" Of her own "new person" she said, "I hang out with my new person a lot.
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But it's not just the hair that makes her look like a new person, it's that she was becoming a new person.
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As soon as some new person also swipes right on that active dating app user, the algorithm assumes the new person "also" dislikes the Jewish user's profile, by the definition of collaborative filtering.
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That's a new person who got out of the pool.
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"After that shattering, a new person has emerged," he says.
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The grandmother says that she feels like a new person.
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After downing about 12 ounces, I was a new person.
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When I arrived out here I was a new person.
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But Alex was Meredith Grey's new person — her last person.
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You become a new person in between you and yourself.
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The other school of thought is voters think, 'We got rid of the guy, we're going to have an election for a new person, what is that new person going to do for me?
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Or is he actually going to listen to this new person?
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"He was like a new person," his mom, Renee, tells PEOPLE.
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"I was bringing a new person into the world," he offers.
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Embalm yourself in his energy and emerge as a new person.
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"Vote for a new person then," Mr. Biden, 76, told reporters.
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With sheer will, she gave a new person to this world.
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"But you'll feel like a new person the day after," she said.
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This means hiring a new person in between themselves and the underperformer.
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By the end of it, you'll feel like a brand new person!
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By that time, he was like a new person—and very sweet.
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Tonight I took the stage, a new person with a new life.
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Shannen Doherty feels like an entirely new person after battling breast cancer.
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That she was a new person who had finally found her way.
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You're like a new person... I know you're all into bettering yourself.
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"Afterwards, many tell me they feel like a new person," he added.
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To start a new life, I had to become a new person.
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At that point every new person I saw was a potential shooter.
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Yeah, when Trump meets a new person, that's what he fantasizes about.
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It will be good to have a new person in my job.
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I won't say a new person, but like when I was younger.
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Every new person I meet asks to add me on Instagram now.
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When I came back to New York, I was like a new person.
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"I generally greet the new person with an open mind," says Jenner, 20.
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The internet has grabbed its pitchforks and has a new person to hate.
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They put a different wig on, and they're like a whole new person.
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Every time you date a new person, you have to come out again.
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What is it like to discover a new person sexually at your age?
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You have to get past it — you've got a new person to love.
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You have to get past it – you've got a new person to love.
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He is like a new person now and everyone is excited for him.
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This is Winden, though — every new person is secretly someone we already know.
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So I just wanted to get out and be a new person again.
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He is like a new person now, and everyone is excited for him.
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Bring a new person onto a high standards team, and they'll quickly adapt.
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You don't become a brand new person, but rather, a little more yourself.
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I switch up my hair to be a new person all the time.
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" He added that his "biggest fear" would be "scaring off that new person.
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"Tonight I took the stage, a new person with a new life," she wrote.
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"Tonight I took the stage, a new person with a new life," she tweeted.
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Drag makes you look like a whole new person, so no cheating, Faceless men!
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It's an instant statement that may actually make you feel like a new person.
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I've become this whole new person because of the challenges I've set for myself.
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Every new person I meet reminds me how lucky I am to be alive.
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It's a technology with the potential to let someone become an entirely new person.
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Each day, it seems, a new person is deleted: Tim Allen, Roseanne, Shania Twain.
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And each new person attached to a major canon release is under increased scrutiny.
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But after Tracey's magic touch, I feel like a new person as a blonde.
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You can reintroduce me to her because she sounds like a whole new person.
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But the key question is whether that new person, once appointed, could fire Mueller.
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That doesn't mean you can't get close to a new person you're excited about.
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If the new person had a partner, he or she needed to know, too.
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"At that point, every new person I saw was a potential shooter," he said.
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The new person in charge could draw a much harder line, complicating Mueller's job.
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Your followers are going to notice if you start to become a new person.
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"No—I'm full of energy every day and feel like a new person!" he promised.
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"Almost like a new person who's driving for the first month or so," he added.
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I'm proud to be have expanded my family to include Albie and his new person.
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A new person had just come into existence, and now I had to catch her.
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She just has a new, cute/loud, important, very expensive new person in her life.
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You can't say there's a new person heading the EPA so these rules are repealed.
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She recommended one date per week when you're just starting to see a new person.
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Invite a coworker to lunch or focus on meeting one new person at a conference.
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Estelle, being the new person on tour, was like the buffer between us and them.
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You're becoming a new person this month and breaking out of your crab shell, Cancer.
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On the other side, the meth and its promise to make me a new person.
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Dr. Sandstrom tells participants in her studies to speak to one new person a week.
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If you change jobs you have to turn over to the new person that algorithm.
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"My family voted for him thinking he's a new person and looked sincere," he said.
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Young activists want to create a new person in a new cooperative, non-capitalist world.
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If a new person came in, I'd always walk up to them and start talking.
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So fair or not, I accept that and think it's time for a new person.
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If a husband was moody and disinterested, the new person is even-tempered and attentive.
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And as you watch this new person shrugging and smiling, you realize how you feel.
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Trump has found a new person to blame for sexual assault allegations — a Mexican billionaire Trump has found a new person to blame for sexual assault allegations — a Mexican billionaire Donald Trump's got a solution to his sex harassment scandal: Blame it on Mexico.
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Is choking "normal," or expected during sex, or during a first time with a new person?
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But whatever his motives, people have been commenting that he looks like a whole new person.
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For her, to meet a new person is to wonder whether or when they'll find out.
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" Says Harris, "I literally felt like a new person and was learning everything all over again!
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"I feel like I'm a whole new person," she nods, reflecting on the past few months.
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When someone wants to be made over, watching them turn into a new person is invigorating.
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"Tonight I took the stage, a new person with a new life," she captioned the post.
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A continuous walk is powerful because every day you can choose to be a new person.
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Garcia says that he converts at least one new person a day into a rum lover.
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In reality, nobody has any idea what they're doing when they sleep with a new person.
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Already, after three months living as herself, she feels like a new person -- "transformed," she says.
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You'll be a new person by October (eclipses will do that to you)— see you then!
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Then each of these infect a new person, for a total of 103N, and so on.
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Upon meeting a new person, you should not comment on their body, hair, eyes or face.
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Mr. Azar said that health officials were still figuring out how the new person became infected.
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Now, in the wake of the bullying, I was feeling like a brand-new person again.
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That way, they'll be able to keep tabs on you when you're meeting a new person.
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Bella Hadid looked like a new person at a Dior event in Miami, Florida, on Tuesday.
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It created an identity crisis — I didn't know who this new person was supposed to be.
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If a wife was overly analytical and aloof, the new person is action oriented and effusive.
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You'll feel like a whole new person after slathering this thing all over the areas you shaved.
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Democrats responded last night by rolling out their secret weapon, it&aposs a new person-- Nancy Pelosi.
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Another episode of Riverdale, another reason to suspect a new person of being the elusive Black Hood.
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You're a new person now; the way things were in the past won't work for you anymore.
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I think this new person, [CEO] Emma Walmsley, who runs the company, is doing a fantastic job.
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Sixty-one percent said a new person should be given a chance, and 5 percent were unsure.
