When matches abound, "meeting" people is no longer the problem.
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Everyone's meeting people and trying to hook up with someone.
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Donny describes meeting people across the world on his travels.
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There's no substitute for meeting people and gaining new experiences.
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"It's often done when you are meeting people," Gudmundsson said.
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This evening is especially wonderful for meeting people and connecting.
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I was meeting people and I was having these conversations.
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Instead, meeting people in person was "near impossible," she added.
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Meeting people with long memories gives me an elemental thrill.
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And, you know, I love meeting people and assessing them.
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The 2nd will also be fabulous for networking and meeting people.
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So I think we're not doing a good job meeting people.
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But that isn't to say I don't enjoy meeting people IRL.
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The best part of my department's weekly seminar is meeting people.
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You're not supposed to spend your time on Instagram meeting people.
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Some people prefer this more mythical, spontaneous way of meeting people.
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SMS is super relevant when you're meeting people, even professional contacts.
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For now it's excited about meeting people and doing different things.
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And really, for me, the Olympics are all about meeting people.
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Tonight's awesome for networking and meeting people who share your goals.
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"I'm meeting people who are designing things in Bali," he marveled.
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We're going into communities and we're meeting people where they are.
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Levesque: It's really about meeting people and getting vetted by voters.
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Just to start meeting people—because it needs to be accelerated.
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"I wanted to be communicating, learning languages, meeting people," he explains.
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I had worried about meeting people, yet made friends everywhere I went.
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I get too nervous, especially when I'm meeting people one-on-one.
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It's all just meeting people and feeling in touch with little communities.
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He was just meeting people informally, connecting their concerns to his agenda.
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SAMIRA: After the show, I struggled a little bit with meeting people.
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Tinder's safety guidelines encourage users to take precautions when meeting people offline.
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I love meeting people in the industry and catching up with them.
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It can be emotionally draining because you're meeting people at their worst.
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"All summer I'll be knocking on doors and meeting people," Ralston said.
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I used to like to submit designs on spec without meeting people.
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Could the killer have done this just by meeting people in pubs?
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How do two British people go about meeting people from the ATL?
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It's great, you're in New York, just around, running around, meeting people.
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But Mark and I are traveling and meeting people and talking to people.
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It was really good just seeing and meeting people on the other side.
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"I have a strong commitment to meeting people where they are," he said.
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It is better for me to be meeting people all around the building.
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The stigma around meeting people online is basically ancient history — even for Tinder.
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I met Teyana Taylor and Trey Songz, and I was just meeting people.
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I was going places, talking, meeting people, and hearing all of these stories.
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"The day that I stop traveling, meeting people," he said, "it's my death."
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But he's also 23 and should be out with friends and meeting people.
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"He loves meeting people and being out in the world," his mom said.
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Verma and Azar's relationship deteriorated after the meeting, people close to them said.
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Meeting people in New York, I started doing all kinds of different things.
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I'm looking forward to meeting new colleagues and I look forward to meeting people.
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Online or in person, he said, it was about meeting people where they are.
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And dating apps do make meeting people easier (especially for people with oppressed identities).
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The way that you learn things is by going out and meeting people directly.
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Nothing else mattered, not getting laid, not meeting people, not social chit chat—music.
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Not a bad start to June—you're meeting people, feeling centered, and enjoying surprises.
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"I had so much more fun meeting people and learning new concepts," Naimi says.
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"I started meeting people who were living the Lo Life culture," Mr. DeJesus said.
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Meeting people in general I just get the sense that I'd let them down.
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And as I came of age — self-reflection, realization, meeting people — things have changed.
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It's open to non-passengers for shopping, dining and meeting people at the gate.
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"I love stones, I love jewelry and I love meeting people," Mr. Girling said.
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After months of meeting people who were all wrong, things were finally looking up.
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He was a loving father, and a man who enjoyed meeting people of every background.
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But the question is, how do people who hate apps actually go about meeting people?
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Even those who do use them often remain open to other ways of meeting people.
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I should have been out on the weekends, meeting people my own age, enjoying myself.
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I keep meeting people out in the world who want to get into this industry.
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Tonight's great for meeting people and sharing ideas— you're feeling motivated and full of energy!
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Which is why meeting people online tends to heighten our fantasies and deepen our disappointment.
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In other words, the White House is "meeting people where they are," according to Goldman.
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I'm meeting people who, three months later, are living without roofs, or without solid ones.
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He spent time meeting people in bars, sharing cigarettes with them and taking their portraits.
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At Facebook, we think about meeting people where they are and anticipating where they're going.
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But she still fears that without the life raft of a meeting, people could relapse.
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As an artist, it's inspiring but also productive from a sensible standpoint, like meeting people.
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Still, while phones do for allow ease of meeting people without necessarily going out, you're a damn fool if you're meeting people from Tinder at your house—and not the safer, more public space of a bar... where you'll probably order a craft beer, anyway.
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Whether you are an introvert or an extrovert, meeting people is always a bit nerve-wracking.
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He often posts photos on Instagram after meeting people he admires while promoting the new season.
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Today is all about networking and meeting people, exchanging information and coming up with new ideas.
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Having recently moved to London, I was seriously struggling with meeting people in a new city.
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"I'm meeting people and hanging out, I'm not in a relationship," he told host Andy Cohen. .
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What about meeting people for the first time while being followed by Balls Deep's camera crew?
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Get out more These is no substitute for meeting people and gaining new experiences, Wong says.
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" "I'm 23 and spend more time inside playing video games than going out and meeting people.
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These kids aren't nearly as modern in their approach to meeting people as you might think.
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My perception was that I was just meeting people; I didn't know I was being interviewed.
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Speaking there and meeting people who were up to their ears in such loans radicalized him.
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Some of these jobs led to me meeting people that set me up for bigger jobs.
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"After trying everything and going to conferences and meeting people, I lost hope," she tells Refinery29.
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You're feeling more extroverted, chatty, and interested in running around town, being seen, and meeting people.
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"People are disappointed by perfect profiles on Tinder and the reality when meeting people," he posits.
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I always viewed meeting people who were different to me as a two-way learning experience.
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I also love meeting people from all different horizons—we've had people visit from New Zealand.
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Like it would be so much fun to travel around everywhere doing shows and meeting people!
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When I'm out talking to investors and meeting people, they're a company they wanna hear about.
