And some people like them, they like to meet people this way, because it is hard to meet people.
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However, others like to meet people, and if you're looking to meet people, there's also an app for that, called High There!
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Did you meet people there who were involved in music?
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Getting to meet people like the film's star, Ellen DeGeneres.
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I'm going to meet people, make friends, have fun backstage'.
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I simply don't meet people with that kind of attitude.
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Meet people who, like Bishop Curry, are serious about love.
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Get out, meet people, use your hands and your time.
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" And Mashenka repeated: "Now I'm not afraid to meet people.
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I think I have to meet people on the way.
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You don't meet people at malls going, 'Oh my god.
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Do you meet people who start traveling later in life?
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You can go out, meet people, and explore a city.
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I'm going to meet people and be social and party.
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We meet people who knew Smiley, who mourn his death.
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"We're trying to meet people where they live," Houser said.
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They go out and they meet people and they socialize.
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Social media has become the new outlet to meet people.
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I wanted to meet people that were working in technology.
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So, she used her network on Twitter to meet people.
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"You have to meet people where they are," Teevan says.
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"I meet people who come to the show," she said.
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We'll meet people in their mid-30s who say, 'OMG, I grew up with your show' and we'll meet people in their late teens who are like, 'All my friends and I love your show!
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So what does it mean to 'meet people where they are?
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I don't want to meet people who haven't heard of me.
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Raposo told Insider that the experience has helped him meet people.
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Once I started cruising, I found it easy to meet people.
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And, for some people, workouts are a way to meet people.
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It's made me meet people from different parties and have conversations.
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I find it inherently interesting to meet people different from me.
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With acting, I'm able to meet people in a different way.
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"Dating apps aren't the only ways to meet people," she says.
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I'm excited to get back on the road and meet people.
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"Every day I meet people that I think can be helped."
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It's not exactly rocket science that you can meet people online.
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Anywhere there was an opportunity to meet people, I was there.
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"Everybody used to come here, meet people, have beefs," Shaz said.
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It is literally just, 'I'm gonna meet people where they are.
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But in Haiti you meet people like that all the time.
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I go out on the street at night and meet people.
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Then when you become an adult it's harder to meet people.
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"You'll meet people who just idolize her," says a former employee.
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It's an exciting day to meet people, so go out and network.
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You've got to be able to meet people, encourage them to come.
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The blood had dried [Laughs] and they were ready to meet people.
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Don't just meet people expecting to get a job out of it.
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I began to meet people with bodies shaped like mine or worse.
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Second, she says dating apps have changed the way we meet people.
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You're feeling especially flirtatious and charming, eager to socialize and meet people.
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It's simultaneously easier to meet people and simpler to sack them off.
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I meet people and tell myself they probably wouldn't like me anyway.
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When you meet people face to face, it turns out they're complicated.
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You got to meet people that you would never get to meet.
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We've got dozens of dating apps to help us meet people online.
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Do we really need a device to help us meet people IRL?
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I was trying to meet people and have a little fun, too.
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When I meet people now, they only want to talk about me.
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But then you meet people who are stush because they're just pricks.
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Then I went around the neighborhood to meet people and gather ideas.
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I wanted to meet people, go on dates, have one-night stands!
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More generally, the WoVeN program helps veterans meet people in their communities.
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But just remember that you're not "using" anyone when you meet people.
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It's easiest if you get to meet people in person, several times.
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"I really want to just meet people where they are," O'Rourke said.
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"They are usually dying to go out and meet people," he said.
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You didn't meet people you had a lot of in common with.
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But most fundamentally, liberalism's defenders need to meet people where they are.
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I can only talk to people or meet people whom I know.
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It's easy to meet people when you're in high school and college.
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Take a break from the wired world and meet people in person.
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It's fun, nice people, and you get to meet people from different countries.
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Later, he started working for them to return the service and meet people.
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This is a fantastic time to meet people, travel, and share ideas, Aries!
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Sometimes you meet people, and you kind of go —— RUDOLPH Is it you?
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You'd just camp, meet people, do drugs, drink and have a good time.
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And every year, we meet people who are surprised to see us there.
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You meet people who are uncomfortable with the basics of the modern economy.
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At this meal, I was pleasantly surprised to meet people younger than me.
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But their reporters are not allowed to meet people or to travel freely.
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I went to their church and slowly began to meet people my age.
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I am 39 and I know how hard it is to meet people.
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Sometimes working for Nicholas Kristof means getting to meet people like Malala Yousafzai.
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Now, with social media, there are so many other ways to meet people.
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Rather than opting for a dating site, just meet people and make connections.
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Easy energy flows today, Aquarius, and it's a great time to meet people!
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I used to meet people at that clock while I was growing up.
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"We meet people who have been beaten down by the system," Lowitz said.
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You're already at the point at which you're trying to meet people halfway.
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Being in the military, you meet people from all different walks of life.
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"Ladies, please be careful when you meet people on these apps," Rackauckas said.
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"One doesn't have the money to go out," and meet people she added.
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You'll be excited to meet people, and even join a group or organization.
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Another regular delivered a soliloquy on how to meet people in New York.
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It's so fun to get to meet people and be there in that moment.
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There is also another way to meet people: through the app's group chat feature.
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Shooting far fewer pictures meant there was more time to meet people and talk.
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You recognize that things are sad, you meet people who have been through trauma.
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I occasionally meet people who think the Internet is going to go away someday.
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We want you to meet people with different views and grow as you go.
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Facebook is fun, I guess, for some people, because you get to meet people.
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My friends assured me that the way to meet people was via the internet.
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"I only meet people playing ping pong, playing poker, playing backgammon," he told CNBC.
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They say it's easier to meet people on Yik Yak than other social apps.
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I tend to meet people finding solutions for problems I never knew we had.
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When we do meet people locally, Kari and I try to use our ebike.
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As a teen, I'd just meet people through groups of friends or very organically.
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He says it's a great way to meet people who create art and crafts.
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That how I meet people has an impact on how much I like them.
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They wouldn't do anything naughty; just use their eyes, and talk and meet people.
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"When I meet people like that, I'm always so taken with them," Marling says.
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And puts herself in positions to not make new acquaintances, to not meet people.
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Maybe you could meet people at a bar she said as we hung up.
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"You have to meet people where they are and go out there," she said.
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Going out was the only way you could meet people and could have sex.
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But this time, he said, he wanted to stick around longer and meet people.
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Do you meet people to date/fuck mostly through apps or in the wild?
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He was going alone with plans only to learn to surf and meet people.
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You'd meet people you so admired, like Saul Steinberg, who was everything to me.
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It's nice to meet people who think outside of the box a little bit.
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One day, I phoned the Pakistan Muslim Centre to ask whether I might meet people.
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On Tuesday, he headed to the area to meet people still affected by the storm.
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Mostly, I love to meet people in person when I can, at cons or events.
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As an artist, I often meet people who don't respect me because I'm a woman.
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I feel like people now can use any sort of social device to meet people.
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"It's been really surreal to meet people like Kris Kristofferson and Lou Harris," she says.
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One of the best ways to combat this, he said, was to meet people IRL.
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That's OK—open your heart and meet people half-way this Libra season, little ram!
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That's how you meet people—pouring your heart and soul out in a writer's room.
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Winners of the hackathon will visit Israel and meet people from its thriving tech sector.
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It's almost finishing school for them to be out in the world and meet people.
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It's a really fast way to meet people, but it's not like, overly-sexualized, y'know?
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You meet people who are totally different from you but have one thing in common.
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And the challenges change too, so it's nice to meet people putting out records now.
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Of those surveyed, only four percent said they preferred to meet people using dating apps.
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Position it as a way to meet people and make an impact while doing so.
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It's a gift to women who rely on dating apps to meet people more safely.
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I occasionally meet people who take peculiar pride in choosing to never read contemporary fiction.
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This helped him meet people who were already successfully doing what he hoped to do.
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"When I meet people from abroad, I say I am from Prague," Mr. Pehe said.
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"Before the online world, you were forced to meet people at bars," he told me.
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Outside of explicitly gay events and the usual apps, it's much harder to meet people.
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You meet people who put the Monkees in a completely different space in their head.
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An inspiring conversation arrives later this morning, and it's a wonderful day to meet people.
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One thing that's improved since I started living alone is my ability to meet people.
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It's an exciting day to meet people, hang out with friends, and explore new places.
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Warrior Mars connects with your ruling planet Jupiter; it's a wonderful time to meet people.
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It's best to meet people where they are, so I'll attempt a little matchmaking instead.
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When I meet people from the Midwest, they tend to have a slow, calm existence.
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I have no idea what I do when I meet people for the first time.
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How does it feel to meet people from the internet who know your internet persona?
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But coming to things like this, you kind of meet people who are like you.
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"When I meet people in the normal world now, I get bored," Mr. Hummer said.
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"In the beginning, we came just to meet people and talk shop," Mr. Nathan said.
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" —Jordan T. "When I travel, I use dating apps to meet people in new places.
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I still meet people who think anyone who can speak Spanish is a new arrival.
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Moreover, around the hospital, I'd meet people — patients, staffers, their families — who created amazing things.
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Sure, I run into plenty of reticence—but I also meet people with open minds.
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I got to meet people that I never knew existed who I'm now friends with.
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Now, Foster says rideshare apps have made it easier to meet people, and make spontaneous plans.
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People would advise me to go out and meet people, but I was incapable of it.
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"I just started playing writers' rounds and trying to write songs and meet people," she says.
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It's a wonderful afternoon to meet people and share ideas—the energy is easygoing and cooperative.
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We must meet people where they are and ask them to do the same for us.
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However, doing so will reinvigorate you to meet people who work outside of your corporate bubble.
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It's interesting to me because you get to meet people, you learn, and you discuss things.
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Later, I would meet people I person and didn't use the internet for trans related things.
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"I'm telling you, wherever I go, I don't meet people who are for Hillary," he said.
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They use it to learn about events and meet people who are attending events coming up.
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Technology makes it easy to meet people on the road and to stay in touch. Numbeo.
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You've said that you have to meet people where they are, and we're on our phones.
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"I only meet people playing ping pong, playing poker, playing backgammon," says Altucher, speaking to CNBC.
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Arko adds that it's helped him meet people in the city thanks to regular community events.
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Today is exciting, especially socially—it's a wonderful day to meet people, friends, or romantic interests.
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Tonight's energy is magical and passionate: Be sure to go out and meet people this evening.
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Above all I wanted to meet people who had similar experiences, and I quickly found them.
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I actually feel kinda proud just to meet people, and just getting my work out there.
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Good vibes are flowing in your relationships, and this is an exciting day to meet people.
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The thinking behind the Black Panther voter registration was: Let's meet people where they already are.
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I think it would be really good for me to meet people from completely different genres.
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The introvert's superpowers are useful whenever you meet people you don't know, or don't know well.
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Ms. Ocasio-Cortez said it's vital to meet people in person, for handshakes, selfies and conversations.
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"I get really sad when I meet people who have conflict in their family," she says.
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Once I'm ready I'm going to meet people the good old fashion way—in their DMs.
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Andela sends its developers to customer sites to meet people and learn about the client's business.
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Joining a Discord server can be a great way to meet people who share your interests.
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It&aposs what we do when we meet people, it&aposs how we read the room.
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It was refreshing to meet people who challenged the bubble I had grown up in. 7.
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It's easy to meet people, but you don't know if you're meeting them for the right reasons.
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And my interest isn't to go out and meet people who are curious to meet the unicorn.
