Then I got a call from my next door neighbor.
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But please also take a look at its next door neighbor.
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But Rick has a very famous next-door neighbor … Sharon Tate.
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"I started screaming," next-door neighbor Rhona Friedman told the Post.
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She dedicated "Grace" to her next-door neighbor, who is 92.
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We are not electing the next-door neighbor or the plumber.
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Have a cup of coffee with your old next-door neighbor.
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My next-door neighbor found her — alone and forlorn, and howling.
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But shortly after, Joe began to watch their next-door neighbor.
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Although, one person they do recognize is Rick's next-door neighbor: Tate.
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Remember he was tackled by his next-door neighbor, one rib shattered.
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" via GIPHY "My next-door neighbor is lovely in nearly every way.
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We're told he also hit their next door neighbor Kathy Griffin's staff.
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My next-door neighbor is a gentleman by the name of Eduardo.
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He says he has made friends with his next-door neighbor, Andre.
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Their next-door neighbor just so happens to be an FBI agent.
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Their next-door neighbor, Jennifer Fidler, called Mr. Lara a role model.
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Years later, Michael went from Moss's childhood idol to her next-door neighbor.
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This is the Andromeda galaxy, our very own Milky Way's next-door neighbor.
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"No one thinks their next-door neighbor is a serial killer," Tapia says.
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Our next door neighbor growing up was a guy named Old Man Johnson.
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Although, one person they do recognize is Rick's next-door neighbor: Sharon Tate.
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His next-door neighbor recalled Aoba as pudgy and unkempt, with blemished skin.
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Mars is the next-door neighbor to our little oasis we call Earth.
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He might be like a next-door neighbor who just happens to write.
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How would China react if its next-door neighbor were attacked by America?
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James Block never thought his "smiley, happy" next-door neighbor could be a killer.
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Everyone from Kylie Jenner to your own next-door neighbor is rocking the hue.
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Parrish will play Lara Jean's older sister, Margot, who's dating their next door neighbor.
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We got the idea from our next-door neighbor, who was our best friend.
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Rene Boucher, Paul's next-door neighbor, has been charged with misdemeanor fourth-degree assault.
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She was Peter's next door neighbor who pursued acting after graduating from Midtown High.
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If my next-door neighbor had been nominated, I would have voted for her.
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" David Premer, their next-door neighbor, described them as "a super down-to-earth family.
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As the episode reveals, authorities eventually honed in on John Waterman, Galloway's next-door neighbor.
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The film explores how both men befriended their next-door neighbor, Hollywood actress Sharon Tate.
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And, whoever ends up living there will gain a famous next-door neighbor ... Christina Aguilera!
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Until I find out that my next-door neighbor has 2X, and then I'm miserable.
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That would be the sun's next door neighbor, Proxima Centauri, just 4.2 light-years away.
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We're a next-door neighbor to Mexico, and many of us come from Mexican heritage.
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She soon learned that her next-door neighbor, Botham Shem Jean, had been fatally shot.
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Perez, Kita's next-door neighbor in Yardley, was arrested and also charged with conspiracy, prosecutors said.
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Instead, he or she might be your next-door neighbor and you would never know it.
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But don't put your next door neighbor in your fantasy because that could become a reality!
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"My next-door neighbor, his name was Mickey; my friend, his name was Mickey," Waybright said.
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I associated it with our next-door neighbor, an elderly white man with raging senile dementia.
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For starters, if I eat like ancient humans, then I'm probably eating my next-door neighbor.
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"He looked like he was shaken very bad," said Rita Mosher, 74, a next-door neighbor.
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He's literally my next-door neighbor on the block playing dominoes, you know what I'm saying?
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Standing in front of me was my next-door neighbor with my paper in her hands.
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Beyonce and Jay-Z might be the lucky charms their future next door neighbor dreamed about.
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On April 29, our next-door neighbor Olena came to my mother for a cup of coffee.
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Barrymore guest stars on Kargman's Bravo show, playing the next-door neighbor to Kargman's character, Jill Weber.
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Although, one person they do recognize is Rick's next-door neighbor: Sharon Tate, played by Robbie, 28.
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On set, Joan Crawford is excitedly approached by the beautiful blonde starlet playing her next-door neighbor.
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Although one person they do recognize is Rick's next-door neighbor: Sharon Tate, played by Robbie, 28.
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Scientology's like your weird next-door neighbor who keeps his blinds closed and his doors dead-bolted.
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Maria was stabbed to death by her next door neighbor after refusing to submit his sexual advances.
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Asked what she made of the Shed's shiny next-door neighbor, Ms. Diller simply raised her eyebrows.
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But when selling a car to your next-door neighbor, you'll probably be a lot more upfront.
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Akhen Wilson, then a next-door neighbor of MOVE: The cops evacuated our block the night before.
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Akhen Wilson, then a next-door neighbor of MOVE: In '86, it was a 180-degree [turn].
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So Ms. Benigno hatched a plan when her next-door neighbor approached her to list his apartment.
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Andrew Garfield plays Sam, who sets out to investigate the sudden disappearance of his next-door neighbor.
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The two are struggling with a changing Hollywood in the 1960s and Tate is Dalton's next door neighbor.
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Our next-door neighbor Olena, a researcher at the Kyiv Institute of Nuclear Physics, came over one day.
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This prompted their next-door neighbor John Miller to throw the mattress back on their property, Box said.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ Jillian's been in a fight with her Malibu next-door neighbor for months.
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Also, interestingly enough, my brother, the oldest sibling, is my next door neighbor right here on this island.
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He was the Matthews' next-door neighbor and shared plenty of wise advice with Cory and his friends.
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My next-door neighbor, an older man, had fired a few shots — harmless, fortunately — down onto the street.
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The woman said that her next-door neighbor hadn't been able to vote for the last 3003 years.
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Mary McKnight, who says she is Martin's next-door neighbor, moved into the apartment complex over the summer.
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"China, our big next door neighbor, has occupied and militarized some features close to our shores," he said.
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There's also their next door neighbor, Eric (Skyler Gisondo), who's in on everything, because Sheila ate his step-dad.
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Sadly, a no-nonsense teacher with a heart of gold will most likely not be your next door neighbor.
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"You know death around the corner and prison my next-door neighbor,: he raps on "Close to the Grave.
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When I awoke, it was light out and I was lying with the next-door neighbor on his lawn.
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I mean, her next-door neighbor is Khloe Kardashian, and she's the next generation of that sensibility of starlet.
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But even in that time, his next-door neighbor Andreina Adames said, he did not make a good impression.
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Dyer revealed the abuse through a Facebook post, just days after learning her abuser was her next-door neighbor.