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It definitely helped with getting me out of my comfort zone in terms of meeting people.
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I love meeting people and hearing their stories and how they ended up where they are today.
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"Meeting her and meeting people in the community, that's the big pay off here," he tells PEOPLE.
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BILL: Well, Obama took a lot of heat, remember, for meeting people without preconditions and all that.
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The latter includes meeting people face-to-face, going to more traditional interviews, and attending industry events.
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At a toy fair in New York City in February, the twins will again be meeting people.
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Meeting people from different walks of life, I've learned more about who I am as an individual.
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Meeting people over the years that are doing really cool things that really like Mystery Science Theater.
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I really do believe in meeting people organically and that people you're supposed to find present themselves.
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"I started meeting people so much quicker compared to when I wasn't paying for it," she said.
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"I'm not sure why Tinder and the other big meeting-people apps aren't doing this," says Morgenstern.
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Traveling and meeting people is way more important than having stuff, which can get broken or lost.
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As with any first encounter brokered through social media, use caution when meeting people in real life.
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I'm on Tinder and Bumble right now, as well, but they're not as good for meeting people.
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Yes, I like seeing new places and meeting people and having experiences I wouldn't have at home.
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Yet for busy single people, dating apps and websites feel like a necessary evil to meeting people.
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I worry about meeting people for the first time -- whether I'll know who they are and all that.
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It's was a way of meeting people and impressing people via photos or graphics or things like that.
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It feels exciting on all the levels of like, being in this room and seeing and meeting people.
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But I was meeting people from all over the world — Nepal, Iraq, Myanmar — and was young and happy.
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So when a physical copy of the poster was visible in today's Cabinet meeting, people were understandably confused.
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"We're meeting people where they are in terms of the platform – which is on the go," explains Hirabayashi.
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Also, when meeting people for the first time, maintain eye contact until you notice a person's eye color.
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Sure, not everyone will be relationship material, but at least you are meeting people and probably making friends.
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He and McKinnon then talked through a couple of hypothetical scenarios when meeting people on the campaign trail.
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But I loved meeting people who took their role in this democracy as seriously as our family did.
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It is uncanny, Mr. Gething said, to see how much like their mother they are when meeting people.
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"I started meeting people, I began to understand how life really is in there," he told VICE News.
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I'd been so used to seeing people every night and meeting people every night, doing new shit constantly.
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His wife, he said, did work that included press reviews, proof-reading his speeches and meeting people for him.
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Your origin story with Damian is pretty unbeatable, but do you have any other wild stories about meeting people?
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So the real question here is will AR really make the experience of meeting people that much more dynamic?
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Since it is a video based app, you feel like you're really meeting people from all over the world.
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He loves meeting people on the tarmac as he&aposs doing; these are mostly military families that are there.
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He said being an outsider should help as he begins meeting people and hearing about their concerns and hopes.
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" He continued, "I am now fired up and energized and love charity stuff, meeting people and making them laugh.
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Basically a place to just kind of turn my brain off and not have to think about meeting people.
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"They want to spend time meeting people who they have never met before," she said of the therapy pups.
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"I think we're going to be very good friends," he sometimes says on meeting people for the first time.
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Hope Steinman-Iacullo: We're both attracted to travel and to meeting people and connecting with folks and their stories.
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I really enjoy going back and meeting people and exploring all of the new events and clubs popping up.
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They didn't tell the participants the reason for this, and secretly filmed the volunteers meeting people and shaking hands.
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You're meeting people in person, rather than sending out tweets or something along those lines… PA: Yes, you're right.
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Besides just modern jazz, I kept meeting people who were doing different things like Jeff Parker and Nick Mazzarella.
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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 investigating a visa, or a border crossing, or I'm meeting people, or the Red Cross, or the press.
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KS: So, Trish, when you talk about that, again, people are still, the use case for Grindr is meeting people.
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"Freedom to marry came from storytelling - meeting people in love who wanted to have families like everyone else," Feinblatt said.
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"Freedom to marry came from storytelling – meeting people in love who wanted to have families like everyone else," Feinblatt said.
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"I started meeting people along the way and asked them if they wanted to put on the outfit," Suhas stated.
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People are living differently, meeting people differently, communicating with their friends in a different way, going outside less, sleeping differently.
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"You're meeting people who are dealing with incredible pain, having lost loved ones, and they're doing the work," Moore said.
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From a certain point of view, taking the sexbot digital is just good business, just meeting people where they are.
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Dealers to meth heads, Bible thumpers to acrobats, I was meeting people whose lives I never before could have imagined.
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Reynolds said that when he's in Los Angeles or London, he "runs casual memberships" meeting people in both those offices.
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And, obviously, some slick spaces too: Restaurants, sports facilities and places for meeting people all feature heavily in the plans.
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"I love meeting people from all over the world, and I also love experiencing different fashion," she wrote on Instagram.
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"Dating apps have become a very normalized way of meeting people professionally," said Alex Williamson, chief brand officer of Bumble.
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Meeting people at fests is one of the reasons I've been able to play live in the first place. Meilenwald:.
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"When I started meeting people who had traveled to Denver to smoke weed, I thought it was hysterical," he says.
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So the getting stuck in and meeting people side of making an independent video game, nowadays, is of massive importance?
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People [are] meeting people on the internet for moments, pleasure, whatever, and it turns out they get killed or something.
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You had to make money, and you wanted to sell work, but it was also about exposure and meeting people.
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But Ms. Bush said she learned a lot from her defeat, including the importance of meeting people face to face.
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But every time I spoke in testimony meeting people told me how proud they were of me for being vulnerable.
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Doing so will require meeting people where they are, engaging them on the identity issues that matter deeply and profoundly.
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At the bar, he began meeting people from all walks of life, including politicians from New York and New Jersey.
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Meeting people through dating apps can be a blast for your love life, but it can also drain your wallet.
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If you're always out, always meeting people, always on the scene, always doing shit, what do you think in your head?
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" "I think meeting people that are involved [in the same things as you] – I think that the horse connection is special.
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If your family is used to only meeting people you're serious about, then don't bring home someone you just started seeing.
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You're meeting people who are lobbyists and working for senators, and you're like, 'I work in the basement of the Pentagon.
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"I… am wary of meeting people from the internet, especially about YTMND," Goldberg first told me over email back in February.
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I tried to be more open to meeting people and to make time to spend with ones I met and enjoyed.