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As in harm reduction, the idea is to "meet people where they are" and offer help accordingly.
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Dating apps still remain one of the most accessible ways to meet people, especially for LGBTQ+ communities.
|
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We want to meet people were they are, and that's how I think the future will go.
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I just meet people, and then if I go out with them, I go out with them.
|
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I have very specific tastes and it helps me to meet people I wouldn't have met otherwise.
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I meet people all the time who tell me it inspired them to talk about their abortions.
|
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"This is how I meet people — I can't just, like, meet someone at a bar," she adds.
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That's why one of the core principles of harm reduction is to meet people where they are.
|
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And they tell you you shouldn't meet people you really like, but I don't think that's true.
|
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He believes nonprofits and other organizations need to meet people halfway by presenting them with actionable opportunities.
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When you go to a job, you meet people, socialize, and feel like you're contributing to society.
|
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"We used to be able to meet people in the middle and agree to disagree," Gunn says.
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Next, be sure to put yourself into situations where you can meet people who can help you.
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She traveled often, to meet people from migrant workers in California to wounded soldiers in Bora Bora.
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"I meet people from all over the world — actors from shows when I'm getting coffee," she said.
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Cohen said he used Trump Twitter threads to meet people and have open discussions about current events.
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If you've started a new job, make an effort to meet people who work in different departments.
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When you meet people that are doing it in a sober fashion, you see that it's possible.
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I figured the best way to meet people in LA was to be in the poetry world.
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Every time I go to Leipzig now, I meet people from Berlin, because Berlin's become so expensive.
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Except for interviews, it's been hard to meet people because they tend to move in big units.
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Meet-up groups feel corny, but they're an effective way to meet people who share your interests.
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They want to do new things, have different experiences, meet people again, re-engage with their community.
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You can use Bumble BFF to meet people, usually those who are also new to the city.
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But what happens when using apps is as fruitless as trying to meet people in real life?
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I got to meet people from behind the scenes, and it was like, 'Wow,' this was cool.
|
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And because in Haiti you meet people like that all the time, it comes to seem normal.
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Dating apps let you meet people outside your social circle, who you may never have met otherwise.
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" She added: "It can be hard to meet people freshman year so it helps with that, too.
|
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Ly arrived in Krakow to watch a game and began to meet people connected to the club.
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She really wanted to do this event to be able to give some creators who maybe weren't featured at VidCon a place where they could perform, meet people at, and she really wanted to make it so y'all, the viewers, could meet people and have a good experience.
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But watch out: Often, when Mercury and the Sun meet, people can get in very fixed, stubborn moods.
|
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Similarly, he told the story of Daniel, a blind, quadriplegic friend who uses Siri to meet people online.
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I responded that I was on there to meet people, which is why anyone joins a dating site.
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When I first started Fake Accent, I didn't know of where to go to meet people like myself.
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There is no opportunity to meet people with opposing viewpoints nor an opportunity to learn about alternative views.
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I meet people of all income levels in countries all over the world — we are so the same.
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Two-stepping was fast flirtation before online dating, and put simply, it's a great way to meet people.
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"I would meet people in the world during this job," Lam recalled of his time as a journalist.
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Dating sites are a great way to meet people if you're shy about hitting on a stranger IRL.
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I find it's hard to make close friends, and even harder to meet people since I've finished school.
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When he moved to the Bay Area, Tublin joined some running clubs as a way to meet people.
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Wafia: When my family moved around a lot, I used to join local choirs just to meet people.
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Dozens of career experts and business leaders have told CNBC the same advice — go out and meet people.
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This is an exciting time to meet people, and things are picking up in the relationships you're in!
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The rest said they liked to leave it up to chance and meet people while out and about.
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This place just takes that no-phone rule really seriously, which is cool because you actually meet people.
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"I didn't want to meet people who just wanted to be on TV. That's not interesting," Rose explains.
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"Tomorrow, each new day, I want to see the city, take new photographs, meet people and wander alone."
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The two started hosting parties as a way to not only meet people, but also make some money.
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Often, it's also online dating or using Tumblr to meet people with sexual identities similar to your own.
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Today brings some obstacles, but by this evening you will be energized to get out and meet people.
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I would meet people here and there, and then I'd be in a hotel room with four strangers.
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Sometimes you meet people you admire or appreciate their craft, and you might not always walk away happy.
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You don't have to change who you are or concoct a phony-feeling persona to meet people easily.
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"I would recruit people, meet people, and it was all word of mouth," Edmondson told VICE last year.
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We don't need to do the art fairs to meet people because everyone is passing through our city.
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If they meet people in person they should avoid getting close enough to even think about shaking hands.
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But the truth is, I welcomed the chance to meet people who were interested in death and dying.
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The last two days of training you go out into the park with character attendants, and meet people.
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Or join a club to meet people with common interests, suggests Gretchen Rubin, author of The Happiness Project.
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This group has really given me the chance to meet people who share the same passion as me.
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"Your goal is to meet people who can help you climb the ladder in the company," she said.
|
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They use it as a place, as a community, as a network, as a place to meet people.
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"Doing a nine-to-five, it's too boring, and you don't get to meet people," she said, laughing.
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Of those who have used the technology, 80 percent say it is a good way to meet people.
|
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I always use the same question when I meet people after they've interviewed with others at our company.
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The only reason I would want my daughters to go to college is to meet people and network.
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Just like many times in life, you're out in the world and you meet people in your sphere.
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I wanted to know if it was awkward to meet people IRL after having friendships that are strictly digital.
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It's hard to tell when you first meet people because they give you their sort of initial first take.
|
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It's kind of weird to meet people that grew up in films who are still in touch with reality.
|
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Still to this day I mostly meet people, get to know them, pine for YEARS, and then date them.
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I like that when I meet people from North Carolina they grew up on Cheerwine, and Blenheim, and NuGrape.
|
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I would come in, meet people, do releases, and I would do back-to-back interviews and photo sessions.
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It's such a simple statement, so innocent; I know "how to meet" people, as though that's everyone else's Everest.
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That means when you meet people, you don't 'pitch' them so much as just tell them what you do.
|
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I meet people who have older children, in their 20s and 30s now, and they say, 'Just enjoy it.
|
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I was the guy who would literally go through the kitchen and sneak into the party to meet people.
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And our job is just to meet people where they are and ease that journey at any given time.
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"I think in life, when you meet people for the first time, it's good to be guarded," said Girardi.
|
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Sometimes, you just don't click and most of the time, apps are a really crappy way to meet people.
|
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I did this to gain experience and meet people, not because I thought I was going to make money.
|
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I formerly had social anxiety, so I don't really like to go out and meet people and have interactions.
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It's not exactly surprising that he chose the state as the place to meet people struggling with opioid addiction.
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For a self-described homebody who doesn't drink, being a dancer allows him to go out and meet people.
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When you're in your early twenties, especially for me, you go out places, such as bars, to meet people.
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I had just moved to the Bay Area and wanted to meet people, but I wasn't ready to date.
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That's why we created a new platform for Trump supporters to meet people without being afraid of talking politics.
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You meet fighters and you meet people that you thought were fighters but they're not so good at fighting.
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It wasn't like we had the ability to go out of our cities and towns to go meet people.
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With my lifestyle, I meet people and then I don't see them for months—hopefully we keep in touch.
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I moved to New York two years ago and it was the best way for me to meet people.
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While deep emotions about relationships come up for you this morning, good opportunities to connect and meet people arrive.
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John from ESI Money also suggests joining a club or gym and volunteering to meet people and connect socially.
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"I still meet people from the East who say, 'This is not a good film,' " Sebastian Koch told me.
|
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Many travelers use Facebook, Instagram, Tinder and Grindr to meet people in new places, even in a platonic way.
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With the internet, it's easier to meet people, but at the same time, people still want to go out.
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And, look at every coffee break and lunch as a chance to meet people, share ideas, and solidify relationships.
|
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Meeting people organically out in public still happens, but sometimes it's easier and less intimidating to meet people online.
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I'm tired and I don't know that I can put myself out there to try to meet people tonight.
|
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I was eager to meet people whose religion had some built-in practice of respecting trees and preserving biodiversity.
|
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"Come meet people," Benji said, spinning her around, her skirt riding up as she tried to pull it down.
|
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So all we could think about was, where do we go so that we'll meet people once we're there?
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This is a disjointed experience because traveling alone is fundamentally incongruous: You meet people and hear their stories, yes.
|
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"I'd meet people at Starbucks, a cross street, in front of an apartment, wherever they tell you," he said.
|
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I think that when teaching, the logic is that you meet people where they're at and bring them along.
|
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Tinder is generally understood by singles as a place you can go to meet people for hookups or awkward dates.
|
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The right dating apps and sites can offer that same opportunity, allowing you to meet people who share your passions.
|
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Weinstein invited her to come to New York City to meet people in the film industry, according to Exiner d'Amore.
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And this is when I first came out to LA, I'm still like getting to know people and meet people.
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The best way for me to do that is to meet people and show them I am friendly and 'normal.
|
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The authors think this is because these folks move more frequently and may be more willing to meet people online.
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Venus connects with Jupiter, bringing lucky energy to your social life and making this an exciting time to meet people.
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When you're able to strip away that self-consciousness, workouts are an easy and even enjoyable way to meet people.
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"We'll go and meet people face-to-face but we'll do this away from the media glare," said Pakorn, 27.
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"For two and-a-half years they traveled to meet people who would help them build a case," Virginia relates.
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While some apps define themselves as a way to "meet people" or "discover people," Hinge is now a relationships app.
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"I don't get to meet people when I'm sitting behind my desk or in my apartment by myself," he said.
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Go in there, you're gonna meet people who are going to have the same kind of mindset that you have.
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I traveled around the world to meet people who have been doing it for generations if not thousands of years.
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In contemporary India, it is not unusual to meet people who are scientists at work and read horoscopes at home.
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In 2005, while thinking about how to meet people at their new school, they decided to create an online yearbook.
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Most importantly, I will meet people benefiting from lifesaving UN assistance -- and others who could do so should funds allow.
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I get to meet people from all walks of life sharing with me favorite foods, family recipes, and secret indulgences.
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You really just have to get out there and try to meet people and train and make yourself well-rounded.
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We talk in shorthand about "Trump voters" or "social justice warriors," but when you actually meet people they defy categories.
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In other places, people who come to hear classical music rarely meet people who come for hip-hop or jazz.
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In any case, health workers on principle need to meet people where they are, and increasingly, that's on their phones.
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After Facebook's PR nightmare after the 2016 election, Zuckerberg planned to personally visit and meet people in every US state.
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I get to meet people through these conventions and also spread the word that I'm writing, directing, and filmmaking now.
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I still meet people who insist that the human influence on the vastness of the atmosphere and oceans is inconsequential.
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I still meet people who insist that the human influence on the vastness of the atmosphere and oceans is inconsequential.
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He helped us meet people and get jobs, but more than that, he taught us how to think about journalism.
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So I think being really thoughtful early on, putting yourself in a ton of social situations, go out, meet people.
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Maybe if you ignore these opportunities to meet people you'll be single forever and ever and it'll be all your fault?
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We need to think creatively about how we're going to go out into the community and meet people where they're at.
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App makers like Calm's Tew say they're aiming to meet people where they already are—which is glued to their devices.
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It was easy to show up and meet people and go see them in their offices and get invited to things.
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It can be difficult to meet people out in the real world when everyone is swiping, but it's far from impossible.
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Online they can meet people not like them in those ways, but like them in other ways that may matter more.
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How do we meet people where they are, and how do we expect them to show up when they get there?