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Just last month, Israel put Arrow 2 to use intercepting an incoming missile from its next-door neighbor, Syria.
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Again, the smell had become so intense that it had kept his next-door neighbor awake for three nights.
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Georgi's next-door neighbor, a Russian girl named Revekka, was given a diagnosis of apathy three years before him.
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A next-door neighbor, Laura Stulbaum, said she had been awake with a child who had a bad dream.
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A next-door neighbor was also injured, and suffered minor burns after she tried unsuccessfully to enter the building.
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"I'm going to try to write songs where I can't be heard by the next-door neighbor," White said.
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For instance, kids who get unpaid internships because mom or dad or the next-door neighbor works at that place.
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And, of course, they make for some really gorgeous glamor photos of our close — but still mysterious – next door neighbor.
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Now suppose I'm your next-door neighbor, and I want to know if I'm in danger of being robbed, too.
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For years, they discussed with their next-door neighbor the idea of buying his one-bedroom to combine with theirs.
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Opinion One summer afternoon, when I was 4 or 5 years old, I was raped by a next-door neighbor.
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A next-door neighbor for Kaval's proposed stadium is a recycling plant, fronted by a massive pile of metal scraps.
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You'll recall ... the Playboy Mansion was sold in August to Hef's next door neighbor after a long back and forth.
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Not long after her husband's death, Joanne visited McCullom Lake and talked to her former next-door neighbor, Bryan Freund.
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Nothing like this has been attempted before at our smaller next-door neighbor, nearly 100 million miles (160 million kilometers) away.
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Our street light turns on and I hear the next-door neighbor, a widow who drinks, singing loudly, her voice unintelligible.
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Barrymore, 41, guest-stars on Kargman's Bravo show Odd Mom Out, playing the next-door neighbor to Kargman's character, Jill Weber.
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Elordi plays Noah, the older brother of the lead Elle's (Joey King) best friend and next-door neighbor, Lee (Joel Courtney).
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Officers killed 41-year-old Ismael Lopez while trying to serve an arrest warrant to Samuel Pearman, Lopez's next door neighbor.
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Kyle's next-door neighbor Harry Monych, a retired newspaper editor and publisher, said Kyle was always quick with a wide smile.
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Early on in her presidential run, Klobuchar looked to captialize on the next-door-neighbor status that helped previous presidential campaigns.
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"We know how it feels to be scared, how it feels to think you can't trust your next-door neighbor," Pedraza said.
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Aryn goes on, claiming Jesse has a violent temper and cites a road rage incident last month with his next-door neighbor.
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The Dominican Republic that Trujillo inherited was as poor as its next-door neighbor and still humiliated by the recent American occupation.
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While he was an undergrad at the University of Tennessee, Manning met Ashley Thompson after her next door neighbor set them up.
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Local street hustler Jerome and Martin's over-the-top next door neighbor Sheneneh Jenkins are arguably more beloved characters than Martin himself.
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"If you happen to miss that moment before the spaces get filled, you're dead," next door neighbor Rhona Friedman told the newspaper.
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Channel U was active before YouTube really took off, it made it possible for your next door neighbor to become a star.
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Evans played her next-door neighbor whom she becomes closer to throughout the movie, while Pratt and Mackie played her old flames.
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The next-door neighbor thought there were multiple people living in the apartment because Mia would sing in male and female voices.
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They cultivate an American next-door neighbor vibe ("just a guy off the street," he said), with details from their own lives.
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Now you have the possibility of a former vice president and a next-door-neighbor senator coming in fourth and fifth place.
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The building was originally a private residence, with a next-door neighbor, No. 14, that was the novelist Edith Wharton's childhood home.
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The film is directed by Natalia Leite and written by actress Leah McKendrick, who also plays Eastwood's next door neighbor in the movie.
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" Snelling's next-door neighbor Alton Hill described him to PEOPLE as "a really nice neighbor," adding, "He was a real warm, generous person.
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In a 1981 interview with Storr, Rudy Burckhardt recalls getting to know his next-door neighbor in the late 1930s, Bill de Kooning.
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There may be some upside to come as Malaysia calibrates its relationship with not just China but also its next door neighbor Singapore.
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"The grandmother came over, she was a mess, she was screaming for help," Richard Shain, a next door neighbor told the Boston Herald.
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Dorothy Brown, 74 A mother of two grown sons, Dorothy Brown was "a sweet, sweet old lady," according to a next-door neighbor.
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He's struggling to keep it together and care for his sister with the help of his next-door neighbor Georgi (SNL's Sasheer Zamata).
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Everybody jots down something nice about his or her family on a scrap of paper and hands it to a next-door neighbor.
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The show honors the art dealer and his relationships with emerging avant-garde artists like his next door neighbor, Picasso, and Georges Braque.
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We work in communities where there tend to be a lot of families living together but they don't know their next-door neighbor.
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We talk about all the big issues in the world but don't we know what issues our next door neighbor is dealing with.
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Mr. Caddie's 71-year-old next-door neighbor, Nanny Lucky, was the first to sign up when Hikurangi began offering shares to locals.
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Our client, the next-door neighbor who wanted to sell his land, had us return with the police and put the pins back.
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Factor in the fact that their next-door neighbor is a weird, paranoid police officer and you're in for the ride of your life!
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Hector Campos, of Spring, Texas, was arrested Tuesday and charged with the murder of Ana Weed, his longtime next-door neighbor, earlier that day.
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She worked from the basement of the house tailoring clothes to earn money, said a next-door neighbor, Nelline Baldwin, who is now 87.
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Take, for instance, the friendship between Philip and next-door neighbor Stan Beeman (Noah Emmerich), an FBI agent tasked with tracking down Soviet spies.
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"She was a super sweet lady; she always had this big smile," said her next-door neighbor John Cushman, 33, a firefighter in Portsmouth.
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Lens A photo essay by Mohamed Mahdy shows what it's like when your next-door neighbor is a cement factory that belches toxic dust.
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A day earlier, a next-door neighbor, whom Mr. Hovater doesn't know very well, had hung a Confederate flag in front of his house.
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Threatening an all-out trade war, insulting our next-door neighbor and ally, will not change the nature of our economy, only damage it.
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Most intriguing, given the show's title, is that Helen seems uncharacteristically smitten with her next-door neighbor, an incredibly Californian young woman named Sierra.
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Instead, it's a place to bash our President, tell our next door neighbor Julie that her ideas on abortion are stupid and so on.
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Neighbor heard shot Alyssa Kinsey, Jean's next-door neighbor, told CNN she was home on the phone Thursday night when she heard a shot.
