Been making friends with this happy fellow ginger biscuit fan!
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Hey, it's a baby goat making friends with three kittens.
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Making friends with people of different age groups teaches us alot.
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My boyfriend literally has no problem making friends with anybody... pic.twitter.
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I ended up making friends with this spork monster named Borko.
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History suggests that making friends with states is a sound plan.
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If there's one thing they're hopeful for, it's making friends with Mendes.
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It's beautiful to see people making friends with people they just met.
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Jonathan is also single and making friends with everyone from the show online.
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He's holding various puppies, cats, and is even making friends with a turtle.
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"Making friends with white supremacists isn't fighting for the community," one person tweeted.
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For a while, he was happy, he said, making friends with other Syrians.
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Most of the women are comfortable, chatting amongst themselves and making friends with ease.
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We crowd some people at the bar and end up making friends with them.
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From tigers to elephants, dogs have been making friends with other animals for decades.
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But making friends with other kids like me is what I'm really looking forward to.
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President-elect Donald Trump is developing a habit of making friends with enemies of journalism.
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Dogs have been making friends with other animals for as long as we can remember.
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Normally we speak boisterously, laughing uproariously and making friends with other patrons at the bar.
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Callie, apparently, spent five years making friends with textbooks, so she hasn't dated anyone since Aaron.
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All Tamagotchis start off in "Tamatown", where they can go around making friends with other Tamagotchis.
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Just having it on the kid's plate is the first step to making friends with that food.
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She's never had to deal with reincarnation or tallying up her points or making friends with a demon.
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It means they're making friends with the Hill and donating money for the same reasons Wall Street donates.
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That didn't stop her from making friends with some "fabulous" people — one of whom is NASA astronaut Shane Kimbrough.
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The singer has often been criticized for being a fake feminist and seemingly only making friends with Victoria's Secret models.
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"I think she was making friends with the wrong people, with drug dealers," her ex-boyfriend Bryan Rudd told PEOPLE.
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Google unveiled a $399 phone, the CIA is making friends with anonymity, and we've got some kids tips to boot.
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While making friends with the regime can certainly pay off, it can also be risky if you choose the wrong protector.
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Between the lines: While Amazon fights its biggest Democratic critics publicly, some executives are also making friends with other 2020 candidates.
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After we moved to a small town in Southern Illinois, we began making friends with couples who shared our kid-shaped schedules.
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She moved to the center after breaking her leg in the wild, and stayed there after making friends with humans on staff.
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This is also a great way to experiment with the diplomacy system, as making friends with other leaders will help keep you safe.
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When he slowly but surely starts making friends with some of the locals, Christmas cheer begins to spread around an otherwise drab town.
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She ended up making friends with everyone at Outpost and now I'm wondering if I should bring her with me to interviews more often.
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Starchild is the sort of only-in-San Francisco character you end up making friends with if you spend enough time at City Hall.
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Since deaf people are a small minority, particularly at a concert, there is also a good chance of making friends with other deaf concertgoers.
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A low-baud modem was your ticket to making friends with people from around the world who shared any number of interests, including games.
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A too-sweet montage of Camille and Amma shows Amma settling into Camille's apartment, even making friends with a neighbor girl named Mae (Iyana Halley).
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This installment of the series allows you to build your own campsite while also making friends with other players, completing requests, and building new items.
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" The artist's driving creative force is deeply examining her own unarticulated questions, "swimming in them, making friends with them, wrestling with them, getting knocked down.
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Anyway, what good is a childhood spent making friends with make-believe creatures if you can't at least get nostalgic about it once in a while?
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And I fear that her unconventional approach to dressing may hurt her child's chances at making friends with the children of boring, conventional parents like me.
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Tonya Stratton, whose mother was one of Herring's foster children, grew up calling Herring "Grama Linda" and spending her childhood making friends with Herring's foster kids.
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He had grown to 6-9, but he weighed 250 pounds and became an exercise fanatic, making friends with the StairMaster to keep his body lean.
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The theft itself is wonderfully chaotic, and involves Hanks casually making friends with passers-by as he charges past them on the way to complete his mission.
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The Yorkie is now at her new home, making friends with her kitty sibling and getting fitted for a lifejacket so she can go sailing this summer.
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"We must, starting from officials in leadership positions, broadly develop different ethnicities making friends with each other," Zhang said in comments carried by the official Xinjiang Daily.
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After he served time in prison for felony gun charges, Meeks was signed to a modeling agency, attending fashion week and making friends with industry A-listers.
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Ethan Nichtern calls the process of seeing yourself as bigger than your unstable thoughts "making friends with yourself," and this, he says, is the point of meditation.
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Keep in mind they may have to make this decision repeatedly, including when starting a new job, making friends with coworkers, and otherwise interacting with new people.
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It's not like "The Bachelor" star Corinne's ever cared about making friends with the other contestants ... but she's officially embraced the role of #1 bad girl now.
