, but I'm not trying to make friends.
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Mel said she found community online when she struggled to make friends in school.
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Eight years in the White House doesn't exactly make it easy to make friends.
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You make friends, you find family, you are just part of a different gang.
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You won't only make friends — you'll also meet mentors who are pursuing similar dreams.
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It is easier, I found, to make friends when you're just making shit up.
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While in Alberta's capital, Tassone continued to LARP and make friends online and off.
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What I would have done if I were Molly: Make friends with a witch.
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The aim is to increase their self-esteem and get them to make friends.
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After getting situated, though, you can start branching out and trying to make friends.
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Self-disclosure is one of the best ways to make friends as an adult.
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Then it can make "Friends" a part of its lineup, too, if it wants.
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His parents had just divorced, and Kaleb was shy and didn't easily make friends.
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I guess it's time to make friends with my local video store clerk again.
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Everyone comes together and talks about the things we all love and make friends.
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You gotta go out there and make friends with all the agents and legats.
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Yeah, I'm someone who can be quite awkward; I don't make friends super easily.
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And, surprisingly, a lot of people make friends when they're naked in the baths!
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I didn't want to screw it up; I wanted to make friends and learn.
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He finds it hard to engage with the other children and make friends here.
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Recently arrived in a small Midlands town, the two are desperate to make friends.
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"I don't want to make friends like this," Chow told me during one visit.
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Even so, do you really make friends on a field trip for grown-ups?
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My sister was equally weird, sporting a bowl cut and struggling to make friends.
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You're more likely to make friends with a robot than have one murder you.
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The first of these, "Henry," is about a porcupine who wants to make friends.
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Strangers and acquaintances are more open, and it's easier to make friends and connections.
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Plus, having roommates is a great way to build a community and make friends.
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But it helps to make friends in these states even if they don't win.
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So I would go to this place every day but I couldn't make friends.
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But on the rare occasion that they did make friends, they made it count.
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Go back to basics and make friends with sea lions in Cabo Polonio, Uruguay.
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Want to get paid to go on dates, make friends, and network around the world?
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"Our goal is not to make friends, our goal is to be right," Greenfield said.
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I didn't expect to make friends I hope to keep for a long, long time.
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But then there's that old reality TV adage: These women aren't here to make friends.
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You don't make friends in Call of Duty, or fall in love in Resident Evil.
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And it wasn't just those of us flying solo who were looking to make friends.
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I guess what I'm saying is take initiative and make friends on your own terms.
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Either way you're going to make friends with moths and other creatures of the night.
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A few of the best supercuts, like "I'm Not Here to Make Friends," were both.
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I felt embarrassed, and it was hard for me to make friends because of that.
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And if people don't like you at your high school, you can make friends online.
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Vintcent is clearly not trying to make friends within the real world of Formula One.
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"I'm going to make friends with this horse, and she won't forget me," Grant said.
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For many reasons, [like how] they never want to make friends with Germany and Russia.
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Tsang said he uses apps to make friends, date and find sex all the same.
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You have to make friends with the world in order to really collaborate with them.
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You'll make your own friends, and if not, make friends at other companies and industries.
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Eager to take kindergarten by storm, I reminded myself that I had to make friends.
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"Expat communities tend to be very accepting, and people make friends easily," he told VICE.
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My mother, quick to make friends, became her family's breadwinner, waitressing in bars and restaurants.
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Or would it love the changes and additions necessary to make "Friends" work in 2019?
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If you want them to be less likely to be bullied, help them make friends.
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His friend Orod Kaveh told CNN on Friday that Aghabali could make friends with anyone.
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Reality television stars boast that they're "not here to make friends," because only winning matters.
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Harry hated his stepfather ("Fuck that dude," he says) and struggled to make friends at school.
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I make friends with Dr. D, a hyperbaric chamber specialist who's joining the advanced divers group.
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The young David Novak had good reason to heed his mother's advice to make friends fast.
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It's surprising, then, to see Elon Musk working so hard to make friends with Donald Trump.
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It's not the way to make friends in what has traditionally been a presidential swing state.
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And I don't entirely enjoy meeting new people; I'm not on the app to make friends.
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We grab two more beers each (we're taking turns paying) and make friends in our section.
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"I'm going to China to make friends with them and also with Russia," Duterte said recently.
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So of course, you wanted to familiarize yourself with the area and make friends up here.
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Just because you're not in an office, doesn't mean you can't make friends with your colleagues.
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I joined a Facebook group so I can get hints and make friends within the game.
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And do you know what happens when she finally meets people, and tries to make friends?
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Who among us would make friends with the same person who would make him a fool?
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A good way to understand expectations in different communities is to make friends with local influencers.
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Enza told me that Denino was very shy, though he was also desperate to make friends.
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College is where you go to make friends and impress people — easier said than done, right?
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I want to go into a country, make friends with the locals, and find mama's food.
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Whatever the reason in the universe we live in now, lay off trying to make friends.
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"But my one mighty travel talent is that I can make friends with anybody," she writes.
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And it's obviously a lot easier to make friends if you speak Dutch, which I don't.
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Friend Requests Two sensitive books about outsiders learning to make friends show kids the way in.
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Even so, as enhancing as the day trip might be, people may not actually make friends.
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I realized how fortunate I was to make friends and become teammates with some great men.
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" Laolao told me, "If they ever caught him I should like to make friends with him.
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According to InterNations, it's easy for expats to get settled and make friends in this city.
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They need to be given a positive environment to feel good about themselves and make friends.
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This is not -- you don&apost make friends and buddy-buddy up to a hostile, malign power.
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They may even help you make friends with the coldest season of the year (hey, it's possible!).
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"It's a nice way to chill and make friends," Adamic told me of the eight-seater sauna.
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Some people make friends not by attacking new people into submission but by having dinner with them.
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Since Trump's surprise victory, we've already seen several firms seeking to make friends with the incoming administration.
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To make friends and family extra jealous, the last stop is Hawaii with a flight for $289.
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"I think it's because you're forced into this situation where you have to make friends," Finn said.
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How do you make friends if you never have a random reason to engage in small talk?
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I didn't know how to speak English and so it was hard for me to make friends.
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The easiest way to make friends with a stranger is to find something else to complain about.
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A social transition to the other gender helps children learn, make friends, and participate in family activities.
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Sure, it's hard to make friends as an adult, but a B&E probably isn't the move.
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But since you're not Tom Brady, you'll probably have to try harder to make friends at work.
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Rellin is optimistic about the potential of anonymous messaging to open dialogues and help people make friends.
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Called "Rock, Paper, Scissors," it has the three historical enemies learning to make friends with each other.
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And you know, you can even — if you want to make friends, you could like … KS: Share.
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Instead of hating those who preach hate, I would at least try to make friends with them.
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Feeling abandoned by her family, she is determined to make friends, but afraid to be truly vulnerable.
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Expats also say it's easy to make friends and settle down without speaking the local language, Arabic.
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But we do not make friends, because language is strict and we do not understand difficult things.
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In the words of every contestant on America's Next Top Model, I'm not here to make friends.
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Feeling out of place, she told Creative Loafing, she tried to join a sorority to make friends.
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When Shelby gets to college, she wants to do what she couldn't in high school: make friends.
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"Once you leave college, it's not easy to make friends anymore," says chief brand officer Alex Williamson.
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Basically, The Circle Brazil came here to win (and have a good time), not to make friends.
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" To make friends with the play, she writes, "I started thinking about it as a refugee story.
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Andy Dufresne must collect items, make friends and achieve goals on his quest to escape Shawshank prison.
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Tip "Make friends with winter," says Norbert E. Yankielun, an engineer who has written about igloo construction.
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We have to make ourselves stronger and make friends with the world to face this problem together.
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As a result of their desire to fit in and make friends, men do incredibly dumb things.
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When Medina first joined Grindr upon moving to New York, he was just looking to make friends.
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A common refrain about getting older is that, as you grow up, it becomes harder to make friends.
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Buddy is great at hoops, but he always puts family first and he's definitely here to make friends.
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You could make friends, pay off your mortgage, become an avid bug collector, or none of the above.
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Instead, he invented a marketing campaign that allowed him to make friends with farmers all over the country.
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Büyükkökten, who started Google's first social network, Orkut, says his new social app will help you make friends.
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And we would both make friends with people in food like Jon [Shook] and Vinny [Dotolo, of Animal].
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Halloween might be over, but there's still 364 days to make friends in The Oaks before next year.
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You weren't on it to make friends; you were on it because you wanted to get fucking laid!
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They grow and change as we grow and change, we make friends there, and we have memorable experiences.
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And is it going to be harder for her to make friends and sustain relationships beyond the screen?
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Between surgery and much needed rest, the eight-week-old kitten has still found time to make friends.
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Lee "didn't come here to make friends," so check off a square on your reality show bingo card.
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"I feel like I've reached the age when I have to make friends with death," she wrote back.
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My way of fitting in and trying to make friends is me trying to be on everyone's level.
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Bellum and Linvega often make friends at new ports, exchanging tales and tips on how to best sail.
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But you won't make friends by accident at university or college—you have to be proactive about it.
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Lest you assume Chad is here to make friends, let him assure you: he's here for the charcuterie.
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That's why we make friends in school — because we are forced into regular contact with the same people.
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Books News Growing up in Minnesota, Helen Hoang suffered from crippling social anxiety and struggled to make friends.
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How to Make Friends If you're in college, at work or somewhere in between, we're here to help.
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But Ocasio-Cortez has made clear from the get-go she's not on Capitol Hill to make friends.
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Reality TV made stars of people who, in the credo of that genre, weren't there to make friends.
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"We tend to make friends with locals, and we often stay in touch for years afterward," he said.
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K. and L. bro out about big law life, and I try to make friends with his girlfriend.
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"I come to meet the president and his family, just to make friends," Ms. Zhang said on Monday.
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His father had chided him, to no effect, to enjoy his youth more—make friends, go to parties.
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As advertised in Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp, players build their own campsites and make friends along the way.
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"You're supposed to make friends with future secretaries of state, not weirdo musicians," a friend, Adam Mortimer, said.
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Many young people make friends by playing a sport, or participating in a after school activity, and those are both great ways to make friends if that works for you, but many children are just not interested in those activities, and their participation would not be a positive experience for them.
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" —Allison "For everyone who says they're struggling to make friends as adults, go to the library and attend programs.