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" Rink said the experience reminded her to "always meet people where they are," something she personally longs "to be better at.
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It's weird how when you're younger it's so easy to meet people, but in your late 43s, everyone starts pairing off.
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It definitely was all new, but that was when I think it started to become normal to meet people that way.
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" On dating fans: Olivia Brownlee: "The show is the worst place to meet people, especially if you have an onstage personality.
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"You get to meet people from all over the world that typically you wouldn't even come into contact with," Felix says.
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I even warned him that because he was a young, black man, he would meet people who didn't value his life.
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You meet people who are torn between Trump and his more establishment counterparts like Rubio, Chris Christie, Bush and John Kasich.
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This will be a fantastic time to meet people, share ideas, and reflect on the give-and-take in your relationships.
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Over the next month, you'll be blessed with opportunities to meet people who can get you where you want to go.
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From all your research, have you noticed an ability to meet people and see characteristics of NPD emerge sooner than later?
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"In digital campaigning, you want to meet people where they are — whether it's on email, Facebook or another platform," she said.
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"Where else are you going to meet people," Smiley says in response to dating subordinates, citing Americans' insane work weeks. pic.twitter.
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An additional benefit of being involved in your community, Chait said, is that you might meet people whose teams have openings.
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I very often feign that I don't like it, but if I'm completely honest, it lets me meet people, another human.
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She will attend climate conferences in New York and Santiago, as well as meet people around the US, Canada, and Mexico.
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"Any time you meet people that are rich in family tradition ... those are the underpinnings of good business partners," says Lemonis.
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It has afforded me time to walk about, meet people, write, read, listen to music, watch movies, practice my golf swing.
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My mission statement is: I came to this planet to have a great time, have fun, meet people, do fun things.
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Now more than ever, we have to reach out and meet people where they are, which is increasingly at their screens.
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During the afternoons, bands play free shows "off-venue", which means the drinking starts early and it's easy to meet people.
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But the broader world, as it happens, remains a good place to make jokes, and a good place to meet people.
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This week, we meet people battling ALS, a fatal neurodegenerative disease, to investigate why there are still no viable treatment options.
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When I meet people, they're like, "Oh yeah, I loved your ..." Like that's what they remember me for is the letter.
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I spent some of that time doing my last engagement and then really starting to meet people in different creative industries.
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Yet, he felt liberated in this new way where you could trade pictures, where you could meet people in different ways.
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One of the great things about going away to college is the chance to meet people who are not the same.
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The point here is that Trump, in the room during negotiations, is open-minded and benevolent, promising to meet people halfway.
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Another opportunity to meet people was during mealtime in the dining car, which looked exactly like it did in the brochure.
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Meeting people organically out in public still happens, but sometimes it's easier and less intimidating to meet people where they are.
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When you meet people who understand you, who feel the same way you've been feeling your whole life, it's mind-blowing.
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Scott suggested asking yourself, "Where am I going to meet people who are like me?" so you can also date offline.
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You attend a conference not just to hear talks but also to meet people — how might those encounters be replicated online?
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You attend a conference not just to hear talks but also to meet people — how might those encounters be replicated online?
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It would be so fun to meet people, visit historic places, eat new foods, and really learn about a new culture.
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I began to meet people at this store, people outside of my social movement—African-American people, Jewish people, gay people.
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"People have never met presidential candidates and now they're swarming here to meet people," said Nevada Democratic Party spokesperson Molly Forgey.
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They did so much to make him feel like somebody who never wanted to meet people, but it's not true at all.
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You can meet people who aren't like you and select those who are, says Jess Carbino, the in-house sociologist at Bumble.
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You'll learn about basic computing, developments in various languages (web, Java, Python…) and meet people in the industry who might be hiring.
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It makes connections based on your specific criteria, goals and interests, so you don't just meet people — you meet the right people.
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"Everyone is so busy these days, I think it's important to find ways to meet people that works for you," says Electra.
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Ronan said it's getting to meet people who relate to the character that makes the film so much more special to her.
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I'm young and beautiful, I want to travel the world and see shit and meet people, and try new foods and shit.
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What's changed is that I sometimes feel a little cooler than I used to when I meet people and they are fans.
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I get to travel all over the world and see things I never would have otherwise and meet people with fascinating stories.
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Zuckerberg, who will turn 28503 in 22019, has announced that in 2017 he will visit and meet people in all 50 states.
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For some, books may be one of the few places where we meet people wholly unlike ourselves and revel in our differences.
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"When you meet people at that age, you're sensitive to somebody that answers something that you're looking for in yourself," she said.
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When the Topanga parents meet people, and share the details of their living arrangements, there are, inevitably, two questions, Ms. Evanguelidi said.
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"I'm a big believer in having the courage to compromise, having the courage to be pragmatic and meet people halfway," Scarborough said.
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I've had a fantastic experience and being a host has been an awesome way to meet people from all around the globe.
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If you want to experiment with group sex, I'd say meet people on whatever platform you're using, and do social things together.
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I think in your 20s everything can be organic, and it's just like people hanging out and that's how you meet people.
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The Moon makes a harmonious connection with Mars in Gemini, revving things up in your social life—go out and meet people!
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I've been very, very lucky to meet people in the overlapping constructor and solver communities who have been supportive and kind. 5.
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I think the current dating world we are living in gives us a lot of opportunities to meet people, which is exciting.
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It is much of white working class America that needs to reach outside its comfort zone and meet people not like them.
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"I go out a lot because that's the only way I get to meet people," she told a CNN interviewer in 1994.
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But when you travel the country and actually meet people where they are at, it becomes obvious that those lies don't work.
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Ms. Spector recently trained to volunteer as a death doula and joined a synagogue to meet people who might use her services.
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Opinion Columnist Wherever I go I seem to meet people who are either dealing with trauma or helping others dealing with trauma.
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This type of business touts itself as a wonderful chance to host parties, meet people and sell products you use and love.
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Well, it's not like ... It's not a conference, per se, but it's like a way to meet people and just have fun.
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In the show, the trio also venture out to meet people whose lives were impacted by the charities that are being staffed.
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That's a record that people just obsess over and any time we meet people, so often they want to talk about that record.
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"I meet people and they go, 'Oh'—they put a face to the byline—and they say, 'I read your stuff,'" he says.
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I'm so thrilled when I meet people who come to the book tour or message me who have found me through the book.
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The App: TastebudsThe Pitch: "Meet People through Music"What we think: Tastebuds matches you up with someone who shares your taste in music.
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In addition, a significant portion of U.S. adults (46%) said they don't think it's safe to meet people through apps and dating sites.
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Apps allow you to "meet" people you would not gravitate towards in real life; they encourage you to look outside your usual type.
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So I don't really have real perspective on what has happened until I meet people that tell me what it's done for them.
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"Now, every single day it gets easier and easier in this world to meet people that have the same interests that you do."
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And while I expected to meet people electrified by political change, I mainly encountered cautious optimism mixed with insouciant shrugs toward the politicians.
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I've been on and off the dating apps, but can't get myself to put in the energy required to meet people on them.
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"Blood banks used to recruit using traditional media, TV, radio, flyers, email, but we have to meet people where they are," Budaraju says.
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"I usually spend a good amount of time when I meet people quietly determining whether I think they're givers or takers," he said.
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And I think in the White House we learned that to effectively deliver the message you had to meet people where they are.
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I didn't know much, but I was excited to get paid to drink cheap chardonnay and meet people that could help my career.
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"If you speak in California, you'll meet people who know someone who was killed, or who survived one of the fires," he said.
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Sure, it takes a second, but how weird is it to meet people who are 32 and never learned how to parallel park?
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Matchmaking is an alternative option for those who might not be able to online date or meet people in bars or social settings.
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In our new show Black Market, hosted by actor Michael K. Williams, we meet people driven by desperation to work in underworld economies.
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At Trump campaign headquarters, he said, "you're gonna meet people who are going to have the same kind of mindset that you have."
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A meta-verse is a new world where people can walk around virtually, meet people, eventually work, build things, sell things, make money.
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This is an exciting time to meet people—and you may meet someone very unexpected as Mercury opposes wildcard Uranus on October 10.
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Now, I meet people who like me as I truly am, and the sex is so much better when you're yourself during it.
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So what you're going to do, it's over each night, and the very first night you're free to explore and meet people, basically.
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He's right now at ... He's now doing a tour ... No. He's decided to go to every state in the country and meet people.
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Venus in Taurus brings blessings to your love life—it's a wonderful time to meet people, go on dates, and generally feel cute.
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But the fact is, you do meet people and you become close to one another and you learn a lot from one another.
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I am a naturally shy person, and it was very hard for me to try and meet people after moving so many times.
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" Again and again, I meet people who don't know it or haven't thought to read it, so I find myself being a "Mrs.
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" Maybe, she writes, you meet "people who seem genuinely called to the bloodless intricacies of the law, but you yourself are not called.
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Trying to work out how people go out, how they meet people, who they want to meet, who they want to hang with.
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Dmitriev tried to use the event to meet people close to Trump but was apparently largely unsuccessful, according to the special counsel's findings.
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It was refreshing, after a school year filled with so much apathy, to meet people who seemed to actually care about their work.
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In this book, I'm telling the reader how it was to meet people, how it felt when I was threatened from various sides.
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Sagastume would like to go to Cabo San Lucas, a popular resort city, where he could use his English skills and meet people.
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"They didn't talk, were afraid to meet people and refused to leave their homes," he said, referring to his meetings with the teenagers.
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"She was able to meet people she hadn't met in the past, who we talk about on a regular basis," Ms. Geller said.
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According to Pew Research, 60 percent say online dating is a good way to meet people, up from just half that in 2005.
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"This is the best time of the year to meet people who can help you get a promotion," says networking expert Brenda Greer.
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I meet people who have thousands and thousands of employees, and millions and millions of customers – and also make a lot of money.
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Skating is a great way to have fun and meet people, but in the end, it's important to me because of the exercise.
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"They could so easily have let him stay home to do this, or they could have had him meet people in person," Sahni said.
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Facebook — Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg made a New Year's resolution to visit and meet people in every U.S. state by the end of 2017.
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They meet people from different backgrounds all the time and they're very accustomed to putting people at ease; it's unlikely you would cause offense.
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But for others who crave time to themselves and prefer to meet people in a more low-key environment, it's probably overwhelming and exhausting.
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When I meet people who like the same music as I do, for example, it doesn't really matter to me what team they support.
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Traveling in particular allows you to meet people with all kinds of plans, and lack of plans, and this is both reassuring and inspiring.
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"There are so many ways to meet people today," says Shum, who co-stars on his new series with social media stars Kina Grannis,
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United Nations Syria envoy Staffan de Mistura said on Thursday he planned to meet "people around the team" of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump.
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"I have very supportive managers [who] are constantly encouraging me to go out, meet people in my industry, network and learn," Sangam told Refinery29.
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Even with Match and OKCupid and Tinder, singles aren't really hooking up more than when you had to meet people the old-fashioned way.
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But it may also be possible to meet people who know exactly who you are, and what you've done, without you wanting them to.
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Make good use of CrunchMatch, Disrupt's free networking platform that lets you match, schedule and meet people based on mutual business goals and interests.
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Going to college is hard work, but every day I meet people whose lives have been profoundly changed by education, just as mine was.
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I think loneliness and homesickness are huge emotions you battle as a female traveler, so our guides address community and how to meet people.
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The tech founder, who will turn 85033 in 2019, has announced that in 2017 he will visit and meet people in all 50 states.