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Anyone who threatens our next-door neighbor because a tiny sliver of our population has come here illegally from there, cannot get my support.
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"When Rand Paul pulls a stunt like this, it easy to understand why it's difficult to be Rand Paul's next door neighbor," Dent said.
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In the 2010s version, late actor Anton Yelchin portrayed Charley Brewster and Colin Farrell played Jerry, his next-door neighbor who was a vampire.
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In this exclusive clip, Kate's confronted with her nemesis for the weekend: Her athleisure-clad next-door-neighbor Jill, played by an overenthusiastic Kate McKinnon.
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Those other five were the siblings of Sara'a next door neighbor, 5-year-old Buthania, whose image went viral in the days after the strike.
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"Imagine being Rand Paul's next-door neighbor and having to deal with Rand Paul lying cowardly circular whiney bullcrap about lawn clippings," Arnold wrote Monday.
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The Masked Saint at times goes from clueless to pyrotechnically problematic, especially in the treatment of Chris' next-door neighbor Mindy and her husband Ray.
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After the retiree moved in, his next-door neighbor told him the seller "'knew he had a buyer the minute you walked through,'" DeFelice recounted.
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It just so happened that my stand was about 50 yards from Richard Nixon, who had become my next-door neighbor in San Clemente. Imagine!
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A manager complains to a boy at the deli counter that he should have said at once that his next-door neighbor has tested positive.
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Ivan V. Fedoseyev, 22012, their next-door neighbor, noticed that Mr. Skripal was gone and assumed he had left his wife, Lyudmila, for another woman.
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"The Great Gatsby" tells the story of Jay Gatsby, a young, lovesick millionaire, through the eyes of his friend and next-door neighbor, Nick Carraway.
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"When Rand Paul pulls a stunt like this, it's easy to understand why it's difficult to be Rand Paul's next-door neighbor," Dent told Politico.
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"She, at a time period in her life, moved in with her manager who happened to be our next door neighbor growing up," Kardashian West said.
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"If I were his next-door neighbor and I didn't have health insurance for my child, I find it hard to believe he would ignore that."
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Next-door neighbor Joan Smrekar told HLN's Crime and Justice with Ashleigh Banfield she heard two shots ring out seconds apart after 7443:30 a.m. Monday.
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A next-door neighbor who declined to be named described him as a quiet young man who sometimes deflected eye contact and played several musical instruments.
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The Ethicist I have lived for many years in a shotgun duplex house in New Orleans and had a harmonious relationship with my next-door neighbor.
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My next-door neighbor, with whom I share a wifi password but have yet to become friends with, asks if I want to hang out. Yes!
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If someone else gains access to that network—whether a remote hacker or your next-door neighbor—it can be quick work to compromise those devices.
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If you're still harboring a crush on your cute next door neighbor from back home, it might be time to start swiping — or knocking on the door.
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"Ipanema wanted to find a girl who's a fashion icon but a girl you can relate to, someone that feels like your next door neighbor," says Matheba.
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Now, according to the Washington Post, his next-door neighbor has been charged with the assault and the Republican politician is suffering from some pretty serious injuries.
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I make copies for next week, get my whiteboards ready for Monday, and say bye to my next-door neighbor on my way out at 2129:2129.
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His next-door neighbor Ernesto Gonzalez (Nicholas Gonzalez) laughs off Bud's casual racism, but tensions are about to rise as Mexifornia considers a draconian anti-immigration bill.
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My next-door neighbor Rosemary Vigorita was fast asleep when we saw the fire creep dangerously close to the road just above our house in the hills.
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"I'm Latina and growing up I had my best friend and next door neighbor Yolanda's mom as a hairstylist — she would do braids on us," she says.
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"The house is not obscured in any way from the street," a next-door neighbor tells PEOPLE, disputing the image conjured by a Trump tweet on Sunday.
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She said people who didn't know where Tiffany's flagship was located would certainly know where it is now because it's next-door neighbor is impossible to ignore.
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"Even my next-door neighbor said that she couldn't vote for me because I had two young kids," she told me in a 2015 interview for Cosmopolitan.
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So it wasn't out of the ordinary that he went to check on the house of a concerned next-door neighbor who heard noises outside her home.
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"It was like talking to your next door neighbor," said Dr. John Fildes, who heads UMC's department of surgery and led the Trumps on their tour Wednesday.
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"Jersey Shore" star Vinny Guadagnino busted up trees, a driveway, and even cars while his hired muscle stood guard ... according to a next-door neighbor who's suing.
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They used to have a next-door neighbor, Dorothy Overman, who planted a community garden across the street and daffodils, ivy and tulips in her front yard.
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Paul and his longtime next-door neighbor had disagreements over yard care, according to the newspaper, which cited neighbors and three Kentucky Republicans familiar with the issue.
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One of his daughters said, "'Daddy, why are you doing this?' in Spanish," the family's next-door neighbor and longtime friend Itza Garcia told local station KVUE.
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Many are deeply skeptical of his promises, warning of the seizure of white-owned farms that turned Zimbabwe, South Africa's next-door neighbor, into an international pariah.
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He was a clean-cut guy, nice personality—didn't come off as a rapist or a murderer—he was like a next-door neighbor kind of guy.
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NEW YORK — Ann Morgan Guilbert, beloved as the next-door neighbor on The Dick Van Dyke Show and seen recently on CBS' comedy Life in Pieces, has died.
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Anthony Michael Hall takes delight in squirting his next-door neighbor with a water hose, but now he's been ordered to knock it off ... according to court docs.
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At college, my next-door neighbor was watching porn, and there were lots of men with huge penises and a girl on top, and she was touching herself.
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The two are struggling with a changing Hollywood landscape at the height of hippy Hollywood, all exemplified by Dalton's next door neighbor Sharon Tate, played by Margot Robbie.
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Bill Groener, 67, was a next-door neighbor of the Harts when they lived in West Linn, Oregon, and said the kids stayed indoors most of the time.
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The two are struggling with a changing Hollywood landscape at the height of hippy Hollywood, all exemplified by Dalton's next door neighbor Sharon Tate, played by Robbie, 28.
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One other problem that Joe is facing: Paco (Luca Padovan) his young next door neighbor, is no longer okay with just taking his stepfather's Ron's (Daniel Cosgrove) abuse.
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I have a next-door neighbor that I'm in a civil suit with and he's a Trumper and he stands at the wall, we have a shared wall.
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Belle had her father and Gaston; Elisa has her hapless next-door neighbor Giles (played with nasal aplomb by Richard Jenkins) and the vicious Colonel Strickland (Michael Shannon).