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She says she finds it hard to make friends with other mums because people can't see past her hijab.
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While living in an apartment building can have its money-saving perks, it's apparently no place to make friends.
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There, as nearly the youngest prisoner amid a population of long-serving convicts, he learned to make friends fast.
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Mr Erdogan decided to make friends with Mr Putin partly because having him as an enemy was so painful.
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He's introduced as a scrawny outcast, desperate to make friends and fit in the overheated, tight-knit beach town.
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I lost the ability to make friends and communicate with people because of the weight of my mental dysphoria.
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At work, those people are your colleagues — they can become friends later, but you're not there to make friends.
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Kate tells her that it's really hard for her to make friends, and that Beth has always intimidated her.
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Researchers tested the animals with different social scenarios and in each, the bonobos preferred to make friends with bullies.
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They are not looking to make friends or go on a date — these are acts of revenge against women.
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When you travel around the world, you exchange culture, you want to make friends, you want to exchange things.
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She told the jury she was genuine and impressed upon them her efforts to make friends in the house.
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But his comfort and ability to make friends led to what would become the biggest conflict with his father.
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She seems desperate to make friends but she also has a traumatic experience from her past holding her back.
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But regardless, the feature is a fun, different way to make friends in a new city or in general.
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It has become harder to make friends after each move and each passing year, and my expectations have shifted.
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MyScoot: MyScoot wants to help urban millennials make friends in India with their platform for home-hosted social events.
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"An open mic catches Mr Trump dismissing Chris Christie How to make friends"[The party] ain't promising him shit!
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You can make friends and make up, but I would not see him as a candidate for the Cabinet.
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Ms. Skonberg was impressed that he would come to her gigs and late-night jams, and immediately make friends.
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Read more: The top 30 countries in the world to work, make friends, and raise a family in 2019
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To pull this off, they apparently make friends with the waitress and talk her into letting them film there.
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You're right, but I'm simply not interested in your assertion that those things make Friends a bad '90s sitcom.
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"There are people who have tried to make friends, but stumbled so badly that they've given up," she said.
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Instead he leans into it and desperately tries to make friends with every new person that crosses his threshold.
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When you're a child, you can learn how to manage conflict, make friends and navigate groups by doing it.
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Decide for yourself that you're going to make friends and then put yourself in situations where that can happen.
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I joined the Girl Scouts to make friends, and through the process I learned how to be a leader.
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Spain was ranked one of the best countries for expats' personal happiness, and to make friends and raise families.
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In 2003, I purchased a one-way ticket to New Zealand, sure that I could make friends through skateboarding.
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Instead, she has helped her family, new to North Carolina, make friends in their neighborhood by being a conversation starter.
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Manafort reportedly worked with him during the election to make friends with a Russian oligarch who has ties to Putin.
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Here's the thief the Blackpool Police are still looking for: People couldn't help but make Friends jokes about his response.
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ML: However old you are, it's always a good idea to make friends and stay in touch with your friends.
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In both cases, the bonobos preferred to "accept" apple slices from — and therefore make friends with — the more aggressive character.
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And even if I do apologize and do try to make friends, I don't really trust that [it will stick].
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In that sense, as I've noted before, he was playing a classic "not here to make friends" reality show villain.
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Tour groups and activities like cooking classes are great ways to make friends while maintaining the independence of traveling alone.
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When I asked her what she would advise someone use to make friends in a new city, Greenberg suggested MeetUp.com.
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Child's Play follows Andy Barclay (Gabriel Bateman) as he adapts to life in a new town, struggling to make friends.
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" A couple of times at SXSW I jokingly told someone "I'm not here to make friends, I'm here to win.
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Ultimately, for many LGBTQ+ identifying women, the K-pop fandom has proven itself to be a space to make friends.
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Families usually make friends with other families too, creating a complex network of bond groups and clans that stick together.
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You make friends so easily, and when you get tired of people, you hop on a train for somewhere else.
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If the presidential election is a reality show, and it is, none of these guys came here to make friends.
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She has the patience of a saint and can make friends just standing in line at Publix (I've seen it).
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But for some gay men, apps haven't proven to the best place to build meaningful social networks or make friends.
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We asked you if you've ever struggled to make friends and if you have any advice for getting through it.
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They go on adventures, get hurt, fall in and out of love, and lose and make friends along the way.
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Then I read "Bachelor" blogs en route to the taping of another podcast, "Here to Make Friends," produced by HuffPost.
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Megan, the 256-year-old, " could make friends with anyone with her warm smile and sweet disposition," Ms. Hill recalled.
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I feel like at 27 years old, I'm still learning how to make friends, and how to have a relationship.
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"I don't make friends with boys, as my parents asked me not to," a 12-year-old in Delhi said.
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She encouraged him to reach out to other kids and make friends, then followed up, reinforcing each step he took.
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Fraternity is the desire to make friends during both good and hostile occasions and to be faithful to those friends.
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Struggling to make friends in a new place, he spent his lunches in the library studying train maps, he said.
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In groups of adults, you often hear some form of this complaint: It's hard to make friends as an adult.
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I recalled for them my college experience of making friends outside my classes, and I asked how they make friends.
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Lee apparently beat Gunn's fantasy baseball team, proving that Lee is not here to make friends, he's here to win.
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I embrace new opportunities, learn as much as I can, make mistakes, make friends, have first drinks, pull all-nighters.
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They're not coming to you to make friends, they are coming for a service, and they should get that service.
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Aside from her physical differences, Cuda is just like any other beloved pet dog: happy, healthy and eager to make friends.
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She seems above all the nonsense and eager to make friends, so we're excited to see what she'll bring this season.
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But BLACKPINK wasn't at the festival just to play — they were there to make friends and join in on the fun.
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"But it does feel like this weird dinner party that everyone's at solo, and you have to make friends," she says.
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Davis says he is getting straight As in school and is slowly learning how to make friends and have healthy relationships.
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After being bullied at school for being different, William Morales was starting to lose hope that he would ever make friends.
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"It gave an immigrant like me the chance to start over in a new country and make friends, too," she added.
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There is no prize money, just a title, and no one ever declares that they are not there to make friends.
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He decides that the sheet-over-the-head is enough to hide his true identity and ventures out to make friends.
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"I'm going to China to make friends with them and also with Russia," Rodrigo Duterte, the Philippines' firebrand leader, claimed recently.
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Since we've been displaced, he's been at a new school and we love how quickly he's been able to make friends.
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The film follows Andy (Gabriel Bateman) as he adapts to life in a new town as he struggles to make friends.
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"Sometimes you make friends out here, sometimes you don't," added the confident runner, whose style contrasts with the more reserved Coleman.
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It makes sense that some people legitimately have tried to use Tinder to make friends, at a loss for other methods.
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When a new manager declared in her first week of work "I am not here to make friends," she was right.
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These programs make friends for the U.S. and expand our nation's ability to be effective and do business in the world.
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AdultFriendFinder is not the place to be if you're trying to make friends, unless "with benefits" is tacked onto the end.
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Speaking with The Huffington Post's Here to Make Friends podcast on Friday, she insisted Nick sent her home much too early.
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Olivia gives him the "I'm not here to make friends" speech, which is superfluous considering her body language and track record.
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He can make friends, or trouble, with western neighbours in many ways, from control of their gas to backing their opponents.
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It has robbed her of meeting milestones and being able to make friends or keep up with other toddlers her age.
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One young London couple nervously expecting their first baby make friends with their new neighbors, a couple confidently expecting their first.
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It is so important to make friends with a lot of people around the world and plant the seeds of peace.
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My mom encouraged me to take the initiative to make friends and to make my time count in each small town.
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I have really been trying to make the effort to put myself out there to make friends in my new city.
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The massive expat network InterNations has published a list of the best cities to live, work, and make friends in 2020.
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I did actually make friends at the Times, but it was like you were making friends against your better judgment, right?
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"We have always taught the girls that being different is cool, and to make friends with new people every day," she said.
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" Another source close to the administration said that Trump's Twitter war with Corker is not "the way to influence or make friends.
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If it doesn't load, now would be a good time to make friends with forums such as Tonymacx86, InsanelyMac, or /r/Hackintosh/.
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No luck, but I do make friends with the couple standing next to me and we end up taking the tram together.
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School surveys by the OECD, a club of mostly rich countries, suggest that 15-year-olds find it harder to make friends.
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Wake up gorgeous, steal a girl's secrets, slay on your first day, have fun, make friends...and kiss...and get all A's.
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Many came for the educational seminars; others were here to find common cause and make friends with fellow residents of the road.
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The 5-year-old seems to make friends easily, from Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin's daughter Apple to Kelly Rowland's son Titan.
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"I hope kids realize that it's okay to get out of your comfort zone and to make friends even if they're scared."
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I said, 'Tripp, have fun, make friends, learn some manners with girls, learn how to dance' … and that is what he did.
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Mr. McGregor's Jesus is quick-witted, with a keen, worldly intelligence and curiosity and the impulse to make friends and help people.
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You have to be invited to show your car, which means you have to mingle and make friends in this moneyed set.
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You play as a male party-goer who can "pick up chicks, get insulted, and make friends," according to the trailer below.
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"I found it very difficult, as an older adult and a single woman not interested in dating, to make friends," she recalled.
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"Make friends with the waiters at Belcanto for a private kitchen tour and to garner a secret entry into Beco," she said.
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I hadn't been allowed to make friends in high school or go to [college] or have a normal upbringing or celebrate birthdays.
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While I don't miss homework or having a boss, I do miss how easy it was to make friends in those settings.
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As we move through life we make friends for every occasion — college friends, work friends, mom friends, climbing-gym friends, divorce friends.
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In San Diego, more than 4,000 military family members are part of a group that helps them make friends with other spouses.
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In addition to describing herself as a "shy introvert," Hecox has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, which made it difficult to make friends.
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But Murphy, the author of "The Long Haul: A Trucker's Tales of Life on the Road," is not here to make friends.
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Much of his appeal, dating back to his 2016 presidential run, lies in his grouchy, I'm-not-here-to-make-friends pugilism.
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They are playing broom hockey, and I don't feel like socializing, but I know I should go to attempt to make friends.
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Along the way, Ms. Keshari learned to speak three languages — Hindi, Spanish and English — and to make friends in a short time.
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But her time at the CFPB reveals a fundamentally more ideological, confrontational figure who did not come to Washington to make friends.