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One might hope that a little research could bridge the divide between Old Person and New Person.
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Quiet and still, warm and awake, he watched me with dark-blue eyes—an actual new person.
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" Mr. Arzt added, "The problem is that the new person will be viewed as the second choice.
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If the victim doesn't, then the manipulator withdraws and becomes a new person — like Jekyll and Hyde.
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To expand the group, each person could be responsible for bringing one new person to each gathering.
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Tangerine won't make you a new person, but it might help you finally cement a new routine.
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I grew into a new person, and, looking back, leaving was the best decision I've ever made.
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As a new person, I don't have a lot of vacation, which is problematic with the holidays.
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One option is adding a new "person with red hair" emoji, like the "person with blonde hair" emoji.
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It felt like it was a part of me, but I felt like a brand-new person afterward.
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"Feel like a brand new person" When You're Bragging About a Bomb New Recipe You Tried Out:1.
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The light slowly fades, revealing a totally new person (or the same one, in at least one case).
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There's nothing like a little change to your look to make you feel like a totally new person.
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Or will Rebecca just "see" Greg in an entirely new light, and therefore as a brand-new person?
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It's also why saunas can make you feel and look like a whole new person when you emerge.
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"Since losing this weight, I'm like a new person," Gause says in this exclusive clip from Friday's episode.
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Meeting a new person every day who did work at Facebook would have been far too easy, see.
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Today, more than five million Americans have Alzheimer's, and a new person develops the disease every 28500 seconds.
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"If his time is up, I guess a new person has to come in there," De Grasse said.
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I would watch it on Halloween every time I found a new person who hadn't seen it yet.
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It's been so interesting to watch her transition into a new person as my journey has been unfolding.
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Above: Google's new emoji for Android Google also proposed the new "person feeding baby with a bottle" emoji.
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For each new person Turkey takes in, one Syrian refugee already in Turkey will be sent to Europe.
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Every week she interviews a new person who can speak to vastly different aspects of life's biggest questions.
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That's a pretty hard thing to do to walk into an organization like that as a new person.
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When a new person joins the document to edit it, you'll see a profile avatar appear at the top.
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Sometimes, the smallest haircut can make us feel like a brand new person — even if it's just a trim.
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A good wig and some makeup don't make you a new person—full transformation requires a full attitude adjustment.
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Every time I get into a game with a new person I am given a new piece of information.
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As the years go on, you kind of adapt and get used to that new person that you are.
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The new person "takes rates down, does what the president wants," said the "Mad Money" host, spinning a hypothetical.
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Then when a new person enters the scanner, the computer can better predict what level of pain she's feeling.
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"A new person would come, and I'd have to walk them through everything all over again," Ms. Potter said.
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There would be nothing left to tamp down those feelings, no more seeming path to becoming a new person.
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In each, Sawada looks radically different: a new person staring from the same set of eyes, ad (seemingly) infinitum.
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Instead he leans into it and desperately tries to make friends with every new person that crosses his threshold.
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Maybe it'll be a turning point for you and you'll become a new person, unfettered by fear of confrontation!
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So if you pick a fund based on its record, the chances are that a new person is in charge.
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Whatever the reason, it's crucial to remember in times like these that new hair does not make a new person.
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She looked so natural, as if she were a whole new person — she was so good at being a mother.
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Demi Lovato is "a new person with a new life" after revealing in her latest single that she recently relapsed.
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The challenge for us is that point you made — how do I translate that into value for a new person?
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Even if you're one of the lucky few who loves your boss, a new person will push you to grow.
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" In place of a moment of decision, Callard sees a more gradual process: "Old Person aspires to become New Person.
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Also, starting with a new person midstream will invariably involve some repetition and therefore increased costs and a longer timeline.
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Instead, it is something much more ambitious, with a much hazier time horizon: a project to build a new person.
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I am a new person, and although losing people is hard, I would not have changed anything about this journey.
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"It's an amazing feeling literally becoming a new man, a new person — just with hard work and determination," he said.
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We will all notice things we don't like somewhere down the road of a new relationship with a new person.
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This new person just smiles and says, "Yeah, it's all good, I understand" and just like that, you're in love.
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All that does is saddle the new person with the weak person, setting them up for failure in their new role.
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"I thought I was gonna look in the mirror and be a new person, but it just feels right," she says.
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"A new person came to take over AMC, and he only spent about 40 minutes on our set," Mr. Meltzer said.
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The new Aldo has all his memories, but while he's a new person, he's burdened by his predecessor's record and actions.
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You're getting ready to meet, care for, and love a whole new person who you just happen to know nothing about.
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I handle myself a lot differently and I'm happiest with this new person I've become of the past year or so.
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The types of questions they were asked were: Have you ever in your family, neighborhood, or workplace been the new person?
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Transference—unconsciously redirecting desires and feelings, especially those harbored from childhood, onto a new person—is a concern for professionals, too.
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In the movie, I deal with the loss of my legs and adjusting and trying to become a new person, essentially.
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The smallest majority is in Florida, where 54% of registered voters say they want to give a new person a chance.
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Although exciting, moving away from home and into a new space with a new person can be nerve-wracking at first.
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Put an old brain into a fresh body and you don't get to start over—you get a completely new person.
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In the ever-moving musical chairs that is the tech industry, Twitter has added a new person to its product team.
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Other drugs might have gotten me high, but here was a medicament that made me feel like a whole new person.
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Simply put, God's grace is supposed to make you a new person and set you free from the "bondage" of sin.
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"When a new person comes into your home, it's hard making space and giving them their own space," Ms. Axelrod said.
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"Now, as a new person coming into the company, it's very important to not create a cultural faux pas," says Schmidt.
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The dog is super excited because no one except K. ever really comes over, so he likes seeing a new person around.
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Obviously she went to her parents' grave, so now that her parents are dead, is she going to be a new person?
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As part of any new agreement, the sources said, the U.S. wants ZTE to hire a new person to police its compliance.
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My challenges in recent years have been to read two books every month, learn Mandarin and meet a new person every day.
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WATCH: Demi Lovato Says She's a 'New Person' After Revealing Relapse Lovato has battled addiction, mental illness and disordered eating for years.
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PT: The Trump Twitter universe shifted slightly when the president followed a new person, although she isn't new to his inner circle.
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Traits like skin and hair color are blended together, creating what looks like to be an entirely new person in the process.
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After they're done, I feel like a new person, and internally wink *lookin' good, good lookin'* to my reflection in the mirror.
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All of this, of course, was a result of their introduction to a new person named Paul, whose friends call him Jesus.
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Either way, this new person I was—socially withdrawn, overly anxious, and body conscious—brought me into a new dynamic with food.
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"Using the tracker really helps my mental health, it makes me feel like every day I'm a new person," Bailey told BuzzFeed.
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And for the most part, we still smell the same so our cat won't be like who is this strange new person?
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A trout mash mixed with kitten milk formula (yum!) did the trick, and, within a week, he looked like a new person.
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After the stunning ouster of FBI Director James Comey, President Donald Trump needs to pick a new person to lead the bureau.