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The incident happened in April, when yelling and loud banging noises coming from the home Long shared with his mother prompted a next-door neighbor to call authorities.
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In dire need of advice, Sweet Pea has written to the reclusive Miss Flora Mae — who happens to be her next-door neighbor — three times with no answer.
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How come this child, who is my next door neighbor and definitely has a family, is constantly alone every time I've seen him in the past few days?
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So is what's missing Jabara's family says they were victims of a years-long torrent of hate from their next-door neighbor who became increasingly violent towards them.
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And that her husband had introduced her brother to a next-door neighbor, that the neighbor had been killed in the Bronx a year after her husband was.
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It wasn't like me to go shirtless in public—or to be caught in a full-body embrace with my unmarried next-door neighbor, either, for that matter.
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He speaks with a unactorly London accent (which is to say, not especially upper-crust), is married with three children and could be your nice next-door neighbor.
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When we get home, our next door neighbor invites us to come over so we have a beer more each before finally going to bed at around 2 a.m.
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The mystery is part of what gives these images their power: the wearer could be your next-door neighbor, your high-school math teacher, your accountant, or your congressman.
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They're both struggling to survive in a Hollywood they no longer recognize, although one person they do recognize is Rick's next-door neighbor: Sharon Tate, played by Robbie, 28.
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The two are struggling with a changing Hollywood landscape at the height of hippy Hollywood, all exemplified by Dalton's next door neighbor Sharon Tate, played by Margot Robbie, 28.
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No official word yet on who carried out this attack, but Turkey's President blamed the region's instability -- in other words, next-door-neighbor Syria's civil war -- for the violence.
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The two are struggling with a changing Hollywood landscape at the height of hippy Hollywood, all exemplified by Dalton's next door neighbor Sharon Tate, played by Margot Robbie, 28.
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One next-door neighbor recalled how the Murphys' accents never quite fit their back stories — how Cynthia was supposedly Flemish and her husband of mixed Mexican and German heritage.
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John Kasich is willing to allow a troubled teenager to get an abortion if she's seduced by her father, but not if the seducer is the next-door neighbor.
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Salaam spent Thanksgiving by himself, a next-door neighbor said, in his small, plain one-bedroom condo next to a playground and a municipal wastewater plant in Superior, Colo.
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The next-door neighbor whose grass was a little burned was just glad it wasn't worse and was good-natured and pleasant about the incident, according to Justin Parson.
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The show's greatest message is that being an asshole just breeds other assholes — as when we meet Russell's bullying next-door neighbor and realize where his frustrations stem from.
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"I want all the women to not feel suppressed or intimidated because they are so concerned with what the next door neighbor is going to say, or family," she said.
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A 27-year-old Chinese man declared his affections by solving 840 Rubik's cubes and using them to create a giant portrait of his dream girl -- a next-door neighbor.
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Johnnie Kelly, a next-door neighbor and friend, said he had received eight phone messages from Mr. Long in the last three days demanding money from him and threatening violence.
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But the white-haired bespeckled politician, whose speaking style can sometimes ring reminiscent of a grumpy next door neighbor, is finding support among an unlikely population among America's youngest voters.
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Boucher, whom the AP identified as Paul's next-door neighbor citing property records, was booked into Warren County Regional Jail on fourth-degree assault charges Saturday, according to booking records.
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Fans watched as the Breaking Bad antihero gradually morphed from a gentile next-door neighbor to an unrestrained monster over a five-season slow burn that built to utter destruction.
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The tremendous breadth of the #MeToo campaign links Alyssa Milano with your next-door-neighbor, Gwyneth Paltrow with your high school friends, the cast of One Tree Hill with yourself.
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Ann Morgan Guilbert, the actress best known for playing the next-door neighbor Millie Helper on "The Dick Van Dyke Show" in the 1960s, died on Tuesday in Los Angeles.
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A respite from the mental discipline arrives when she meets their next-door neighbor, the Aviator (Jeff Bridges), after a propeller flies off his backyard airplane and onto their property.
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The crowd is still, and McCartney strolls out like your next door neighbor fetching the morning paper, a genteel nod and wave to the crowd before slinging on his Hofner.
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That's how it was with the other extremely old people I've known in my life: the woman across the road from us in Normandy, our next-door neighbor in London.
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I recently found out from my next-door neighbor that there has been a peeping tom leering outside our windows, and he's not just looking if you catch my drift.
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The gnome wasn't a lucky charm for its owner, Bubba Watson, who missed the cut along with his next-door neighbor at Camp Shinnecock, Jason Day, the 2015 P.G.A. champion.
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In non-digital life, there's the new regime of supermodels stepping out of darkened SUVs wearing various Superstar colorways, or your next-door neighbor wearing them at the grocery store.
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Shocked neighbors speak out Martin's next-door neighbor, Mary McKnight, told CNN she wasn't close with him but the two would say hi in passing at their Aurora apartment complex.
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The Playboy mansion, listed for $200 million earlier this year, is now under contract to next-door neighbor Daren Metropoulos, the 32-year-old billionaire who owns Twinkies maker Hostess Brands.
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Posh next-door neighbor Tahani (Jameela Jamil) has the makings of an excellent frenemy, and her frustration with silent Buddhist soulmate Jianyu (Manny Jacinto) promises to bubble to the surface soon.
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The woman is Brandon Casey's next door neighbor, and in court docs she says a fight erupted in her driveway when someone in Casey's house got pissed about her son skateboarding.
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"My next-door neighbor, who only speaks Spanish, took down all her fall stuff and put up snowflakes and poinsettias, and did garland on her fence and lights," Ms. Elliott said.
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Mars is our astronomical next-door neighbor—it's about as easy a trip as we can take—but our ability to interact with it is just barely this side of nonexistent.
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The Playboy Mansion is now owned by its next-door neighbor, Daren Metropoulos, a principal of the private-equity firm Metropoulos & Co. and a former co-CEO of Pabst Brewing Company.
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Joining the cast is Gavin Stenhouse as Grace's love interest, Calum; Shanica Knowles and Hank Chen as Grace's BFFs Tahlia and Brendan; and Alison Fernandez as Lex, Grace's young next-door neighbor.
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PIRRO: Who does and does all kinds of food pantries, he&aposs like your next door neighbor-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: By the way, that family-- PIRRO: -- and his family and he&aposs brilliant.
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If you want to earn more chances of winning, there's a referral link you can share with your friends, family, colleagues, and your next door neighbor you haven't spoken to in years.
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The only one with something left to investigate seemed to be Helen (Maura Tierney), who had just learned that her terminally ill husband Dr. Vik (Omar Metwally) impregnated the next door neighbor.