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Yubo is an app designed for teenagers, and it's all about meeting people, making new friends and belonging to a community.
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With me, I'm meeting people that are into a certain type of music and with that music usually comes a mindset.
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Those who do will do so in groups, likely staying in government-run tourist hotels, probably never meeting people like Roberto.
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Helsinki, the capital of Finland, remains a leading site contender for the two leaders' meeting, people familiar with the planning say.
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"That's how we campaigned and tried to raise money, is by travelling, having dinners, meeting people," Hunter told Fox's Martha MacCallum.
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College is great for many things––being exposed to new ideas, meeting people from different backgrounds, living in sweatpants without shame.
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Joining clubs and activity groups and meeting people similar to us that we can connect with can also be hugely beneficial.
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The pace will pick up, and you'll make plenty of phone calls, meeting people in your neighborhood, gossiping, and gathering information.
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But I've got to tell you, in every community that I'm in, meeting people, I'm getting a huge amount of support.
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"That's already my big fear of meeting people at my college — that they are just going to use me," she says.
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But soon after her move in 2000, she ran into the challenge of meeting people to explore her new home with.
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This book is about starting relationships and having a realistic way of meeting people, what about current love relationships and digital?
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Meeting people I look up to is almost always a disappointment to me — not because they're disappointing, but because I am.
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As Mr. Meck told it, Mr. Buttigieg told him that he wanted to spend his time in Provincetown actually meeting people.
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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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Mr. Leahy, who is quiet but not shy (at least he doesn't jump up and down upon meeting people), was mesmerized.
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That will require the work of meeting people where they are, rather than trying to catch them where they are at.
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"I am fascinated by the human aspects of train travel in India... people-watching, meeting people and hearing their stories," Hanley said.
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The skies were full—and below them, in the heart of the space industry, she started meeting people who worked in spaceflight.
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"With the advent of the Sony Walkman came the end of meeting people," a CBS Records vice president complained to the Post.
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The wife is off in Mongolia building a road for a United Nations project, and you're not meeting people, not even trying.
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"The club scene was about getting out and meeting people, buying strangers drinks, dancing, you know, being an interesting person," she says.
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It could be meeting people briefly and asking them if I can take their picture, or returning to photograph them several times.
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The moon enters Aries today, encouraging you to connect with friends, and this afternoon brings an especially exciting energy for meeting people.
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It's good meeting people, being able to see how other people DJ, and how crowds react to different stuff in different countries.
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Manu saw this as an inevitable risk of meeting people in a culture that was simultaneously homophobic and full of male contact.
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Our most nourishing connections came from meeting people in person and feeling something build in a lively conversation accented by body language.
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"The most surprising part," Ball says, "is meeting people that have inspired you, to find that you actually inspired them as well."
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The things I hate about working from home are:• Just not being out in the world and meeting people and all that.
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Meeting people over Slack or a Zoom call just isn't the same as sidling up next to them at an intimate dinner.
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Rather than twiddling their thumbs, they are out meeting people, taking classes, reading books, and expanding their repertoire of skills and knowledge.
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"Visiting Give Kids the World and meeting people who actually change kids' lives every day is humbling," Survivor winner Mike Holloway tells PEOPLE.
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Going through the motions, meeting people who pinball our trajectories and shape parts of us, often without realizing that it even ever happened.
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I want to keep shooting people, I want to keep meeting people, you think maybe we don't have these people or those people.
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She had a gift of meeting people where they were and trying to learn from them so she could better understand their side.
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In a post on Medium, White House Chief Digital Officer Jason Goldman laid out the administration's strategy for 'meeting people where they are'.
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I'm used to meeting people through work or other friends, but my company is tiny and I don't know many other people here.
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They much prefer attending other designers' shows, which combines all their favorite things: taking photographs, meeting people, seeing fresh fashion and dressing up.
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Communication planet Mercury will enter Leo on June 29, lighting up the relationship sector of your chart and finding you busy meeting people.
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But Pearlman says it's also because meeting people as an avatar remains awkward, and digital platforms have struggled to re-create serendipitous encounters.
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In Grant Gee's impressionist documentary, Meeting People Is Easy , Thom Yorke intimately reflects on how bands like The Smiths inspired his musical upbringing.
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In addition to in-studio interviews, Handler frequently takes her show on location, meeting people and exploring cultures and perspectives different from her own.
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Everyone was going to places, meeting people on the internet, showing up in public parks, showing up in historic neighborhoods, and people were safer!
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Their newfound friendship was also a test of each other's patience: "Sergey is pretty social; he likes meeting people," Page told Wired in 22018.
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"I recommend that people spend less time browsing profiles ... and more time meeting people for a cup of coffee or a pint of beer."
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"Every single day I was meeting people who just wanted to help in one way or another, strangers and Instagram followers alike," Davis said.
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"I wanted to develop projects, and I was meeting people, but it just felt somewhat mercenary, and then I met Sergei," Mr. Eden said.
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Like, sure, in colder climates, it makes practical sense: You're going to be indoors more and are therefore going to be meeting people less.
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Zuckerberg spent much of 2017 accomplishing another side goal: Meeting people from every state, which required traveling to locations he had never been before.
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Then Mr. Weinstein invited Ms. Dunning to a boutique hotel in TriBeCa, on the pretense of meeting people in the film industry, she said.
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Besides, I hoped that traveling ski-bum-style might offer the best chances of meeting people who share a passion for slipping on snow.
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"At the White House, our digital strategy centers around meeting people where they are," said Joshua Miller, the White House's director of product management.
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After the rescue, Altamimi moved to the U.S. and began his MMA training -- meeting people like Jay Glazer and Chris Pratt along the way.
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Your dating life is none of their business, even if it involves meeting people in random clandestine locations on the road for anonymous sex.
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He said she emphasized the importance of him getting out into the community and meeting people, prompting applause from the audience gathered to remember her.
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Throughout the decades, we've seen technology permeate and make easier almost every daily action from driving, eating, meeting people, and even looking at the stars.
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When meeting people who come from an unfamiliar place, I naturally focus on what we share in common — but I'm always fascinated by the differences.
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Elijah confesses that he thought they were meeting people, but if this is the sort of relationship where they don't meet each other's friends — i.e.
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Nevertheless, BFF points to a larger issue for twentysomethings everywhere — meeting people when you're new to a city and working long hours at the office.