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"We make friends for life at DHA, and we know that the bond between humans and their pets is incredibly strong," he said.
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As lonely as it was to have no parent friends, the real trouble started for me when I did start to make friends.
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Users can utilize the app to make friends or just find people to talk to if they're not in the mood for love.
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The problem is I have a lot of social anxiety and feel weird about inserting myself into conversations with coworkers to make friends.
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I've never been able to make friends outside of school so all my groups have been from school or friends of school friends.
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They show up, they don't know everybody around, but like they are they make friends with the junior, that's a good romantic possibility.
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This is the 1 rule you should follow instead, if you want to build a powerful network for yourself: Make friends, not connections.
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When you're building your network, look for the situations that are going to allow you to make friends—even if they're business friends.
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In almost every OECD country, the proportion of 15-year-olds who say that they make friends easily at school has fallen sharply.
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It's a cultural community center where young people (aged 11 to 17) from diverse cultural groups come to play, learn, and make friends.
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They find it hard to make friends or go on dates, and they're living without personal connections or a plan for the future.
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Robertson detailed her fling with Luyendyk in her 2014 memoir, I Didn't Come Here to Make Friends: Confessions of a Reality Show Villain.
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But the app itself attempts to fix an oft-bemoaned problem that many adults encounter: Outside of work, where can you make friends?
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We could travel across an old and cultured Continent, have access to jobs in 27 other countries, and make friends from all over.
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The security line was a great place to trade pins and make friends with fellow athletes returning home from their Olympic adventures. Visitors
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Kate Leaver, author of The Friendship Cure Everyone says that the best way to make friends at college is by joining a society.
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The project seems perfectly suited to the "city of brotherly love," as people were eager to talk to each other and make friends.
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This limited his ability to make friends like everyone else, form relationships like everyone else, leaving him to find meaning through comic books.
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It can be a hurdle for introverts that to make friends you have to talk to people, sometimes even in a dreaded group.
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Indeed, playground games seem to have the same advantage for schoolchildren looking to make friends as they do for the 60-plus crowd.
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Didi marketed Hitch as a way for riders to make friends, as well as a cheaper alternative to its other ride-hailing services.
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Now that school is in, I'm trying to make friends and fit in, but as a transfer student, it isn't the easiest task.
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In true Bachelor parlance, none of these women are here to make friends — in fact, they've been trained to think they're natural enemies.
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Ben had the opportunity to go to school and make friends in his own community — something that all parents want for their children.
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Find a local fitness group to join, she says, it's a great way to become more active and make friends along the way.
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While Trump is the candidate with the reality-show background, you might say Kaine did not come to the debate to make friends.
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Having called the election to "crush the saboteurs", in the memorable phrase of the Daily Mail, she now wants to make friends with them.
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Make friends with the local wildlife Most of the predatory creatures you encounter in Far Cry Primal can be tamed and turned into allies.
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For us, it's worth the cost to have a home in a city where we can make friends and not constantly schlep around luggage.
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RAUL LABRADOR (R), IDAHO: I didn&apost come here to make friends, I came here to save this Republic and to save this nation.
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Volunteering for a local charity or starting a new class can be a convenient — and interesting — way to make friends with your new neighbors.
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Those who interacted with him said his personal touch allowed him to make friends with top Navy officials — making sure to keep them happy.
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But not everyone at the gym is "there to make friends," so to speak, and some workouts are more social than others by nature.
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In another story, a new girl turns out to be an obvious misfit who can't make friends and takes her revenge on her classmates.
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Arnett plays Chip, a furniture maker who moves to Venice, California to escape his addictions, make friends, and get his life back on track.
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She never wanted to make friends here and never trusted anybody outside of the small group of people she befriended inside the White House.
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I moved to Atlanta to be a producer, but I wasn't making that much money, and it was hard for me to make friends.
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So I figured the jazz department would be like a good hobby—a place to make friends, like going to a community-theatre class.
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"Some people are just curious and want to make friends with me through punching," he says, pulling his shirt back down over his gut.
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If fans make friends with locals and are invited into their homes, can they share a carafe of wine in front of the telly?
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These key chain-sized digital pets had to be fed, cleaned, played with, and eventually they needed to make friends with your friends' Tamagotchi.
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And so I walk with her, I make friends with her, Sometimes she'd bring food, and she'd leave the food with doorman for me.
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"I'm sure he didn't appreciate me cutting in on his time with Ashley, but look I'm not here to make friends," says clown Corden.
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As he played with dolls and cookery sets, his stepmother told him to play with cars, to make friends with boys instead of girls.
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When we spoke, it boiled down to: perform and create however you can, pay attention to other comics, and make friends...for 14 years.
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Still, it's odd to try and make friends with Russia right after you threaten its key ally and its troops with death and destruction.
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Watson recalled being bullied in grade school and how his father's frequent relocation for work made it difficult to make friends in high school.
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But in general, I have a smiley face and at the risk of sounding bonkers, I make friends with almost everyone I come across.
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During the annual type-in, participants "make friends with the machines and learn that the MR button isn't mister," Paul Stebleton, the proprietor, said.
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The Erin Hills golf course, like a good newcomer wanting to make friends, has been overly generous in its first time hosting the event.
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" Omarosa Manigault, a forty-three-year-old businesswoman, was once best known for her not-here-to-make-friends persona on "The Celebrity Apprentice.
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Since moving away one year ago it has been difficult to make new friends in a brand new city (how do adults make friends?!).
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If you would rather have a common goal to talk over, language exchanges, religious institutions and volunteer groups also offer opportunities to make friends.
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Do most new graduates make friends at work, or do connections stay professional (I think I'll have a fair amount of young co-workers)?
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Derek*Mid 50sSentenced for Distributing Crack CocaineReleased from FCI Fort Dix, New Jersey in 2005 Prison is not the best place to make friends.
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Make friends So if you can't rely on the facts how do you get people to bin their conspiracy theories or other irrational ideas?
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The site, which now has 50,000 members in 50 cities worldwide, connects boomers and seniors so they can socialize, travel, make friends and find companions.
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They discuss where the power lies in the union today, why Europe needs to make friends with China and why Westminster is looking rather Italian.
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This sounds shallow, of course, but in my position as a newcomer and someone desperate to make friends, not being excluded was important to me.
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I recommend using the summer to make friends with the Common Application, and to start drafting the personal essay and assembling the extracurricular information requested.
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The small square, marked by a lamppost adorned with a gay-pride flag, is a place to make friends, share experiences and discuss gay rights.
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I kind of knew from the get-go that I was not going to make any friends here — I was not there to make friends.
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While Max becomes pals with the boys and attracts romantic interest from Lucas and Dustin (Caleb McLaughlin and Gaten Matarazzo), Billy doesn't exactly make friends.
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You can also make friends by chatting with other users who are nearby and looking to get into the same kind of trouble you are.
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If your fully stocked pantry is keeping you from saying hello, the act of offering up baked treats is a surefire way to make friends.
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Smoking circles are a fast and easy way to make friends, and they're way more intimate than dollar beer night at the trashy local bar.
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Not that they can't make friends with older people, but a 20-something is in such a different stage of life compared to a retiree.
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I know it sounds bad, but that has changed the way I arrange my social life—I only really make friends with other wealthy people.
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Wherever you are, make friends; the festival is meant to draw all different kinds of New Yorkers into shared public space to interact and engage.
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He was friendly and I tried to match his friendliness, it was why I was here, I told myself, to meet people, to make friends.
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If I had to give advice to other introverts on how to make friends, I might boil it down to this simple advice: Don't move.
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"I was intimidated about how we were going to make friends, thinking everyone would be completely entrenched," said Ms. Thompson, 31, a museum fund-raiser.
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Many young, single adults move to cities where they work, make friends, pay off college debt, date on apps and wait longer to settle down.
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And for the man who said it's difficult to make friends, meeting fellow coffee lovers on different continents gave him the connections he'd been missing.
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On the subway, I zipped down the side panel so Roxy could pop her adorable head out and do what she does best — make friends.
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You're the sign of friendship, Aquarius, but around this time of the month you won't be "here to make friends," thanks to warrior Mars's influence.
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They make it more difficult for people with disabilities to get jobs, make friends, find love, and live a life fully included in the community.
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Not sure it says that in How to Make Friends and Influence People, though hey, there's a lot of reading Pruitt should probably catch up on.
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The internet noticed:Normally, FaceApp is used to make friends do a smile in a sad photo, or add old man wrinkles to a fresh-faced twentysomething.
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"She likes to cajole, she likes to make deals, and she likes to make friends," Richard Socarides, a former policy adviser to Bill Clinton, told Healy.
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Unable to make friends in the Spanish community in London — MI5 feared they'd be influenced by pro-German Spanish agents — Gonzalez complained about the English weather.
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When ambitious new senators get to Washington, they're generally advised to keep their heads down and make friends with their more senior colleagues in their party.
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When I started to make friends with other photographers, we all realized that we were on the cutting edge of a new energy coming into photography.
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In an attempt to make friends at her new school, Haddish decided to follow the advice of her favorite character from her favorite movie: Rodger Rabbit.
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Diagnosed when he was 3, he struggled to make friends, so his mother enrolled him in a TKD class in an effort to help him socialize.
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The game's objectives, insofar as they exist, are to wander around in the woods, make friends, and decorate your domicile in whatever manner you see fit.
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If you think of that age-old Bachelor line "I'm not here to make friends," well, Marissa's BB jury speech was basically the opposite of that.
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"I can always make friends wherever I go," she tells R29 co-founder and global editor-in-chief Christene Barberich in this week's episode of UnStyled.
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As he mingled at his first major summit of world leaders, it was evident the new member of the exclusive society wasn't out to make friends.
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A much better way to really get to know an area is to get out into the local community, make friends, and support local businesses. 30.
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I thought it would be really funny to find my way onto The Bachelorette somehow and be the guy that is only there to make friends.
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Because you're not added to a team with nearby players, your ability to make friends who are also possible real-life dating prospects is decidedly limited.
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I also broke into child's pose in the break room on occasion to relieve back pain, which was not the best way to make friends. 3.
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So I feel more comfortable in the more introverted, reserved kinds of roles, but I also saw the ease with which my mother could make friends.
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For example, we had people in 2013 and 2014 who would travel and use Tinder to try to make friends or develop connections in these places.
