She's met people who understand her experience, and that helps.
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But he's also met people who don't meet these criteria.
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He met people connected to Steven Spielberg through the job.
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I met people who had been chained for many years.
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I met people through Twitter whom I wouldn't have otherwise.
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I met people out of state, and out of country.
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And she met people she never would have encountered otherwise.
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"You met people from all walks life ... color etc," he wrote.
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I met people in the music industry, which was going down.
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Let's say I met people after work for a little bit.
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I met people living in all five boroughs who were members.
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I traveled the world, I met people, and I wrote two books.
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I met people who the characters in this book are based on.
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I've met people who don't want to try for fear of failing.
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I've met people who are 'jock' kind of guys, and transgender people.
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What has the reaction been like as you have met people and campaigned?
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There he met people using a very different method to control their weight.
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I've met people who used the Harry Potter books to get through cancer.
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Today in Paradise I saw devastation & I met people who have lost everything.
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We have had people who have met people who donated organs to them.
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I met people who lost their entire families; whole families were wiped out.
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I've never met a stupid person, but I've met people who were blocked.
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We mostly met people happy and excited to come and see us live.
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On the first day that we were there, we met people from Homeland Security.
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I met people, they suggested songs and little by little my repertory got better.
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"I've met people from all over the world right on my doorstep," he said.
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I met people with spouses and children they had not seen in many months.
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I met people who cruise multiple times a year; others who cruise every year.
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You've met people who are running for president, you've played pool with Ben Affleck.
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Doing that work I met people in slavery and slaveholders, and witnessed slavery in action.
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"I've met people that were diagnosed and unfortunately were gone within six months," Erasmus says.
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But more importantly, Mike met people and made friendships in a world away from cancer.
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"[I met] people who provide support, advice, and are simply there for you," she said.
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I then met people that I really connected with and started having my own relationships.
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" When the actress met people she made a point of introducing herself, saying, "Hi, I'm Meghan.
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He came through these streets and met people, he helped people, he was here to heal.
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Working for PEOPLE since 1995, I've met people from every race, religion, social class and background.
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We've all met people who if they don't get their own way, they throw a tantrum.
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When Jesus met people who were seen as on the outskirts of society, he welcomed them.
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So all at once, I met people whom I could bounce jokes and ideas off of.
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" Cohn said, "I've met people here who are rich bankers, and homeless people who are embraced.
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MA: I haven't met Drake, but I have of course met people who have met Drake.
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Even going to shows alone, I've met people randomly by my side and had fun with them.
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And yet again, we saw places and met people with assets Silicon Valley can only dream about.
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But he'd met people while he'd been traveling around, and he connected with them on social media.
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Letter of Recommendation When I was younger, I frequently met people who evangelized for universal LSD consumption.
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She attended a Pride parade, where she met people whose parents had ostracized them for being gay.
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On the other hand, I also met people on the trip that I ended up being friends with.
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"I met people who became stronger because of — in spite of — what they had been through," Hammond said.
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"I've met people with $50m, $100m even, including from the Chinese mainland, looking to do this," says one.
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"I've met people who are supposed to conduct secondary screening who are incredibly helpful, and kind," said Malik.
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"He found a group that did RV trips, so he met people who shared his interest," Nelson said.
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In Aleppo, I met people from minority communities — particularly Armenian Syrians — who were unabashed supporters of his rule.
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I met people who didn't think I was acting and that [director] Debra Granik just found me there.
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But those expectations are unrealistic, unfairly raise expectations and are unlikely to be met, people close to Mrs.
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Every day, our team met people who had lost their livestock and valuables, who were completely grief-stricken.
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" During his job search, he said he met people "who heard 'ballet dancer' and immediately wrote me off.
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"I have met people whose food and water supplies being threatened by climate-related catastrophes," the activist added.
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I met people from all over the country, from California to Iowa to my hometown of New Jersey.
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In his post, he noted how he met people in the first week that would change his life.
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I met people who have donated material, and I also met people who were like, "Oh my god I have a box of fliers in my garage, I'm gonna take it out and take care of them," which is cool because [otherwise] they were probably going to throw them out.