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"The biggest challenge in telling stories of people in crisis is that you are meeting people at the worst moment of their lives," Bannon says.
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Being a presidential candidate involves non-stop travel, meeting people from all walks of life, regular media appearances and making speeches to thousands of people.
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After all, Delaney, who lives in Selden, New York, would soon be a teenager, going to parties, meeting people who would not know her story.
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"As she travelled the country as a reporter, meeting people who were in real economic pain, she became more vocal about her views," Sims said.
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"We have intelligence officials that are meeting people all over the world all the time, and most of us don't know that's occurring," Corker said.
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When meeting people in Silicon Valley or expanding her network of prospective funders, Watson didn't tease future funding rounds or send off vague meeting requests.
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"We only made it public because, well, in my position, when you don't show up to a meeting, people want to know why," Alderson said.
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She has tricks to staying the course, like never meeting people at a bar and always having a destination in mind when she leaves home.
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She said she created the app last summer, when she was constantly meeting people and couldn't figure out an easy way to swap contact details.
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I'm probably doing 12 to 14 meetings a day, and it's because I love meeting people and talking to people and I'm a social animal.
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" Tony Goldwyn echoed that sentiment: "It's incredible meeting people here who are just mad fans of Scandal, but who actually have those jobs in real life.
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So what does it mean if the once purpose-built apps for finding dates morph into a more general way of meeting people solely for entertainment?
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"There was a time when I kind of would have liked to have seen a little less Booger when it came to meeting people," he admitted.
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I think it's partially true, but she did speak a lot about her faith at various townhalls and rallies and when meeting people on the street.
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You're drinking these exotic drinks and there's these great smells and you're meeting people and you forget about stuff and I think people really like that.
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All the incredible experiences I had, like traveling and meeting people from all over, I have no problem with my kids getting that kind of experience.
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It is like that hit song it is meeting people in the middle and I think that&aposs what you saw in last night&aposs primaries.
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"With dating apps you are meeting people that you aren't familiar with, which can result in riskier behavior such as not using a condom," she says.
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I had moved to Reno from Washington, D.C., six months earlier to take a job at the University of Nevada and was having trouble meeting people.
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In our new series, Outliers, we explore worlds beyond the economic mainstream, meeting people who've chosen unusual and sometimes radical relationships to money, commerce, and capitalism.
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Furious at leaks depicting him as a liar, Kelly planned to directly confront the issue during a morning staff meeting, people familiar with the matter said.
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Meeting you, meeting people across this country who believe, who know that we may have challenges right now in our nation, but together, we will rise.
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While Boillot admits that she had no thorough background knowledge about her subject matter, that changed when she started meeting people and learning about their history.
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His favorite part of the job is meeting people, spending time in their homes, and getting a closer look at all the lives he'll never live.
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That isn't something that could be done covertly — it was about meeting people, being invited into their homes, or hovering over the city in a helicopter.
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That can be overwhelming at first, but by meeting people who live and work here, you understand that they all thrive off that energy — and it's infectious.
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"Everyone gets erased — life consists of meeting people whom first you love and then you erase," says the speaker of one of the longer "Reading Comprehension" stories.
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Toward this end, in spite of being extremely sharp and self-educated, she often plays dumb in order to escape meeting people and telling them her story.
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He had finally been persuaded to stand for a seat on Samsung Electronics' board at next year's March shareholder meeting, people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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"I love events and meeting people, but found that when I went to an event it was hard to meet with someone in real time," Medhat said.
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On December 5, 2017, the Toronto Police had issued a warning to the community about online dating apps, which included three safety tips for meeting people online.
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As the innovator and alien of the zodiac, it's unusual for you to be closed-minded about meeting people, Aquarius—however, you can sometimes be a snob!
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"Nobody should feel that meeting people through a dating site means that they are consenting to any sexual activity," said Sue Matthews from Britain's Crown Prosecution Service.
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"I need to be out meeting people, establishing those relationships, getting those potential work opportunities in the door," she said, as if giving herself a pep talk.
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I mean, you know, even now when I'm meeting people, part of me is, like, resisting the urge to extend my hand out and shake people's hands.
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Joaquin Castro of Texas, complaining about being accused of racism and describing the "love, respect & enthusiasm" he found meeting people Wednesday in two communities rocked by tragedy.
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And in 2017, he excitedly wrote about meeting people in every state in the U.S. Oh yeah, and in 2016, he said he'd build a digital butler.
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And meeting people online has paid off, with fans calling for the dictionary to comment on any weird word politicians might use and laughing alongside the company.
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" Chien-Chi Huang, Founder and Executive Director at Asian Women for Health, on meeting people where they are: "Access issues are not just about data or coverage.
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CreditCredit Despite being crammed alongside 27,000 others per square mile, New Yorkers have a surprisingly hard time meeting people living less than 10 feet from their doormats.
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Meeting people I've found through dating apps is (first of all, everyone's primary means of dating now, let's be real) for me, such a sterile form of connection.
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You'll also be meeting people in the industry you've set your sights on, and those will become part of the network that you'll need to find work later.
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"After U.S.-China summit meeting, people had expected there would be a lull for quite some time," said Masahiro Ichikawa, senior strategist at Sumitomo Mitsui DS Asset Management.
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The service comes as part of Holyrood week for the Queen, who spends several days in the Scottish capital hosting a garden party, meeting people and attending events.
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Top crude exporter Saudi Arabia has been lobbying oil ministers to agree to a nine-month extension at next week's meeting, people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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It took meeting people outside of the cult to realize that his religion was abusive - a common narrative amongst the several victims interviewed by the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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When I first moved to Los Angeles, I was 21.4-years-old and I was single and interested in meeting people, and I tried to use online dating.
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"It was like Indiana Jones; we were in a taxi from one place to another, meeting people and everywhere we went we made discoveries," Ms. Sorano-Stedman said.
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Cities like Beijing and Shanghai hold gay pride events, and meeting people living openly queer lives is not a particularly rare or remarkable occurrence in these cosmopolitan areas.
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There's a lot of window-shopping, a lot of information gathering, and a lot of talking and meeting people who may or may not get back to you.
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Carrère is just awaking to the devastation of the tsunami in Sri Lanka, and he is walking around meeting people who are seeking their loved ones in vain.
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The alt-right has a lot of young men in it, young men whose ideology can be assumed to confront them with obstacles to meeting people and dating.