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Another tantalizing planet has been found outside our Solar System: an Earth-sized world that's our cosmic next-door neighbor — and it could be in just the right spot to host life.
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Another Kew Gardens resident, Phil Ferrante, 28, moved two years ago into an apartment above the Austin's Ale House that his next-door neighbor told him had been Ms. Genovese's old residence.
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A next-door neighbor, registered nurse Jared Axen, said the suspect had seemed introverted, quiet and sad, possibly despondent over the loss of his father from a heart attack in December 2017.
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But what happens when you do have a moment to consider the promise you're about to make in front of friends, family, and that next-door neighbor your mom insisted you invite?
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The little white house in Corona, Queens, next to Louis and Lucille Armstrong's home would be unremarkable now if the couple's next-door neighbor, Selma Heraldo, hadn't become so close to them.
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When I reached my apartment on the 13th floor (numbered 14 for reasons that you can probably guess), I learned that the man climbing up behind me was my next-door neighbor.
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But lot-line windows are by definition temporary, allowed to exist and provide light and a view, on the condition that the next door neighbor doesn't want a new building or addition.
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These places might provide a better system for private sellers to advertise their guns, but the federal regulation is no different than if you sold the firearm to your next door neighbor.
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Ronan stars as Jo March, the independent writer who meets her next-door neighbor Laurie (Chalamet) and forms a lifelong friendship with him — only to struggle with his romantic feelings for her.
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A next-door neighbor, Jessica Lowe, 25, said that the rapper often carried her groceries up the steps when she was returning home from shopping, and was friendly with her entire family.
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A judge eventually gave custody of Ms. Putman to the next-door neighbor; in their final report to the state, the Hodgkinsons described the arrangement as "quite stressful and uncomfortable" for them.
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Helping mix things up are Gavin Stenhouse as Grace's love interest, Calum; Shanica Knowles and Hank Chen as Grace's BFFs Tahlia and Brendan; and Alison Fernandez as Lex, Grace's young next-door neighbor.
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When the unhoused are arrested for panhandling, sleeping in public, or any other violation of the city's "quality of life" ordinances, they are taken to Gateway's next-door neighbor, the Atlanta Detention Center.
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Her book explains why she decided to leave Hollywood after playing the Tanner family's zany next-door neighbor and how she worked to find solace and build a family as a single mother.
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So while you've probably spent the last month shopping for everyone from your sister-in-law to your not-so-pleasant next-door neighbor, there's still one person who deserves a little love.
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With her glasses, brown skin, big curly hair, and love for learning, she's the prime target for a group of girls led by her Regina George-like next door neighbor, Veronica (Rowan Blanchard).
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ATLANTA (Reuters) - A Georgia man whose next-door neighbor pleaded for her life before he killed her during a 1996 burglary was executed by lethal injection on Tuesday, the state's attorney general said.
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That bragging right, plus a few others, make Minneapolis's parks system the best of the 220 biggest cities in the country, beating out its next-door neighbor, St. Paul, for the top spot.
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We have only one next-door neighbor, and her property, hidden by oak trees and brush, has been scrupulously disilluminated in compliance with the dark-skies ordinances for which Flagstaff is so famous.
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Chatting with a next-door neighbor, Posey was dressed like a silent-movie star living out her retirement in Palm Beach: cream-colored linen dress, floral-print silk head scarf, oversized Tootsie sunglasses.
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Now an artsy hub of trendy cafes, restaurants, bars and boutiques opened mostly by independent entrepreneurs, the Northern Quarter and its next-door neighbor, Ancoats, are blurring the lines between gentrification and regeneration.
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Her brilliantly smart and mature older son takes care of her and the family — and eventually realizes there is something wrong with their next-door neighbor Christina (Ziegler) and her stepfather (Dean Norris).
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China, after all, is Vietnam's next-door neighbor and largest trading partner, as well as an increasingly assertive hegemon that is building a string of military outposts on reclaimed land in the sea.
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Another cousin, her next-door neighbor, changed over four years into a menacing, manipulative specter, forcing his mother to provide him with money until he turned up dead one day, of an overdose.
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The younger Biden was also on the board of a Ukrainian gas company at a time when the United States and Europe were trying to woo Ukraine away from next-door-neighbor Russia.
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Bravo's son, Scot Kight, tells PEOPLE his mother was reported missing after her next door neighbor went to check on the 70-year-old the following day and found Bravo's three dogs left alone.
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He was wanted for questioning in the slaying of his next-door neighbor, 63-year-old Linda McGinnis, of Brackenridge, whose death was ruled a homicide, according to the Allegheny County Medical Examiner's Office.
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"This is a legal issue and one that appears properly executed but your comments can only diminish an important extradition agreement we have with our next door neighbor," said Bruce Heyman, an ex-U.
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Seriously, the very idea that we ought to have at or less than the same moral demands placed on the Chief Executive that we place on our next door neighbor is ludicrous and dangerous.
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And then I thought, if this was somebody else — if this was a member of your family or a next-door neighbor, a guy at work — you would immediately distance yourself from that person.
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Mr. Rodriguez, who is white, was raised by a Nigerian stepfather, married a Guatemalan woman, and for years relied on an Iraqi next-door neighbor to help his family when he was fighting overseas.
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"We didn't really see the point of mailing a flier out if we could walk them to people's doors," said Mr. Leech, 60, who has also been Mr. Perillo's next-door neighbor since 1992.
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In doing so, he would follow in the footsteps of his grandfather, who began his career as an elected official in 1967 representing Texas's 85033th Congressional District, TX-22's current next-door neighbor.
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As the local news showed stock photos of Fromme, my next door neighbor and I sat in my room, silently scalding our mouths with Jeno's rolls, wondering if we'd ever be allowed outside again.
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The victim, identified only as "Tatiana," told ABC 13 that she went out to a bar last Wednesday night with her next-door neighbor and a friend of the neighbor, 41-year-old Jessica Collins.
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Instead, they did flee, and the Jenningses wound up abandoning their son (on purpose), their daughter (by necessity), and, of course, their next-door neighbor, who, it's never been clearer, truly was Philip's best friend.
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Now it's being adapted as a movie, with 10-year-old Lewis (Owen Vaccaro) going to live with his uncle (Jack Black), a wizard, with a talented witch as a next-door-neighbor (Cate Blanchett).
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"We use a 14-year-old who lives in our building, and her mom is always there in case of emergencies," Wiles explains, adding that the arrangement could also work with a next-door neighbor.