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Editor's note: This post was done in partnership with We go to conferences to meet people, learn things, and maybe set up some deals.
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January 18 is a brilliant time to meet people, go on dates, or plan a meeting, thanks to the connection between Venus and Mars.
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As we toured, we started to meet people who had been reading translations of the lyrics and they had emotional ties to the songs.
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Why would a man like Simkhai, who invented a service that made it possible to meet people anywhere, still bother to make the pilgrimage?
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It was a place where I could socialize like the extroverted college kid I wished I was and meet people from all different majors.
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As he tells it, they almost predestined him to tell these stories: "You meet people like that you almost have to write a book."
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Sometimes it's quite hard to meet people, because you become so self-aware about how you look as opposed to how everyone else looks.
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It puts me in a place, in an experience and a moment, and creates opportunity for conversation: I meet people through drawing on site.
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Circle this day on your calendar—it's a great time to make connections, meet people, go out on a date, or hold a meeting.
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But it's rare to meet people that you're in sync with about the work and who work in ways that are healthy and productive.
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" Continues Viall, weighing in on the criticism that he's only on television for the fame: "People meet people in lots of unique and crazy ways.
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So many people use apps to meet people, but then struggle to dig deep and get vulnerable with a random person who could ghost them.
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"It makes it easier for people to meet people they don&apost already know to have sex," Dr. James Watt told the San Francisco Chronicle.
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And then you meet people like Kym Worthy and you see what she's doing, you sort of can't help but say, 'What am I doing?
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We all know that Mark Zuckerberg's resolution for 2513 is to visit and meet people in every U.S. state by the end of the year.
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It makes sense that there would be some pilots buried in there (and, if you need a refresher, TV pilots are how people meet people).
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"A few years ago, my dad got the courage to start one of the websites to meet people," Richards tells PEOPLE in an exclusive interview.
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He said he liked to meet people while working and had no personal claim to the faces, animals and other artwork carved out the stumps.
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It's a lot of opening the municipal swimming baths in Folkestone, and taking a train to Blackpool to meet people in an old age home.
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I think we're all so desperate to meet people outside of dating apps that even an Uber-facilitated meet-cute feels adorable and old-fashioned.
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And then after a while, you meet people, you have friends, and they show you how to enjoy the life and how to live it.
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I just loved the idea that we could utilize some unused space in our condo and get to meet people from all over the world.
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So why would anyone need a dating app to meet people when there are 20 to 50 new potential S.O.s in each of their classes?
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Mercury and Venus meet up on August 29, making this a fantastic day to go out and meet people—you'll be in a social mood.
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It's become so simple to go to different countries and meet people—you grow and you learn so much by meeting different kinds of people.
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In that sense, Raya wants to expand those moments in life when you're eager and open to meet people, like the first days of college.
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So just 55 per cent of non-users agreed it's a good way to meet people, for example, vs 80 per cent of actual users.
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We had to move around, we had to go to places, meet people, ask questions, investigate, run around, drive cars, see people, track them down.
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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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Last year, Zuckerberg announced he would visit and meet people in all 50 states, sparking talk that he might be preparing to run for president.
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Apps like Couchsurfing and Airbnb are branching out their offerings to allow you to actually, ya know, meet people in the area you're staying in.
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Ruth Geresy, manager of the Truckee Welcome Center, said that Enterprise and Hertz also offer to meet people at the station with a rental car.
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Do you ever meet people whom you represent in the Congress who don't want statehood — people who live here in DC who don't want statehood?
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"Every day I meet people who have so much to give but have been bullied enough or frightened enough to hold it back," Godin writes.
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I was trying to meet people and get out and have a good time, just to get to know other fans from other teams too.
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Rituals allow you to let go of outmoded perspectives, put down emotional energy saps, and meet people from a place of openness and empathy, she says.
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As long as you don't treat them as your own personal dating service, UberPOOL and Lyft Line can be a pleasant way to meet people organically.
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"As we go to events, we meet people, they introduce themselves, often they ask for a picture," Walker told reporters, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel .
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I needed to meet people who were aspirational enough, they were two or three steps ahead of me, but they weren't 300 steps ahead of me.
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"When [online dating] first came out, we saw it as a means for people who weren't able to meet people in the real world," she says.
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There, the couple will meet people from charities and organizations around the globe – including the Malala Fund — who work to promote gender equality through girls' education.
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"The truth is that on the internet everything is simplified and when you meet people face to face it turns out they are complicated," he said.
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"There are a million ways to meet people," he told ET. Odds are, after his swoon-worthy stint on The Bachelorette, that won't be a problem.
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Some titles on money meet people at an introductory level, giving them step-by-step guidance on how to budget, invest, save, and spend more responsibly.
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The festival is relevant if you wish to have access to people and meet people in person that you otherwise would have a hard time meeting.
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On a return visit during which she did meet people who had been caught up in the tragedy, she was booed and heckled by a crowd.
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It was a fun way to meet people, as as cliche as it may sound, to have fun conversations with them either virtually or in person.
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I have no idea how a person this beautiful can emerge from a past that hard, and yet you meet people like this all the time.
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Another study from 2015 found that nearly 60% of Americans think online dating is a good way to meet people — up from 44% a decade earlier.
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" He encouraged his audience to vote and volunteer for the front-runner, saying they would meet people with "the same kind of mindset that you have.
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We definitely tried to shed more of the lighter side of things but it was just an honest, raw connection to go around and meet people.
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But I also get to constantly meet people who are organizing and are making sure that their voices are heard and that's very hopeful to see.
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But this doesn't mean you can't meet people online — start talking on the phone, have video chats, sext or have phone sex if that's your thing.
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I spend a lot of time these days raving about the value of dreams, and I sometimes meet people who protest: They don't remember their dreams.
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I would meet people in the garden or cafe for a coffee or a glass of wine, and I would take in one of the exhibitions.
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Now, I meet people when it feels natural, but I'm not putting pressure on myself to get out there if I don't feel up for it.
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You can then choose to match with potential dates among your friends of friends or opt to meet people completely outside of your network of friends.
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I understand the hesitation to be vulnerable on dating apps, but if you actually want to meet people you are compatible with, it's the only way.
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"I was about 10 years old and I was at my grandfather's place and there was some minister who had come to meet people," she said.
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And you'll, like, meet people and you'll just know the village is getting a little louder and a little more rowdy and then it's just a party.
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The Prince will meet people from across the region, with a focus on the emergency services and young people Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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The carpool service, which was advertised by Didi as a way to meet people, has been suspended, and authorities said on Wednesday the suspension will continue indefinitely.
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The App: LivelyThe Pitch: Meet People in MotionWhat we think: Lively, built by Zoosk, uses videos to help you get to know other people around you faster.
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More and more, I meet people who tell me they are frightened to say what they think, frightened to get into conversations about politics or current events.
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"What I love about a presidential campaign is you can get out there and you can meet people and they can get to know you," Klobuchar said.
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The pope urges priests above all to be understanding and empathetic, and to meet people where they are on issues of sex, sexual orientation, divorce, and remarriage.
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So, for example, if you never want to meet people at your gym when you're all hot and sweaty, you can disable that place from ever appearing.
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In order for churches to really understand the effect that conversion therapy has on LGBT people, they'll need to meet people who've suffered under its supposed care.
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" "To be honest with you, with a life like mine and a path like the one I've walked, you don't really meet people who understand you—ever.
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That's the thing about San Francisco that people really love, you can move out there on no money and meet people who really appreciate you for you.
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But if those youthful zealots refused to meet people in the confusing situations where they really were, they might find themselves preaching to an ever-smaller audience.
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It is not unusual to meet people wearing St. Pauli shirts who have never heard of the club, and who have no real understanding of its values.
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"It can be hard, especially for an introvert like me, to muster up the motivation to go out and meet people after a long day of work."
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Exhausted after rehearsal, I'd either walk to the sea or go home to watch a film until it got late enough to go out and meet people.
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I had the chance to meet people like the Deputy Civil Service Commissioner, a woman in her late 22019's with the skills of a seasoned leader.
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Over the course of eight episodes, we're taking listeners on a journey across Mexico and the U.S. to meet people affected by El Chapo's rise and fall.
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As of 2015, 59 percent of Americans believe that online dating is a good way to meet people, with cultural acceptance of the practice on the rise.
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Now, the story of how we met has become our little hat trick that we like to pull out whenever we meet people in the other's circle.
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Single people sit next to one another on public transit, resignedly swiping through strangers on Tinder and wondering if there is a better way to meet people.
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When you show a willingness to meet people halfway, they're more likely to want to work with you to find a compromise that makes both parties happy.
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"If you don't take the time to meet people and get away from tourist areas, you are really missing on the cultural experience of travel," Ofer said.
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If I want to be a professional dancer, I have to train, meet people, make choreo; I have to maybe get on social media and make videos.
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It should be easier for people to get to hospital and there should be mobile clinics that meet people at their homes to provide testing and treatment.
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"I took those two years at U.C.I. to explore other things, to see, read, study, meet people, make work," she told The Orange County Register in 2011.
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Here, for instance, the novel's unnamed narrator speaks straight to the reader: Only in Haiti do you meet people who find it a diversion to build infrastructure.
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Zuckerberg accomplished something else while in Texas, having completed the first stop of his tour to visit and meet people in every state in America in 2017.
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On one hand, you're feeling inspired to meet people, but on the other hand, not everyone will be feeling it, and arguments—especially about beliefs—may take place.
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Piecing together a lightweight rig has given me the flexibility to meet people where they are, be it a hotel room, bar or their PR rep's conference room.
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I originally joined this club when I first moved to the area to meet people, but this is rural America, so the club is mostly older retired women.
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So that's been a very funny side effect of this sudden political activism is that I get to meet people who use the site all over the country.
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In fact, they are 22 percent more likely to say that all the technology they have at their fingertips has actually made it harder to meet people IRL.
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Then the box office dictates a certain other reality, and then life takes over, you meet people, and you get a sense of what is real and not.
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Colloquially, I've heard students already regularly use the app to meet people, so segmenting them off and making it more centrally focused on their campus life makes sense.
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I think Twitter has allowed me to meet people and talk to people, both members of the public and celebrities, politicians, who I'll never get to meet otherwise.
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In this video and story, VICE goes behind the numbers to the fishing town of Machias to meet people whose lives have been affected by the heroin epidemic.
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Your ruling planet Mercury enters Aries on April 17, finding you even more active in your social life—this is a brilliant time to network and meet people.
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We've never seen a website with quite so many different ways to get busy and meet people who happen to be into the same niche thing as you.
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I like doing touristy stuff sometimes but I just wanna meet people, which entails them introducing you to their world—that's more so what excites me about travelling.
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For over a year, Zuckerberg has been ducking such requests even as he embarked on a road trip across America last year to meet people in every state.
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You meet people from all walks of life in these places, and for this reason, it's rare that you'll find music playing in them: you'll never please everyone.
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According to the Pew Research Center, 22 percent of American adults use online dating sites and apps, and 218 percent believe it's a good way to meet people.
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Meet people where they are No matter how enthusiastic you are or how important your cause is, not everyone's going to get on board -- even your closest friends.
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With over 200 million singletons, young people need to find new ways to meet people — and a literal overnight "Love Train" might be the answer to this problem.
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"Our goal is to meet people where they are," Jason Goldman, the chief digital officer at the White House, wrote in a news release announcing the new account.
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I've never seen a website with quite so many different ways to get busy and meet people who happen to be into the same niche thing as you.