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Omarosa Manigault was open about it from day one of the first season of The Apprentice, back in 2004: She was not here to make friends.
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He encourages his fellow camboys to make friends with their fans and talk to them as if they were out having a beer with a friend.
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The adjustment can be overwhelming for some students, especially those who don't make friends easily or who have difficulty meeting the demands of challenging college courses.
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Behind the scenes, "Moses" has provided a way to learn German and make friends — in short, to make the process of migration a little less painful.
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Improbable as it might seem, that premise boils down to a subversion of the famous reality TV code: What if everyone was here to make friends?
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This income or wealth disparity, much as we may hate to admit it, can make it hard to make friends and cause conflict within existing relationships.
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Here are some of the most surprising things that make Friends the show that will always be there for you (when the rain starts to pour).
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And, you know, as I would say to the business people, I would take on trade missions, you got to make friends before you make money.
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I've only been in this congregation for a couple of months, having recently moved from one in my old neighborhood, so I'm trying to make friends.
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Long ago I decided that if I was going to like myself, I had to make friends with the disability that was inherently part of me.
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The series follows various members of the Joestar family as they go on their individual, supernatural journeys, make friends, and ultimately defeat over-the-top villains.
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In Tinychat, users show their faces, or at least use screen names, so it's easier to make friends and follow who is saying what over time.
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Instead of saying you'll grab lunch and then canceling yet again, you can just part ways and make friends who are better suited to each of you.
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And if you happen to call a woman you're pursuing "Rachel" — when that's not her name — you can't expect people not to make Friends jokes about it.
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Sometimes a contestant becomes a villain just by rubbing the others the wrong way with a macho-fied version of the "not here to make friends" trope.
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It's in our hands and an extension of ourselves, so if you use technology because you want to explore ideas, share content and make friends, you will!
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A head taller than other girls of her age in a white-majority community, Cambage was taunted for her appearance and found it difficult to make friends.
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"It's actually easier to make friends by chewing betel nuts than by smoking cigarettes," said Hahn, who is also a professor emeritus at National Taiwan University Hospital.
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He told me it's elevated his profile as an artist, that he's used it to sell countless works of art, make friends and raise thousands for charity.
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He's a very active kid so even during Chicago winters, we'll take him to a bunch of indoor playgrounds so he can run around and make friends.
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Oh sure, there are some deep-filled sandwiches and the odd Rustlers burger, but I'm not here to make friends: I'm here to get the job done.
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"I need a picture of us to put in an article about how I struggle to make friends" was not how I wanted to end the evening.
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Armed with a new dress and Marilla's beloved brooch, Anne is quick to make friends with the oldest daughter of one of the area's most prestigious families.
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Ingress was less a video game than it was a community-building software platform, one that urged players to explore the real world and make friends offline.
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This has pros and cons — while city schooling allows kids to make friends from other neighborhoods, it may be harder for clubs and other after-school activities.
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Players interacted with one another online in a 3-D simulated world, where they could buy and sell things, make friends, or just gawk at the scenery.
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But I understand when you go away to a school, a lot of times you leave home for the first time and you want to make friends.
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There's no better way to make friends than getting thrown into a circle of strangers and acting out what Bernie Sanders would be like in caveman times.
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They said they pack their own doorstops, tip the hotel staff at the start of their stays, make friends with older vendors and listen to their guts.
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There is a young bride from Barbados who settles in Cornwall in the 1950s, grappling with racial prejudice while trying to make friends and raise her family.
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Evan Hansen, at first glance, may appear to be a stock figure: the misfit kid who's too shy make friends and eats lunch in the cafeteria alone.
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NO LONGER HERE TO MAKE FRIENDS: Omarosa Manigault, the former Apprentice contestant and loyal political aide to President Trump, will leave the White House early next year.
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Make friends with someone with a car, call up an Uber, or figure out some way to get yourself to Elmwood—you will never, ever regret it.
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Extroverts, on the other hand, enjoy time in social settings and tend to be more open, giving the appearance that it is easier for them to make friends.
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Rebecca assumes that because Valencia is eating carbs, she must be sad about losing Josh, so she tries to make friends with Valencia so they can commiserate together.
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It trades the cutthroat "I'm not here to make friends" attitude of our cooking competitions for a sense of support and camaraderie as bakers help each other succeed.
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Visitors can bring their own pooch or hang out with the rescue dogs that frequently stop by to make friends and maybe even meet their future forever family.
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Oh, and if you happen to make friends with someone who has an Ultimate Ears speaker of their own, you can amplify your party by pairing them together.
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Turns out, bonding over The Bachelor isn't just a great way to make friends at the office, it's also oddly effective at helping me connect with my partner.
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Fraternities and sororities offer an easy way to make friends in an unfamiliar environment, said Hank Nuwer, a professor at Franklin College who has researched hazing for decades.
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On paper, a Hogwarts RPG where you can take classes, sling spells, make friends with fellow students, and experience a new Harry Potter story is a great thing.
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He urges me to build my community and tend to it, to make friends my family, and care for them as I would a sibling or a spouse.
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You'd ask to use their phone, or they'd ask to use yours, then you find out that you're calling the same dealer, and you make friends like that.
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"We wanted to create adventurous experiences for our younger guests that were educational, empowering and a fun way to make friends," said Francesca Poddie, director of member services.
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A shy teenager who preferred video games and watching soccer on TV to playing it on the field, he had always been an outsider, slow to make friends.
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If you do the work, make friends and enjoy reasonable luck there, you'll come away from the college enriched and ready for the next phase of your life.
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A second universal piece of advice from the people interviewed here: in lieu of spray-DMing higher-ups you don't know, make friends with people on your level.
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Soon we were all shaking hands, conversing with gestures and laughing, overcome by the power of humor to make friends in the most remote corners of the world.
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I think it's impressive that students have the wherewithal, especially at 18—brand new college students who have a lot of pressure to fit in and make friends.
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But even given Manigault's roots in reality television as Donald Trump's righthand "I'm not here to make friends" Apprentice competitor, it's still jarring to see her on this show.
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There's something immediately off-putting, however, about a startup that takes one of our most basic social skills – the ability to make friends – and turns it into an app.
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When I make friends and when I decided to involve them in my life, there's a lot of different things that go into how I go about those friendships.
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Try to make friends, network as much as you can, and go back next year and hopefully you'll have made a strong enough impression that people will remember you.
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Bekah Martinez, Kendall Long, Jacqueline Trumbull — who already appeared on the HuffPost Bachelor podcast Here to Make Friends — and Bibiana Julian are all Bachelor characters worth having around. Women?
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Cruz's long night and Kasich's pizza plan Turns out bashing "New York values" isn't the way to make friends and influence people who vote in the New York primary.
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An App For Friendships Using an app to make friends is something major dating apps are now trying to expand into, including with Bumble's BFF feature and Tinder Social.
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The OECD's PISA surveys show that the share of 15-year-olds who say they make friends easily at school has dropped in almost every country (see chart 2).
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The proliferation of screens and social media may have made it harder for teens to make friends, or raised their expectations of how many friends they ought to have.
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And as luck would have it, there was a friendly, chatty girl named Lauren living down the hall from me who managed to make friends with everyone, even me.
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She didn't have the goods to back up all her bullshit bluster, and her "I'm not here to make friends" reality show clichés were sure to send her packing.
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But moving to a new city is hard, and trying to make friends once you're outside the vast friend pool that was high school and college is even harder.
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Andi Dorfman told the hosts of Here To Make Friends: A Bachelor Recap Show that contestants will often film their hometown date in a home that's not their own.
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"At parties, if someone's makeup is really good you're just like, 'oh my God it's beautiful!' and instantly you make friends," explains Abbie, a 2600-year-old from London.
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Interrupting an intense game of mahjong, Chaguan asks an 89-year-old resident whether it is possible to make friends with others at the home who speak different dialects.
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Which is why you need to check out the VogDUO Triple-USB travel wall charger, a super thin travel charger that can help you make friends at the outlet.
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After our second move that I could remember, I tried not to make friends because I knew I would just move again and not see them in my lifetime.
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"I'm not here to start issues with you guys" is clearly the new "I'm not here to make friends," because all this monster wants is an old-fashioned fight.
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A key part of it was to find a small community where she could make friends and walk nearly everywhere, without worrying about the hazards of ice and snow.
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At a moment of tumult over trade and nuclear security, he is shaking up the international order to make friends with America's enemies and enemies out of America's friends.
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With the help of a teacher and a librarian, she learns how she can explain Ramadan to her fellow students and make friends who are respectful of her culture.
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There are solutions to nearly any struggle you might encounter, like how to make friends after college, find a doctor you like, or cook something that isn't frozen food.
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From Richard Hatch, we got a steady stream of Real Housewives, Kardashians, nasty judges, dating-show contestants who "didn't come here to make friends" and, of course, Donald Trump.
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This has become increasingly uncommon in in online gaming; when was the last time a video game pushed you to make friends as opposed to bring your friends along?
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It's a really discouraging lifestyle if you don't have some degree of artistic and emotional support, and I've been lucky to make friends who are willing to provide that.
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They're not alone, either — 15 percent of those 55 and older agreed they'd consider booking on a hotel given what social media posts they could share to make friends jealous.
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Very few people are going to say "thank you" for who and what you are, and that's OK. But you don't get into police work in order to make friends.
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Taking the Highrise virtual community one step further, #ME is an avatar-based social network where users can make friends and influence virtual people through real-time games and experiences.
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The sensible part of me—the part that trusts Leo will make friends, that the world will appreciate his way of being—became briefly lost in marbles and hamster wheels.
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On the flight there, they make friends with Luke Evans' wealthy character and he invites the couple to an intimate family gathering on the super yacht of an elderly billionaire.
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Here are the places I went to make friends at SXSW: And here are some stories of SXSW friendship: Faith Helma, a performance artist and life coach from Portland, Oregon.
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We've all been in this situation at some point: You're in a place where you don't know anyone, and you're desperate for company but aren't sure how to make friends.
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That's exactly it: Canada has tried to make friends with Trump, while savvier nations have stood up to the new bully in the White House—and been rewarded for it.
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This is kind of interesting, or the way that they designed this personality or this mechanism for whatever, now there's a new way to make friends with this app, huh.
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I'm a third-culture kid, and an international student; it's hard to make friends when you're constantly moving to a new society, a new community, a new group of people.