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And the Waif embodies the part of her that wants to kill off her true self and become a new person — nobody.
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Thus, overtime, as you have new experiences, surround yourself with new people, and learn new things, you emerge as a new person.
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Andrew Cuomo denied controlling the public authority under his command, while also naming a new person to head that authority, Joe Lhota.
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If President Trump doesn't demonstrate the leadership that America needs, then it is time for a new person in the Oval Office.
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When Johnson first joined the Blacklions, she expected it would take time to acclimate and not be viewed as the new person.
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I meet with my boss who notifies me that my request to add a new person to my team has been approved!
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"It reached the point that putting in a new person was the only choice," said Cai von Rumohr, aerospace analyst with Cowen.
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"The concern is that a new person would come in and fundamentally shake up the way the Fed does policy," Bartholomew said.
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But unless you've met a new person full of hope and promise, there's something inherently cynical about the clearing season hook-up.
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For a lot of people, the simple act of meeting a new person and having a conversation with them is an incredible feat.
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The decision means President Rodrigo Duterte can reappoint Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Regina Lopez or choose a new person for the job.
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But Arkansas's numbers paint a striking picture: For every one new person working, volunteering, or training, almost 50 people lost their health insurance.
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" With each new hairstyle, "you don't necessarily become a new person, but you do take on a new persona, like an alter ego.
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I start to question if seeing him again is a good idea and if I'm ready to invest energy into a new person.
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Like, oh, isn't it cool that as a new person, you get to make the same amount of money as like Bill Gurley?
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One of Gottlieb's patients tried a solution: She told a new person she was dating that she was fresh off a disappearing act.
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It doesn't save images, unless it spots a new person, in which case it saves a thumbnail for you to review and tag.
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"Once you turn 40, you begin to meet a new person in the mirror every morning," Adams, 41, said to The Times Magazine.
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" He adds, "If you are a parent in an adverse environment, then you don't have the resources to give to this new person.
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"I love being with these artists because we've seen little changes made, and it being a new song, a new person," she says.
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More and more characters are introduced throughout the game, and almost every new person is surprisingly forgettable outside of a couple key characters.
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In a roundabout way, Ryan asked Gomez how her "new person" was doing and if she has had a chance to meet Swift's.
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I really crashed hard on that tour, plus we had lost our bass player, so we had a new person in the band.
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And you're a whole new person, still somewhat defined by your one famous music video, which has almost 100 million hits on YouTube.
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Even so, the school did decide to hire one new person: a recruiter, to try to get more students to come to Promesa.
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Within 36 hours, I was a new person, nearly back to my normal level of energy, ability to work and enthusiasm for life.
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I try to make sense of it in a podcast in which I interview a new person each week about their immigration story.
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It's THC concentrate that you smoke and these beautiful hippy girls with flower crowns set the bong up for each new person in line!
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"Now the new person is going to try to really be hard on Trump to show the establishment what he can do," Trump argued.
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Some analysts feel that the president will want to have a new person to head BI, which by law is independent of the government.
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Unsealed court documents reveal a new person of interest in the Las Vegas mass shooting that left 58 people dead in October last year.
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The hedge funds said the company should hire a new person for one of the posts from outside the company after splitting the position.
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When Sophia returns to San Francisco she's not a totally new person, but she finally has enough humility to ask Annie to forgive her.
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It is not only a code of ethics, but the Bible talks about how we're transformed inside out so we're actually a new person.
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Sixty-one percent of Wisconsin's registered voters think they should "give a new person a chance" instead of re-electing Walker, the polling shows.
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With Democrats desperate for a new person in the White House, each poll showing Biden's strength against Trump offers more fodder for the campaign.
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Rehearsing with a new person and getting the chemistry just right takes time, stalling the band's momentum, but Makhija has made peace with it.
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I would be a whole new person, every one of my cells regenerated enough times that the old cells were just distant, foggy memories.
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On the other side were three donkeys who'd come over to check out the new person and see what the fuss was all about.
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This could be as simple as trying a new food, asking for help, talking to a new person, or requesting feedback from a peer.
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But talking to a compassionate listener made her feel "like a new person" before and after she left the hospital to resume her life.
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TYLER MATHISEN: The Federal Aviation Administration has a new person at the helm and he is facing one of the biggest challenges in Washington.
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Eight out of 10 times when I meet a new person, I get asked about what I am because of the color of my skin.
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There are simply fewer spaces where speaking with a new person is sanctioned, and sometimes life can be too busy already to allow people in.
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"People are worried that the new person that will come in will be very ad hoc, but the fact is, it's in law," she said.
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Following the incident at the wedding, Ingrid chooses a new person upon which to model her life: Taylor Sloane (Elizabeth Olsen), an L.A.-based influencer.
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You could have the investigation with a new person heading it, in the same way that the argument was made when James Comey was fired.
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The Athens storyline serves two purposes: giving a freshly single Archie a new person to make out with and revealing the scope of Hiram's villainy.
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When the new person moved in she got them to pay her the bond (and kept it), even though that money should have been mine.
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"If the company is your idea, the moment any new person you bring on says yes, you need to talk portions right away," he said.
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On the water side of the equation, Allgood adds, World Vision provides clean water at an unprecedented rate of one new person every ten seconds.
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A small pop-up notification in my app said that the scale detected a new person, and I was prompted to name each of them.
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Eleven percent of Trump 2016 voters in Arizona, 13% in Ohio and 14% in Florida said it's time to give a new person a chance.
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Another song on that record, "New Person, Same Old Mistakes," caught Rihanna's ear when, according to Parker, she was in the studio with Kendrick Lamar.
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The new person will not only dictate the economic direction of Europe's largest economy but will have a large influence over the euro zone itself.
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All the fans I spoke to had met at least one new person, and were electrified by the level of detail poured into the space.
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Also new is the addition of joinable links — send them to a new person you want to join via email and voila, they're on board.
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No matter what happens in a town, you're going someplace else so you're like a new person, a new band, a new crowd, new city.
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The new coronavirus has an R0 of roughly 2 to 2.5, meaning that each new person spreads the disease to about 2.2 people on average.
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Say you have a certain number N of infected people, and each of them (following the pattern above) infects a new person every two days.
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We came up with a plan we call Each One Reach One: Each week, we would challenge each other to reach out to one new person.
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How could someone have been using photos of his private life to create an entirely new person online and use it to fool an entire nation?
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But that can get lost in the sea of stories about the rising case counts, new person-to-person transmission cases and deaths outside of China.
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She took the perfect host copy of Arnold and tweaked him, allowed for imperfections and mistakes in order to make a new version — a new person.
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She was put on my chest and in my arms, and I fell instantly in love with this brand new person that I had never met.
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Every time I go on set or have to go to a casting or meet a new person, I get asked about where I'm from originally.
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Finally, a miracle intervened on Beaux's behalf in the form of a new person named Jaime, who saw his picture on Facebook and fell in love.
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If you had a bad experience with one of your sibling's past partners, that can also influence your perception of this new person, Dr. Greif says.