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By meeting people where they are, governments and providers can mitigate some of the harms until someone is ready to stop using — and potentially save lives in the process.
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"After the U.S.-China summit meeting, people had expected there would be a lull for quite some time," said Masahiro Ichikawa, senior strategist at Sumitomo Mitsui DS Asset Management.
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"We refer to our guests as the seeker seeking experience and social interaction, from art, music and culture to meeting people," said Fredrik Korallus, the chief executive of Generator.
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Certainly, when we talk about getting outside of our bubble and meeting people who are different than us, that's also what we can do on social media, that's incredible.
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Her willingness to share her knowledge and her home reminded me that travel is about meeting people and trying to bridge vast distances through the simple act of communication.
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It's bad enough that social media dictates our lives, and it's even worse when we substitute swiping left or right for meeting people face to face, real human interaction.
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I found meeting people easier when I was a student in England, and we had all the time in the world to just hang around and make new friends.
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And, let's face it ... lots of people are gonna get bored at home, but there's no reason to cut yourself off from meeting people in the COVID-19 era.
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So I thought to myself, even if modeling is far from being what I want to do, I'd still regret not doing the whole traveling thing and meeting people.
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" Asked if he had ever longed to meet his patron saint, Everett delivered something like a Wildean epigram: "Meeting people is always, I think, one of the great mistakes.
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A few recall meeting people specifically because they had interesting usernames, and others worry that their unusual first names will expose their identity, making them vulnerable to stalking or harassment.
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I would photograph shows that I went to and people that I met, and I ended up meeting people in the industry and was asked to do some press shots.
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After a stressful job as a care manager in the National Health Service, she wanted something to "keep her marbles going" and get her out meeting people too, she said.
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When people ask what my inspiration is for my cooking, I say it's culture and travel and meeting people and discovering age-old recipes and developing that into something different.
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It sounds like shit in there and you have to learn not to rely on the PA. So trying new ideas and meeting people at The Smell was incredibly beneficial.
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People have been calling out for help for a long time now--yet treatment and mental health services have not met the demand and aren't meeting people where they are.
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" Greg Galer, the executive director of the Boston Preservation Alliance, said during Tuesday's meeting, "People from around the world see the Citgo sign and, instantly, they know where they are.
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"You go into a bar like this at night and they're out drinking, meeting people," said Mr. Farage, who is 53 and confirmed a separation from his wife last year.
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So the title comes from meeting people in Washington, D.C., for breakfast where I live — I don't like to waste breakfast by eating alone when I can learn from somebody.
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The lead negotiators are angling to reach agreement on as many as six of the pact's roughly two dozen legal chapters at that meeting, people familiar with the negotiations say.
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When you say you worry, because there are more technologies where you can continue to separate from each other and you have to cope with, in terms of meeting people.
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Campaign spokespeople have stressed the importance of the selfie line in showing how Warren is a grassroots candidate, more interested in meeting people face-to-face than behind boardroom doors.
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"Ahead of the FOMC meeting, people are expecting dovish comments from the Fed, which is weighing on the dollar in general," said Masafumi Yamamoto, chief currency strategist at Mizuho Securities.
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As a musical artist, one of the great joys of my life is meeting people across the country, sharing songs that tell a true stories of life's joy, pain and potential.
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"I stopped doing it because I felt guilty about meeting people out there who … needed help," Colford said, estimating she only had the setting switched on for four to five days.
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He began wearing a black jacket emblazoned with the words "Record Holder" in block letters and spending more of his time talking to tourists, meeting people from all over the world.
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Every event, one of my parents would be there, because they loved it and they love meeting people and seeing their new friends all around the community and they're very engaged.
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I hear stories all the time when I'm out in the community; people fondly recall Friday night dinner at the airport, watching planes take off, meeting people from around the world.
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"Because of his love for travel and learning about new cultures and meeting people we decided to have one of the focuses be on providing a transformative healing experience," she says.
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I think a lot of it's about meeting people, talking to people, listening to people, and making sure that you're creating partnerships with people that you think are on to something.
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Some people met because they were high school or college sweethearts: And some couples were formed from good old-fashioned set-ups: Again, there's nothing wrong with meeting people on dating apps.
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With the release of Tinder Social, the IAC-owned company is looking to replicate the same behavior that seems to create genuine relationships in the real world — meeting people through mutual friends.
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She said a turning point came later when she realized her anxiety was coming from "a selfish place" and she started to see meeting people as "beautiful opportunities to share [her] aloha."
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He said his support for the tax comes from meeting people all over the country on the campaign trail, many of whom were unable to afford medicine and suffered from cut wages.
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Help them understand who's whoWhile meeting a whole new team of people can be overwhelming for in-office new hires, not meeting people face to face can add a whole new challenge.
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Every five years, he drives across the mainland, coast to coast, camping for months in communities like his own, meeting people and endlessly painting giant American flags on buildings large and small.
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"I hope there will be a number of professionals who will be meeting with leaders in North Korea prior to the meeting, people from Energy, Defense and other places," Corker said. Sen.
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The way in which they talked about meeting people like Ted Olson and Clarence Thomas and Richard Epstein and Alex Kozinski ... they described them as the Mick Jaggers of the Federalist Society.
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Crime prevention programs, helping those released from prison find jobs, mentoring kids and diversion programs are all initiatives that should be beefed up, along with meeting people&aposs mental health needs, he said.
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Despite all these new ways of meeting people, we all like to play matchmaker at some point, connecting two friends on Instagram or setting up two people we love on a blind date.
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"It can be really difficult, living here and meeting people, even at bars, because there are so many people... When you come here, everyone has a really similar interest in mind," she added.
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But meeting people I've never met before and making them feel comfortable enough to get naked and let me take pictures of them made me realize that I am a bit more confident.
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When I first started Maritime Abortion Support Services back in 2012, we really worked closely with advocacy groups from Prince Edward Island, meeting people halfway at Confederation Bridge and driving them into Halifax.
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In our new show HATE THY NEIGHBOR, premiering tonight on VICELAND, comedian Jamali Maddix sees what can be learned about racism from meeting people around the world who dedicate their lives to hate.
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"Finally relaxing after a full day of interviews and meeting people," reads the caption on the first segment, followed by "Still polling at 3 percent" against a backdrop of Yang dancing in celebration.
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But what I think one of the great experiences of running this campaign has been, being able to go out into the communities and just meeting people, experiencing their culture, trying different restaurants.