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I'm like fuckin' 45 and I still feel like I'm trying to make friends with that girl and being like, 'You did not need to be that hard on yourself.
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The lasting impression of the Obama administration's foreign policy is his abandonment of regional friends and allies, while unsuccessfully trying to make friends with adversaries such as Iran and Cuba.
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I defend you against police brutality, I work on your behalf you robbed me Until our communities have restorative Justice set up, you better make friends with a police officer.
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I had been trying to make friends in my new city, and someone mentioned that she'd met a lot of smart and fun people on the local women's rugby team.
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"It's a lot more difficult to make friends than people make it out to be," Nguyen, a 19-year-old sophomore at U.C.L.A., told me about her experience last year.
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Get out of your room and make friends at The Hive Bar, which includes a cozy nook with a working fireplace, or save time for the rooftop that's open seasonally.
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Flighty Erasmus plans parties to help Bill make friends, while duty-bound Paul takes over mundane tasks like packing lunches and driving the boy to his Santa Fe elementary school.
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She started at this job around the same time I did, and I am (lovingly) trying to push my inner loner introvert aside to try to make friends in Boston.
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I definitely prefer the more corporate vibe of the other, but it seems like it would be easier to make friends here and that's something I'm always trying to do.
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It taught me to be flexible, because when you're at that age, you have to reinvent yourself, to be social and to make friends, in different parts of the country.
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The question for us all, and it's been 10 years we're going through that in our business, is to make friends with the Chinese, not being anti, or we'll lose.
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"It's a lot more difficult to make friends than people make it out to be," Nguyen, a 2000-year-old sophomore at U.C.L.A., told me about her experience last year.
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There's an array of technology specifically aimed at helping you make friends, including Bumble BFF, a sociable spinoff of the dating app, and Hey Vina, which matches like-minded women.
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For first year students living off campus, O Week is a period of joining social clubs, working out where lecture theaters are, trying to make friends, and going to parties.
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He's dubbed the gatherings "tribal meetings" — basically heterosexual-male-only happy hours for his online fans to bond, make friends, and build solidarity against what they see as feminist oppression.
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My entire life I'd been surrounded by a group of people my own age, relying on teachers, parents, and administrators to help me make friends, solve problems, and find direction.
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"We're super lucky that we get to make friends in the fashion world and there are people that want to showcase their incredible art and their pieces on us," he says.
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He played the role of the jealous dude who "isn't here to make friends," instead cultivating plenty of enemies among his fellow contestants and furthering his image as petty and immature.
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Some fans who are coming are looking to meet their favorite actors; some to collect merchandise; some to get career tips, to make friends, or to cosplay (role-play in costume).
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That could hopefully improve on the current system of prompting users to broadcast on Facebook that they're okay, which can make friends worry that anyone who hasn't posted might not be.
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And that's the problem with pranks and kids, said Eileen Kennedy-Moore, a psychologist and author of Kid Confidence: Help Your Child Make Friends, Build Resilience, and Develop Real Self-Esteem.
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Last month, Bumble posted a listing for a Global Connector Bee, whose job it will be to travel the world for a year and date/network/make friends on the journey.
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But the human element is already starting to take a back seat to TUF hallmarks like "I didn't come here to make friends" rhetoric and yet another round of coach vs.
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The guest list is small and the venue is intimate, so you can actually make friends, instead of lose them in the crowd or on the trek back to the car.
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I spent years wanting and trying to make friends but I felt so worried they would see the truth of me, which was that I was obviously an unlikeable, difficult person.
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Now watch as chef and international sandwich artist Matty Matheson shows us two even better ways to make friends with cheese: a Nashville-style hot chicken sandwich and a taco sub.
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"In a bear market for crypto we make friends; in a bull market we make money," said Rae Deng, founding partner of Du Capital, a crypto investment firm based in Singapore.
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She even wrote a book called I Didn't Come Here To Make Friends to tell her side of the story, which won her some fans in the Bachelor world, including Iaconetti.
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"Oh mother, mother, it is time for fighting, it is time to make friends with the rifle," a man with an imposing mustache sang, with others repeating the lines after him.
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Try to find the things you do know, fill them in, learn as much as you can from each puzzle, and then come here to make friends and talk about it.
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Meanwhile, low-income families are being priced out, resulting in their children losing not only an opportunity to excel at a sport but also the chance to exercise and make friends.
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They assertively peddled the impression that as happy as they were to make friends, they were even happier to make enemies, because that meant that they were fully in the fight.
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She definitely has a "not here to make friends" attitude, but she is right to point out that she should not be judged based on how much skin she chooses to expose.
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Maybe Johnson felt the most sense of freedom with that character, since The Force Awakens doesn't tell us much about him, except that he's resourceful, cheerful, and willing to make friends fast.
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She sat down with the Huffington Post's Here To Make Friends podcast and broke down how the women (and men) of the Bachelor (and Bachelorette) are being denied some basic human rights.
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Children with albinism are served food separately from their siblings; they struggle to marry or make friends; they're called mzungu osauka (poor white person) or nzungudala (fake white person) in the street.
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And in every case, it began with someone volunteering to help a youth sports league in which his or her child had enrolled to make friends, play a game and have fun.
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"She likes to cajole, she likes to make deals, and she likes to make friends," said Richard Socarides, a former policy adviser to Bill Clinton and a longtime supporter of Mrs. Clinton.
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"I guess there are many guys who talk like this when they're younger, in the locker room kind of way, to try and make friends," said Ms. Dolinger Brown, who is 64.
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They all help us define ourselves, whether by providing a unifying threat or by showing how we can cuddle up and make friends, or even family, in spite of our external differences.
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With his wife, a perky real estate agent ("Leave Kay alone on a desert island and she'd make friends with a coconut," Terry says), he lost everything in the 2008 financial meltdown.
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To any incoming Muslim women, WoC, or people of color who identify as non-binary, find your LGBTQ/ BME societies and networks and make friends with the activists who run those networks.
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I've lost hours to this game playing just another day over and over again as I tend my crops, visit my farm animals, and make friends with every townsperson that I can.
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Indeed, it has been in the Middle East where Trump's ability to make friends has had the biggest impact After Saudi Arabia, the next stop on his maiden overseas venture was Israel.
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"Producers had left a cell phone for us in case of emergency, but they did not leave us any condoms," she wrote in her 2014 book I Didn't Come Here to Make Friends.
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Hard work and community outreach comes this weekend as the sun gently harmonizes with Saturn on Saturday evening—a night to go out not to make friends, but to do some social climbing.
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Like Pope Pius XIII (Jude Law), she's not in the Vatican to make friends; she's there to be the right-hand nun to her shining star, the young pope, Lenny Belardo (Jude Law).
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Yeri The maknae (meaning "youngest" in Korean) of the group, 19-year-old Yeri is known for her humor and effervescent personality, which is why she seems to make friends wherever she goes.
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"The whole point of the show is that to succeed you need to make friends, and people feel it's advantageous to drink and hook up and find a boyfriend or girlfriend," he adds.
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Banning her from the only safe, sane bathroom she could use would make it impossible for her to learn, grow, feel happy, make friends, be proud of and confident in who she is.
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Meanwhile, the autonomous developers at Waymo decided to make friends with public transit officials in Phoenix, agreeing to work with them to ensure their driverless vehicles work for seniors and writers with disabilities.
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Picking up a hobby is standard advice for anyone who wants to make friends — until you add a screen, at which point it's a dire sign that we're losing touch with each other.
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Best of all is a cold salad in which tiny cubes of custardy tofu make friends with tiny cubes of crisp, slightly sticky Japanese mountain yam, topped with a numbing spicy chili paste.
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Suburbicon might as well be populated exclusively by Klansmen; not a voice is raised in the Mayerses' favor, although the two kids, Nicky and Andy, unschooled in hostility, make friends across the fence.
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While dating sites have expanded in new and interesting ways in the past few years (Bumble introduced a way to make friends earlier this month), Tinder's foray into politics is a matchmaking first.
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William is the guy who's proficient at the game but is so terrible at teamwork that he can't make friends online and has to drag poor Logan into a game he doesn't understand.
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An elderly woman at the animal blessing had crashed just to hang out with some friendly dogs; another woman at the photo scavenger hunt attended so she could make friends with other photographers.
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Even if you don't buddy up with your classmates, you can still make friends in intramural soccer, bond over late nights at the college newspaper or by volunteering through a fraternity or sorority.
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When you're feeling lonely and sad, having social engagements to look forward to helps a lot, and interacting with people regularly is a really good way to make friends (or deepen existing relationships).
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Georgina Shannon, marketing manager at Sea Life Trust Cornish Seal Sanctuary, said that Aayla is a very playful seal, so it's no wonder she was able to make friends with a different species.
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Nearly every expat here is happy with the climate, range of leisure activities available in the city, and found it easy to get used to the local culture and make friends, InterNations said.
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Last Friday, he and his partner left their home in a tiny city near the Louisiana-Texas border where they were struggling to make friends and headed west to be closer to family.
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According to Facebook, the fake Likes are the result of a campaign to create fraudulent accounts that would Like popular pages, through which the fake accounts could then attempt to make friends to spam.
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Fallon, a culture writer at The Huffington Post, and Gray, the publication's executive women's editor, host a "Bachelor" recap podcast called Here To Make Friends and are go-to commentators for all things "Bachelor".
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I make friends with an artist who offers me some stickers for free because they love my cosplay and we gush about a video game series I like that they've also done art for.
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Although I go alone, I've managed to make friends at these concerts: sweet 40-year-old women on their 212th show, men who bring their young sons and daughters (usually celebrating their first shows).
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I never fit in, always a little too rough around the edges to make friends there, and when my Russian teacher got sick and couldn't offer the only courses that interested me, I quit.
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Mr Zhao's monthly income from driving a taxi has plummeted by more than half in the past couple of years, and he has not found it easy to make friends in his new abode.
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While every other band has been jumping over each other trying to schmooze and make friends with bigger bands and important industry people, we have been sequestering ourselves to dive bars and close friends.
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Over the next 18 months I would travel the world, read tons more books, have new adventures (like training MMA non-stop for a year), and make friends who I treasure to this day.
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When I look at Seth Cohen, I see someone who's comfortable being alone — because he knows how to deal with sadness and anxiety — but also wants to use humor to make friends and connections.