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"When you think about it, you're helping to welcome a new person into the world and comforting them during a time of intense pain," she says.
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But just like Facebook stalking and finding out everything you need to know about your ex's new person, we're clutch at hunting down hidden Amazon gems.
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After a thorough rinse, look closely into the mirror and try really hard to recognize the new person with baby soft skin staring back at you.
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I've watched this small clip over 100 times, and with each viewing I find a new reason to appreciate it and a new person to love.
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The "Star Wars" actress walked the red carpet in March with a curly auburn 'do, and the subtle change makes her look like a new person.
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I'm not in the right mindset to have a new person wax my lady-bits so I decide to cut my losses and skip the wax.
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"We think it's the best way to offer a new person in the ecosystem an easy entry point," said Dan Romero, the GM of Coinbase Consumers.
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However, that new person — who didn't know Hook personally — didn't arrive until September, indicating that a normal staffing change wasn't the real reason for her reassignment.
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I was nervous because I was working with a new person and I wanted to do my best, and I wanted the scenes to go well.
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For some, it can feel like a process they have to repeat every time they meet a new person, to avoid awkwardness and nasty looks or comments.
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Tyrion, forever the voice of reason, reminds everyone seated that they are incredibly powerful and should just choose a new person, who should not be Edmure Tully.
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One new person that Frankel can pass her money advice down to is Denise Richards, who will join the cast of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.
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Hyden wanted to have a child with her partner, Jimmy Earley, and the pair was thrilled to bring a new person into their community in Lexington, Kentucky.
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Wood said he doesn't think it will be difficult to find a new person for the position because it's a hard job for anybody to pass up.
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When restlessness over your current style kicks in, a simple — or drastic — chop or a change in color can make you feel like a brand-new person.
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Photos by Joe Moore, courtesy of Lil Durk Horsing around with his friends and chasing them down the sidewalk, Lil Durk seems almost like a new person.
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Sexual attraction brings down all the barriers, lets you get close to a new person in a physical way that you don't get close to your family.
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You will come down with the greatest case of stage fright ever, in front of the brand-new person you want to impress more than anyone else.
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After the initial moment of nervousness talking to a new person, having familiar faces, voices, and personalities can make regular travel feel much less alienating over time.
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However, that new person — who didn't know Hook personally — didn't arrive until months later, indicating that a normal staffing change wasn't the main reason for her reassignment.
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At 55, I'd never given birth, never experienced pregnancy or the pains of labor culminating in the addition of a new person to the world, a miracle.
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Canopy said Linton's fellow co-CEO Mark Zekulin will become sole CEO but that the company is looking for a new person to take over that role permanently.
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"I haven't kissed another guy in nine years," Bella says in the new teaser, which suggests that Kraus may be the first new person the reality star smooches.
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I remember the moment distinctly, turning in my chair to exchange a glance over something a classmate said, and feeling like I was seeing a completely new person.
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During an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show in April 2017, she explained that she's a whole new person post-robbery, one who isn't as materialistic as before.
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New York (CNN Business)Gucci has hired a new person to oversee its diversity and inclusion efforts following the disastrous publicity it received for selling a racist sweater.
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"Other in-laws may already have reshaped the family culture in a positive or negative way, which can also influence the reception for the new person," he says.
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During an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show in April 2017, she explained that she's a whole new person post-robbery, one who isn't as materialistic as before.
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And then Donald Trump came with a self-funded campaign, anti-political correctness, anti-establishment, a brand new person, an outsider, who has the will to do something.
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According to the Obama administration, 22 people die every day waiting for an organ transplant, and a new person is added to the waiting list every 10 minutes.
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"As best we're told, the coder for the board was a new person who did not understand how to do the coding properly," the official told the Post.
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In EMERGE, a portrait of a new person is created by combining all of the faces in the audience—images taken with a 3D camera during Part 1.
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That could turn VR from a top-down, impersonal broadcast medium into a peer-to-peer network that gets better with each new person who enters the metaverse.
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The custom is to dance with a new person for each song, regardless of skill level, so expect to ask and be asked to have the next dance.
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One such moment comes late in the book and features a character named "Tarzan/Tweety/New Person," to whose introduction I was like, Who the hell is that!?
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Simply having the knowledge that any self-doubt about an interaction with a new person is unwarranted is a powerful shift in the way we approach new connections.
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Mr. Lackey said he felt the new person would also be vigilant about safety and that it was an opportunity to reset what had become a contentious relationship.
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Instead let's have Congress send a $10,000 bonus to everyone in health care and give hospital administrators $20,000 for each new person they recruit to their valiant fighters.
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Instead let's have Congress send a $10,000 bonus to everyone in health care and give hospital administrators $20,000 for each new person they recruit to their valiant fighters.
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Kim Raver, who plays Teddy, had previously hinted to TV Line that a new person was entering Teddy's life — and it seems now that she was talking about Koracick.
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For me, just put me in a well-decorated room with a stranger who's interested in hooking up, so I can experience a new person every now and then.
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The isolation is incredibly extreme, of course, but turning into a new person every time a situation is stressful does not seem like an easy way to live life.
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In Wisconsin, one of the state's Trump flipped in 2016, 61 percent of registered voters said they want to "give a new person a chance" in the governor's mansion.
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In doing so, he also indicated that markets can expect more of the same from Fed leadership, even though there will be a new person in the chair position.
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The administration has not ruled out a second term for Ms. Yellen, but Mr. Trump said on the campaign trail that he would "most likely" pick a new person.
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They have little respect for politicians in general and congress in particular, and they want to hear that bringing a new person in will change everything and fix everything.
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A new baby is a new person who enters your family and becomes a cherished part of it forever, but they still have so much to teach us about themselves.
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According to the Chicago Sun Times, the initials on the charging documents match those of a previous victim, hence why it's possible this is not a new person coming forward.
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It's human nature to worry about how you come off to other people, what they think of you, whether you seem foolish or needy or weird to a new person.
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"It was hard when we became parents, because we had to balance our careers with this new person in our lives," Thicke admitted to PEOPLE at Art Basel in 2011.
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It's partly why sometimes (but not always) the first with a new person are fumbly and awkward, because you're nervous and unsure and still learning each other's bodies, desires, languages.
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You can ask things like "Alexa, ask Whose Turn to add a new person" or "Alexa, ask Whose Turn to list my helpers" to get chores completed around the house.
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Although it can feel easier to be open and honest with a new person, those conversations and support should come from the person you committed to in the first place.
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He assumes the role of, yes, a Dr. Frankenstein to the Turners' sullen child, shaping a new person out of human clay with what turn out to be disastrous results.
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If you're a fan of Queer Eye, you'll know that the Heroes always do a final task to show their friends and colleagues that they've become a brand new person.
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"It is impossible to replace Richard (Lepeu) and appoint a new person who will take care of 35 direct reports," South African billionaire Rupert said in an analyst conference call.
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Tā moko represents the wearer's family heritage and social status—it is believed that the receiver visits a spiritual realm where they encounter their ancestors, returning as a new person.