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"I think I would be way more outspoken about my personal use or more forthcoming when I meet people if I were not frequently the 'other,'" she says.
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I make a rule that I'll only meet people for coffee, but then a guy shows up high for our coffee date and I rule out coffee dates.
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"There's so much opportunity to learn about another culture and to meet people who live a different way, and that can be such a meaningful experience," he said.
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"When you meet people this beautiful they usually talk about themselves, but Brooke was down to earth, intellectually curious, and interested in me," said Mr. Nicholson, now 37.
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You don't have a great chance of getting what you want this morning, Aquarius, but you could make a good compromise if you're willing to meet people halfway.
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"You meet people in the crypto world who throw millions into coins backed by nothing, but don't understand how a piece of art has any value," he said.
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"It is such a privilege to meet people who need something and be able to give them that thing that they need," Ferguson says in the preview above.
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It requires you to get out of the company and network and meet people in other industries, and that's where we think we can play an important role.
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"One big sad for me is that I meet people I really like, and know that I won't have any time to go further with them," he says.
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The moon in Aquarius illuminates the sector of your chart that rules your social life today, Aries, and it's a fun time to meet people and share ideas.
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So if you ever want to meet people he is the one from the people in the toll booth to we were driving through everybody wanted to meet him.
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Chuck Todd: If your social media site's based on the ability that you couldn't figure out how to meet people, maybe it shouldn't become a multi-trillion dollar company.
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And so Zuckerberg pledged instead to meet people from all 50 states, setting up the nationwide tour that led to endless bad speculation that he was running for president.
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It wasn't until I went to boarding school and then later college where I actually was able to meet people who were into the same things as I am.
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But it is refreshing when I do meet people who are also aware of this, as there is definitely a segment of people I know that do realize this.
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"I'm going to do what I want to do all the time when I meet people, [which] is give them the biggest, squeeziest hug that I can," he avows.
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I said, you meet people and yes, Twitter brings out some of the worst of us, especially those of us in the middle of a fight all the time.
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They emphasize the precarious nature of online dating, encourage users not to exchange real names, and only meet people who have been vetted by friends or friends of friends.
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The head of Facebook, with 1.9 billion users and $27.6 billion in revenue last year, was in Chicago on Thursday to meet people who run group pages on Facebook.
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"We're not allowed rallies, we're not allowed to meet people we want, we can't go outside the city," he told Reuters in an interview at his home in Srinagar.
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It's not unusual to meet people who are into both tarot and astrology, and professional tarot readers and astrologers say that learning about both enriches and expands their practice.
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It is so rare to meet people that are able to speak from their hearts with honesty and pure real truth, that remain steadfast and strong to their beliefs.
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"The study zone is in the most touristic bay in Noumea, so I often meet people when I am doing field work on sea snakes," Goiran told the Guardian.
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Before I ran for president, I had the opportunity to meet people across the country while fighting climate change, registering young people and working to impeach President Donald Trump.
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For over a year, Mr. Zuckerberg has been ducking such requests even as he embarked on a road trip across America last year to meet people in every state.
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Prominent cities often have multiple specialized tours — street art or local cuisine, for example — which provide additional chances to meet people and further learn about the place hosting you.
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With 2012% of all Americans being asked to remain indoors, and businesses closed in cities across the country, singles can't go out to bars and restaurants to meet people.
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I'm thrilled of course that they met ... no, I think it's fine to use them as tools to meet people, but don't think that it's any more than that.
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They also try to meet people, or sources, who can tell them what they need to know and may be able to provide documents and connections to other sources.
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Cha had even been escorted through the West Wing several months ago to meet people, including senior staff, according to an official and a source familiar with the matter.
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"When I meet people in public, and especially campaigning, I noticed it's very distracting to people," Crenshaw said of his glass eye in a video posted Monday on Twitter.
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I work as a driver for a trucking company, and I subscribe to an app that helps me meet people — especially those who are looking for sex and romance.
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Especially like, we're lucky enough to live in LA where there's plenty of opportunities to meet people in the flesh and plenty of opportunities to see other people like ourselves.
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If you work at a company that keeps its divisions seated in the same area, you won't have that many chances to meet people in other areas of the firm.
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" He clarified his views on cultural diversity by stating, "I'm just finding out more as I travel the country and world, the more I meet people, we're all the same.
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He uses his gifts to, in his own words, meet people where they are – the literal highways and byways of grueling endurance events -- and helps them go beyond the race.
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The internet is the second-most-popular way for Americans to meet people of the opposite sex, and is fast catching up with real-world "friend of a friend" introductions.
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But women also rate themselves as more attractive on high fertility days of their cycle, thus they're more interested in going to clubs and parties where they might meet people.
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Every Olympics attracts enthusiasts like Bob Kalmuk from California who travel to watch the sports, meet people and trade the pins which are created by Olympic teams, sponsors and broadcasters.
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We spend time with African American Muslims in this country and we go beneath the Las Vegas strip to meet people who have been living in tunnels beneath Las Vegas.
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Since it's impossible, as a journalist, to crawl around all the stands at Web Summit, I thought it would be easier to sit in one place and meet people there!
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The 33-year old entrepreneur, who is worth $63 billion, has been traveling across the country to meet people in every state as part of a personal challenge for 2017.
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When I lived in the Philippines, it wasn't uncommon to meet people who had spent most of their working years in low-wage jobs abroad, spanning several countries and continents.
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Because you do meet people who go, you know, they ask me lots of questions and you think... You suddenly become a bit unnerved because you think, where is this….
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When you think about it, college, with its built-in community and social structure, is probably among the easiest places to meet people organically, without the aid of an algorithm.
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President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump distribute food and meet people impacted by Hurricane Harvey during a visit to the devastated city of Houston on Saturday, September 2.
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"I want to wake up in the morning when there is stuff to do and when I know that I'll meet people and I'll go somewhere," he told me, sincerely.
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But you can take advantage of this lucky day to meet people… perhaps the tension between Mercury and Mars will manifest as people bonding over how much they hate something!
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During his U.S. tour, Lopez Obrador, who finished second to Pena Nieto in the 2012 presidential vote, plans to meet people of Mexican origin living in major cities, starting Feb.
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It's not uncommon for Ms. Meynell to meet people, she said, who have been partying in the house where she is staying, or even in her bedroom, during previous summers.
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Going to the happy hour every once in a while is a way to meet people you may not get a chance to talk to during your day-to-day.
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It may be hard to meet people when you're single, but for George Clooney, he was able to meet future wife Amal Clooney without leaving the comfort of his home.
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Of course, in order to achieve this, I would have to meet people who work in these areas that could guide me through and that I could get along with.
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"It's a good way to meet people because you want to get to know the person but it's hard to figure out what the leap-off point is," Jayasekar says.
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Over the course of eight episodes, starting November 1, we will take a journey across Mexico and the U.S. to meet people affected by El Chapo and the drug war.
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If you are a single traveler, it's easy to plug into any of the race activities, before and after the main event, to meet people from all over the world.
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Crossword constructing has been a super icebreaker when I meet people for the first time and having cruciverbalist on my résumé has helped me at job interviews more than once.
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The church, Pius declares, has become too tolerant and ecumenical; it must not meet people where they are but withdraw and demand, without compromise, that the faithful come to it.
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"There's no more powerful way to understand the value of democracy than to meet people who don't have it," Moulton said, referencing his time serving as a Marine in Iraq.
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In addition to taking in all the great speakers (more added every week), presentations, workshops and demos, you'll want to meet people and build the relationships that foster startup success.
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Over the course of their relationship, he said, she spoke increasingly about meeting or seeking to meet people involved in the presidential campaigns of Ms. Clinton, Mr. Trump and others.
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Soon after, Pasternak was calling Turner with the idea for Monkey, a way to create a community of teens where they could meet people or find others with shared interests.
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Technology has now made it possible to meet people you may have never known existed and who want the same thing as you, which opens up your dating pool significantly.
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Vargo said the dogs -- a black one named Fluffy and a white one with no known name -- bark and wag their tails when they meet people and look pretty happy.
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Over the course of their relationship, he said, she spoke increasingly about meeting or seeking to meet people involved in the presidential campaigns of Ms. Clinton, Mr. Trump and others.
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You meet people where they are and you listen to them and you don't always agree with them, you stand your ground but you have got to hear them out.
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Join in, be politically involved, listen to the arguments, meet people, see what they're experiencing, test their arguments, ask the big questions, go to the very root of what's happening.
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For instance, she says her shy clients like to meet people on dating apps, through mutual friends, or in a group class setting, like a pottery class or group fitness class.
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I'm looking to meet people my age or older (21-5) I can chill with maybe go out for drinks or movies and are just down to have a good time.
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The young CEO's annual New Year's resolution — to meet people in every U.S. state — ignited discussion about whether Zuckerberg was positioning himself for a role in politics, something he has denied.
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I'm looking to meet people my age or older (24-53) I can chill with maybe go out for drinks or movies and are just down to have a good time.
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"Our goal is to meet people where they are," the post reads, highlighting Obama's Twitter account and the First Lady's Snapchat account as other examples of the White House going digital.
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"It's the kind of place where in a few days you meet people you wouldn't easily meet otherwise," said Linchevski, who is paying 50,000 Swiss francs ($50,495) to attend the event.
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Niazi said the delegation was only able to meet Mansour's deputy, Haibatullah Akhund, who told the representatives that from now on, Mullah Mansour would not meet people because of security issues.
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And interesting to meet people who were capable of giving us enormous gifts, but they were capable of doing that because they had fantastic ideas that had changed the world. Right.
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Her answer was an unequivocal yes; even if there are some groups who remain uncomfortable, all statistics point to the view that dating apps are just how you meet people now.
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The day I was shaking everyone's hands and trying to meet people, and socialize — and sort of earn my clean slate — the video kept popping up on my peers' Instagram feeds.
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"When you start a film, you try and embed yourself where the film is set and meet people and try to stop yourself being a stranger in the place," says Boyle.
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"When I run as a Democrat, if I have a staff doing all the little things, then I can go out and meet people and talk about my vision," she said.
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And so we've seen this real ... And also in the U.S. with divorce rates being at 50 percent it's hard as you get older to figure out where to meet people.
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"You meet people who are not in the same social scene or day job," he said, "so I think that's good in just getting a sense of who's in the community."
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It's very difficult, especially in New York City, to live and meet people and expand your career if you're not going out to bars and restaurants and drinking at least wine.
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Twitter and Facebook are not merely places to hang out with or meet people, or competitors with the news media, but entirely new forms of discourse built around centralized advertising marketplaces.
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"You have really great access to brands and organizations here, so even if you're just starting out, you can go out and network and meet people," Quinn said of New York.
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Sometimes we meet people in our lives who bring something out of us that maybe we didn't know was in us [laughs], or things we didn't know we were capable of.
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"Yes, we're here to meet people," said Emme Williams, 22, a veterinary student who walked the fairgrounds in denim shorts with a few girlfriends before arriving at the ball wearing white.
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Warren's camp contends that her decision to forgo high-dollar fundraisers and donor call-time means she has a greater ability to hold town halls and meet people face to face.
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""Support for the president has become a dealbreaker instead of an icebreaker," she said, explaining the platform was created so that Trump supporters could "meet people without being afraid of talking politics.
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"I saw the job advertisement so I thought 'lets give it a try' because I like driving and I like to meet people," Loeger told Reuters as he navigated through the city.
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You can meet people who are going through or have gone through a similar situation, and also connect with people on a romantic level, without any stigma about having been previously married.