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Not only can you find local matches that you never knew existed, but you can also get involved in local LGBTQ events, read LGBTQ news, and make friends through its social-media like feed.
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"The main goal of the event is to unite and make friends... just like soccer unites all people," Sharapov, also the director of a local music theater, said after a rehearsal of Saturday's march.
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"The whole point of the show is that to succeed you need to make friends, and people feel it's advantageous to drink and hook up and find a boyfriend or girlfriend," he told People.
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Almost every beat of "Beach Club," after that, is pretty generic, an exercise in banality of the classic "I'm not here to make friends" variety that's familiar to aficionados of the unscripted-TV genre.
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"The government is desperate to make friends with a powerful player," said Sunai Phasuk, a senior researcher on Thailand for Human Rights Watch who is critical of the deportations because they bypass the legal system.
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Never make friends with the other side Just because you're lending an empathetic ear and offering a positive perspective doesn't mean you should befriend the person you are trying to extract information from, Maddox notes.
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So from the get-go, with a single click on a prominently placed button, Scratchers could put their work online and get feedback and shoutouts from the community, and even make friends with potential collaborators.
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Read These Stories Next:Eminem & Elton John's Friendship Is Still Going StrongIf You Make Friends With Demi Lovato, She Might Let You Get Engaged Onstage Why Elton John Is This Season's Unlikely Style Icon Related Video:
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" After her family moved again — this time to her current hometown of Waco, Texas — the close-knit environment allowed her to feel at ease with herself, after which, "It was easy to make friends there.
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It is an homage to co-creation rather than assimilation, and calls for the ultimate mashup of foods that may not have grown up together, but can certainly make friends without losing their respective identities.
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The accounts explained that, while the upperclassmen initially felt snubbed by their classmates and intimidated by their professors, their lives started turning around when they reached out to their instructors and began to make friends.
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For many artists their creative elixir is also their kryptonite, and finding one's artistic rhythm in the wake of recovery can be challenging—an artist must find new ways to make friends with their demons.
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At The Club might have sounded keen to make friends and influence people, but the only eagerness apparent on Get In is an urge call out the bullshit, the hangers-on, the back-handed compliments.
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How vampire bats make friends To observe how new food-sharing relationships form between adult vampire bats, the researchers captured female bats from two distant sites in Panama and divided them into different sized groups.
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Lines like: "Make Friends with what you are," from the song, "The Age of Worry," and "It's hard to fake what you won't be," from the song "Born and Raised" are meditations in self-acceptance.
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A recent Business Insider story, though, revealed that even as the celebrity halo around the Kabbalah Centre waned somewhat, they still managed to make friends in high places, some of them in the tech industry.
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"It is very important to make friends with Trump, to be liked by Trump, but not to get drawn into this inter-party conflict," said Volodymyr Fesenko, an analyst with Kiev-based think tank Penta.
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I tried to make friends with these sources, but it proved to be a very challenging task: Their lives are so transient, as they change from one massage parlor to another, from one city to another.
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Anyone who's ever attended Hackers on Planet Earth (HOPE), a biannual conference in New York City, could probably tell you that expressing support for Donald Trump there is probably not the best way to make friends.
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Feature In inquiries on Benghazi and Russia and beyond, the California congressman has displayed a deep mistrust of the expert consensus on reality — a disposition that has helped him make friends in the current White House.
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Not only did this woman not make friends, in the height of her tyranny, she locked a sales associate in an office for four hours, trying to get a confession out of her regarding internal theft.
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But if you welcomed Trump's followers to your shows, then maybe they might make friends or fall in love with politically saner Oozing Wound fans who could then open those Trumpites' minds to more liberal attitudes.
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In playing around with the app, I had conversations with people about how to make friends in NYC and why it sometimes feel like others don't care about us as much as we care about them.
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So when it says, "kill the infidels wherever you find them," or "do not make friends of Christian and Jew," Muslims take these commandments very seriously, especially if they are taught to focus on such verses.
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The people who run them will either share your experiences or be an active ally, and you'll be able to make friends in a safe space with people you don't have to explain your existence to.
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The app matches up verified phone numbers from your contacts list while noting your acquaintances who are also using the service — and then provides an icon you can tap to make friends again in Waze World.
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What used to be a primarily solo pursuit has transformed into a more interactive experience over time - kids today often play online games with friends or make friends with people they compete with in the games.
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InterNations, a massive expat network that publishes annual rankings on the world&aposs best and worst countries, asked 20,000 expats to rank the best cities in the world to live, work, and make friends in 2020.
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In other words, even if lots of people make friends of different races and work together, there will still be residential segregation resulting from discrimination, educational inequality, police violence informed by racial bias, and much more.
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What a lot of people don't appear to understand is that the single easiest way to make friends is to show up when it matters — and the single easiest way to lose friends is to, well, not.
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The video shops have closed, but a small, friendly, eclectic local film fest could be the new place to make friends, see movies, and — judging from the smell in the Fantastic Fest garage — smoke some pot, too.
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"I had depression and anxiety in middle school so then I resumed when I was thirteen and that is when I really got into it because it helped me make friends and build my confidence," Barcellona said.
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"Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama all thought that they could make friends with Vladimir Putin that could somehow reestablish the relationship," Susan Glasser, a CNN global affairs analyst, said in an interview here Sunday.
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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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Talbot added that while Stanley has plenty of other dog friends, this was the first time she has ever seen the two-year-old dachshund make friends with a different animal — let alone a former wild animal.
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When I make friends, I do have the mentality that this is going to last forever because I know that if I believe that it won't, then I will look for any reason not to let it.
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If you ARE like cranky me, you should definitely watch Episode 2 from Season 2 of "Catastrophe," streaming on Amazon, where the protagonist Sharon struggles to make friends with the "mom-bies" in mommy-and-me class.
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In this New York Times article from 2015, the Yale professor Nicholas A. Christakis writes about college freshmen establishing friendships: It turns out that we are hard-wired to seek and make friends in novel, stressful circumstances.
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SCHECHTER: I've moved over to England for this job with horses and I'd seen an ad on Facebook and thought, I needed to do it, I could get a bit of American culture in, make friends that way.
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But at the same time… To walk out of her film career, create her own company, go to New York, study at the Actor's Studio, make friends with all of these intellectuals, become a businesswoman and a producer?
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Specifically, we wanted to compare how quickly men and women leveled up in Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO) games, which are online worlds where thousands of players develop characters, make friends, join groups, complete quests and slay dragons together.
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We pick up right where we left off last week, with Luke asking JoJo for a private moment alone and telling her he was in love with her because apparently Luke was really not here to make friends.
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The Publican: You might make friends at one of the massive communal tables at this brunch hotspot from Paul Kahan, but no matter how much you like them, you won't want to share your order of pork rinds.
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The line between instinct and learned behavior here is a bit fuzzy, and readers are left to ponder which is more unnatural, a raccoon who learns to make a fire or a robot who learns to make friends.
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"Most importantly, we're going to create an environment where you can make friends and you're around like-minded people all the time," said Gottlieb, who is already working on another project in Chicago with more co-living units.
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Kickball players make friends on the field For 30-year-old kickball player Wesley Brown, an urban planner in Atlanta, the opportunity to take the field is truly a "social lubricant," a phrase White uses to describe play.
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I thought it would be so much fun to see her move to a big city and kind of take that all in for the first time, and make friends or enemies, or whatever the case may be.
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" When the European Parliament or the European Commission has challenged Orbán's government on the antidemocratic measures, he has made a few symbolic gestures of conciliation, "as if," he has said, "we would like to make friends with them.
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The answer I came up with in my late teens and 20s was to pull away completely, to move to another city, to make friends with people they would never meet, to date men they would never see.
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Once settled into their new home, the kids — Tyler, Kinsey, and Bode — start to explore their new location and make friends along the way, some of who will help them, others who are simply out to cause destruction.
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As for Zuckerberg and Sandberg, Cramer recommended the two forego any salary or stock options until the investigations are finished, and to make friends in Washington, in the lawyer community and among the late-night talk show crowd.
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Torsten: What I'll always love about DIY and punk is that there's always an individual niche, where you can be creative and try new things, as well as the fact that you'll meet like-minded people and make friends.
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Some forms of behavior therapy for ADHD are designed to help kids improve focus, attention and organization, while others concentrate on reducing disruptive behavior that can make it hard for children to make friends or do well in school.
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I set the Roomba on its merry way and while the pup tries to make friends with the invader, I run the dishwasher, throw a load of laundry in, and put fresh sheets and towels in the guest room.
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The purpose of Dream Daddy is to meet, make friends with, and date a variety of hunky dads who live in the town to which your character, a fun-loving dad himself, has just moved with his teenage daughter.
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Update, 2/11/19, 6 PM ET: Shortly after Bumble announced the launch of its new feature, Hey Vina – an app for women who want to make friends – announced that Bumble had stolen the concept and name from them.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin struck an unusually conciliatory tone in his annual state of the nation address on Thursday, saying Moscow wanted to get on with the incoming U.S. administration and was looking to make friends not enemies.
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Kris, a born devotee of excess, did not come into the public eye to make friends or feign humility; instead, she said yes to every offer that came her way, rendering the Kardashian name utterly inescapable in the process.
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One would think that someone who rids towns of evil monsters and is relatively attractive in a supernatural way would find it easy to make friends, but that's not the case, as regular folk look down on his profession.
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Yet, at the same time, there is a strange comfort to this routine — the contestants' nerves, the anxious laughter, the person who's "not here to make friends," the person "with a kid at home," the votive candles, Chris Harrison's politician hands.
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And they'll make friends with a lot of Westerners, and there is a much more Western influence on the culture, and the points of view, so they see more of the divide between where they're coming from and their families.
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But Switzerland ranked lower when judged on social experiences - only 35 percent of respondents found it easy make friends in the country, while more than half did not judge it to be easy to integrate into the local community and culture.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The different ethnic groups who live in China's violence-prone far western region of Xinjiang should make friends with each other to improve trust between them, the Chinese government's top official there was quoted as saying on Monday.
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Hey VINA is a matchmaking app for all the ladies who have uttered the ubiquitous line, "It's so hard to make friends after college" (or at least the ones in San Francisco and New York, where Hey VINA has initially launched).
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But, for me, what became interesting was imagining that kind of character having to have some reality of running from place to place with her kid, who's going from school to school and trying to make friends and become a person.
