She's a really nice person – a really sweet person.
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" Edit it down slightly: "She's really a nice person.
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She's a wonderful player and she's a really nice person.
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He's a really nice person and he's a good manager.
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"He's such a nice person," she told PEOPLE in 2015.
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" She added of Ohanian, "He's incredible — a really nice person.
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So-- you know, here comes this nice person walking along.
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Just a genuinely nice person and a really good singer!
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He is an accomplished lawmaker and an actual nice person.
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But a nice person, yes, I was certain of that.
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He seems like a very nice person, by the way.
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He seems like a very nice person, don't know him.
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He seems like a very nice person — don't know him.
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I don't think he's a nice person deep down inside.
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But in my experience, he was also an incredibly nice person.
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"I think she is a nice person," Trump said of May.
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She's a nice person… I've known her since I was 15.
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" She also gushed about Ohanian, calling him "a really nice person.
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He's an original thinker and a nice person (and no tantrums).
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In the pilot: Maybe the only genuinely nice person in Riverdale.
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When you're a nice person, conflict can be a real challenge.
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At the same time, you're expected to be a nice person.
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I'm not a nice person and I don't care about you.
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" Added Beador, "I am a nice person, but there are certain buttons.
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My reward for being a nice person: 48 rolls of toilet paper.
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The Life of Pablo is a very nice person to be with.
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You being a great poet doesn't mean that you're a nice person.
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A classy young lady, total pro as journalist, and genuinely nice person.
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Daily Crossword Column Emily Carroll is really a nice person, I promise.
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"Omarosa is actually a very nice person," Mr. Trump joked, prompting laughter.
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He seemed like a nice person compared to the other people on tinder.
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"She was a nice person but she had a mean temper," he said.
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Amy Schumer loves leaving big tips for people because she's a nice person.
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Wordplay THURSDAY PUZZLE — Ian Livengood, by all accounts, is a very nice person.
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I know Htin Kyaw personally and I think he is a nice person.
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I always said that Darryl was the only nice person on the show.
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"Mike is a nice person so I'm surprised," she said, of the manager.
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The other thing you have to have is [to be] a nice person.
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KS: No, it was a nice letter to a nice person he likes.
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I know U Htin Kyaw personally and I think he is a nice person.
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Daniel, 22It is possible to be a nice person without being a good person?
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Charlie, a really nice person who works for Sundance and lives in Los Angeles.
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"James is the definition of a nice person," Mr. Rosenthal said of his roommate.
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A golfer can be a nice person and still be a mentally tough competitor.
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You can never guess who's going to turn out to be a nice person.
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"He was a very, very nice person," a friend of Ali's told FOX 7.
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I knew she was a nice person who was just trying to be nice.
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Omarosa, who is a very nice person and I don't want to say that.
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I'm a nice person, I work a good job, but we are also struggling.
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She seems impossible to embarrass, and extremely likely to be a Genuinely Nice Person.
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Either way he is a genuinely nice person and we are both mature adults now.
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"He was very friendly, very outgoing, really a nice person, easy to talk to," Mrs.
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You don't have to be a Buddhist Monk or anything, just be a nice person.
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And if you have difficulty defining what a "nice person" is, you're likely a jerk.
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She would make eye contact and ask about you, and just a really nice person.
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"He was a very, very nice person," a friend of Ali's told Miami FOX 7 .
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My first impression upon speaking with Tracy was that she was, well, a nice person.
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"Jim says I'm a really nice person," reads one early entry made during the Minnesota winter.
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" However, Trump also said that May's route was "fine" and that "she is a nice person.
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"It was a stranger, but he turned out to be a very nice person," she said.
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I didn't have a picture of myself … But I knew they were a really nice person.
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A very strong woman, very funny, very caring, just a nice person to be around, basically.
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Rest In Power Dylan Rieder gone way too soon a style master and really nice person.
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"This person, just based on what I've [been] witnessing, is not a nice person," she said.
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"Hillary is smart, tough, and a very nice person," Trump was quoted saying in December 2008.
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"Ilham is a nice person, but not a great politician," the person said at the time.
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And I like him, he's a nice person, but that was the end of the campaign.
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Because I'm a nice person, I picked up the box and brought it to my apartment.
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I've always considered myself to be a nice person, but sometimes people take advantage of that.
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There's probably a nice person who lives across the street, and I'm burning books about Jewish people.
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Instead, Sutton is a nice person trying to tell the truth, no matter how upsetting it is.
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"She goes to the store…to me she was like, a real nice person," said Shirley Baines.
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She's a nice person from what I got to know on the two dates we went on.