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In doing so, she met people from the Middle East, as well as other students who shared her interests.
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Kristie Latimore: I've met people here that have become family to me, so coming here feels like coming home.
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It wasn't until he was in high school and discovered punk rock that he met people he connected with.
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I've met people who are really good friends of mine now that I started off going on dates with.
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I've met people who say, 'After I read your book, I went to Naples and had that same pizza.
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At Oculus, Luckey said, he met people in the Defense Department and became concerned that they needed more technology.
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"I met people who said things to me like, 'I knew your cousins, I knew your uncles,' " she said.
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I've met people who've had to leave their island homes because of high tide, because of rising sea levels.
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Another former financier, Harry Spencer, said he stumbled on China's soccer mania when he met people while playing bridge.
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"I have met people whose food and water supplies are being threatened by climate-related catastrophes," the activist added.
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While stuck, she met people traveling from Detroit to Georgia for a funeral that they probably won't make it to.
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I met people who had traveled from across the country, and tourists who were only in town for 24 hours.
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" She has met people from all over the world ("even Liberia") at the M.T.A., drinking in their "cosmopolitanism and openness.
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It was the first time I had ever met people with two last names aka White Anglo-Saxon Protestants (WASPs).
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"He took a skateboard and we met people on a bus and watched a movie at someone's house," she said.
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We visited the Brooklyn Wegmans on opening day in October and met people who traveled for miles to be there.
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"If you've ever met people who worked at Weinstein Company or Miramax, there's this palpable PTSD about them," she said.
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In rural New Hampshire, I met people whose opioid addiction took over their lives, derailed their careers and shattered their relationships.
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Because you only really met people at places you would hang, work, frequent, you had a very narrow pool for dating.
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I met people who doubt the science of climate change and yet also were installing solar panels and wanted clean air.
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Last week, we met people battling ALS, a fatal neurodegenerative disease, to investigate why there are still no viable treatment options.
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Maryam is "very happy to be here in America because she met people who treat her like a person," she says.
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AXELROD: But you must've met people over the course of -- from '280 to last year, doing this show... STEWART: Mm-hmm.
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I met people who taught me that I wasn't to blame for those painful, shame-filled experiences in the dressing room.
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She said that during the campaign, she met people in central Pennsylvania that told her they only had dial-up service.
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Through the program I have met people, gotten opportunities, and learned lessons that I would have otherwise never been exposed to.
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"I met people on the ground desperate to know radiation levels in their home, school or at work," Mr Franken says.
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Mr. Robertson, 58, said that he got through his addiction when he met people who understood where he was coming from.
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Along the way, they stayed in campsites and caravan parks, where Ms. Smith met people who were curious about her project.
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When we met people through spy camp, that was the enduring quality — a love of this country with all its complexity.
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In all my time in Novaya Usman, I have rarely met people interested in discussing anything but local problems or gossip.
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When performance artist Gestalta first met people from the BDSM community, she was turned off by all the leather and chains.
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He said he also met people from Amazon Business, its marketplace for business customers, at a different trade show in the past.
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Did you met people who lived through the battle at the time or have you met them since the film came out?
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I mean, I've met people who are really close to me in my life and I met them because of this game.
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Francis says she's met people who've gotten master's degrees and even gone as far as a PhD in say non-profit management.
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I met people from Central America who had walked through much of Mexico to get to the border with the United States.
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Again and again, he met people with grievances against the coal industry, many of whom had tried, through activism, to find resolutions.
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"I've met people who've come out of prison who say how much the show reflects the actual prison experience," Aduba told InStyle.
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I met people who were mourning the deaths of their children and sisters, because they didn't have access to drugs that exist.
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I've met people with no known risk for colorectal cancer who continue to get colonoscopies well past the age of established recommendations.
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Since the attack, he has met people like the local state assemblywoman, Linda B. Rosenthal, who are not new to the neighborhood.
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Have I met people who are totally giving and totally loving and have taken me in regardless of my accent and faith?