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Unlike reality shows where the contestants constantly reiterate how they are "not here to make friends," the producer revealed that the stars of BiP were greatly encouraged to form friendships, which he believes leads to the contestants drinking as social lubrication.
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Parents do homework with kids who should be doing it by themselves, make friends for them, shield them from opposing or unconventional views, handle disputes for them, and try to keep any possible stress or harm from entering their lives.
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She wondered if she would make friends, and how she'd manage there without her beloved coach, who had long been by her side, strategizing about how best to run each race and joking to help her relax whenever she was nervous.
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We meet people at all stages of their lives discussing all matters of life: a child details how to make friends, parents share their hopes and dreams for their children, drunk young men provide each other relationship advice, and more.
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Add to that his sidestepping of an opponent during the tachi-ai (very unpopular with some in the old school and especially if the larger man does it), and Hakuho was very clearly not looking to make friends this tournament.
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She had tried to make friends with Bengali colleagues from work, but as soon as she mentioned that she had come here with her husband, "and something bad happened, they become judgmental, they think I am not good," she continued.
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You can leverage existing networks like fellow college alumni; use social media to meet others with common interests; throw yourself into tourist mode and explore; make friends with your co-workers; and, above all, say yes to every invitation you get.
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Emma Gray, host of the Bachelor analysis podcast Here to Make Friends, explained to Vox's Reset podcast last month that getting famous on The Bachelor or The Bachelorette can mean contestants gaining hundreds of thousands of new followers on Instagram.
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By the end of the day, 80 percent of them are making out, Ally Sheedy has learned that you can't make friends if you wear too much mascara, and the group has produced a collective manifesto on the evils of stereotyping.
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At a New Year's Eve party, their disparate interests collide, and a brewing sibling rivalry explodes into a challenge: Margot is dared to start a workout video channel of her own (and gain followers), while Lily is challenged to make friends (just three).
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But their shiny freebies have sprouted a hydra of ugly heads in recent years — whether it's Facebook-fuelled, democracy-denting disinformation; YouTube-accelerated hate speech and extremism; or Twitter's penchant for creating safe spaces for nazis to make friends and influence people.
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Downloading a new app to help make friends is like getting a new, cybernetic toilet door to help deal with constipation: We didn't actually need any extra help getting there, it's all the crap that comes afterwards (or doesn't) that represents a problem.
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His book "12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos" has sold a million copies, combining hokey self-help bromides, like "Make friends with people who want the best for you," with cosmic explanations drawn from Babylonian myths or from Darwinian biology.
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Lila Sternoff from New York says it can be a great way for less social people to make friends: I think that its important to recognize that people socialize different ways, and wanting to engage in an activity that they feel comfortable with.
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The reason Marion was at camp and not with us was officially because she needed to learn to make friends—and I hoped that that was what she was doing—but mostly because I wanted to avoid quarrels between her and my father.
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A few months later, "I'm Not Here to Make Friends" arrived, followed by such crucial supercuts as people saying "What?" on Lost and an experimental clip in which all of the words were removed from George W. Bush's 2008 State of the Union address.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Italy Erasmus exchange programs are generally a great way to study abroad for a semester, make friends from all over Europe, have a thorough STI scare and learn everything there is to learn about other cultures' budget beer brands.
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For 20-year-old Lauren Villares, her passing decision to see whether she could make friends with her number neighbor instead yielded accusations she was a "wannabe home-wrecker" from a jealous wife who didn't understand how Villares got ahold of her husband's phone number.
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For ideas, students might conduct their own research or look to resources from The Times, like these: • To Counter Loneliness, Find Ways to Connect • How to Maintain Friendships • Teenagers Keep and Make Friends Online, Pew Says • Fostering Connections Between Young and Old One idea?
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The last-minute cancellation underscored just how fraught the Russian-American relationship has grown despite the president's concerted efforts to make friends, as the Kremlin increasingly asserts itself overseas while Washington is absorbed by the investigation into ties between Mr. Trump's circle and Moscow.
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While previous games in the series have seen your character move into a new town to make friends or even become mayor, "New Horizons" features a different premise: you're dropped onto a deserted island, and expected to turn it into a vibrant, nurturing community.
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Host Arielle Duhaime-Ross brought on Emma Gray, the host of the popular Here to Make Friends Bachelor analysis podcast, to break down the history of The Bachelor's relationship with social media, and all the ways that the show has been changed by technology.
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He tried to make friends with the graduate students nearby but found them condescending, so when he could he moved into Rochdale Village, a co-op with many students of color, and joined MEC h XA , an undergraduate Chicano group, and found friends there.
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Shows like "Sesame Street" and "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" not only entertained me, but were also the building blocks of my education and the cornerstone of my childhood, teaching me all about numbers and spelling and even life skills like manners and how to make friends.
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"When I got to the school last year as a transfer I really had no friends, but once I met her she started to help me make friends," a Bishop Amat sophomore, who asked to be identified by his initials, D.G., said of Rodriguez.
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Well, after a few weeks of his presidency, with the turmoil, daily outrages and cries of unfairness, I don't know about you but I yearn for just an old-fashioned politician, who tries to please the public and make friends and shake hands with everybody.
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Ms. Pierson didn't go on vacation chiefly to make friends, and she's not alone: A 2019 Skift Research survey of 1,300 adults in the United States found that only 523 percent consider the idea of meeting new people a top motivator for planning a trip.
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What Park did/did not do Bribery scandals circled Park, but never quite touched her directly: The beneficiary of the alleged bribes was not Park herself, but her closest confidante, Choi Soon-sil, the cult leader's daughter who reportedly liked to make friends in male brothels.
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The way they made bedroom eyes in the dragonglass caverns beneath Dragonstone, and the way Dany watched her dragon make friends with the mop-haired Northern babe — well, it's safe to say those two want to make out as soon as the Great War is over.
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Kids who like obscure music like to make friends with other kids who listen to that same music, and it was this love of internet-friendly, left-of-center hip-hop that initially bonded him to Yung Lean and Yung Sherm, who he met through mutual friends.
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That's most viewers on Twitch." dmBrandon also pointed out that most people pitching their streams at the panel repeatedly touted that they held welcoming spaces where people could go to chill and make friends, an approach that, while noble, was "the same thing over and over.
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Pocket Camp is certainly a different experiment for Nintendo, given the way it approaches monetization through in-game purchases to expedite gameplay (you can buy "leaf-tickets" to craft furniture so you can make friends… a little odd but Animal Crossing fans are familiar with the bizarre).
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I'm still hoping I make friends anyway: Read These Stories Next:Happy Songs That Will Instantly Put You In A Good Mood Where Are They Now: 15 Of Your Favorite Celebs From 15 Years Ago See The Kardashians & Jenners As Disney Princesses (You Know You Want To)
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Read more: Models are worried that digitally-created influencers 'pose a threat' to the industry, but CGI could be the future of fashionThe last section of the 6-minute video goes into self-help territory when Miquela talks about how it should be easier to make friends.
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Clichés aside, without these spaces, metal fans are left without access to a place to watch music, make friends and honor who they are in an environment that welcomes them without judgement—even if that does mean doing so under extremely questionable cobweb-covered plastic chandeliers.
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You just live your life and do what you do, and you run into all these different people throughout your life, and you find community, and you make friends and you play shows, and you talk about shit, and it all just feeds off of one another.
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The coming-of-age film, based on a novel written by Stephen Chbosky that was published in 1999, centered on an introvert named Charlie (played by Logan Lerman), who began his freshman year at Mill Grove High School hoping to make friends following a rocky past.
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But now we're in our mid-twenties, an age range that actual science has shown is bad for friendships, with a study finding that people continue to make friends through their early twenties, but then rapidly begin to lose contact with them all once they turn 25.
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What impressed me on that long-ago afternoon was not only the man's leather—even leather queens wouldn't have dared to gear up so completely in that heat—but his doggedness when it came to checking out and trying to make friends with men of color.
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"My father was keeping highly secret the fact that he was living with my mother, who was married, a famous movie actress, so I couldn't get out of the house or make friends," Mr. Kim was quoted as saying in a 2012 book by a Japanese journalist.
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Everyone at The Vision is a volunteer, and many Hmong DJs and owners think of it as a form of community service, a way to give back to their people, make friends, and, in Miss Lee's case, simply help older, often housebound Hmong get through the day.
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Jean Twenge, a psychology professor at San Diego State University, said people in their 0003s today were less likely to be married or living with a partner than in previous generations, so they had fewer social connections and were looking for more ways to make friends.
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Members come here to work up a sweat, in boxing sessions, spin class, CrossFit, dance and yoga, but also to make friends — the ground floor features a co-working space, a cafe by local detox eatery Season, and a bar that caters regular events and exhibition openings.
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"We headed into my childhood bedroom, into my canopy bed, for what can only be described as the best sex I've ever had," Robertson wrote in her memoir I Didn't Come Here to Make Friends: Confessions of a Reality Show Villain about how Luyendyk comforted her after a breakup.
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He was a traditional Labour voter and he'd just made a postal vote for No. He had a lot to say: he had friends who were immigrants, but said that it was difficult for his children to make friends at school, as so many languages were spoken, for instance.
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Coined by Baldassare Castiglione in his 1528 tome "The Book of the Courtier," a sort of Renaissance manual on how to make friends and influence people, it denotes the art of concealing effort, an elegant nonchalance that can be brought to any pursuit from dancing to learned discussion.
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" It's a lot easier to say, "I'm going to stay active, I'm going to make friends, I'm going for some camaraderie, and, yeah, maybe I've gotta take a lot of ibuprofen, but that's really a weight loss program, the 15 miles a day of walking I have to do.
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But For fans in 2017, a time when supermodels craft their social media with a team and Bachelor contestants arrive with "I'm not here to make friends" strategies, Banks' 2007-era honesty and obliviousness comes across as fresher than the latest episode of Keeping up with the Kardashians.
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"I would go to a contest and it was just bad vibes," she says, talking about how it was tough to make friends with fellow female surfers since most of them only looked at competing with her, and not aligning on the spirit of community that surfing enables.
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But speaking to the Senate Intelligence Committee on Thursday, live on cable and broadcast news, Mr. Comey demonstrated that he was not there to make friends — at least not with the president who he said fired him because of the investigation into Russian influence on the 2016 election.
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I kept thinking about this kid, who goes away, gets sex-offender treatment, then goes back to his junior high school, and is on the public registry—this young person who really wants to return to school, to learn, to make friends, but can't have a second chance.