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We do right by young people when we acknowledge that apprehension is to be expected in the early days of physical romance or when being intimate with a new person.
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Not only is the season hosted by a brand new person, but the show is currently taking place in South Africa instead of our usual site in the beautiful Mediterranean.
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The philosophical problem is whether this is a transfer of personal identity, some kind of cloning/copying making a new person with the same or different identity, or something else entirely.
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Photo: APAt this point when a new person joins the Trump administration as a regulator, the question isn't if they are a corporate shill, it's how big of one are they?
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"The general assembly of the Friends of the Palais de Tokyo will meet as soon as possible to proceed with the election of a new person to the presidency," she added.
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In the four years since leaving the long-running, medical procedural, she found her new "person" as she connected with the voice of executive producer and breakout showrunner Phoebe Waller-Bridge.
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Every time you meet a new person or build a new relationship, you are going to have to make a judgement call about what information you want to reveal about yourself.
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If you succeed (spoiler: you won't), you'll gain this blissful feeling of being a "new person," which will last until the next time you feel crappy and want to "change" again.
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If the businesses don't achieve their targets, the head of the business in China gets sent back to North Korea and a new person is sent to replace them, Cheng said.
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Hemsworth has yet to be seen with any new person, but now, a new report claims that the Aussie is down to date again in the wake of his public split.
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In sharing them, Bergljot is doing the same thing we're doing when we send a friend a screenshot: trying to break open a drama by drawing a new person into it.
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In his exit, deputy chief information officer Stephen Rice will serve as acting CIO until President Trump appoints a new person to fill the role, a DHS spokesman told The Hill.
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The queen stood next to an aide whose job it was to whisper in her ear a little tidbit about the identity of each new person, including where they come from.
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If you're a new person and you're trying to find your way into — as an activist — into the structure, it's not always as welcoming as it can and it should be.
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"Rather than carry around all this baggage of everything you've done, you can be a new person, you can change," Snap co-founder and CEO Evan Spiegel said in company's roadshow video.
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The man named as a new person of interest in XXXTentacion's murder case has had a lot of run-ins with the law, much like the arrested murder suspect ... TMZ has learned.
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A contender for both Rihanna's best stoner anthem and Anti's very best track is "Same Ol' Mistakes," a cover of "New Person, Same Old Mistakes" by the psychedelic synth band Tame Impala.
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While the gimmick was never formally discontinued, it peaked over its first year, during which span a new person hosted the show every single week (save for one special WWE Draft episode).
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For me, at 7:41 that morning, I was Nate, and then at 7:43 I was a new person with a new set of fears, new set of morals, new characteristics.
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Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic took over the post of finance minister earlier this week until a new person is named to follow Dusan Vujovic, who quit this month citing personal reasons.
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Being the Talk columnist for the past two years meant that once a week, almost every week, I called a new person and tried to get to know them for an hour.
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Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg has famously given himself interesting annual goals such as meeting a new person every day, learning Mandarin, writing thank-you notes and reading a book every fortnight.
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Authorities believe on the day of their escape, the couple drove the hijacked van to a remote area in northeast Arizona to meet with a new person and get a new vehicle.
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Elsewhere in the Insecure universe, Molly Carter (Yvonne Orji), managed to alienate nearly every new person in her life, and Tiffany DuBois (Amanda Seales) seriously hurt her own BFF Kelli's (Natasha Rothwell) feelings.
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That survey showed only 34 percent of registered voters in the state supporting reelection for Walker, while 61 percent said they want to give a new person a chance in the governor's mansion.
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It's the first month of a brand new year, which means many of us made New Year's resolutions vowing to be a better, healthier, all-new person in exactly 12 months from now.
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On a busy clinic day, each time a new person steps off that Ferris wheel into a medical evaluation there are a host of boxes to check off — height, weight, blood pressure, pulse.
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These enhanced protections should be demanded from any new person given responsibility to oversee the Mueller investigation: The attorney general, acting or permanent, will not remove the special counsel except for extraordinary improprieties.
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This measurement of that contagiousness, called an R-naught value (R0), is roughly 2 to 2.5 for the coronavirus, meaning that each new person spreads the disease to about 2.2 people on average.
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The most important thing to do when meeting a new person is to listen to them, and then find a way to respond to what they say — and to read their nonverbal cues.
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Books are products of the human imagination, as flawed as the people who make them, and it is not uncommon to feel an immediate and wordless animosity when you meet a new person.
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With her new rallying cry of "Resist, persist, insist, enlist," Clinton is keeping up her fight against Trump while giving Democrats space to find a new person to carry the torch in 2020.
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After the demonstration, the audience is separated by gender into two lines and shuffled along at intervals, speed-dating style, under instructions to describe the face of each new person to appear opposite.
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Whether you're trimming your ends or shedding years of long hair, a quick cut will not only promote healthier curls in 2019, but it will also make you feel like a brand-new person.
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But even though a new year doesn't guarantee waking up a brand-new person overnight, it's still the perfect opportunity to reset your intentions for the next 12 months and recommit to your goals.
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Once a new person is in, the phone of each member of that group chat automatically shares secret keys with that person, giving them full access to all future messages, but not past ones.
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WELL NOW, THE NEW PERSON IS GOING TO TRY AND BE REALLY HARD ON TRUMP JUST TO SHOW THE ESTABLISHMENT WHAT HE CAN DO. SO, I THINK IT'S VERY UNFAIR WHAT THEY ARE DOING.
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Lucas-Bull told Reuters Absa hoped to be able to name its new chief executive by the time its interim results were announced with the new person in place by the next financial year.
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While there's a clear partisan split -- with Democrats in all three states at 90% or higher in saying they'd prefer a new person -- Republicans are less unanimous, and independents are against re-electing Trump.
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I'm talking like, angels singing in a choir from above, children throwing flowers at your feet, suddenly a whole new person type of pain relief — I hope that gives you somewhat of an idea.
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" They question it all: "My boyfriend and I asked and re-asked ourselves all the cliché, but important, questions you ask when deciding whether you want to bring a new person into the world.
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The first half of Empire's second season was like that significant other with whom things were getting serious, but who starts acting like a brand-new person once you've been together for a while.
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To meet up and bone in some hotel in Tokyo and form a new person, who would take the information they collected on earth and bring it back to the planet they are from.
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But then I read the chapter, and it made me cry (twice), and if there's ever a stand-alone novel about Tarzan/Tweety/New Person, I'll be buying it on publication day for sure.
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Because these funds are typically age-weighted, becoming less aggressive as the first day of college approaches, you'll want to make sure the investment strategy of the plan matches the new person, said Lankford.
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"There's a perception that the grass is always greener, if you will, when you bring in a new person, so you're willing to overpay them for all the stuff that they've done," he says.
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"When a baby is born into a Jewish family, there's usually a Hebrew naming ceremony performed at the synagogue where friends and family come to celebrate the existence of this new person," Ben said.
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As we sat near the entrance of the campus, it seemed as if every few minutes a new person arrived via taxi or bus with a large suitcase and a shopping bag of food.