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On that now-hallowed first night at the 100 Club, I met people who live for both the music and the scene.
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I mean, I have met people from LA and Miami and Boston and it's just been... everybody is in such a good mood.
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At university, Murad met people from other parts of Syria, young men and women who hadn't grown up as sheltered as he had.
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Jackson, who already was in town, said he visited the site and met people who had waited most of the morning to vote.
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During the 24 hours I was there, I met people from the United States, Brazil, France, Canada, Italy, Britain, Australia and New Zealand.
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I met people who very much longed for this peace and at first embraced Mr. Zelensky as an agent of long-awaited change.
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"I've met people from London, couples from Dubai, couples from African countries, couples from Asian countries," said Mr. Bishop, who immigrated from Nigeria.
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Raymond M. Smullyan, a mathematician who died recently, often met people who said they hated math, and yet they loved his logic puzzles.
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Irving Younger was a greeter at Tree of Life synagogue who met people with a warm handshake and showed them to their seats.
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My personal challenge for 2017 is to have visited and met people in every state in the US by the end of the year.
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I've never met people who have kids who haven't looked me in the eye and been like, 'It's the greatest thing that's ever happened.
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"I've met people who were destroyed by Donald Trump, so take a look at what he has done, not what he's said," Clinton said.
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I have met people on the street who recognized me and told me that they met through our dating site and had gotten married.
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"I'd met people who use them like you would yoga or meditation—as a regular practice for self care and self exploration," Fern says.
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Almost every journalist has met people like Mr. McLemore, sources who email you under pseudonyms with tips a little too good to be true.
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"We saw things, and went to places, and met people that neither one of us thought we'd ever meet in our lifetime," Allan said.
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I've met people that really inspire me, like Lea Michele (who I've now known for 15 or 16 years!), Reese Witherspoon, Jewel and Alicia Keys.
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I met people who thought… they were like, 'We're doing this until the revolution happens, then this is what our world is gonna look like.
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I have met people in South Sudan who are just like you and me, and even in these dark circumstances, they are brimming with hope.
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"I met people from all three countries where domestic violence was a huge, huge issue," Turk told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in a phone interview.
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The protesters met people arriving into the airport on Monday with signs telling them to not trust the police, and warn them to be careful.
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We benefited from the work of people we never met, people from a different generation who weren't even alive when we were going through this.
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Before university, I'd never worn Western clothes; I cut my hair, tried to fit in as a normal student, and met people from different backgrounds.
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The Facebook CEO said Tuesday his personal challenge for 2017 is to have visited and met people in every state by the end of the year.
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You may have met people named Steve in your life, but have you met the radiant ribbon of colorful light in the night sky named Steve?
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I didn't fully appreciate that, though I heard it, I didn't hear it until I met people in those circumstances and understood their point of view.
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When I moved to Colorado, I met people almost daily who professed shock that, as a Jewish person, I wasn't wearing stripes, and didn't have horns.
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Turns out that right before the hurricane, we got a dog, so I started going out to the park, and I met people who had dogs.
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Not only is The Donut Man famous among locals, but we met people from all over the state who came down to try it for themselves.
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But in New York I met people who clearly struggled to understand me and felt constricted by politeness and a well-meaning desire not to offend.
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That's until, his family says, he met people -- radicals -- who lured him toward a "twisted" interpretation of Islam completely foreign to the one he grew up following.
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"Last summer, I met people from Taiwan; we have customers from London, Paris, and Mexico City," Juan-Elias Riesco, who manages his parent's deli, told CNBC recently.
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And as we quickly jetted between Taipei, Chiang Mai, and Luang Prabang, we met people who were doing similar trips, but over the course of many months.
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" He continued, "I have met people who considered taking their own lives rather than admit to anything that might make them look weak in the eyes of others.
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People can maybe, and if we put them on sale in advance enough ... When we did the Brooklyn shows, I met people from New Zealand, people from Norway.
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My trip was 4,250 miles, across 214 states, and I met people along the way who talked to me about their work and where it intersects with politics.