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What it's about: Both an endearing coming-of-age comedy and a great baseball movie, "The Sandlot" centers on the new kid in town struggling to make friends but ultimately finding a family with the help of their hilarious and rose-colored take on America's greatest past time.
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And if we engage them and bring them into the international fold, not only are we going to make friends with them, but they're going to liberalize at home and modernize, democratize, all this kind of stuff, even in the face of years of contradictory evidence and information. Decades.
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I think the films have just the right amount of detail for a story about a magical parallel universe in which a protracted battle against good and evil also happens to be taking place while people are still trying to go to school and make friends and fall in love.
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Seriously: 81% of teens said it makes them feel more connected to friends, 71% said it helps them show their creative side, 69% said it helps them make friends and with a more diverse group of people, and 68% feel like they have people who support them through tough times.
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It would also be cool to have a party Lyft playing Interstella 5555 to take you to the club and then a time-for-bed Lyft with Enya music videos to get you home safely But how are you going to make friends with the driver if there isn't one?
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Seriously: 81% of teens said it makes them feel more connected to friends, 71% said it helps them show their creative side, 143% said it helps them make friends and with a more diverse group of people, and 68% feel like they have people who support them through tough times.
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"If I had any idea that Ashley was coming into Paradise, even if it was a small percentage, to either be with me or get over me, I would never have gone to Paradise," he told the The Huffington Post on the site's Here to Make Friends podcast this week.
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In interviews conducted while he was on death row, he would tell writers Stephen G. Michaud and Hugh Aynesworth that the first time he ever felt able to make friends or succeed at his job was when, at 21 years old, he worked for Seattle politician Dan Evans's 1968 gubernatorial campaign.
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The percentage of people who say they post vacation photos on social media to make friends and family jealous has doubled over the last four years — "we believe that one's grossly understated," Mr. Cohen added — as has the number of people who use social media to record their travel experiences.
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A former lawyer, she developed an adversarial approach that made her something of an anomaly among talk show hosts: Whether she was sparring with Anthony Weiner over President Barack Obama's tax policy or with Donna Brazile over the Democratic National Committee's hacked emails, Megyn Kelly was not there to make friends.
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In between acts, a huge screen behind the stage showed K-pop stars in scenarios envisaging a peaceful society after unification of the peninsula, in which South Koreans would be able to vacation in the north and young people from both sides would be able to date and make friends.
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For Jif, the effort is intended "to put a lid on this decade-long debate and prove there is only one Jif ... it's creamy, delicious peanut butter, not a looping picture you can send to make friends and family laugh," Rebecca Scheidler, Jif's vice president of marketing, said in a statement.
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Robertson, who won season 16 of The Bachelor before later breaking up with Ben Flajnik, went on to have a fling with Luyendyk (who competed in season 8 of The Bachelorette) that she wrote about in her 2014 memoir I Didn't Come Here to Make Friends: Confessions of a Reality Show Villain.
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"By opening the Margate location, we are not only giving more young adults with autism opportunities to realize their capabilities, gain confidence, make friends, gain financial independence, and have a place to call their own; but we are also providing South Floridians with another top-notch car wash experience," D'Eri said in 2017.
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The Democrats had fallen to such a woeful level in Ohio state government that unions felt as if they had no choice but to make friends, or at least nonenemies, with some Republicans, in hopes of staving off anti-union measures such as "right-to-work" legislation and elimination of prevailing-wage standards.
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We can't help wanting him to make friends, to get the posh young woman (of course he falls for Charlotte — of course he does), to win the big boxing match against Oxford, to be asked to join the exclusive club (never mind that we know something sinister is afoot in its ranks).
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"We're teaming up with GIPHY to put a lid on this decade-long debate and prove there is only one Jif… it's creamy, delicious peanut butter, not a looping picture you can send to make friends and family laugh," said Rebecca Scheidler, vice president of marketing of Jif, in a press release.
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If you live in New York long enough, and date and make friends here, you have your own secret map of the city and the places that make you nostalgic, that make you wish it were 10 years ago, that make you thank the powers that be that time doesn't stand still.
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But luckily, this week we can set our differences aside and make friends across the aisle, because today featured the debut of a highly conservative political artist who, unlike poor Julian Raven and his need for a participation trophy, really knows how to get a positive opinion out of this art critic.
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So under the auspices of selling audio guides, I began trying to establish connections and make friends in the hope that someone would recognize my — well, whatever was good about me — and would, in turn, impart some great cosmic knowledge to me, or at least hook me up with a slightly higher-paying job.
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Guo and his mother Li Ling (Chinese actress Zhu Zhu) are second-generation Chinese immigrants who find themselves at the receiving end of hostilities because of the war, but Laxman extends his friendship to the duo, remembering what Banne Chacha had told him - peace can only be achieved if you make friends with the enemy.
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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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Nor, for that matter, very logical, as children don't generally contain the capacity to turn instantly into killers, 17-year-old boys wouldn't be paired up against 12-year-old girls if they did and a teenage girl is unlikely to make friends with a bunch of people helping send her to her impending death.
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Please do not try to connect with me on a human level if you see me also playing pokemon go, i am not here to make friends, i'm here to win When Pokémon Go eventually starts letting players trade pokémon, I want to be first in line to get all of this guy's extras.
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Such works created a nervous sense of how representation operates in the everyday world — almost subliminally much of the time, tapping into myths and illusions sunk deep in our brains, influencing the way we act, how we dress, behave in public, occupy space, choose and attract sexual partners, spend money, make friends and enemies.
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When it comes to The Bachelor, there are a few certainties: There's a girl who is not there to make friends, there will be several shots of the Bachelor standing on the edge of a cliff, looking contemplative and, of course, there will be the one contestant who boozes a bit harder than the rest on night one.
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The 35-year-old software salesman, who was both Andi Dorfman and Kaitlyn Bristowe's runner-up (and gained a villainous reputation for his I'm-not-here-to-make-friends 'tude on Bristowe's season), told PEOPLE last year that there was a "zero percent" chance he'd return to The Bachelorette, but in Paradise, it could be third time's a charm.
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It is a place where you can grow as a person, be vulnerable, be creative, sleep under the stars, swim in Blue Lake [a body of water in a nearby National Park], sing by a campfire, jump off a dream tree, believe in food-waste dragons, develop skills, make friends and continuously feel supported in every stage of life.
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After bringing a whole to meaning to the reality TV manta "I'm not here to make friends," Caridi was kicked off The Bachelor this week during a two-on-one date in which, after confessing her unrequited love for him, Higgins accidentally fooled viewers – and her – by bringing along an all-important rose to the breakup.
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It takes a break from the overarching storylines of the rest of the series, diverting to follow telekinetic nose-bleeder Eleven as she runs away from home to Chicago to find her "sister" from Hawkins Lab: we see her make friends with a bunch of punks, get a bitchin' makeover and seek violent revenge on her former abusers.
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Douglas Caine, founder of Sober Champion, a company that has provided coaches for celebrities, explains they can do anything from keeping an eye on their patient from a distance to providing therapy, helping them make friends in a healthier community, or—in extreme cases—confiscating their wallet, shoes, and confronting people that sell substances to the patient.
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We knew hardly anyone in the area, and we've been slow to make friends, partly because our time here carries an expiration date and partly because that is the nature of connection in adulthood: sluggish in the presence of middle-aged rigidity and in the absence of environments that encourage fast friendship, like school and drunken bar nights.
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Second year of university I decided I was my own man—that alcohol wasn't a curse, that it was a vice, that I was better than that, that I could control it if I knew the size of it, and also it's really fucking hard to make friends when you just sit in your dorm room soberly playing Xbox alone.
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I had a chance to try the camera and I was initially underwhelmed; weighing in at 280g, I found it hard to keep stable (it weighs a third of my everyday shooter, which itself is a tiny little thing carved out of a block of metal) and the controls were counter-intuitive enough that I didn't immediately make friends with them.
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There's also the small-town sweetheart (Tia, who is friends with Raven Gates and looks like a cross between JoJo Fletcher and Becca Tilley), the quirky one (Kendall, who's obsessed with taxidermy), the bubbly blonde (Krystal, who actually sounds kind of sedated), and the one not here to make friends (Chelsea, a single mom who is about to Olivia Caridi this whole season).
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Experts say Gen Y may be the most complex generation in the country's labor force, but the Qualtrics-Accel survey of almost 1,500 millennials showed several prominent workplace factors to be less make-or-break for millennials than might be expected, including a company's financial stability, culture, the opportunity to make friends on the job and seeing other employees happy.
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Seriously: 81 percent of teens — who grew up with smartphones and social media — said it makes them feel more connected to friends, 71 percent said it helps them show their creative side, 69 percent said it helps them make friends and with a more diverse group of people and 68 percent feel like they have people who support them through tough times.
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As a reality TV star turned Republican Party nominee hurls invective at entire races and religions, an actual reality TV show will be there to offer a break: a journey to a place where kindness, civility, and talent rule, contestants pursue pure excellence rather than wealth, and, in defiance of reality TV tradition, everyone appears to be there to make friends.
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When Seven gets rescued and deprogramed from Borg mind-control she is faced with a unique set of challenges: how to live without the voice of the collective in her brain, how to not go around trying to assimilate everyone she meets and, most difficult of all, how to make friends when you've spent a large part of your life being so close to people they were literally inside your head.
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I was too shy to make friends with any of the people I met at the protests I went to when the invasion of Iraq started, but I went — even as our host university sent emails telling American students not to, even as the other Americans in my group spread rumors that the United States consulate could somehow take pictures of your face at a protest and confiscate your passport.
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The next year, her family moved to Southern California to help her career and Ms. Palmer soon starred in the movie "Akeelah and the Bee" (which featured her debut single, "All My Girlz") and the Nickelodeon comedy "True Jackson, VP." Even then, she continued to dance, taking hip-hop classes at the Millennium Dance Complex in Hollywood, as "a way for me to make friends," she said in her quick, bright, candy-coated voice.
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It very early on set the stakes of which characters were which — Trump was the "I'm not here to make friends" villain, Jeb Bush the slowly disintegrating normal guy, Marco Rubio the dude who could never get it together — and as Trump looked more and more like he was going to win, he gained the boost you'd expect from becoming the frontrunner, both of a political campaign and of a season of Survivor.
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