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Upon finding out, I'd feel various things, none of which make me sound like a nice person.
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Unfortunately, this isn't the first or the second time we've heard that Nicki isn't a nice person.
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You are still a nice person, even if you disappoint others by protecting your time and energy.
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It can be pretty hard to cope when you're the nice person in a sea of jerks.
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We all do it sometimes, but to anyone who comes through my door I'm a nice person.
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" DiVello: "Justin's such a genuinely nice person off camera to our crew and to all of us.
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I was not a nice person to be around because I did not have enough to eat.
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"I thought he seemed like a very nice person — a clean-cut, American person," Ms. Seaton said.
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Do your best, try to be a nice person, and be kind to yourself, little by little.
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"Mariska is just a really, sincerely nice person," rapper and star of the show Ice-T told PEOPLE.
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A nice person is, comparatively, less likely to impress us, because we already expect them to be nice.
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"She always called him 'Dirtball' because he was always grungy and not a nice person," her niece said.
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A woman from Stark County, Ohio, who calls herself "moderately conservative" said, "He seems like a nice person."
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"I thought … I thought he was a nice person, I thought he was an OK guy," she said.
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He "seemed like a nice person," Trump said of Blagojevich, contending that "many people disagree with the sentence."
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" He "seemed like a nice person," Trump said of Blagojevich, contending that "many people disagree with the sentence.
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"In my experience he was also an incredibly nice person; he was fun, he was always funny," O'Brien said.
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My landlord is not a nice person and is on my CASE and I have nothing to offer him.
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She's really a nice person," he said before weighing in on her appearance, "She's gotten a little bit large.
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"I think because Chandler's a nice person and really kind to Bindi that he'd be very happy," she claimed.
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If your driver is a genuinely nice person, show them your appreciation and tip them a buck or two.
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She is a nice person as far as I know, but my children do not want to meet her.
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"I thought … I thought he was a nice person, I thought he was an OK guy," she said, sobbing.
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Last year, I was friends with a boy, and at the time, he seemed to be a nice person.
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He very nearly does the same to Vivian, stopping short to tell her she was not a very nice person.
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The only difference now, is that you are a nice person to not only others and but also to yourself.
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Warm, loving, really smart, could be tough if she had to be, but basically she was a really nice person.
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At the AfD campaign rally in Bitterfeld-Wolfen, workman Udo Pfeffer, 48, said Petry seemed to be a "nice" person.
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"Some say he is civil society; he is a nice person, a good citizen," Mr. Erdogan said of Mr. Kavala.
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Barbara acknowledged that Madison was a very nice person, but she was concerned that Madison and Peter's lives weren't compatible.
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" He agonized about the "tragedy of ruptured friendships" to me in an email, saying about Melania: "She's a nice person.
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It was a perfect phone call with the Ukrainian president, who is a very fine man, a very nice person.
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" He added: "If you heard me talking in person you'd know I'm a nice person and I'm a very open conversationalist.
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I don't care how much experience you have; if you're not a nice person, I don't want to work with you.
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You see a new neighbor and decide he's not a nice person, well, you're going to live with him for years.
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"I was like, 'Oh my God, people are going to hate me because I'm not playing a nice person,'" Germaine says.
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Someone who is a plain nice person with depth and compassion, who sees and understands the values that make America unique.
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He's a really nice person, very attractive and fun to hang out with, but I have no romantic interest in him.
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Then, there is the person behind the mask, who is a little bit paranoid, angry, untrustworthy, greedy, generally not a nice person.
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"[Alexis] is a really nice person, and I definitely think he treats everyone the same, which is really, really cool to see."
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This is what I want you to accept, first and foremost: You are a nice person, and you're also full of anger.
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They were told that one was about a "really, really smart" person, and the other was about a "really, really nice" person.
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And being nice to the wrong people raises the question of whether or not DeGeneres is actually a nice person at all.
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At the end of the day, after all the pain the press has put her through, she seems like a very nice person.
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Donald Trump turns 71 years old Wednesday, and since you're such a nice person, you probably want to buy him a birthday present.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: They&aposre still going to back the truck over him, whether he&aposs a nice person with a (Inaudible) family or not.
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We continued to invest in the underperformer because she was a nice person who tried really hard, and we didn't want to give up.
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"She is the most loyal, nice person, I mean genuinely, she is how she is off-camera as she is on-camera," Cowell continued.
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I am told she is a nice person now, but I wouldn't know, because our paths haven't crossed since the end of fifth grade.
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Someone might look beautiful when they're younger, but if over the years they're not a very nice person, that comes out on their face.