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However, under conspiracy law in the United States, once you have a conspiracy it takes very little to connect a new person to that conspiracy, still have to find them guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Even though I was a new person in their lives, the boys, who were 7 and 12 at the time, immediately felt comfortable with me and the credit really goes to both of their parents.
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Leah (Ben's season) is the first new person to arrive in Paradise this week, and she immediately asks to go on a date with Chad, the man who has just been kicked off the show.
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In the big-money world of top-level soccer, the anxiety that players feel when confronted with a new person charged with determining their playing time is, perhaps more than anything else, a powerful catalyst.
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When David let go of a guy he'd hired to run the studio and was looking for a new person, he reached out to Ron, who recommended some people, and I was one of them.
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But while it seemed clear to me that I just needed to get to the other side by delivering this new person safely into the world, he seemed to think things could be better, now.
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The demands include Park withdrawing her prime minister nomination in favor of a new person recommended by the National Assembly for the country's No. 2 job; and accepting separate investigations by lawmakers and an independent counsel.
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For example, you might have had a past relationship where the word "love" was tossed around casually, like Hannah's parter experienced, so you don't want to say it to a new person whom you're taking seriously.
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Kati Morton, LMFT, says that group fitness classes can be so anxiety-inducing because you're essentially on display, and being a new person in a fitness class can attack your confidence in a very particular way.
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This trick requires a bit of creativity, but if a new person has a prominent feature that can be connected to a visual image, that can trigger your memory and help you recall a new name.
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Just as Australian band Tame Impala were rounding up their performance at Sunday's FYF Festival with their hit song "New Person, Same Old Mistakes", Lady Gaga popped up on stage for a sing-a-long sesh.
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In the past week, one new person was confirmed to suffer from the hemorrhagic disease in Iboko, along with five suspected cases, including two in Bikoro and three in Wangata, all regions within the Equateur province.
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This new person is coming in at a time where he has the opportunity, over a period of time, to change the structure [of the business] so it's a reflection of one person's point of view.
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Members of both chambers should demand, including in oversight or other hearings, a commitment, given under oath, from any new person overseeing the Mueller investigation to protect the investigation along the lines of the Bork protections.
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"The good news is we have a strong deputy at the Defense Department that can help hold the ground while we transition and look for a new person and go through the confirmation process," Sanders said.
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It was his clear image of a new person in a new city needing furniture, an apartment, to meet new people that allowed him to build the service into the massive network that it would be come.
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It is a management best-practice and quite common for staff at large organizations to prepare these kinds of documents, so that processes don't have to start from scratch every time a new person joins the team.
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It can be hard to keep up, and harder still not to get jealous of that new person for connecting with this hidden, undiscovered part of your lover whom you already thought you knew inside and out.
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In addition, a new "person alert" has also been added for Nest Aware subscribers in which the software is able to differentiate a person snooping on your property from, say, a swaying tree or the neighbor's cat.
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At one point she tucks into a reverent cover of Tame Impala's "New Person, Same Old Mistakes," and it's really more like karaoke: she's just singing over Kevin Parker's original vocals and arrangement without making any changes.
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By having a dedicated group to answer questions rather than a call line where members would have to repeat their issue to a new person each time, Oscar has been able to build trust with its members.
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It's the album opener, a scene-setter, a song that surges with the optimism and beauty of new love and how, in exploring a new person, you feel reinvigorated: the world and yourself viewed with fresh eyes.
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Forty-seven percent of voters in the districts said they favor electing a new person to office irrespective of how the member votes on impeachment, while 85033 percent said they would like to see their member reelected.
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Tony Hall will step down as the director general of the BBC in the summer to make way for a new person who will negotiate the future for the broadcaster with the government, he said on Monday.
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The future you're looking toward: The solar eclipse in Cancer on July 12 will have you discovering things about yourself, shedding old skin, and feeling like a new person—but you'll also feel emotional and totally exhausted.
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But the Republican lawmaker announced last week that he would step down from the post at the end of the year, giving Ducey the opportunity to pick a new person who could serve the rest of McCain's term.
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He's going to be fired by the Attorney General in 3 days unless he can find a juicy case so prestigious yet complicated that the AG wouldn't risk some new person assuming his role and mucking it up.
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The fact that we nearly saw Sansa and Arya at each other's throats and they've both been freaked out by this strange new person their brother is, I think was proper good, Game of Thrones at its best.
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In other words, what does the target want (attention, sex, money, an appeal to patriotism or vanity, or in Weiner's case, most likely simply a new person to sext with) and how can you give it to them?
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Five women, including a new person who came forward on Monday, have now accused Moore of inappropriate contact with young woman in the late 1970s, when they were teenagers and he was a prosecutor in his early 30s.
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And it's hard to imagine that the next Democratic nominee won't want to install his or her own person -- or at least a new person -- in that job, especially after the debacle of the Iowa caucuses this year.
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And here's part 2: For example, I make no money in Miami anymore and I've probably never made money in Basel, and I feel like I haven't met a new person in Basel in at least 33 years.
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But in the event that Adam Neumann is "permanently disabled or deceased" in the 10 years following the IPO, Rebekah will form a committee with one or two board members to select a new person for the role.
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LONDON, Jan 20 (Reuters) - Tony Hall will step down as the director general of the BBC in the summer to make way for a new person who will negotiate its future with the government, he said on Monday.
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The second has to do with the table and what to do when that new person at the feast reveals herself a conspiracy theorist, when Uncle Fester starts talking politics, when your aunt ramps up with the crazy.
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That obviously will help me, and it will give you time to search for a replacement and have a smooth transition, and I can be as involved as you'd like in bringing the new person up to speed.
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When he starts dating a new person, he changes his Netflix password to be something with their name in it, and gives it to them, and then whoever was dating him before can no longer get into his Netflix.
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"With a new person as president, I'm sure what she will do is support all of these efforts, and I've got a feeling that our Republican colleagues are going to join the effort because they have to," she said.
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I have done every aspect of the business side and the creative side over the years and I'm more than happy to help this new person who will come in with a singular vision about how to tackle things.
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"Don't be surprised if on the same day you get a call from your broker who left and went to another firm, you get an aggressive call from a new person you haven't met at the old brokerage firm," Glassman warned.
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WATCH: Cameron Diaz 'Has Become a New Person' with Husband Benji Madden: Insider Her Life Out of the Spotlight The outing is a rare sighting of Diaz, who has been living her life outside of the Hollywood spotlight in recent years.
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Before he signed on to play Bill, Jason Ritter also wanted to know exactly how Fox intended to shoot Bill's scenes with Jenny "so that we weren't traumatizing an entire new person in order to tell a story," he said.
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If you're young and unhappy, you imagine a better gig over the next hill that will make you a fulfilled, fresh, new person with a wardrobe of clothes that fit and a group of friends you universally like and admire.
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If you die holding a solo title to something like a house, your state will insist on a legal process to re-register it to a new person, even if you clearly left it to a child in your will.