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During that time, I have met people of every age, gender, and background that fell in love with this show about teenagers running from all kinds of villains.
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Video from the French news outlet shows Robbins and Ganaye embracing at Ganaye's retirement home in Briey, France, 40 miles from where the two first met, People reports.
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"My personal challenge for 2017 is to have visited and met people in every state in the U.S. by the end of the year," he wrote on Facebook.
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I met people through the app — people who looked like me or grew up in the same type of environment but on the other side of the city.
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Along the way, Penhaul met people like Jessica Ochoa who had lost a leg the year before, after falling off the train while fleeing gang violence in El Salvador.
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The Royal met people who are engaged with the Running Charity, which is the United Kingdom's first running-orientated program aimed at aiding the homeless and vulnerable young people.
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Most of the time when I've met people it's like you're hanging out in a group and you find someone you like and are kind of on the side.
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I met people who thanked me because they now realized they are not alone, and I learned the deep pride that we all have as immigrants and as Latinos.
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As a result of being in that scene I met people, we made a track together, got signed to EMI, did the whole music video major label bullshit. Really?
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Its gatekeepers met people trying to gain entry at a hiring fair for new stores in the George Washington Bridge Bus Station, at 403th Street in Manhattan, on Wednesday.
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He met people and shook hands and said hi and hoped that was enough not to be considered a "stuck-up bugger" if he did not recognize a friend.
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I was shown in the top gallery in the country, and met people on very high levels — diplomats, actors, all kinds of people — which was a life-changing experience.
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A former airman was sentenced on Monday in Colorado to life in prison for the murder of his 4-year-old son, whom he had only recently met, PEOPLE confirms.
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From the multicultural audience (I met people from China, Norway, the US and South Africa) to a lineup spanning German techno to Malawian folk, Afro-house to South African kwela.
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A former resident told me that it wasn't until he left Waco, and Baylor, and went to grad school out of state, that he really met people who weren't Christian.
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He met people who described playing video games for 30 hours straight, and he met some people who said they lost touch with reality while sucked into a digital world.
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When she volunteered with the Salvation Army in San Diego more than 000 years ago, she was shocked when she met people living on the streets – who also had jobs.
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So maybe three months isn't a long time, but when you're down there and you make yourself known, and you've met people who know them well, it sort of happens.
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But this season took us all far from home; I felt overwhelmed at having watched those 35 games, and I've met people who've barely missed a game in 35 years.
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What I've seen here in Europe, of the kuffar, as we used to call them, I've met people who are so much better than the people I met in jihad.
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"My personal challenge for 2017 is to have visited and met people in every state in the U.S. by the end of the year," Zuckerberg wrote in a Facebook post.
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I've met people who do want to leave, but who say the process has been too difficult or unclear to them -- or that they were unaware this FEMA program exists.
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Usually I would have totally lost it, but we met people at gas stations and convenience stores that waved when they saw our license plates and stopped to wish us well.
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We also learned a lot about trans issues and different genders, and met people who identify as non-binary, which was really interesting as none of us knew much about that.
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But in my previous job, ghost-writing memoirs for former criminals, I met people who'd managed to avoid being arrested for that long while committing crimes every day of the week.
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The average stay for families is 414 days, and we met people who had been in shelter for as many as four continuous years and off-and-on for eight years.
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"I met people from England, from California, another lady from Australia," she said, explaining that the visitors from abroad, especially, were comparing the noisy, brash tournament to its staid sister, Wimbledon.
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During the event, the prince viewed a display showcasing the history of the charity and met people who are participating in youth action projects in their local clubs and communities throughout London.
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"We met people from Detroit, some of whom had connections to the past, [and] the still kind of young, optimistic guys who still feel like Detroit has had a chance," said Boyega.
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"In Tijuana, we met people seeking nothing more than a better future for their families," the chef wrote on Twitter, referring to efforts made by his disaster relief effort, World Central Kitchen.
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Deutsch said he began considering the bill last spring, after he met people on Twitter who said they were formerly transgender and were "hurting and suffering" as a result of the treatments.