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On the one hand, I meet people who have severe migraines, and they're trying to figure out a way to manage their migraines and that makes a lot of sense to me.
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It's the kind of outing which is brilliant with friends — but if you're looking to meet people then it's the perfect place as well because the mood is so relaxed and jovial.
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"I think it also speaks to the quite urgent need for us to be a little bit more inventive in how we meet people where they are in STI testing," Stephenson said.
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Venus and Jupiter are going to be activating parts of your chart that rule friendship, communication, connection, and networking, making this an amazing day for you to go out and meet people.
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Football has afforded me an opportunity to take care of my family, to live out a dream, to meet people, to go different places I would never have been able to go.
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It's usually a great place to meet people, but tonight there was no one except a couple lonely guys who looked like they'd been there since America was great the first time.
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" Her plans include traveling the country to meet people "I don't know enough about," speaking at colleges and working with Emily's List to campaign "for candidates who are fighting for women's rights.
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Since it's impossible, as a journalist, to crawl around all the stands at Web Summit in Lisbon, I thought it would be easier to stand in one place and meet people there!
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Related: This Animation Perfectly Sums Up What It's Like to Meet People in a New City Magical Drawings Put Women in Conversation With Their Demons Illustrator Explores Femininity Through Modern Cave Paintings
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There are so many opportunities to meet people: at a philosophy tutorial, a netball game, an engineering lecture, on the campus newspaper, a party, a job, a study group, a language class.
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I worked for myself, so it&aposs not like I had colleagues around me, and it takes you a while to get friends or meet people, and to build up your practice.
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I hope you will find ways to meet people around an activity — whether it is a service project, sports, a hiking group, video or board gaming, or a cultural (musical, artistic) activity.
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You don't meet people in real life, and dating online means everybody has every single person in the palm of their hand, and they are always looking for the next best thing.
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"It's heartbreaking to meet people who have been looking for housing for two years [using vouchers], and who never knew it was illegal for landlords to treat them this way," Carforo said.
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"It's the kind of place where in a few days you meet people you wouldn't easily meet otherwise," said Linchevski, who paid just under 15,000 Swiss francs ($15,135) to attend the event.
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SCHUMPETER got a surprise on a recent visit to Boston to meet people at Fidelity, a family-controlled firm that is the world's fourth-largest asset manager and its industry's best-known brand.
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Read these stories next: How To Meet People IRL If You Hate Dating Apps I'm No Longer Dating People Who Are "Relationship Material" The Reason I Won't Mention My Size On Dating Apps
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Bruno's introduction to Spruce was a happy hour she attended when she was new in town and looking to meet people and connect to the community, which is a common theme with members.
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Kenny Morrison, a 24-year-old case manager in Philadelphia, said he was more sexually active before the 2016 election, swiping on dating apps and making more of an effort to meet people.
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" It's the single issue, he said, that has allowed him to connect most with voters: "I go out every day and meet people who agree we need a fundamental change to the system.
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More than half of women surveyed said that online dating was an unsafe way to meet people; that percentage was, perhaps obviously, higher among people who had never used an online dating site.
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There's no huge secret to my answer: I do it because it's there, because there really aren't many ways to meet people after 30, and because they won't shut up with the stories.
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Related: This Short Will Make You Quit Your Job This Animation Perfectly Sums Up What It's Like to Meet People in a New City Indiana Jones Meets 'Akira' in a Wordless Animation Short
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Echoing Bill Clinton's promise in New Hampshire in 1992 to fight "until the last dog dies," Mr. Rubio, who is campaigning almost nonstop in Iowa, vowed to meet people long after his rally.
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"Students should take advantage of job fairs and alumni events so they can meet people who are looking to hire recent graduates, or who have attended their college in the past," says Armer.
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Venus and Uranus square off, finding you experiencing some unexpected emotions—but it's an exciting day to meet people, especially as Venus enters Aquarius, inspiring you to break out of your usual routine.
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It's interesting how 30 years later you'll meet people who'll remember the center and say it was their lifeline; people who were vulnerable youngsters and went on to do very well in life.
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They want to bring users out of their existing circles to interact with strangers, meet people with common interests, get information that will make living in a city easier, and trade without cash.
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Her sister, the actor Clementine Ford-Wilcox, hoping to encourage her to move back to L.A., took Ms. Shepherd-Oppenheim to a nightclub in Hollywood to meet people in the local L.G.B.T.Q. community.
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Appointed NOC chairman in May 2014, Sanalla and his colleagues travel freely to meet people, unlike the country's politicians who are largely split between east and west and rarely venture beyond their base.
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As a result, you often meet people who had been happiest at work in middle age, and then moved down to a series of positions they were overqualified for and felt diminished in.
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Earlier this year, I headed to Memphis to meet people like Miller and find out why attorneys there kept funneling their black clients into Chapter 13 plans when so few could complete them.
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When you meet people who are more brave than you could ever be in your lifetime, fighting so hard to create change and risking their lives, you come away so inspired and motivated.
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"It makes me angry when I meet people from Morocco, Pakistan and even Afghanistan," said 20-year-old Yehya Rais from Aleppo, the scene of some of the heaviest fighting during the war.
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Our data shows that if you don't meet people at the requisite frequencies, you'll drop down through the layers until eventually you drop out of the 150 and become 'somebody you once knew.
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She would run down to meet people as they walked up the driveway, exclaiming "Welcome to our rummage sale!" and, of course, offering up some lemonade with some puppy chow to snack on.
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In an interview, Mr. Zuberi said that his donations were "more of a networking thing," intended mostly to help him meet people who could help with a New York real estate investment fund.
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"When I meet people from my past, they're not really shocked where my life has taken me," Mr. Gerber said, clinking his Casamigos and ice, flanked by his wife and equally symmetrical daughter.
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So I tended to eat at home instead, although I could still meet people for drinks — the diet still let me drink a glass of wine, or my keto go-to: gin and soda.
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Read these stories next: I'm No Longer Dating People Who Are "Relationship Material" The Best Tried-&-True Flirty Texts To Send To Your Crush How To Meet People IRL If You Hate Dating Apps
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"I constantly talk about how much I love being born in the 'Internet generation' because it led me to meet people through online platforms — especially Tumblr and Twitter — who had similar interests," she said.
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"He would meet people in the social atmosphere of the mosque, make friendships over innocuous things like soccer and the gym, and then [he would] suck them into [his] orbit," according to an acquaintance.
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"We come here to enjoy a great battle, great atmosphere, have a little fight and to meet people one sees only once a year," said Lucie Zavadilova, attending the battle for the sixth time.
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Because festivals create this temporary community that is physically, socially, and experientially separate from our daily lives, when we enter them they allow us to do things and meet people we wouldn't otherwise encounter.
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What I've found is that when I meet people that have a certain level of insight and that I feel like I can learn from, I want to just keep on learning from them.
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Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) has escaped the Island and taken some robotic friends with her, but she's going to need to meet people in society in order to carry out whatever mission she has.
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Biden's campaign is looking for ways to leverage the former vice president's skills as a one-on-one retail politician in an environment in which he's not able to meet people or shake hands.
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Isaiah Shepard, a 19-year-old YouTuber with 2 million followers who goes by Steezy Kane online, said that he felt as if the change would make it harder to meet people and network.
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After making a few laps with my DSLR, I packed my camera gear away and opted for my iPhone so that I could meet people more organically and experience the party as a guest.
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I get a few tasks done before the bi-weekly coffee run (I started inviting other junior researchers on my payday Starbucks runs as a way to meet people and now it's a tradition).
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That way, you can be engaged with the day-to-day operation of the nonprofit and, as a side benefit, you can network and meet people who can help your professional growth, Palmer said.
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I am a soldier in the US Army and spend a little time on a couple of dating sites just to hopefully easily meet people since I haven't a lot of time afforded to me.
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Take a walk around the office and talk to people, call someone in real time, or look for a way to meet people who like to do the same things you do (sports, books, cooking ...).
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Doki Doki Universe, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita Named for the Japanese word for heartbeat, Doki Doki lets players explore an unusual world and meet people, with the ultimate goal of understanding human behavior.
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I think a lot of people, when you meet people you put on a smile and you want them to feel good when they're around you, and you want to give good energy to everyone.
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We all have those friends who can't seem to put down their phones and would rather spend a few hours swiping left and right on Tinder than actually attempting to meet people in real life.
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It's also a way of having a built in community—there are many small zine fairs across the country and it's so easy now to meet people who share the same passion for creating them.
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He was a closeted gay man who feared going to the few existing public gay venues to meet people and who feared even using public spaces to see in person someone he had met online.
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Henrik Didner, founder of Swedish fund house Didner & Gerge and Danske's third-biggest shareholder - according to Refinitiv Eikon data - is also supportive and said he planned to meet people "connected to" Danske in due course.
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Visit and meet people in all the US states, with a focus on the 30 states in which he hadn't spent "significant time" (which sparked speculation he was going to run for president in 2020).
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The widely rumored nominee for that post, Victor Cha, was escorted through the West Wing several months ago to meet people, including senior staff, according to an official and a source familiar with the matter.
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A 17-year-old who was one of the people hospitalized in New York state for the lung illness told the Times that he'd meet people on the street who were selling THC vaping fluid.
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"When you meet people that you really admire, it's almost less about them hearing what you have to say and more of them giving you the chance to say it in front of them," he says.
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"By having a bike, it saves them spending money on really expensive transport fares so they can access support and services that they need, or meet people," said Anna Chapman, a spokeswoman at The Bike Project.
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In the post published this week, Zuckerberg said he aims to meet people who are struggling to adapt to technology and globalization, adding that he will have to visit around 30 states to meet his goal.
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Meetup, an online platform that lets you find events and meet people offline that have similar interests, has announced it is testing out a new payment structure that will charge users to RSVP for an event.
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Imagine if we could send significant numbers of young Muslims to meet their co-religionists and offer them aid and assistance, or to meet people they've never been exposed to, to be taught and to teach.
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Wilm Lubbersen, a 58-year-old man who became homeless after losing his job and is now goalkeeper for the Dutch team, said the competition had helped him meet people, gain discipline and battle substance abuse.
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Mr. Kushner, who runs his family's multibillion-dollar real estate empire, also spoke to Ms. Schwartz's skepticism about Mr. Trump, encouraging her to go meet people outside her social orbit — an apparent reference to Trump supporters.
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However, you'll still be feeling social, especially as Mercury connects with Jupiter on August 21, bringing big, exciting news your way—it's a fantastic time to meet people or connect with those already in your life.
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It's a wonderful time to meet people, but it's not as though you're especially eager to settle into commitments—you want to keep things light and flirty, especially as Venus connects with Uranus on August 26.
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Related: 'Cream' Is the Grotesque, Lactose-Filled Thriller You Didn't Know You Wanted The Painful Secret Behind Rick and Morty's Burps This Animation Perfectly Sums Up What It's Like to Meet People in a New City
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With this [documentary], it was an opportunity to meet people, hear their stories, and see what was going on within our community as LGBTQ+ people in terms of how we operate in the space of nightlife.
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As a reporter who has worked in Latin America, the Middle East and North Africa and made four trips above the Arctic Circle, I have had ample opportunities to meet people from all walks of life.
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One of the reasons I have access into the world of jihad, and how I was able to meet people on the most wanted list, is because I'm trying to stay in the middle of everything.
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I cannot tell you how often I meet people — intelligent, interested and interesting people — who say that they have simply had to disengage from the news as an actual means of mental health and spiritual survival.
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"We want it to be great, of course, but we are kind of buoyed by the fact that at the end of it, you get to meet people and talk about what you did," he said.