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And I'm glad you're taking a break from dating — not because I think you aren't worthy of love or a relationship, but because I want you to feel stronger and safer before you become vulnerable again with a new person.
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"We support the board's decision that now is the right time for a new person at the helm in order to speed up the execution of the new strategy and deliver on the key financial targets," an Investor spokeswoman said.
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The thing that especially makes this virus hard is that it seems to have a long incubation time between first infecting a new person and then causing symptoms during which it seems to be able to transmit to a new host.
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If I haven't see you in a long time — if we are recapping the end of your first marriage, the long divorce and the uncertainty surrounding the new person you met on Bumble — I'm going to want to go to Periyali.
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But a poll for NBC News previously suggested that Walker faced some weakness in the state, with 34 percent of Wisconsin's registered voters saying he should get re-elected, while 61 percent said a new person should lead the state.
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When this book opens, it's 153, and in the past 20 years, the population of Silicon Valley has tripled and you basically had the equivalent of a new person moving into Silicon Valley every 15 minutes for 20 years straight. Wow.
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As a new person to public service, you would benefit greatly from listening to, watching and learning from these city leaders who are on the front lines of public safety, education, immigration, job creation, civil and human rights protection and government leadership.
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Facebook notifies its security professionals anytime a new person is added to the BOLO list, sending out a report that includes information about the person, such as their name, photo, their general location and a short description of why they were added.
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"Any new person that enters the royal family will attract a lot of attention...But Meghan...already had three different things about her: she was older than Prince Harry, she is divorced and she was an actress," the 28-year-old said.
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On Friday, you feel like a brand new person: With love and money planet Venus harmonizing with action planet Mars, you'll feel at peace with your past, as you understand the ways it built the foundations for the best possible version of yourself.
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"Seebo simplifies the process of making a product smart and allows product companies to leverage their current team so that they don't need to hire a single new person and can still develop, produce and launch amazing IoT products," says the company.
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Participants then filled out a survey about their relationship with this new person: how long ago they'd met, what they did when they hung out, how much time they'd spent together over the past week and how much time in a typical week.
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Read more: AOC's squad always has her back — and it shows the power of making friends at work"Everyone sits around and waits until there is a new person in charge," Brian Kropp, chief of HR research at Gartner, told Business Insider.
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And every American who stands up for immigrants because they know that their parents or grandparents or great grandparents were immigrants too, and they know that America is an idea that only grows stronger with each new person who adopts our common creed.
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Caitlyn Jenner has faced many obstacles adjusting to life as a transgender woman — backlash within the trans community, hate speech from bigots, and the sometimes-painful learning process inherent in becoming a new person at age 65 — with cameras documenting it all.
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I need to know that people try for years, that they give up, that they maybe try again, that they go through hell and that they're still going, still living a life, whether they've added a new person to it or not.
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The new person alerts will start rolling out this fall — and since all the computer vision stuff happens in the cloud, it should work with all existing Nest Cams and Dropcams Presumably not detected by the new algorithms: super sneaky solid snakes.
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And if this president doesn't understand their importance, if this president doesn't demonstrate the leadership that America needs, both domestically and abroad, then it is time for a new person in the Oval Office — Republican, Democrat or independent — the sooner, the better.
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"But you can't let yourself get down about not feeling a hundred per cent of the time like the new person you're supposed to be," Linda added with a concerned tone to her voice, her bangs bobbing up and down as she spoke.
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When I signed the intimidatingly long waiver at the flight school in Dubai, I had no idea that I would land back on earth feeling like a completely new person, or at least back to the person I was before my battle with depression began.
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Starting this month, a new, person-to-person payments network called Zelle will roll out to the over 6.83 million mobile banking customers here in the U.S., promising a faster form of digital payments compared with apps like PayPal, Venmo, Square Cash, and others.
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The first few months of a relationship are different for everyone, but generally involve figuring out how to be yourself around this new person, how much information to share, and how to get past the gross and embarrassing things your body will inevitably do.
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Other tasks in recent years have included learning Mandarin — a move that was seen as a hint of his hopes of one day launching a version of Facebook in China — as well as meeting a new person every day and reading two books a month.
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"We support the board's decision that now is the right time for a new person at the helm in order to speed up the execution of the new strategy and deliver on the key financial targets," an Investor AB spokeswoman said in an emailed comment.
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Choosing to never date again after a partner's death is one of three paths people who've lost a loved one usually take, he wrote, including starting a relationship right away and falling in love with a new person while still loving the partner they lost.
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Same Ol' MistakesThe One That Sounds Nothing Like Old RiRi, But Is Pretty MagicalBest line: I feel like a whole new person / So how will I know what it's like Note: If you like this song, I suggest you check out Tame Impala right now.
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This is intimidating, but the good news is that this is true for everyone with all kinds of anatomy and sexual identities — everyone responds differently to sexual stimulation, so in reality, nobody has any idea what they're doing when they sleep with a new person.
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The ultimate result is that the infection curve naturally bends, as less and less people transmit the virus, and the R0, the number of infections per new person getting the virus, at some point falls below 1, leading to a natural end of the virus.
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The people of Uruk complain to the gods about Gilgamesh's behavior, and in response the mother goddess, Aruru, pinches off a piece of clay and, from it, fashions a new person, Enkidu, to be a friend to Gilgamesh and distract him from his bad habits.
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As a new person, you're not in a position to truly understand which side (if any) is right, and you won't yet have a nuanced enough understanding of the politics to know how you might harm your own credibility by taking a side prematurely.
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The most surprising addition to the track list is her cover of Tame Impala's "New Person, Same Old Mistakes," which is more accurately described as Rihanna singing along to a pre-existing Tame Imapla track, like she would if she were just hanging out with you.
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They can range from being good for the long-term, such as writing up a new training manual or re-organizing the internal drive, or just be about helping out right now, like showing a new person on a different team how to use the copy machine.
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Most recently, word of a new person of interest in the case gave Peña a feeling of hope that the killer could be apprehended, but it was coupled with a feeling of frustration that she had heard the news first from local media and not police.
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As an example: if you live in a very small town with only 10 eligible people to date, you would go on dates with four of them, and then on each subsequent date, compare the new person to the first four; if they compare favorably, that's your person.
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And then when she came into Dropbox for the acquisition, her job was to be that new person coming in and instilling process and changing things and she saw the resistance on the other side and she said that was a really key learning moment in terms of these two aspects.
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Philosophers like Benatar of course think that's a mistake, unreflectively surrendering to our animal instinct to procreate—but arguably if our decision to bring a new person to life resulted from spreadsheet analysis, that would come with its own dystopian overtones, and somewhat compromise the inherently audacious nature of the act.
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As I mentioned above, McIver's performance is a marvel — Liv is literally a (partially) new person in every episode, and whether she's absorbing the personality of a country singer, a racist old man, a goth magician, or an idealistic basketball coach, in McIver's hands she's funny, smart, and surprisingly likable.
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If Mr. Trump " doesn't demonstrate the leadership that America needs, both domestically and abroad, then it is time for a new person in the Oval Office — Republican, Democrat or independent — the sooner, the better," wrote Admiral McRaven, the man who oversaw the raid that killed Osama bin Laden in 2011.