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Yono is an adorably rotund little elephant who is off to save the world by solving puzzles a-la Zelda, head-butting enemies, and making friends with chickens.
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For the NAACP, making friends with the LDS was a difficult journey, steered by a handful of individuals in the movement's leadership and initially resisted by some members.
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Sadly it wasn't swarming with celebs — I had visions of making friends with Adele — but there were a bunch of quiet bars and cafes in which to recharge.
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He's dissing US allies, assailing the global trading system, broke bread with North Koreans, is railing against institutions that check his domestic power and making friends with tyrants.
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But according to the NYPD, a band of thieves in New York is using a much simpler method—making friends with bargoers and asking to hold their stuff.
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Unfortunately, I don't know how you go about making friends with Russell Brand, so I have to find another way to convince brands and followers that I am.
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Chance of death: 12.5% After spending last week making friends with Dany's dragons, Tyrion is now back to doing the two things he knows best: drinking and knowing things.
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Chance of death: 7.69% After spending last week making friends with Dany's dragons, Tyrion is now back to doing the two things he knows best: drinking and knowing things.
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" Making friends with transformation "With the advances in technology, there definitely is a push from customers, clients and consumers in general – they want everything, and they want it now.
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Modern Russia is a classic example: if you want to succeed in the Russian oil business, you're better off making friends with Putin than studying up on drill mechanics.
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As users take advantage of the popular service, MoviePass has to cover the gap in the discounted ticket price (and it hasn't been good at making friends with theaters).
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"I think she was making friends with the wrong people, with drug dealers," her ex-boyfriend Bryan Rudd told PEOPLE in December 2015, a year into the homicide investigation.
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Kardashian pretended to be a tourist from Albuquerque, making friends with the driver who even highlighted the restaurant where Kim Kardashian West gets her go-to chinese chicken salad.
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We love making friends with, and working with other local restaurants, as well as artists and vendors, and what a better way to celebrate Thanksgiving than with a doughnut collaboration!
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And, she offers ways to get out — first, by by noticing what's going on, and then, by making friends with anxious thoughts rather than trying to cure ourselves of them.
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After making friends with autocrats around the world, Mr. Trump has drawn a red line with Nicolás Maduro, demanding that the iron-fisted president of Venezuela hand power to his opposition.
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She described making friends with a white student while working on a class project who invited her to tour the house decs, annual themed campus decorations designed by the Greek organizations on campus.
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Nurturing empathy Some programs encourage students to get an even closer perspective on bullying by making friends with bullying victims — which psychologists say could go a long way toward nurturing their sense of empathy.
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" The country star, who is also performing at the show, brought her mother and Evans along as her dates, and she joked that the latter (the "really hot Australian") was "probably making friends with everyone.
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Critical Shopper Phone calls, sneaker bots and making friends with salesclerks: Critical Shopper chases down the Balenciaga Triple S. Ordinarily, this column has rules, an enclosed rhythm: visit store, take in its offerings, offer impressions.
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That's a clip from Paul O'Grady's ITV show For the Love of Dogs, which featured a cheerful Tom Hardy visiting a dog rescue centre with O'Grady and making friends with a large pooch called Titch.
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That idea goes underdeveloped in Jexi, as does any inkling that Phil might be a genuine introvert who doesn't necessarily need to be nudged into making friends with his co-workers at a BuzzFeed-like publisher.
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What it is: Stardew Valley is one of those peaceful and relaxing games set in an idyllic village where the only main concerns are working on your farm, exploring a mine, and making friends with neighbors.
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After he served time in prison for felony gun charges, Meeks was signed to a modeling agency and took the fashion world by storm — attending fashion week and making friends with industry's A-list like Carine Roitfeld.
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Despite a penchant for super-bold block colors, Philomene's portraiture work has a distinct sensitivity to it, something that comes from making friends with their subjects and allowing them to decide how they'd like to be depicted.
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Little does she know, the one she has been waiting for is sitting in the back row, making friends with a follower named Madeline (Harriet Sansom Harris), who is really nice and offers to cook Michael a meal.
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The president, who might want to be making friends with the senators who need to confirm Judge Gorsuch, tipped his hand as to what news program he was watching Thursday morning: CNN, where Mr. Blumenthal was being interviewed.
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Public service means connecting with the public they serve, getting involved with the people, breaking up fights, taking reports, referring complaints, giving advice where appropriate, and really making friends with the law-abiding people where the officers are assigned.
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The 4½-year-old oldest child of Kanye West and wife Kim Kardashian West is making friends with a ladybug in a new snap shared to West's Twitter account Wednesday, gazing down at the tiny creature resting on her finger.
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The heavy use of a fisheye lens adds to the sense that gravity has been warped, and with it everyone's priorities; making friends with the queen's pet rabbits becomes just as high-stakes as advocating to prolong a national conflict.