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The CEO of Richmond, Va.-based St. Mary's Hospital, a sister division and next-door neighbor to Mandel's practice, asked if he'd be interested in a job as the facility's medical director for care management.
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Last fall, Mr. Paul had gotten off his riding mower at his home in Bowling Green, Ky., to move some branches when he was tackled from behind by Rene A. Boucher, his next-door neighbor.
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His next-door-neighbor is an old priest and former soldier in Napoleon's army (Richard Harris) who's been locked up for more than a decade, who helps Edmond unravel the mystery behind his sudden imprisonment.
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Lauren Bacall and Glenn Close (a neighbor) were among their guests, as were Groucho Marx and Milton Berle, and the musical luminaries Leonard Bernstein, Stephen Sondheim, Jule Styne and Isaac Stern (their next-door neighbor).
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Given the stakes for Warren — along with Sanders, she is a next-door neighbor senator here in New Hampshire, making it an important contest for her — it was notable that she didn't change her strategy much.
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That's personified by next-door neighbor Audrey (Kristen Wiig), who railroads the parents at her kid's school into attending brunches at her spacious home, where the children perform "African" dances before a mudslide carries everything away.
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"I thought maybe he was sick or something, because they were always in the house and the shades were always drawn shut," said Susan Page, a retired financial analyst who was the couple's next-door neighbor.
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The complex issues of Taliban control of vast areas, governmental corruption, the continued presence of al-Qaeda, the negative roles of warlords and next door neighbor Pakistan, all demand intense oversight by the relevant congressional committees.
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The girl, identified by the St. John the Baptist Parish Sheriff's Office as Haley Moore, was waiting for her father to finish showering so that the family could get breakfast, next-door neighbor Joy Ursin told NOLA.com.
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To Kevin Tapia, his longtime next-door neighbor Joseph James DeAngelo appeared to be a "crotchety old man" who was "a little bit different," with a pristine front yard and a tendency to boil over at others.
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"The call quality was very good and we felt like we got a call from our next-door neighbor," South Korea's director for the Government Situation Room, Youn Kun-young, told reporters after the four-minute call.
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Bea's problems unfold when her best friend and next-door neighbor, Yvonne, moves to Australia and is replaced by Bert, a rude, feral boy with ferocious eyebrows and outsize gifts for burping and getting under Bea's skin.
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It was put up for sale in 2011 for $200 million and sold for half that amount in 2016 to the next-door neighbor with the stipulation that Hefner be allowed to remain there until his death.
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ATLANTA (Reuters) - A Georgia man whose next-door neighbor pleaded for her life before he killed her during a 1996 burglary was executed by lethal injection on Tuesday in the U.S. state, the state's attorney general said.
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"If he were my next-door neighbor, it would be fine," said Alan Cook, a retired bookstore manager, who disagreed with Mr. Reed's votes to repeal the Affordable Care Act and to enact Mr. Trump's tax law.
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They could not quite remember how they had ended up here, but they knew the laundry machines stole quarters and that their next-door neighbor was rumored to be keeping an exotic bird illegally in her apartment.
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They set off for Coney Island, but through train mishaps or sheer excitement at the first sight of the sea, they get off at the wrong stop and are confronted with its grumpy next-door neighbor instead.
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In the best-case scenario, your family and your next-door neighbor family are both healthy, have not been exposed, are not interacting with anyone else, and you can treat yourselves as one big huge family unit.
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Until recently, its next-door neighbor was the iconic strip-joint-for-her, the Hardbodies Ladies Club, but now it's been tidied up and blandly relaunched as an art space and dance floor friendlier to families than bachelorettes.
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If the discomfort continues and the chances of having a flirty conversation with my next-door neighbor are close to nil, I remove my headphones, bear down on the cushion and let out a tiny amount of gas.
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For the past few months, her next door neighbor had been telling everyone in their village just outside of Maiduguri that he was going to force Mummy, a soft-spoken girl with large eyes, to be his bride.
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I tell the security guy that someone's playing it on repeat for three hours and I'd like for them to not; he tries hard to suppress his laughter and takes care of it, it's my next-door neighbor.
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Ms. Britt said she and her next-door neighbor, Mary McKelvey, 78, a retired nursing assistant, checked frequently on one another and other seniors in the building because of the fear caused by using the stove for heat.
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Scrapping the 350km rail network, which is expected to slash travel time between the two cities to 90 minutes from a four to five-hour car journey, could reintroduce tensions into Malaysia's interactions with its wealthy, next-door neighbor.
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Instagram Stories is a popular feature that everyone from celebrities to your next-door neighbor uses to keep their followers up to date on what they're doing in that moment, but Kim Kardashian doesn't use the feature that way.
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It's the year Amazon unveiled their Elastic Compute Cloud, or EC2, its revolutionary on-demand cloud computing platform that gave everyone from the government to your next-door neighbor a pay-as-you-go option for servers and storage.
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Even Iraqi leaders who are reasonably well-disposed to the West in general, and to America in particular, must reckon with the reality that Iran not only is Iraq's next-door neighbor but is firmly entrenched in their country.
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Just last August, while I was traveling in my House district, my next-door neighbor called me to say his kids were frightened by a large group of activists protesting on my lawn and porch -- just yards away from his home.
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Just last August, while I was traveling in my House district, my next-door neighbor called me to say his kids were frightened by a large group of activists protesting on my lawn and porch –- just yards away from his home.
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Makeup artists, vloggers, editors, beauty lovers, and probably your next door neighbor have raved about this formula, and Hoola stans swear that it has a natural finish that gives off a summertime glow, even if you're in the midst of winter.
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While early flybys offered hints of geologic activity, there's never been a smoking gun to prove Dione is alive inside—particularly when compared with its next-door neighbor (and orbital resonance partner) Enceladus, which is spewing seawater out of enormous geysers.
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The plot often revolves around Rocko's day-to-day life surviving the torment of his next-door neighbor, a frog named Mr. Bighead, and his mundane job at a local comic book shop run by the mean-spirited Mr. Smitty.
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Bit players though they may be, Rick and Cliff occasionally intersect with what's on course to become legend — namely, up-and-coming actress Sharon Tate (Margot Robbie), who happens to be Rick's next-door neighbor, and members of the Manson Family.
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"But when you use it with your best friend, your next-door neighbor, your greatest ally, and I think one of your singular best trading partners ... it's completely uncalled for, unprofessional, and I call for, today, an apology," he continued.
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His next-door neighbor, Adolfo Gonzalez, a short, bald seventy-one-year-old who had worked as a maître d' at the MGM Grand Las Vegas, had become Parks's ward at a hearing that lasted a minute and thirty-one seconds.