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But as they spoke, the Washington Post reported a new milestone in the novel coronavirus outbreak: A new person has been diagnosed with the virus in Northern California — and they had not travelled to any of the affected regions of the world, nor had known contact with anyone else who did.
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And the hosts don't only contact the person who has gone silent on their client's behalf (despite the fact that the ghostee is usually blocked from calling their ghoster themselves); they also contact people like the ghoster's friends, the new person the ghoster might be dating now, and the ghostee's exes.
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The new person in detention and facing charges is Zakaria J., who knew one or more of the suspects before the attacks and is accused of aiding their preparations, according to a person close to the Brussels prosecutor's office who spoke anonymously because he is not allowed to speak to the news media.
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"I am looking forward to planning my pregnancy, to sitting down and saying, 'Hey, I want kids,' and then taking the steps for that, and knowing that I am stable in every way I can be and bring this new person into the world and nurture them into an awesome adult," Joanne said.
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I said "excuse me" in my most exasperated tone, the awkwardness of which, when combined with the fact that I looked like a whole-ass square, shook me so deeply to my core that I can safely say I am an entirely new person and am ready to dedicate my life to the Lord.
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I don't condone or support cheating, but if you can rise above the temptation to search for different pleasures and understand if the magnetic pull is bringing you to spiritual pleasure—you can do this through meditation—then you can see if this new person is your true partner and meant for your spiritual path.
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In particular, the way that every episode centered on a "corpse of the week" — a new person who had died and highlighted the thematic issues that the funeral-home-owning Fisher clan were confronting — could feel clunky and like a bad literary device, but it also always gave the show some new territory to explore in every episode.
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It can be a huge turn on to watch your primary sex partner being intimate with a new person within the confines of a prearranged threesome — but it's certainly not a good idea to attempt a threesome if there are any pre-existing trust issues within the couple, or if someone has to be coerced to do it.
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The Graph is what powers features like the Windows 10 Timeline, which desperately needs buy-in from developers to succeed, but it also allows developers to send notifications when a file is added to a OneDrive folder or to kick off an onboarding workflow when a new person is added to a team in Azure Active Directory.
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By 2013's personal challenge, it's possible that Zuckerberg had sensed something new in the data stream that might be coming down the pipes towards him — as he set himself the challenge of expanding his personal horizons (not that he put it that way) by "meeting a new person every day who does not work at Facebook".
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Meanwhile, Leslie (a brilliant Felicity Huffman) was pushed out of the school and replaced by a new person (Season 1's Benito Martinez), Kevin's family was on the verge of being relocated after his mother's (Regina King) employer read distasteful comments in leaked emails, and Dan's (Timothy Hutton) drug dealing daughter was sent to a detention center.
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" Having bipolar depression doesn't define my personality or anyone else's, but according to Dr. Yvonne Thomas, Ph.D, a Los Angeles-based psychologist whose specialties include relationships, "A person with a mental illness can be misread as not caring, being insensitive, or being aloof, which can affect even being able to start a relationship with a new person.
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A lot of these guidelines apply to sex you might have with any new person—and can also be broadly chalked up to "be a decent human being"—but because the sexually inexperienced can feel very vulnerable, here's a checklist to run through when you want to make sure that you're approaching an inexperienced partner with the utmost respect, maturity, and care.
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Out of the box, owners get Nest's new "Person alerts", which detects when there's a person in the camera's field of view (and not a pet or a shadow) and then sends you a notification, and "Supersight", which is a picture-in-picture view showing a tracking shot of a person in the field of view windowed inside of the larger 130-degree angle.
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"If a Russian were to become head of Interpol, I think that will put the organization in grave danger of being fully discredited ... and particularly if the Russians then try to use this new person to chase after me after it's already been established that Russia has abused Interpol several times before," UK-based financer Bill Browder told the Associated Press after a London press conference criticizing the possibility.
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" WATCH THIS: 'Million Dollar Listing New York' Star Ryan Serhant Gushes About Date Night With His Wife The Bravo star would seemingly do anything to sell a property, and as he takes his clients back to the luxury high-rise, he tries to sell them on the draws of Times Square one more time, which include Restaurant Row and the opportunity to "meet a new person every single day for the rest of your life.
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For the first several years of my son's life I had been regularly astonished by moments of unbridled joy, moments so unlike anything I had known that each time I experienced one — his hand curling closed around my index finger, his light-up sneakers flashing at the end of the dark driveway, his bat finally connecting with the ball on the wobbly tee — I felt I was starting life over, stepping out of one life and into another as a brand new person.
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Zuckerberg's past challenges have been: 2009 – Wear a neck tie every day 2010 – Learn Mandarin Chinese 2011 – Only eat animals he killed himself 2012 – Write code every day 2013 – Meet a new person who isn't a Facebook employee every day 2014 – Write a thank-you note every day 2015 – Read a new book every two weeks 2016 – Build an artificial intelligence home assistant like Iron Man's Jarvis 2017 – Visit all 50 states he hadn't already to meet and talk to people 2018 – Fix Facebook's problems
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BUT LET'S SEE WHAT HAPPENS WHEN INTEREST RATES GO UP. I THINK THEY ARE KEEPING THEM DOWN AND THEY WILL KEEP THEM DOWN LONGER AND ANY INCREASE AT ALL WILL BE A VERY, VERY SMALL INCREASE, JOE, BECAUSE, YOU KNOW, THEY WANT TO KEEP THE MARKET UP SO OBAMA GOES OUT AND LET THE NEW GUY, WHOEVER -- LET'S CALL IT A NEW GUY, YOU KNOW, BECAUSE I LIKE THE SOUND OF THAT MUCH BETTER, BUT THE NEW PERSON BECOMES PRESIDENT, LET HIM RAISE INTEREST RATES OR HER RAISE INTEREST RATES AND WATCH WHAT HAPPENS TO THE STOCK MARKET WHEN THAT HAPPENS BECAUSE YOU HAVE NO CHOICE.
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I don't remember the pain, but I experience euphoric recall around all the wonderful, exciting elements of this way of life: the aesthetic intoxication of kissing and touching a beautiful new person, the excited preparation and beautification before an encounter, how alive it made me feel, how I felt I had a purpose, how I did not have to think about death or greater meaning when a crush was everything, the poetic sexting, the narcotic feeling every time a new text came in, new cocks to taste and explore, the attention a person would pay me when they wanted me, being told I was hot and beautiful by multiple people at once.
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With the annual goal tradition coming to an end, here's a look back at Zuckerberg's resolutions over the past decade: 2009: Wear a tie to work every day 2010: Learn Mandarin 2011: Only eat animals that he'd hunted and killed himself 2012: Code every day 2013: Meet one new person who doesn't work at Facebook every day 2014: Write at least one thank-you note every day 2015: Read a new book every other week 2016: Run one mile a day and develop an AI system to help run his life 2017: Visit every US state 2018: "Fix" Facebook 2019: Host a series of discussions about the role of technology in society
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