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"Since I know the very good relationship I have with the United States, then he must only meet people who really like the States if I am the one who likes you the least," she said.
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It was John Catsimatidis, the New York billionaire and former mayoral candidate, who invited Mr. Piscopo to the Waldorf gala, both to have a famous face in the room and to help Mr. Piscopo meet people.
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Rather than advocate for "privacy veganism" (a term coined by my colleague Eva Galperin), you can meet people where they are and help them understand the impact of sharing so much of themselves with an unscrupulous megacorporation.
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About 80% of the study's respondents who have used online dating agree it's a good way to meet people, and 62% believe it allows them to find better mates because they can get to know more people.
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"You want to meet people like you so having the site identify you as non-monogamous is a very big deal," said Pepper Mint, a San Francisco-based advocate for non-monogamy who organizes poly-friendly events.
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Online dating used to be considered taboo, but now, according to the Pew Research Center, 59% of people believe online dating is a good way to meet people, a 15% increase over the span of a decade.
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JULIET MACUR Olympic pin trading might someday become a medal sport at the Games, but for now it's a great way to meet people from different countries and take on the adventure of haggling in different languages.
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What she said: "Always it has been my dream that I should go to Pakistan and there, in peace and without any fear, I can move on streets, I can meet people, I can talk to people."
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But to achieve its mission of getting you offline to meet people in-person, it's now letting you see nearby people on a map when GPS says they're at hot spots like bars, dance halls and cafes.
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In Houston, he will see a city under water, but he will also meet people who managed to escape the rising flood because of information they received from reporters who risked their safety to help fellow Americans.
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Networking will expose you to the radically diverse population of the working world — you'll meet people from different backgrounds, with different experiences, who can teach you almost anything (and possibly offer you some rare or lucrative opportunities).
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The increase was spurred by the frequent use of smartphones and the study argues that because the internet makes it easy to meet people independently, people rely less and less on family and friends to play matchmaker.
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When I meet people who are unable to hear the other side, who not only think they're right but they're justified, then there's no end to what they would do to make sure that their side wins.
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The normally outspoken Lord told the Financial Times newspaper that contributions to the chamber was "only one measure" of working as a member of the House of Lords, and he used his membership "to learn and meet people."
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My friend group for the longest time was so fenced in by people I played with, people I met while touring, very small extensions of the band… I guess when you're an adult you meet people at bars?
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Ms. Rossi attributed venue closures to a general shift among young people from a culture of "hedonism to health," as well as the rise of dating apps which remove the need to go to nightclubs to meet people.
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"You have to build community around the campaign — it has to feel like a family," said Mr. Uffelman, 22016, the Warren organizer, who has joined a local Methodist church in an effort to meet people and become known.
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As a traveler to a new city, you can get firsthand exposure to its foods, traditions, and people, and as a local, you can see your city in a new light and meet people you wouldn't have otherwise.
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"The music is just a reason to meet people," said Ms. Paruz, whose goal is to keep promoting this novelty instrument, which can be turned into a source of sublime expression, and to keep playing in subway stations.
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"If you form a minority—[whether it's] an ethnic minority or LGBTQ—going to a city means you'll be more likely to meet people who are like-minded and share the same values, the same interests," he says.
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Facebook is to become an organizing space where you meet people, engage with your neighbors and your world, organize to make changes in your community, relax with people like yourself, and receive information that helps you participate in government.
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She traveled to Standing Rock out of personal interest, but also as the host of Rise, a show on Viceland that traveled to indigenous communities across the Americas to meet people protecting their homelands and rising up against colonization.
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"I said what if I try to do something like he's doing and I went to a restaurant in every state in the U.S. to travel and get the experience and meet people like he does," Allouche tells PEOPLE.
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Similar to Mark Zuckerberg's 2017 challenge to meet people from every U.S. state that finished today in Missouri, you can either see it as just publicity, or as Facebook legitimately wanting to get out and hear from its constituency.
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So either I meet people who are just looking to get laid and the sex is mediocre because the emotional connection isn't there or have a great connection and break hearts when I no longer want to hook up.
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"Quite often I'll meet people and we get to talking about family, and they may mention the fact that their child was made possible by Clomid, and then they hug me," Mr. Palopoli said when the professorship was announced.
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So, while the vast majority (55 per cent) of those who have used online dating agree it's a good way to meet people, almost half (45 per cent) reckon it's also more dangerous than other ways of meeting people.
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The conference was also supposed to be an opportunity for Fenwick, who was planning to job hunt in the fall ahead of her 2018 graduation, a chance to meet people in her field who could one day hire her.
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They leave the world of readers and enter into the much more vast world of spectators, they meet people who have never read about them and people who, for social circumstances or by choice, would never read about them.
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"I'd meet people at Starbucks, a cross street, in front of an apartment, wherever they tell you," said a 17-year-old who was one of the people hospitalized for the vaping-related lung illness in New York state.
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We favor engagement over intransigence, because the only way we are going to create the world we want to live in is if we listen to other perspectives, attempt to hear other voices, and meet people where they are.
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When you think about "I have to find the perfect person for me" — instead of "I'm going to meet people and have relationships with them and we're going to negotiate back and forth" — that's a static, objectifying approach to the world.
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We're spending more time in Los Angeles, so for half of the season, rather than us flying to meet people where they are, we're actually bringing people to Los Angeles so I can be home and spend time with my family.
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Everyone has their own way of meeting people and finding love, and there shouldn't be any shame associated with how you meet people or how you fall in love — or if you decide you want to be a sugar baby.
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"At the house, you meet people from all over," said Mr. Meginsky, who served as Mr. Graves's personal assistant for over a decade before making "Full Mantis" out of a combination of his own recordings and Mr. Graves's old videos.
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I think the neighbourhood is potentially an interesting area because you've got potential human connections because you can actually see and feel and meet ... feel, probably shouldn't use that word ... You can meet people and you can look in their eyes.
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TheWaveVR founders want to see their platform evolve into something where a bunch of buddies can open private concerts and have their own jam sessions or travel together to a major artist's show and meet people from across the globe.
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Get the VICE App on iOS and Android Last season on our Emmy-nominated VICELAND show GAYCATION, actress Ellen Page and her friend Ian Daniel brought us all around the world to meet people from different corners of the LGBTQ community.
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"There is a different level of trust and respect that's earned when you meet people where they are, instead of in a hospital or clinic," said Ciantel Blyler, a pharmacist at one of the barbershops and co-author of the study.
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"When I meet people here, we've all had the same experience, whatever high-demand religion we left, it's the same experience," said Bruce Christianson, a 61-year-old former Mormon in a hoodie bearing the logo of the ex-Mormon subreddit.
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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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If we manage to get our heads away from the screens, if we manage to meet people and talk to people with whom we disagree, then there can be new forms of action which may turn out to be effective.
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Flor Covel, 56, who wanted to check out the Yayoi Kusama exhibit upstairs, joined the group two years ago out of a desire to meet people to do things around the city with after the end of a long relationship.
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When I meet people in your situation, I reassure them that, not only are they safe to dream with me, but I've also helped hundreds of people just like them realize their dreams, even when they didn't believe it was possible.
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Josh: Where the first record was us in our bedroom playing GTA and sort of imagining these places, this time we are lucky enough to go around the world, fall in love, and have the freedom to go and meet people.
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I feel very proud of the project, and I'm really excited to be on the other end of it, especially when we've been able to tour with the film and have the family be there to participate and meet people after screenings.
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I lovingly call the cooking industry "the recycling industry" because—in addition to meeting people who have a passion for food similar to yours—you meet people who are just failed in many other fields and find a second life within this industry.
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In other words, names are harder to remember than faces because there's more overlap with proper names: You've probably met a lot of people with the same name, but it's rare that you'd meet people who have the same or similar faces.
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"I meet people in meet and greet and people will say, 'I know that that story is your story, but I replace things that happen in my life and sing the chorus and it makes sense for all of us,&apos" Rhett said.
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When Hwang realized some of his friends were doing the same thing — Zuckerberg's cross-country tour this year to "meet people in every state" has provided a lot of good material — he realized the images were good for more than just a laugh.
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All to say, I don't interact with that if I'm not on tour, so I've had to be on tour for a while to start realising that you meet people and then you see each other again, like camp friends every summer.
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Tinder won't say if it's planning something similar, though it seems that some sort of toggle for temporarily sharing a live location may make sense for those who want to use the app when they're out and about, and looking to meet people.
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Though it has long been trendy to bash lawyers, with every new group of law students I teach, I meet people who want to be heroes, who want to do the right thing and who want to make the world a better place.
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We are lucky to reach a very large audience, and I feel so happy that from a little desk in Paris we managed in 20 years to have fun, spread our music, and meet people without being successful in a "charts" way.
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It's kind of funny when you meet people and they're walking funny or they're a bit fucked up and when you talk to them you find out they got run over by a car but couldn't afford to go to a doctor.
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Obama said it was important for people to get offline and meet others in their communities, "because the truth is that on the internet everything is simplified and when you meet people face to face it turns out they are complicated," he said.
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The men were taken to several stash houses as they waited to be moved to San Antonio, where they would meet people who would drive them on the next leg of a journey that they were told would eventually end in Kentucky.
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I decided to focus on my disappointment with the early weeks of college: How I couldn't get past superficial conversation, how I couldn't seem to enjoy parties, feel comfortable on campus, or just meet people who I wanted to spend more time around.
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"Broker fees are crazy here and all the qualifications you have to go through are really hard," said Ms. Hooks, who was also conducting her housing search remotely from Tennessee and had to rely on FaceTime to meet people and tour spaces.
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"She did meet people who were eager to meet with her — businessmen, civil servants, people from different parts of the political spectrum," Denis Franceskin, the United States and Canada director for Ms. Le Pen's party, the National Front, said in a telephone interview.
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But I stopped using them both altogether for a while, because I was uncomfortable with either company knowing my location (even when I wasn't using the app, in Uber's case) and where I was going to meet people while doing my job. Paranoia?
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I look at farms in Iceland 150 years ago, there'd be five farms and they weren't exactly experts in communication and they'd be snowed in and meet people twice a year… I'm exaggerating but, civilization has done a good job of bringing people together.
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Now, for his 2017 new year's resolution, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has pledged to meet people in every state in the U.S. While many are speculating that Zuckerberg's goal hints at an increasing commitment to his political aspirations, there's something far bigger at play.
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If the Australian finance department campaign has tickled readers' fancy, then a salary of AU$226,825 ($46,179) is on offer, according to its website, and successful candidates can also join SNOG, or the Social Network of Graduates, where they can meet people from other departments.
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"My living costs were a lot less than they were in New York, so I had more freedom to go hang out and meet people and then work on their projects for fun," explained Sky Deep, a musician and filmmaker, sipping on a herbal tea.
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The benefits of developing an online community are many: Members can be exposed to new ideas and meet people from other parts of the world, and the group can grow and have a more of an impact than it might have on a local level.
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"Wherever I have traveled in the world -- whether it be in the middle of Africa, Asia or wherever -- I meet people who fire up the moment I say I'm from Norway, because they are completely into the country's extreme music," photographer Jonas Bendiksen said.
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You need to get distracted, you need to go left a way or to go right in order to challenge yourself and have a new impulse and meet people that were not in your Feed or in your bubble or in your echo chamber.
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Just having people who will defend him in the face ... What's been sanity-straining about his presidency for me is just to continually meet people, mostly online but occasionally face to face, who pretend or in fact don't see anything wrong with him, anything.