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Away from court, Najib said he was meeting people around Malaysia and developing a more down-to-earth profile than was possible when he held the office that his father also once held.
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"Something about being on the trail and meeting people and seeing the difference that we've been making already has moved me to share my own story about it, about sexual assault," she said.
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From the start, we've combined online and in-person contact, meeting people online and seeing them in person later, or using social media to quietly keep in touch after meeting inside the country.
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As for the new White House Snapchat account, the launch is a continuation of the company's efforts at "meeting people where they are" – that is, on the social media platforms they use, Miller notes.
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And sometimes that means meeting people where they are, whether it's at home, in church, or at the Alamo Drafthouse in Lubbock, Texas, which screened Before the Flood for Texas Tech's Climate Science Center.
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Ibrahim: I think recently, though, meeting people who've gone through the same experience—and even just talking to your sister and mother openly about this and how painful it has been—has been helpful.
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The fact that you can summon an appealing stranger with the swipe of your finger is what Elie Seidman, Tinder's CEO, calls a "true disruption": Meeting people used to be hard; now it's not.
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Like Mr. Baker's earlier features "Starlet" and "Tangerine," this movie insists on meeting people on both sides of the screen where they are, on suspending judgment and extending compassion without abandoning its ethical grounding.
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As ashamed as I am to admit it, feeling empathy for that character was one of my first introductions to inclusivity and acceptance, before meeting people with different backgrounds when I left home for college.
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Back in 2005, the majority of Americans viewed online dating as a "subpar" method of meeting people and very few had had any exposure to the realm of online dating, according to Pew Research Center.
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"This movie insists on meeting people on both sides of the screen where they are, on suspending judgment and extending compassion without abandoning its ethical grounding," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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The closure of bars, restaurants, gyms, and theaters as a means of slowing the spread of the virus has also meant that the primary means of meeting people and dating has been shuttered for now.
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"Something about being on the trail and meeting people and seeing the difference that we've been making already has moved me to share my own story about it, about sexual assault," Ms. Yang told CNN.
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Since responding to digital ads has been so fruitless, meeting people that I may potentially live with IRL — and going on the charm offensive when the right apartment and roommate comes along — has better odds, right?
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Meeting people in the depths of South Carolina fighting for access to clean water, up to the wealthy class of New York City who were sick and tired of the status quo, I found my people.
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That means meeting people where they are — and in this day and age, that starts by recognizing that even people following on two screens don't just flip back and forth between a TV and a smartphone.
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"Something about being on the trail and meeting people and seeing the difference that we've been making already has moved me to share my own story about it, about sexual assault," Yang told CNN's Dana Bash.
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"One of the most important things is meeting people where they are and working at their pace," said Munford, a Michigan State graduate and a 20-year veteran of the department, according to a university profile.
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I came out as a dyke in the mid 1990s, when I was 15 or so, after going to some youth retreats with the Unitarian Universalist church and meeting people who were also gay and lesbian.
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But I've met Americans, I know that L.A. and New York are nothing like the rest of the country, so I'm really looking forward to getting down and dirty and trying different food and just meeting people.
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"Meeting people is a question of emotion and expressing these emotions with music or recorded messages is very good and sending a track of music to someone is an excellent ice-breaker," Didier Rappaport said on Wednesday.
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I might start swiping right a little more, biting the bullet and getting drinks with my matches whether I think they're Mr. Right or not, and trying to be more open to meeting people when I'm out.
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I get so much anxiety about meeting people I've not met in the context of working, like doing an interview, or a photo shoot, or anything, I can't imagine injecting that anxiety into your social life regularly.
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In addition to meeting people who said they had to drink from toilets and were being subjected to "psychological warfare," Ocasio-Cortez came across a packet of shampoo she said had been provided to migrants in lockup.
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He had seemed a reluctant candidate in the March campaign, but after the shock of losing, he adopted a new campaign style, meeting people on squares and in neighborhoods, and emphasizing his years of experience and knowledge.
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In traveling around the country, she said, "I'm meeting people who are working two and three jobs," while President Donald Trump "walks around talking about and flouting his great economy" and pointing to stocks, joblessness and unemployment numbers.
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Those interested in long-term careers can meet with a supervisor to create a plan for the future, while also meeting people who already have their "dream job" to learn what a day in their life looks like.
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"We will also have Germans in the course and for us that's super positive because integration means people who are locals meeting people who are foreigners and actually talk together, work together, learn to live together," she said.
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South Korea is one of the wealthiest nations in the [world]; however, meeting people like Mr. Lee is a reminder that many Koreans, like him, struggle to eke out a living on such minimum wages and limited resources.
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There is no more transparent way to report than meeting people in communities where they are and sharing their stories as so many have done in the rural and mountain regions of Puerto Rico in the past year.
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There is a special kind of political power in the respect shown by meeting people where they are, in every sense of the word, and asking them to see their stake in their own and their neighbors' dreams.
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"[As] I spend more time visiting communities and meeting people around the world, I am convinced that we'll never reach our goals if we don't also address the systematic way that women and girls are undervalued," Gates said.
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But pop star Kesha, who just wrapped up a big nationwide tour with Macklemore, says that visiting various cities across the U.S. and meeting people of all backgrounds actually gave her a glimmer of hope for the country's future.
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While meeting people via video's a good way to get started, there may come a point when it makes sense for you to spend time doing in-person interviews, setting up coffee dates, and attending any relevant networking events.
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That might be unimpressive to others — just as I might shrug my shoulders at an especially intricate Star Trek convention cosplay outfit — but for fellow enthusiasts for this category of device, meeting people like Val is a genuine pleasure.
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You're the social butterfly of the zodiac, but you'll be even more excited about meeting people and sharing ideas now that Venus is in Aries, where it's lighting up the sector of your chart that rules friendship and community.
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Then, for weeks, I had been going to Kizomba parties and meeting people from this community, and also inviting them to my space as it was being built to meet and dance together so they would feel comfortable there.
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If Ai is, as he told Slate, merely "one individual who is quite naïve and trying to interpret the situation, meeting people and shooting images," this last photograph is most emblematic of just how blunt these attempts can be.
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I learned how best to relate to people, and what I was really interested in was how people live, and meeting people on the street rather than talking to lots of politicians or leaders of industry and all that.