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Most of us first met Bentley on the screen in his breakout role in the best picture Oscar-winning 1999 film "American Beauty," playing Ricky, the loner-next-door neighbor who loves to record plastic bags floating in the wind.
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So what's the thing, to start playing guys that are the next-door neighbor who's the grumpy old dude who's married in the rom-com, and then Jennifer Aniston goes and [expletive] the other guy who's cooler and he's an [expletive]?
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They recruited the French design firm Weekends (who recently relocated to Silver Lake) for the interiors, their next-door neighbor Lawson-Fenning for the restaurant's ethereal constellation of globe lights and the local woodworker M.F.E.O for custom tables and shelves.
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Integral members of communities across America assume the mantle of service through the Guard; from your child's teacher to your next-door neighbor, the Guard provides new perspectives and unique skills gained through a diversity of experiences that complement the active force.
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"You can't give it to your next-door neighbor, but it is tremendously flexible for your immediate family," said Young Boozer, the Alabama state treasurer and chairman of the College Savings Plan Network, a clearinghouse for information among state-administered college savings programs.
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But for a Southern boy like me, the sound of Ms. Foote, as a Houston housewife in 1924, and Harriet Harris, as her next-door neighbor, rattling on about distant relatives and petty scandals is a home-baked treat too delicious to miss.
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WASHINGTON — The violent altercation last week that left Senator Rand Paul nursing bruised lungs and broken ribs began over a landscaping dispute between the senator and his longtime next-door neighbor, according to neighbors and three Kentucky Republicans familiar with what transpired.
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In the shabby one-bedroom ground-floor apartment where he had lived for about a year and a half, Mr. Bowers made such an insubstantial impression on his next-door neighbor, Kerri Owens, that she forgot his name soon after he introduced himself.
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Earlier this year Mr. Paul's next-door neighbor in Kentucky body-slammed him while he was mowing his lawn, breaking multiple ribs in a fracas Mr. Paul said was over politics but the neighbor said was a lawn care dispute gone horribly wrong.
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Anyone who threatens our next-door neighbor and American companies doing business there with a phone call, promising punishing tariffs, and who welcomes a trade war that would bankrupt American agriculture and throw millions of Americans out of work, cannot get my support.
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Sanders and his ideological next-door neighbor Elizabeth Warren have made criticisms of consolidated power and wealth a cornerstone of their platforms, with Warren in particular taking direct aim at tech's biggest success stories or its ruling elite, depending on your perspective.
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For all the emphasis on mothers and daughters in the novel — there's also her next-door neighbor Aurora, and a Chilean girl she knows from primary school — the story's fathers and sons are either absent or felt only in their negative space.
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That is borne out once again this week in Pittsburgh, at the N.C.A.A. women's volleyball tournament, by the four teams that reached Thursday's semifinals: top-seeded Baylor; the reigning champion, Stanford; and a pair of next-door-neighbor rivals, Wisconsin and Minnesota.
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The dinners have also helped forge closer bonds among neighbors, like the one that has blossomed between Ms. Meyer and her next-door neighbor, Reba Frankel, 220, after the two hosted a December dinner with their spouses in their Sunset Park co-op.
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Wanting to spare the little girl the pain of this first brush with death, next-door neighbor Jud Crandall (Fred Gwynne) takes Lewis beyond the Pet Sematary, and into the woods, to an ancient place where local Native American tribes used to bury their dead.
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The two pal around on various sets, and Leo roasts some Nazis with a flamethrower in a movie, but once Dalton realizes that his next-door neighbor on Cielo Drive is up-and-coming starlet Sharon Tate (Margot Robbie), the film takes a darker turn.
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Gurney's Montauk Resort, which has been undergoing an upscale renovation, is adding its next-door neighbor, the former Panoramic View resort, to its oceanfront expanse, selling part of it —15 oceanfront homes priced from $4.7 million to $453 million — as the Residences at Gurney's.
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Mojibur Rahman, a next-door neighbor of Sarker, the man who died in a lightning strike in August, still suffers hearing loss in his right ear and a burn on his left side after lighting hit him five years ago as he was fishing.
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The next day, my next-door neighbor, Stacey Millett, whose home shares the corner with a ginkgo whose leaves turn golden in the fall, called the town forester and learned that all the trees would be cut down as part of a repaving project.
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So, when Mr. Johnson made his first visit to Dublin as prime minister earlier this week, he went out of his way to show he was sensitive to the threat that Britain's departure from the European Union poses to its smaller next-door neighbor.
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Real estate agent Starsiak stars alongside mom (and next-door neighbor) Karen E. Laine in Good Bones, which came about after the duo's home renovation business, Two Chicks and a Hammer — dedicated to updating run-down, rust-belt properties with modern, Instagram-worthy touches — caught producers' eyes.
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The Westfield World Trade Center has been open for more than a year and in that short time it has dealt with delays, lawsuits and staunch competition from its next door neighbor, Brookfield Place, which is offering more luxe shopping options like Burberry, Gucci and Hermès.
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Cassie's magic is most often used for matchmaking, and the show's larger drama this season revolves around her own relationship with her prickly next-door neighbor, Sam (James Denton); an entire episode was devoted to whether he'd finally be able to tell her he loved her.
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The couple's next-door neighbor, until he died in 1995, was William Kunstler, the civil-rights lawyer who represented Martin Luther King Jr., the Freedom Riders, the Chicago Seven, the Black Panthers and many other activists who were vital to the social transformations of the 1960s.
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Until she is 18, Astrid lives with an often disastrous series of surrogate mothers — a born-again recovering alcoholic, a bigoted housewife whose next-door neighbor is a call girl, a tough woman from Russia — each time rising from the ashes of disaster wounded and transformed.
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"Love" wasn't meant to be funny, but some audiences snickered at its more sophomoric sex scenes, in particular a threesome with an innocent blond next-door neighbor, a porn convention so on the nose, wocka-wocka guitar and all, it had to be a spoof, right?
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The film begins with Meg Murry (Storm Reid) as she struggles to get through a regular day at school without being bullied by a clique of mean girls led by her next-door-neighbor Veronica (Rowan Blanchard), or answering questions about her NASA scientist father's (Chris Pine) mysterious disappearance.
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Help arrives in the form of Deus Ex Next-Door Neighbor, and quicker than you can say "four-page montage," the two of them have looked carefully at the branch and rebuilt it into a swing, which hangs from the surviving branches on the last, brilliant green page.
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Well-received at its first press screening — no cheers but no jeers — the film revisits that crime through parallel, not-quite equal story lines: one involving Sharon (Margot Robbie) and the other centering on her next-door neighbor on Cielo Drive, Rick Dalton (Leonardo DiCaprio), a television star.