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If you'd like to do the same, I will also listen, because you got at least one thing right: I am a nice person.
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She didn't become the first female speaker of the House by simply being a nice person who raises lots of money for her colleagues.
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Choosing to have a baby you don't want to raise, to give it up for adoption, might make you a very nice person indeed.
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I have always hoped that if you're sort of a vaguely nice person, you can have legitimate conversations with people who disagree with you.
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"Omarosa's actually a very nice person," he joked at a Roosevelt Room breakfast that she helped organize last month to celebrate Black History Month.
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" Elizabeth Hardwick (Lowell's second wife) once wrote that Sylvia Plath had the "rarity of being, in her work at least, never a 'nice person.
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The nice thing about working a low-paying government job for a nice person is that everyone really cares and wants to support Jackie.
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I would like to think that I'm a nice person, but I don't think me being a black belt in jiu jitsu correlates to that.
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"He would always bring me deserts or gifts, he would buy me little things, so I really thought he was a nice person," she said.
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"He was a nice person while he was here but later, like many other youngsters, he was brainwashed," said Behar Latifi after meeting Muhaxheri's father.
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All told, it's sort of like a much less treacly and more sincere Macklemore song–no disrespect to Macklemore, as he's evidently a nice person.
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If the argument is that Trump is not a nice person, how much has changed since 2007 that made him acceptable then but unacceptable now?
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"I was once a giving and nice person, but too many things destroyed that and I became bitter and hateful," Jamrozy told My San Antonio.
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" The "Parent Trap" star also set the record straight on how she was depicted in her past tabloid life and stated, "I'm a normal, nice person.
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In the video below, Trump, devoid of election cycle animosity can be heard calling Clinton a "great woman," a "smart woman" and a "very nice" person.
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"It is unclear whether the Japanese view the emperor as a kami, a nice person or an ojisan [uncle]," gripes a priest who believes the first.
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Anyway idc just look at his face, this experience has been beautiful and he's a very nice person (and we might be friends but idkkkkk) pic.twitter.
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"I was told that Kori was a very nice person from a very nice family, and was a lot of fun to be around," he said.
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"The problem is Jagsch is a very nice person who belongs to the wrong party and I am against promoting NPD members," said resident Ingo Waldschmidt.
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The outside force is always supposedly benign (the alien in The Host is a nice person), but there are creepy subtextual undertones of violence and domination.
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"Bethenny's just not a nice person," Singer, 61, said this season on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, later blasting Frankel for not supporting other women.
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Making it into a challenge makes it seem more exciting, but still, there's a real problem: How will I be a nice person at 2:00 p.m.
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"He's a very nice person, a nice guy," Pacquiao said, adding that the president was totally unlike the popular perception that he was foul-mouthed and aggressive.
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It's likely that she's a perfectly nice person, and your assumptions were incorrect — but there's only one way to find out, and that's bravely beginning the exchange.
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Yeah recently I met this woman, she was a beautiful 40-something-year old woman and I was really excited, she really looked like a nice person.
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I love her and she's such a nice person—I don't know how I know that, but it's something that I just feel that she gives off.
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And I thought to myself, "is telling the truth better or is telling the lie better?" because I'd got in trouble trying to be the nice person.
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But to then have Kudlow say, essentially, "Nikki is a nice person but the big boys have got this one" was a bridge too far for Haley.
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One of the things I liked about doing this movie was that I was playing a fairly nice person, which I don't get to do a lot.
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It would go something like this: I would be chatting with a seemingly nice person who would complain that a brother-in-law had lost a job.
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And I've actually just, as being a nice person, I've comped them — both people found their spouses on Match with, texted me, or emailed me back, yes.
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" Fighting back tears, Mr. Rogers described Ms. Muller as "a very nice person, a very sweet girl, but if she picked up a drink her personality changed.
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Today, Justin says he is in a happy relationship with a woman he wouldn't cheat on, and simply follows me because he thinks I'm a nice person.
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"You're trying to do your best and people are putting you down, or trying to make believe you're not a nice person, or you're a diva," she explained.
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"I think Sarah is really a good person, a nice person, very capable," Trump said, singling out her father, former Arkansas governor and former presidential candidate Mike Huckabee.
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"It was great to have Diego here, everyone wants to see him and he is a very nice person who likes tennis," Del Potro told a news conference.
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Mesnick even makes an appearance with his wife to plead Arie's case, albeit a bit halfheartedly: "He's a nice person," he proclaims to a near-silent, unimpressed audience.
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Do you continue to indefinitely "borrow" an account by justifying that, well, it doesn't cost them anything extra, and I'm a nice person who deserves nice things for free.
