It's how you make friends with the popular guys. . . .
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"To make friends with everyone, not just America," she says.
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The handkerchief helps you to make friends with some wolves.
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Or just make friends with someone like Chance the Rapper.
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They would simply seek to make friends with our adversaries.
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And it's easy to make friends with both locals and expats.
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"Make friends with rejection and prepare yourself for it," Stewart says.
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"Honestly, I'm probably the easiest person to make friends with," he says.
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I get to make friends with people from all over the world.
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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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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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Our enemies are afraid of us, let&aposs make friends with them again.
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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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We make friends with the bartender, who must have given us a deal.
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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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This mod asks: What if you could make friends with that kind of power?
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What I would have done if I were Molly: Make friends with a witch.
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I guess it's time to make friends with my local video store clerk again.
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You gotta go out there and make friends with all the agents and legats.
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You're more likely to make friends with a robot than have one murder you.
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Go back to basics and make friends with sea lions in Cabo Polonio, Uruguay.
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Either way you're going to make friends with moths and other creatures of the night.
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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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You have to make friends with the world in order to really collaborate with them.
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His friend Orod Kaveh told CNN on Friday that Aghabali could make friends with anyone.
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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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It's surprising, then, to see Elon Musk working so hard to make friends with Donald Trump.
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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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Just because you're not in an office, doesn't mean you can't make friends with your colleagues.
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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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I want to go into a country, make friends with the locals, and find mama's food.
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"But my one mighty travel talent is that I can make friends with anybody," she writes.
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" Laolao told me, "If they ever caught him I should like to make friends with him.
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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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Since Trump's surprise victory, we've already seen several firms seeking to make friends with the incoming administration.
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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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Called "Rock, Paper, Scissors," it has the three historical enemies learning to make friends with each other.
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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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" To make friends with the play, she writes, "I started thinking about it as a refugee story.
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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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Instead, he invented a marketing campaign that allowed him to make friends with farmers all over the country.
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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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"I feel like I've reached the age when I have to make friends with death," she wrote back.
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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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"You're supposed to make friends with future secretaries of state, not weirdo musicians," a friend, Adam Mortimer, said.
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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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Mr Erdogan decided to make friends with Mr Putin partly because having him as an enemy was so painful.
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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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To pull this off, they apparently make friends with the waitress and talk her into letting them film there.
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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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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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Manafort reportedly worked with him during the election to make friends with a Russian oligarch who has ties to Putin.
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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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Families usually make friends with other families too, creating a complex network of bond groups and clans that stick together.
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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 don't make friends with boys, as my parents asked me not to," a 12-year-old in Delhi said.
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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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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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"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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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"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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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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"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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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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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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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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" 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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And I think that's one reason why by all accounts he became good friends with Justice Ginsburg... Tonight, all of us, whether we agreed or disagreed with him, should be praying for his family and thankful for the fact that he was able to live a life where he could say what he thought and do what he thought was right and do it with a smile on his face and reach out and make friends with Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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Week 15, in one sentence: President Donald Trump reached his 1.53th day as president; avoided a government shutdown by compromising with Democrats on a spending bill; signed an executive order that loosens regulations on offshore drilling; placed a "very friendly" phone call to accused mass murderer and Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte, and invited him to the White House; golfed again; was corrected by his national security adviser about South Korea paying for the U.S. missile defense system; pondered why the Civil War happened; got so upset by a journalist's questions about his wiretapping allegations that he abruptly ended the interview; called Kim Jong Un "a pretty smart cookie"; turned on the U.S. missile defense system in South Korea; gave Jared Kushner another job — to make friends with Silicon Valley; called for a "good shutdown" of the government; signed an executive order to restore "religious liberty"; returned to New York City (briefly); and finally got enough House Republicans on his side to pass an Obamacare replacement bill.
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