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I was probably the first member of my family to visit the home since 1947 and met people who remembered my family, who were known for their love of rooftop kite flying.
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The concept for Conductrix came from Noone's constant touring, where she met people all over the world who studied music before moving into other fields, but still held a love for conducting.
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The whole race issue forced me to pick myself apart subconsciously until I met people like LeRoi Jones, Romare Bearden, and Jacob Lawrence who had found other solutions for their creative lives.
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That's been a good thing about having this digital exhibition in different countries—I've met people and talked to them and it's different than doing a gig where sometimes you're on this pedestal.
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Raised in a white nationalist household, Derek Black was on track to become the next leader of the Neo-Nazi movement until he went away to college.... and met people from different backgrounds.
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I guess I was surprised by this common feeling, because I met people in Los Angeles whose lives seemed so much harder than anything I could have imagined experiencing in my own life.
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Terrace House has a pretty long lead time even for the weekly Japanese schedule, let alone the rest of the world, so I saw things and met people that would've amounted to spoilers.
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She's met people who've been "amazing", but she's also had to beg and cry down the phone to be admitted to hospital, and has turned up only to be congratulated on her pregnancy.
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When I met people in bars and cafés, I spoke excitedly about the experience of working with the choreographer and told them that I felt I was constantly on the verge of discovery.
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In the summer between being accepted at University of Victoria and starting there, I met people who were just doing sketch comedy, and I was like, Wait, you can just go do that?
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It wasn't until I got to college and met people who were self-aware and in touch with their bodies that I realized I had so much inaccurate information — and so much fear.
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I'd learned a lot while traveling about various remote work opportunities and met people who were traveling the world while working online, so I opened up an account on popular freelancer website PeoplePerHour.com.
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I literally, shit you not, [have met people] who have been like 'I won't let my kids watch the show because of the gays and I don't want them to know about gay people.
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He was probably welcomed along his route by hospitable colleagues and Romanized locals, just as his British successor very often met people he was at school with or native bigwigs of properly Anglophile tendencies.
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At the local center where she brings her children for free meals, she has met people who lost their unemployment benefits after their bus was late and they missed an appointment with a caseworker.
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While I took courses required for ordination in the United Methodist Church, I also met people from other Protestant denominations who could serve openly as LGBTQ people, without fear of institutional reproach or exclusion.
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There, as if closing a circle, she wrote fiction inspired by the European émigrés she met, people who understood what it meant to be homesick for a way of life that no longer existed.
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As our community expanded, we met people like Dr. Zee from Israel, who helped with developing one of our most popular products, Charge, which contained a cathinone—and this was a synthesized version of khat.
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"Before this I didn't really know any Nicoles but when I met people yesterday, we're all from different faculties, but we all have similar personalities and we all kind of clicked," she told BuzzFeed News.
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"I've met people like this woman I play and they make the hair on the back of your neck stand up because they're so calmly diabolical," says Ladd, who recently launched Cheryl Ladd Signature Homes.
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Jebb suspects that money is important for meeting basic needs, but once those needs are met, people may be driven by more material or social gains, which could actually lower one's sense of well-being.
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The only audio released so far has been that of Rubbico; she has produced no verification of any of the gas station incidents, for instance, or that she really met people hired by Demand Protest.
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During the Times Square project, for example, I met people who came from the five boroughs, from Connecticut, who told me, "We saw that you posted, we took the kids, we made a day of it."
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However, over the course of that year, I met people who said they liked tree planting and I thought either they were crazy or I missed something and I didn't give it enough of a shot.
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She met PEOPLE at Beekman 1802, a mercantile of natural products that have been developed by her close friends, Josh Kilmer-Purcell and Dr. Brent Ridge — best known from their reality series, The Fabulous Beekman Boys.
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According to a Pew Research Center national survey last summer, nearly six out of 10 teens say they met a new friend online, and 20% of the teens who met people online followed up in person.
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"Visiting schools as part of my job brought me back into the community and I started interacting with young adolescents, I met people going through the same situation as me over 20 years ago," she said.