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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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As I went around meeting people on Wall Street, it occurred to me that many of them were spending as much of the day as I did trying to piece together various news reports, to stay up-to-date.
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I spent the summer immersed in this colorful world, meeting people such as Lili, Alex, Mary, Jason, Jess and Mr. Calico, who have created their own space, beyond the naivete of childhood and in opposition to the adult world.
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A new survey from the dating site OurTime, which caters to singles that are 50 and older, has revealed that older people are just as interested in meeting people, having sex and finding love as anyone with a beating heart.
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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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It used to be that we were warned against meeting people online, or getting in strangers' cars, but we now actively and regularly get into the cars of strangers we've met online, with other strangers, without giving it a second thought.
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Speaking of dating and meeting people in IRL, Facebook is also expanding its dating service to 14 new countries in South America and Asia, including Philippines, Vietnam, Singapore, Malaysia, Laos, Brazil, Peru, Chile, Bolivia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Uruguay, Guyana, and Suriname.
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"We are constantly meeting people at events and conventions and live shows who tell us 'I never played, I never thought that it was something that I could get into and enjoy and now I play in three campaigns,'" Mercer said.
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I do that math all the time in my head when I'm meeting people socially, and trying to figure out ... you live there, your apartment looks like this, or you seem to have this job, how are you paying for it?
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It's understandable why it went this route, but it doesn't lend itself well to meeting someone special – unless you're open to meeting people anywhere (which some are), or are fine with just making new friends and seeing where that leads.
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She also stressed the importance of meeting people where they're at, online and offline, and said the committee was able to get 85,000 more black registrants into the voter file for get out the vote programming before the Alabama special election.
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Cezanne Alam, a 30-year-old married banking professional living in Brooklyn, went to his first tea dance several years ago and loved hanging out with people in person versus online, sidestepping photo filters and meeting people late at night.
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People often talk about the perils of dating and meeting people in major cities as young adults, but it can be just as hard for an older demographic, who according to many of the women in the group, feel largely ignored.
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The drastic shift pushed a relatively new approach called "harm reduction" to center stage, with the aim of limiting overdose deaths by meeting people "where they're at," and cutting down the ills of drug use rather than eliminating drug use itself.
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Perhaps, then, the line between empathy and exploitation is not so much an issue of identity but integrity, a commitment to reckoning with all sides of a story and meeting people where they are, not where we think they should be.
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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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CARSON: I think that kind of growing up and going to visitor centers and meeting people who work at NASA and just kind of the environment that you are put around, you kind of see how important safety is to everyone around.
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The product designer, who is on a year-long sabbatical, said he considered traveling for a year as a tourist, but thought he would be more fulfilled working on pet projects and meeting people who are in the creative and technology space.
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And from there came his involvement in the N.B.A. ecosystem, a relationship built in part from the days when St. Fleur would hang around the Rucker Park and West Fourth Street basketball courts in Manhattan, meeting people who eventually became player agents.
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"Beto has been relentless about meeting people where they are – whether that's showing up in their communities, responding to people on social media through Town Hall for America, or speaking directly to voters on television screens across the country," a campaign spokesman said.
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When I started bouncing around and meeting people from different organizations within the government — intelligence operatives, military operatives, officers — when I got brought in and sat down they looked at me and I'll never forget one of the things said to me.
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I've dated and had lovers of Christian faith, and they were allowed to have this diverse religious track, yet I was meeting people that could not imagine that there are queer Muslims, or that Islam can be gender-affirming, let alone queer-affirming.
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In a separate survey, the researchers asked a general group of 2,502 adults ages 18 to 35 in the U.S. questions about their past relationships, meeting people, and dating life, and then they combined those two surveys into an epic online dating survey.
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For the better part of a year, our team has traveled across the country meeting people at the front lines who work tirelessly in the lead up to election day: the activists, the politicians, the lawmakers, and the academic researchers who study voting.
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What looking at the two projects side by side suggests is that unraveling stereotypes is difficult to do without first bridging certain distances: going to places, meeting people, collaborating with them or somehow embedding their perspectives in work that is about them.
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It showed him, dismayed but relentless, walking the beach and spotting old gun emplacements and other artifacts of the battle; talking to local government officials of the Republic of Kiribati, of which Tarawa is part, and meeting people who had uncovered Marine remains.
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They felt that the ubiquity of porn on devices meant that they were competing with porn, and that while digital apps are a great way of meeting people and extending your social network, they can also make people using them feel interchangeable.
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DUESSELDORF, Germany, Oct 17 (Reuters) - The future of the chief executive of German consumer electronics chain Ceconomy remains unclear, with a supervisory board committee making no recommendation on his tenure ahead of a key meeting, people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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She was one of three people I have met in a lifetime of meeting people who had an aura of sainthood about them, the others being Iona Opie, the British folklorist who collected children's rhymes, and I. F. Stone, the independent American journalist.
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In practice that means going head to head with his critics: appearing on Question Time, hosting radio phone-ins, shooting from the hip in television interviews and on social media, appearing at town-hall events, travelling around the country meeting people who voted for Brexit.
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Photo: Damian Dovarganes (AP Photo)A new study published Monday in the New England Journal of Medicine offers a clear reminder that you can get a lot of good done by meeting people where they are, rather than where you'd like them to be.
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While some people are very open about their experiences as a sugar baby, sugar daddy, or sugar momma, there isn't a lot of reliable information out there about what the best apps and websites are for meeting people interested in this particular dating arrangement.
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"Over the past year, NowFloats has conducted three research sprints across India (that includes driving across the country and meeting people), and it was clear that chat is one of the most pervasive behaviors' followed by search and apps," he wrote in a blog post.
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In preliminary talks between the US and China over the past weeks, the Chinese side made clear that delaying a new round of tariffs on $300 billion in Chinese goods would be necessary for Xi to agree to a meeting, people familiar with the matter said.
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The BOJ will cut its inflation forecasts but hold off expanding stimulus at the July 19-20 meeting, people familiar with the matter say, in another sign the bank is retreating from Kuroda's initial pledge to do whatever it takes to achieve his ambitious inflation target.
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Ken Rees, the boss of Elevate, says he is constantly meeting people from fintechs advertising their data-processing prowess, yet on examination they mostly just extend the realms of the banked to bring in those who, even on a cursory check, would have been included anyway.