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Let the Right One In, about a young girl vampire making friends with a bullied 12-year-old boy, follows a long tradition of finding monsters much creepier when they interact with kids — or when they look like kids themselves.
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A far-right blog accused Duane Rasmussen, one of the founders of the North Idaho Pachyderm Club, of "bringing Socialism to Kootenai County" for making friends with Spokesman-Review columnist Dave Oliveria, who often published photos Rasmussen had taken of GOP events.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE keeps making friends with the previously unseemly.
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I know in my gut that nothing happened and that C. loves me and he wouldn't cheat on me, but I also know that he prioritizes going out and drinking and making friends with strangers over maintaining trust and respect in our relationship.
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Though the Google-GOP courtship has a lot to do with making friends with the political party in firm control of all three branches of the federal government, part of it is also likely in response to changing attitudes within the Democratic Party.
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If the idea of an alien making friends with a kid from a broken home while government agents wait in the wings calls to mind E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial, that's because Bumblebee basically is E.T., albeit with more fights, and a much less cuddly alien.
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"We decided to take a different route where we actually give a damn about the people that are here, and we ended up making friends with a lot of them," said Mr. Petroski, who has doubled his space to 5,000 square feet over five years.
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Music fans had been making friends with other fans on the internet longer than many of those musicians had been alive, recreating and amplifying the participatory skills and practices they had honed over more than a century and setting the stage for today's more participatory environment.
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"There have been a number of pretty stunning breaches with Ring devices in the last few weeks," Quintin said, "and it seems to me like Ring is more interested in making friends with and providing information to police than it is in actually protecting its customers' security."
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Mr. Durant may have called off his engagement with Monica Wright, a W.N.B.A. player, and dialed back the entourage, but he goes out often after games in San Francisco and is quickly making friends with the tech titans who populate Oracle Arena's version of celebrity row.
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He's now back with a collection of his short fiction, which includes stories about a drunk making friends with a mail-carrier robot, a mother trying to assimilate her teleported daughter into our world, and a robot that keeps coming back to life to save a young girl.
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After making friends with a few retailers like Sephora, Thaggard and her team of nine chemists got to work yet again, creating products like a CC cream, a lip balm, a lip and cheek tint, a mousse, a lip gloss, a setting powder, and a self-tanner all packed with SPF.
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And I did what my padres had taught me — put my head down and worked hard, fetching coffee, volunteering to take notes in meetings, writing drafts of memos, making friends with the Spanish-speaking secretaries and custodial staff, and trying to ensure my colleagues saw me as someone who adds value.
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Over the last decade, I've accumulated a fair amount of ambivalence about Swift — much of which can broadly be traced to the same period as the disordered eating she talks about, including her performance at the 2014 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, and the conspicuous making-friends-with-models that accompanied it.
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They barely knew each other, but to be convincing in their work, they'd have to play the part well — working together at a travel agency, tending to their home, participating in the capitalist system, making friends with the neighbors, even having children as a cover: first Paige, and then her brother, Henry.
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As someone who's best friends are of another race, someone who's a real ... and to take this out of racism, someone who's a xenophile, someone who loves other cultures and other foods and music and other architecture and all... The people who are making friends with diverse people are not the people you should be worrying about, and it really is a defense.
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Certainly, when read about online, ego death seems to offer solutions to many of life's problems—along with a promise of clarity in a confusing age—but with validation-seeking forum posts showing that, clearly, our egos can't be killed for long, perhaps making friends with the ego, and learning how to control it, would be healthier than trying to destroy it.
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Late last year the first self-compassion curriculum for teens, "Making Friends With Yourself: A Mindful Self-Compassion Program for Teens and Young Adults," was developed by Karen Bluth, assistant professor at the University of North Carolina's School of Medicine, and Lorraine Hobbs, director of the youth and family programs at the University of California San Diego Center for Mindfulness.
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There were many moments of sheer joy: sitting at a table in the Peruvian Andes, a moody clear light streaming in through the window, a procession of gorgeous plates of truly lyrical dishes appearing on my table; pulling up to the counter of the Swan Oyster Depot in San Francisco, eating its "Sicilian sashimi" (raw fish drizzled with olive oil, red onions and capers) and making friends with the people seated next to me; gobbling pizza in Naples, surrounded by families chattering in Italian.
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In " They Also Ran " (21940), a still entertaining study of defeated Presidential candidates, Irving Stone offers another kinetic portrait of Willkie, this time as an electricity baron in his early forties: He did not rest behind his desk on Pine Street, but went on the road himself as a sort of supersalesman, instilling confidence in local power companies, pepping up appliance firms, spending as many as two hundred days a year in small towns across the face of the nation, making friends with merchants, newspapermen, consumers, selling them the idea that the more electricity they used the cheaper it would be . . .
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