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Edward Morbius, one member of Lewis' group, told CNBC by e-mail that he's met people from all walks of life on Google+, including some he considers his closest confidantes, even though they've only communicated online.
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On Tuesday, in his annual (and annually publicized) New Year's resolution announcement, Zuckerberg vowed to travel to 30 US states to ensure he will have visited and met people from all fifty by the end of 2017.
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I've collaborated with a few incredible organizations where I've met people such as Gabriel Rivera-Barraza, one of the most brilliant minds of public relations in New York and one of the most creative people I know.
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On a recent visit to the United States, FPO officials met people close to President-elect Donald Trump, including his pick for national security adviser Michael Flynn, the FPO said in a statement announcing the Russian deal.
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But several new cases have emerged in towns across South Korea, most of them Shincheonji worshipers who have attended church services in Daegu or people who have traveled to the city or have met people from there.
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Growing up in Queens and living in Manhattan, he has met people from every walk of life as a developer and hotelier, people of every faith and every ethnic background, from Auschwitz survivors to Hispanic construction workers.
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I've met people who show compassion for the elderly, resolve to feed the hungry, act heroically in the defense of neighbors, show defiance for illiteracy, fight opioid addiction, and who refuse to allow veterans to sleep on the streets.
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"I have met people throughout this campaign, young people with tears running down their cheeks, who are literally worried that they or their parents will be deported tomorrow, that they will be separated from their loved ones," he said.
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I've met people in the industry who look at me the way basketball players in high school looked at me — all while I'm literally being who I am, in a space that I worked really hard to be in.
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In an effort to "get out and talk to more people about how they're living, working, and thinking about the future," Zuck has, among other things, met people struggling with opioid addiction and worked on a factory assembly line.
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"I've met more salaried people with 401K and benefits that have just been with the company for over 15 years, than I've met people have been there for two years who have a bachelor's or master's degree," he said.
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I also met people like Mr. Linares, who, while perhaps unable to mold me into the next Duke Kahanamoku, did his best, demonstrating both a kindness and a doggedness of spirit that I repeatedly encountered elsewhere in the city.
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"The more I met people, the more it started to become this idea — like I'm driving a bus, and I would tell people to hop on, and they could stay as long as they want to," Mr. Iconis said.
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I met people who were analysts and registrars, coordinators of adult programs, academics, and program directors, and each one seem convinced that insights into innovations in their particular corner of the museum field were to be found in this gathering.
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Growing up in a middle-American, meat-and-starch-eating household, I had never before met people with strident opinions about vegetables' quality, freshness, and origins, who would use their children as mules to smuggle 40-cent nectarines to their cars.
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In prison everyone knows when he's getting out; assuming that you are going to be released (I met people in 5C who will never be released from prison), you have been given a date by which you will be free.
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Skyl: I've met people from around the world that I view as friends, when I've found myself in other regions for work or personal travel, I've been able to share a meal with people that I've 'known' for years, it's great.
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"People think that taking a year to relearn to walk is a long time, but I have met people who have gone through the same injury, and after five or seven years they are still not able to walk," he says.
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It was a place where I met people who had never been to a gay nightclub before, who drove a hundred miles across state borders to be with tolerant people, who just wanted to have a good time and dance.
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I was at Hot Docs, the documentary film Festival in Toronto, in May, pitching my Curious George film for the first time, and that's when I really learned, having met people from Kickstarter and other crowdfunding platforms, how far it's come.
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The perjury arrest warrant accuses Carole Ghosn of falsely claiming not to know, or to have met, people connected to a company that received payments from Nissan Motor, part of which it subsequently transferred to a firm owned by Ghosn.
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I met people from Gaza, who cannot leave the square kilometer of the camp or they risk arrest, because it is illegal for Gazans to enter Israel or the occupied West Bank except with Israeli permission, which is almost never granted.
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And you went into communities that maybe you had never even thought about visiting and met people that on the surface seemed completely different than you -- didn't look like you or talk like you or watch the same TV programs as you.
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One thing about that word is that it can cover so many different relationships: people you've known your whole life; people you've just met; people you talk to, you see socially, you email with; people you've never met, like only online friends.