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For the first episode of the Pre-Game in 2017, Flax and Jubilee catch up to discuss their lengthy friendship, stupid tattoos, Jewel's teeth, meeting people on message boards and Myspace, as well as how they got started with electronic music in NYC in the first place.
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On VICELAND's new series HATE THY NEIGHBOR, comedian Jamali Maddix travels the globe meeting people on the extreme fringes of society—the Lehava in Israel, white supremacists in America, and the Nordic Youth in Sweden—in order to understand why these groups think the way they do.
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"She is a pretty aggressive campaigner in getting out and meeting people across the state, which I think particularly going against Chuck Grassley … is really going to be a strong quality in a candidate," said Norm Sterzenbach, former deputy campaign manager for the Culver-Judge gubernatorial campaign.
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"This is what is driving our belief that healthcare needs to be local, meeting people where they are in the community, in the home, or in the palm of their hand, and the need to meet to make healthcare easier to and simpler to use and navigate."
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On Tuesday, Prince Harry met an old four-legged friend when he came face-to-face with service dog Cooper, 2 who helps his owner, former Marine Phil Eaglesham, break the ice when meeting people and assist with practical tasks like opening doors and loading a washing machine.
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The Tokyo District Court on Monday declined to temporarily suspend a condition of Ghosn's bail that stops him from meeting people linked to his case, blocking what would have been a dramatic face off between the once-feted executive and the colleagues he has accused of fomenting a coup.
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I believe that in meeting people where they were (figuratively and literally, because he drove everywhere to them), showing them respect, and being honest and persuasive about his views and his beliefs, he probably won a lot of people who never dreamed they would vote for a Democrat.
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Barra and Trump discussed the ongoing contract talks with the United Auto Workers union, the fate of the closing plants, trade issues with China and North America, and the Trump administration's plan to rewrite fuel economy standards through 2026 during a lengthy meeting, people briefed on the matter said.
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"Being queer and moving away from Pittsburgh for several years and meeting people from different walks of life, your life experiences definitely shape your views on politics," said Mr. Fratangelo, who was a field director for Hillary Clinton's campaign and now works in constituent relations for a state senator.
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And Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who like Mr. Bolton brought hard-line views to his new position, has become a staunch supporter of a summit meeting, people who have spoken to him said, and in recent days has sounded more flexible about the terms and timetable of disarmament.
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I'll be doing what we've done for the last ten months of this campaign and throughout my time in public service—meeting people where they are, in living rooms and church basements, at coffee shops and in diners, and discussing how to tackle the most pressing challenges we face.
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Marbled throughout are sharp summaries of history's trendy strategies for meeting people, from working at those department store counters to the advent of singles bars to the video-dating services of the 1980s (hysterical and mortifying examples of that genre are preserved on YouTube) to our current app-driven mating practices.
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And unsurprisingly more women than men have concerns about personal safety and online dating, with a majority (53 per cent) of women who have used online dating agree it is more dangerous than other ways of meeting people vs 38 per cent of male online daters who agree with the statement.
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"It's not so much about meeting people on the internet and making new friends, but it's more of a motivational support network that gives you direction on how to cope and fix the problem," she said, adding that she was surprised by how many young people had joined the group.
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"I'll be doing what we've done for the last ten months of this campaign and throughout my time in public service—meeting people where they are, in living rooms and church basements, at coffee shops and in diners, and discussing how to tackle the most pressing challenges we face," Booker tweeted.
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But I also have particularly enjoyed meeting people who confront the film from different angles, because it kind of serves up all these different themes and these different points of access, and I've realized that different people also bring their own experiences to the film and take something from it.
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You push away potential allies, people who maybe just haven't thought about it ... but if they're exposed to new information and they're meeting people from other countries and they understand the nature of these different traditions and they see that others are eager to work with you, then suddenly they go, 'Ah, okay.
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Kim Jong Un is regularly filmed meeting people, holding their hands and giving them hugs, asking workers about their tasks and appearing actively interested in even mundane aspects of factory life, a marked contrast to Kim Jong Il who grew increasingly isolated in his later years and made fewer and fewer public speeches and appearances.
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When Carreras asked him about how much he enjoyed meeting people on their trip, he said, "People were amazing, um, just on, uh, um, what was it…" Before Craddock was diagnosed, his wife had grown so angry and frustrated with his forgetfulness and inability to complete tasks, she thought they were headed towards divorce.
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It may feel strange to keep going to bars with our single friends when we're no longer interested in meeting people to date, or it may feel trivial to discuss what to wear somewhere or where the best new gym is opening up when we're up all night drowning in sleep deprivation with a newborn baby.
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I'm all about meeting people where they are and destigmatizing sex toys for folks who'd be hesitant to buy a vibrator otherwise, and Instagram can be a wonderful tool for spreading information about sex education (that is, when Instagram isn't actively censoring sex workers or deleting someone's profile because they photographed themselves with a sex toy).
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Jonathan Giftos Physician, Director of Clinical Education, Division of Correctional Health Services at Rikers Island When people who use drugs end up in the criminal justice system, they're exposed to tremendous harms and tremendous risks and our system doesn't always do a great job of meeting people where they're at and caring for them the way they should be cared for.
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While college students are not a representative sample, and face-matching in a lab is not akin to meeting people out in the world (the participants in this study were not drinking at a dimly-lit bar, for example), previous research has found similar results — though the researchers here note that theirs is the first study to use faces that differed in attractiveness.
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"This pioneering research confirms to us what those volunteers have been telling us: Every day they are meeting people trying to cope with low, insecure incomes and rising prices that mean even the smallest unexpected expense can leave them destitute and hungry – be that an unexpected bill, bereavement or the loss of income caused by benefit delay," said David McAuley, chief executive of The Trussell Trust.
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"In the course of the period from April 1 to July 4 in New York City, and from Boston to Morgantown, North Carolina, we had a dozen arrests in three or four plots, two of which targeted New York City directly, and this was all based on ISIS meeting people on Twitter and talking to them on encrypted apps," NYPD counterterrorism Commissioner John Miller told CTC Sentinel earlier this year.
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Nowadays, we use Snapchat and WhatsApp to stay in touch with friends, hit up swiping apps to find dates (and then use some of those apps to find new friends, too), and we turn to our smartphones to flag down rides in a process that's so frictionless, we don't have to utter a single word to be ushered from point A to point B. Suffice to say, meeting people online is no longer as scary as it might have been when our parents were warning us against talking to strangers in AOL chatrooms.
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