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Later, Henry read his paper to Stan — it was so worshipful that even Stan was embarrassed — and Stan tried to tell him that working for the F.B.I. had its downside, like not being able to trust anyone, not even your child-prodigy next-door neighbor and best friend.
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Yet it's also a film for which the Ramones wrote an original song to play during a scene where a kid gets killed by a semi, and a film where Herman Munster is the politely cryptic next-door neighbor warning you not to fuck with mystical burial grounds.
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When Hodges spars with his next-door neighbor, Ida (the brilliant Holland Taylor), or befriends a local teen, or feeds his tortoise, it doesn't feel like pointless character quirk, as it might on other shows, but like a series of rituals designed to get through the day in a crumbling burg.
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The mercury had already dipped to single digits when, around 216.5 AM, a next-door neighbor recalled seeing the 2700-year-old and her 21999-year-old husband Vishwanand "Vinny" Loknath tumble out of a cab and into their apartment at the corner of 603rd Avenue and 260th Street in Queens.
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Withholding comment until it's official, but if claims about Pence as VP are correct, boy was I right about this being Trump's first mistake Coulter said Mike Tyson — who spent three years in prison after being convicted of rape — or her next-door neighbor would be a better pick than Pence.
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It was that I was being asked to sign off on changing the zoning law over the objection of the would-be next-door neighbor -- and over the objection of the (Common) Council members for that district -- without seeing a compelling reason about why it absolutely had to be there.
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She also bought a Sony Portapak camera—her next-door neighbor in SoHo, Nam June Paik, had recently invented video art—setting the course for a genre-bending career in which distinctions between ritual and technology, performance and drawing, image and language, figure and landscape, and even human and animal become moot.
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Waiting for Ms. Power to walk by as she sat on her mat, Mummy Ibrahim, who had fled her village before her next-door-neighbor-turned-Boko-fighter could get his hands on her, was crocheting a hat out of a purple ball of yarn and discussing her plans for her future.
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It had been inscribed 30 years before that to Priscilla and Jeffrey "with love" by its author, who passed away in 2008; tucked into the book was a photocopy of a review of it from the March 22, 1985 TLS, by Richard Wollheim, who was briefly my next-door neighbor in London.
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"You can get almost anyplace in Washington that you want to go to in 15 minutes, but on the weekend, it's like you're in the country," said Bart Gordon, a former Democratic congressman from Tennessee who is now with the law firm K & L Gates and will soon be the Obamas' next-door neighbor.
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This time I have myriad reasons; to wit: Anyone who opposes free trade in general and specifically declares war on our next-door neighbor, the largest Spanish-speaking country in the world and our third-largest trade partner, a country from which the families of 35 million Americans originate, cannot ever win my vote.
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Some things to think about before going into episode 2:— Alexandra's love interest: It's only briefly touched upon in the pilot, but Alexandra's budding relationship with Carlotta's next-door neighbor, Derek (Quincy Brown, son of Sean Combs and Kim Porter), might be exactly what Alexandra needs to feel like she's making a real difference in the world.
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And yet, while Gechtoff was feted in San Francisco and in Los Angeles during her time on the West Coast, and for many years showed her work regularly in New York, where she lived from 1959 until her death in 2018, the art world has yet to adequately address her achievement, unlike her next-door neighbor, DeFeo.
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Unlike Ms. Townsend's book, this musical allows us to experience the point of view of other characters, including Adrian's restless mum (Kelly Price), who is having an affair with her next door neighbor (a hilarious John Hopkins, who doubles as a gargoyle school principal); Adrian's lager-loving dad (Dean Chisnall) and a husband-poaching good-time gal (Lara Denning).
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The invitation listed a host committee that included Ms. Apfel, Ms. Lakshmi and Mr. Zakarian, as well as, among others, the interior designer Jamie Drake, whose high-profile clients include former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and the furniture designer Mitchell Gold, the chairman and co-founder of the retail chain Mitchell Gold & Bob Williams, Pirch's next-door neighbor on Lafayette Street.
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THE NEIGHBORHOOD (CBS, Monday) It's "The Jeffersons" in reverse: Max Greenfield of "New Girl" and Beth Behrs of "2 Broke Girls" play a white couple who move from the Midwest to an African-American neighborhood in Los Angeles, where their next-door neighbor is a grouchy, narrow-minded heir to Archie Bunker and George Jefferson played by Cedric the Entertainer.
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Screenwriters Caroline Thompson and Zemeckis himself never solve the conundrum of why, for instance, Mark's new next-door neighbor Nicol (Mann), who is getting out of what seems to be a toxic, possibly abusive relationship and looking for a fresh start, wouldn't run screaming from Mark the very moment he introduced a doll that looked just like her, had the same name as her, and fell deeply in love with Mark's doll avatar immediately.
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George Clooney's next door neighbor held his own fundraiser — to benefit Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE — during the actor's posh Hollywood soiree Saturday night with Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Kris Kobach, Scott Brown, Pat McCrory, Mike CrapoMichael (Mike) Dean CrapoA US-UK free trade agreement can hold the Kremlin to account Oversight Republicans demand answers on Capital One data breach On The Money: Fed cuts rates for first time since financial crisis | Trump rips Fed after chief casts doubt on future cuts | Stocks slide | Senate kicks budget vote amid scramble for GOP support MORE, David Clarke, Mike Tyson, my next door neighbor ... Trump has twice Bush's IQ. Why would he pull a Harriet Miers?
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Big City A few years ago when I served on the board of the co-op building where I live in Brooklyn Heights — a fact suggesting a degree of squareness so profound it should discredit my authority to go on — my next-door neighbor came to me with recurring complaints that her apartment, at various points, but mostly in the evenings, reeked of pot (that, children, is what we of the Atari generation call it) so intensely that it seemed as if someone had come in and lit up right on her sofa.
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No other debt to report.) Car: $0 (I don't have a car because I live walking distance from everything, including work)Insurance: $0 (Medical, dental, and vision are all paid by work)Utilities: $30-$50 (depending on usage, paid once every two months)WiFi: $30 (I actually pay $60, but I share the password with my next-door neighbor and she Venmos me for half each month)Cell phone: Still on the family planHulu: $13.18 (I'm on my parent's Netflix and Amazon Prime accounts, thanks mom and dad)Spotify: $11Fitbod App: $9.99NYTimes subscription: $53Donations: $25 (Planned Parenthood and Days for Girls)401(k): $215 (9.68%, of which 13.43% is matched)Savings: $7 into a Betterment account and $18.58 into HYSA.
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