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Unity government head Fayez Seraj and other members of its Presidential Council attended prayers at a mosque and met people in the main square before returning to the heavily-guarded naval compound where they have been based since arriving from Tunisia on Wednesday.
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"I've met people who really had absolutely horrific circumstances, which included suppression, exploitation and domestic violence, and if the state is not able to respond to that need to protect women and or her children, indeed they are eligible for refugee protection," Turk said.
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" Atwood noted that though she'd never met Drake, she has "of course met people who have met Drake," (haven't we all) and then came upon a brainwave: "Wouldn't it be fun for him to have a cameo in season two of The Handmaid's Tale?
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Mr. Riccobono, 40, said in an interview that he grew up trying to hide his blindness until he met people at the federation who taught him that "it was respectable to be blind" and that he could do things as effectively as sighted people do.
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I do want to talk about that, the mentality in this country around it, because every time this has met people, they just, it's an anathema to the idea, and right now, what's going on is the idea that welfare should be work with welfare.
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"I have met people whose communities were simply destroyed by natural disasters ... amplified by the climate crisis," Thunberg, 16, said at a hearing co-hosted by the House Select Committee on the Climate Crisis and the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Europe, Eurasia, Energy and the Environment.
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"I have met people whose communities were simply destroyed by natural disasters ... amplified by the climate crisis," Thunberg, 2628, said at a hearing co-hosted by the House Select Committee on the Climate Crisis and the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Europe, Eurasia, Energy and the Environment.
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In their travels, they met people with a variety of experiences — a woman collecting the worn shoes of immigrants to help share their journeys, an immigrant who was being deported, a woman helping to provide shelter to immigrants just reaching the U.S., and that little league team in El Paso.
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With that, he makes more than 100 treats to give away and drops them off twice a month at locations including transitional housing, domestic violence shelters and McPherson Square in Washington, D.C. Earlier this month, Michael handed out cupcakes in the square and met people from all walks of life.
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To be honest, I'm not sure that you can, as I've not tried—but you probably can, because we've all met people who insist they play video games just for the playing bit, and can't be bothered with the actually-pretty-important-most-of-the-time context, often delivered at times where you can put the pad down.
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At night, he sang his songs in clubs and met people on the scene: Patti Smith, Lou Reed (who admired Cohen's novel "Beautiful Losers"), Jimi Hendrix (who jammed with him on, of all things, "Suzanne"), and, if just for a night, Janis Joplin ("giving me head on the unmade bed / while the limousines wait in the street").
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And, I believe one of the values of campaigning in Iowa, you can't win unless you go out and talk to farmers and housewives — and welders, and unemployed truck drivers, and I hate... (BELL RINGING) HUCKABEE: ... That a president could become president who never met people who have to struggle to make a living and put food on the table.
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I met people who defied neat categorization: a black woman in her 20s who worked at a record label in Miami; a Japanese Uber driver in Las Vegas; a Guyanese doorman in Queens, N.Y. At a rally in the campaign's final week in Michigan, a Rust Belt state that would prove central to Mr. Trump's victory, I saw how the candidate connected with crowd.
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It was not until I got to college and met people whose lives, like Vanderbilt's, were preciously circumscribed by maps guiding them back and forth between the Upper East Side and key leisure destinations on the Atlantic coastline that it became clear what real status was — and how little it had to do with a pair of jeans carried home in a bag from Bloomingdale's.
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I guess one of the things that surprised me about the Soviet Union in general, all the cities we were in, out ability to move around on our own, particularly in Moscow and Leningrad most of us broke away from the regular tour and just went off, on taxi cabs, subway rides, we met people, we looked up people who were friends of friends, we visited people in apartments.
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English Channel Rouen Seine Les Andelys Paris Normandy France Area of detail France 50 miles By The New York Times "I met people at the roundabouts, neighbors who live in the same building as me and that I had not ever met before," said Christelle Bréhélin, 46, a hairdresser who used to have a small salon in the village, but had to give it up because of the costs of running a small business.
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