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Hitch, which allowed users to hail a car through their smartphone and share a ride with someone else headed in the same direction, was advertised by Didi as a new way to meet people such as romantic encounters before it was suspended last year.
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"Everything I had learned about how to teach people about sex—to be non-judgemental, to give people permission to be who they are, to meet people where they are and be there—these are all things that being a prostitute taught me," Billuni explains.
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Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha, 64, an ex-army chief who led the coup, has shown signs of wanting to stay in power after next year's vote, touring the countryside to meet people in what critics say is his bid to continue in the job.
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Mr. Rathore describes his designs as "classic with a twist of Indian heritage," informal but elegant styles shaped by memories like riding with his father in a Jeep out into the desert landscape of Rajasthan to meet people, playing polo and that code of conduct.
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I check email regularly at home and at work, meet people in agreed-upon locations at scheduled times, pick up my daughter from school, ask my wife about her day during dinner, watch Game of Thrones on Amazon, play a video game, scroll through Twitter.
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The fact that you could just meet people and talk to them and not have to … You know, I'm socially awkward, and not have to deal with the stress of going up to somebody at a party, but now you're hidden behind [a computer].
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Now that you know a little bit about what you're looking for, if you're lucky enough to live in an area with a large entrepreneurship ecosystem (think: San Francisco or New York) you can start to put feelers out there and meet people that qualify on paper.
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Read more:Dating experts reveal 9 small things you can change on your dating app profile to get more dates21 people reveal why they don't use dating apps — and how they meet people insteadI met my husband on Tinder — here's what everyone gets wrong about online dating
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They were both in their 20s at the time, and after working for him at his promotion company, Harvey and Corky Productions, for just a few weeks, Exiner d'Amore said Weinstein invited her on a trip to New York City to meet people in the film industry.
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So, you know, this notion that, somehow or another, someone who is a supporter, someone who is a donor, somebody who's an activist, saying I want access, I want to come into a room and I want to meet people, we often criminalize behavior that is normal.
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In fact, on its site, the Shoelace team says the app is great for people who have recently moved to a new city or for those looking to meet people who live nearby, which also makes it seem a little bit like local social networks like Nextdoor.
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Knowing he was Hazara was hardly the most profound insight, something learned earlier that day from a few conversations; that he felt validation from so little reminded me how we — all of us — don't even have to work that hard to meet people part of the way.
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If I say, 'I'm in my 40s and I only want to meet people in my 40s,' it's as much of a predictor of friendship as saying I can only be friends with people born in September or who like Madonna or who have my name.
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It's a completely judgment-free zone, too — so if you're tired of awkwardly trying to hit on people in bars or are stuck in a sexual rut, this is a place you can come to meet people who want the exact same thing as you, no questions asked.
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While I enjoy traveling with friends and family, I much prefer planning adventures alone, as it leaves me fully open to absorb the local scenery, practice my language and meet people I would have never have met if I were clinging to a friend I'd brought along with me.
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Nothing makes me prouder, if you like, than when I meet people and they tell me that they were round the dinner table, a family dinner, and their kids are starting to chip in on something that's happening in the news, and they're like 13, 14 years old.
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She even gives amazing relationship advice, per the interview with British Vogue: "I think a lot of people meet people and then they're dating the idea of what the person could become, and that person never shows up and then they're just mad disappointed," she told the publication.
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An obvious example is the way dating culture has evolved: We strive to maintain the perfectly manicured image of ourselves that we present on Tinder when we meet people in real life, which makes it harder for us to be truly open and present in our encounters, she says.
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For example, this is someone who's just discovering that our relationships have a huge influence, that juvenile detention centers create more criminals than they rehabilitate, and that it's hard to meet people who might have a positive influence on your life, especially if you stay where you were born.
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"On the internet everything is simplified, and when you meet people face to face, it turns out they're complicated, there may be somebody who you think is diametrically opposed to you when it comes to their political views, but you root for the same sports team," Obama said.
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"I shouldn't squander my most productive hours on other activities, so I don't schedule anything in the morning, I don't meet people in the morning, I don't exercise in the morning," he tells media mogul and Thrive Global CEO Arianna Huffington in a recent Thrive Global podcast episode.
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"Ever since the very first open enrollment period back in 2013, we have implemented an outreach plan that sort of tries to meet people where they are, to let them know about the fact that because of the Affordable Care Act, quality affordable health insurance is now in reach," Hill said.
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Think of it as a Yelp-Facebook hybrid for the elite, where a group of wealthy, famous, or successful users can meet people of similar stature, as well as find events, hotels, and restaurants that promise a familiar kind of curated luxury no matter where they are in the world.
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"In a world where we swipe left and swipe right and you meet people, friends come and go, you really should pay attention to who you're with," Efron, 31, told Entertainment Tonight at the Tribeca Film Festival screening of his new film, Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile, Thursday night.
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It was surreal and so I'm really honored to have this and be a part of the Golden Globes that I always watched my whole life and now being able to go on stage and touch a Golden Globe and meet people that are winning Golden Globes is really cool.
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I mean, I don't know if I had real expectations, but I think the flexibility and the agility for us to be able to meet people and have a quick feeling about whether I'm leaning in, my heart's beating faster, I love the way they're talking about stuff, the market's big.
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" Andrew's former wife Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York posted a message of support for her ex-husband on Twitter on Friday, writing: "It is so rare to meet people that are able to speak from their hearts with honesty+pure real truth, that remain steadfast and strong to their beliefs.
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"Maybe if I get moving, on the road, meet people, learn about what's going on where they live, have some adventure, go where I don't know and I'm not known, it'll clear my head, reset, I'll think new thoughts, break out of the loops I've been stuck in," he wrote last week.
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It was not what I had initially planned to wear, but wearing her things always feels like bringing a bit of her with me out into the world — like I'm introducing her to people she will never meet — people in my life who will only encounter her in the form of an object.
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If you're lucky enough to have a large pool to draw from in your high school or college or local civic club, try to meet people with at least one fandom in common, no matter how cheesy or old (both of you enjoying your parent's KISS records is a fine place to start).
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"Every time when you go on a sailing trip, or a guided walking tour, or a pub crawl — anywhere you meet people — there's always a question about a significant other and at some point, you have to come out," said Dani Heinrich, a lesbian travel writer who runs the blog Globetrotter Girls.
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I meet people all the time who are in this kind of rent trap, where they may have a decent income but they are paying rent, paying for childcare and paying a lot of income tax and are not able to afford to save or can save only a very small amount.
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We got to introduce people to the world, we got to meet people that we never dreamed we'd get to meet, and become friends with people that we never thought we would meet, and formed an amazing friendship between the three of us and many of the other 150 people that work on the show.
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Not because you don't want to meet people, but because in order to do it correctly, you really have to invest yourself and be present and ready to talk to people and sometimes accept hyperbolic praise or criticism, and you have to be emotionally resilient enough to not let either… I mean, it's about them.
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I go every year to meet people who I could probably see in New York in a 15-minute cab ride, a 10-minute Uber ride, Cannes Lions, the schmooze-fest in France, in June, that's now a Michael Kassan event, and he sort of has created these things, more or less by himself.
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I needed a break from the monotony of memorization, I wanted to meet people, the gym was cool enough to boast a pole-dancing class I'd never take, and the location (just a half-block from a Tasti-D-Lite) seemed to promise me entrance into the "Sex and the City"-themed life I imagined.
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"There's a reason that people move or people don't or people change or people stay the same completely," McMorrow muses as things come to a close; this album, with its subtle mutability, seems happy to meet people wherever they are in that reasoning, offering ideas, consolation, and spellbinding notes to keep coming back to.
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"I wanted a place where people could exchange ideas, have a conversation, and have a great meal—a place to meet people and intersect with different parts of the community that they don't normally intersect with," says Busboys' owner Andy Shallal, an Iraqi immigrant who opened his popular DC eatery in 2005 and now boasts six locations.
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The report cites a Philadelphia Tribune story, for example, that uses a quote from a man explaining why he dresses up as Santa Claus: "I use Community Claus as a way to meet people [and] reach people because around this time of year suicides are up, people are lonely…" Suicides, again, are not up around this time of year.
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"What you've seen consistently from 2009 until now was sort of an ongoing effort to use new digital tools and platforms to meet people where they are, and to not just inform them on the issues... but to really make it into a conversation," Kori Schulman, special assistant to the president and deputy director of digital strategy, told Mashable.
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It's not, again, as simple as you have a unit, which is difficult to find in San Francisco as it is, but it's really challenging because you've got to meet people where they are, figure out what the challenge is, and provide them the wraparound support to help them transition into what will be, hopefully, a permanent housing situation.
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"If social networks have given you the stage on which to perform your life, the new Skype gives you the additional equivalent of the local coffeehouse or corner pub, where you meet people on a daily basis to deepen your relationships," explains Amritansh Raghav, Corporate Vice President of Skype, about the new design's focus on enhancing users' real social connections.
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It says we will "journey across Mexico and the U.S. to meet people affected by El Chapo and the drug war," including drug traffickers, cartel hitmen, "families shattered by violence, ordinary citizens caught between drug cartels and the Mexican military," the ex-DEA agent who led the effort to capture El Chapo in 2014, and former Mexican President Felipé Calderón.
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The purpose isn&apost PR; it&aposs just to meet people who are using the product, understand what&aposs working, what&aposs not working, what&aposs annoying, and then bring that back to the team and try to set the example that everybody should have a very firsthand feeling for how to make the product better and for who&aposs using the product.
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If you don't mind the confines of a paid official tour, Airbnb's "Experiences" are still great to meet people (you never know if you might lock eyes with your new best friend while baking scones in a French cooking class.) Â Â If you only go on Facebook to get your daily dose of surreal meme groups, we completely understand.
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Having a chance to walk through that with her and talk about the disproportionate violence against trans people and the alarming rates of LGBTQ youth who experience homelessness because they're kicked out of their homes really provided an educational opportunity for her to meet people who were directly impacted by certain policies and legislation, and just to learn more about what the community faces.
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They also had to say whether they agreed with statements like Dating apps can provide a sense of security for anxious peopleThe researchers found that people who had higher levels of social anxiety said they preferred to meet people on dating apps rather than in person, and also preferred socializing with their app matches without meeting face-to-face (like with in-app messaging).
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Being an empath is an asset and it serves you well in many ways: You can read a room, you can meet people where they are and they feel like you truly get them, you know who's telling you the whole truth versus those who are holding something back, and you get vibes off of people that turn out to have laser-like accuracy.
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" He picked up the thread of what he had been saying in the car back in North Carolina: that, before the rise of the new-media universe, he had been able—even as a black guy "with a really weird name"—to meet people where they lived, and convey a sense "that I cared about them, that I could relate to them, that I didn't condescend to them, and that maybe I was in this for the right reasons. . . .
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Linda Hartke, president and CEO of LIRS, told VICE News that prior to Trump's order on Friday, it was not unusual for her group to resettle 400 or more refugees a week in communities across the U.S. "We had an awful lot of churches in local communities who have been getting apartments ready, getting them furnished, making signs to meet people at the airport, preparing to give refugees the welcome they deserve in this country," Hartke said.
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We meet people who import hair and people who export hair; people who collect hair from the side of the road; people who chop off their hair and post videos of it on hair-selling websites; religious leaders who issue edicts about appropriate wig hair; curators of human-hair collections in museums; workers in Chinese hairpiece factories; hair enthusiasts from the 19th century; and people who, missing all or some of their hair, yearn for that elusive thing, the perfect replacement.
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