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You can't change who you are (a nice person who is wrong about steak) so just order what you want and we promise to judge you only in silence.
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"I can see you love your daughter, you are a nice person who has a great future ahead of you, and I hope your future is here," he said.
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He was a genuinely nice person and I was really surprised when I heard the things recently about him, but I don't know anything about any of that stuff.
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And so when you look at Dwayne Johnson, there is an element to his personality of genuine kindness, interest, he's a nice person who takes time with every fan.
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"I know Donald Trump, he is a nice person," the 29-year-old actress and former tabloid fixture told The Scottish Sun newspaper in an interview published this week.
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People like this do not care if your "status" is high or even if you're a nice person, they'll still try to find a way to bring you down.
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Helena, who deserves a lot more credit for genuinely just being a nice person, promises to keep Elle safe, and insists that the two of them go talk to Allie.
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Somebody like Bob Geldof, for example, doesn't come across as a nice person, because he seems quite aggressive and surly, but he's a good person, because he does good things.
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"I've had a good laugh with this guy, and he was such a nice person," one of his friends, Levi Henstock, wrote on Facebook before Mr. Dixon's death was confirmed.
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I mean, all of a sudden, do you think they just -- in the case of Ukraine, he's a new president; he seems like a very nice person, by the way.
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"Why was I not, like a nice person, simply content to be, to enjoy beauty and inner peace?" she asks on a dismal boat trip to the Great Barrier Reef.
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"It seems so naïve: You're just talking to a nice person, and you have a really honest, beautiful conversation, and she writes about it in an honest, beautiful way," Slate reveals.
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"I did her podcast in L.A. and I texted Jax like, 'Oh, I'm gonna do Scheana's podcast, because I'm a nice person,'" Rose recalled when asked if he'd ever date Shay.
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I just think he's a nice person and I just think she felt like he was a nice intelligent young man and she said he had a good sense of humor.
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" Hadid told InStyle that sometimes she wants to "go to the house of that random person from Twitter who is in Missouri and tell them, 'I promise, I'm a nice person!
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Because you're a nice person (by which I mean you're a professional victim and probably need other kinds of help), you're going to have to over-index on the mean levels.
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"People are remembering today what a phenomenal musician David Bowie was... but in my experience, he was also an incredibly nice person, he was fun, and he was always funny," Conan began.
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Hadley questions whether her identity as a "nice person" — that vulnerability that defined her before meeting Diaz — let this happen, and whether she'll ever get back her optimistic view of the world.
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Lawson, who seems like a very nice person, began making eight-hour videos so that if insomnia sufferers woke up in the middle of the night, they wouldn't wake up to silence.
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There are more and more of these "good deed" posts appearing, presumably now that people have cottoned on to the fact that Being a Nice Person = V Good Chance of Becoming Employed.
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" Reports that Odom allegedly abused substances after the incident will be addressed when the full interview airs next year, but Stork says the star is "surprisingly clear-headed" and an "incredibly nice person.
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"As a person, she's really great — she's a really nice person," said a cyclist who knows her from their informal cycling training group, 100 or so people who ride together once a week.
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Ms. Burton described her son, the third of her five children, as a "nice person" who never really got into trouble before he fell in with the wrong crowd and started using drugs.
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" Reyyaz Salley, chairman of Colombo's Dewatagaha Mosque, one of the largest and oldest in the city, said the elder Ibrahim was "a really nice person, a business-minded person who did export of spices.
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In a new book about the actor's life titled Robin, the former actress, 66, said Williams was "such a nice person" who had a "gigantic heart," according to excerpts obtained by The Daily Mail.
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So this nice person working for Sub Pop at the time saw all of our records in the garbage, took them back in and Fed Ex-ed them to us at Sub Pop's expense.
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" Perlman said that while the response didn't "bum" her out, she did find it surprising, as she's met Huston many times over the years and always found her to be "such a nice person.
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I could make a convincing argument that performance art as a nice person — from your public actions to your choice of roles as altruistic, heroic types — is a way to hide from expanding your range.
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This means the individual offsets if the festival offers them, and I assume you already don't litter because you are a nice person, but also bringing your own (empty, reusable) water bottles and biodegradable food.
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"She is a nice person who wouldn't hurt anyone," Mike Terry, a former colleague of Mr. Cain's at Belt Collins Hawaii, an engineering, planning and landscape architectural services firm, said in an email on Sunday.
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"He was a real nice person," said the clerk, who declined to provide her name or say anything more, saying that she felt it was improper to do so without the permission of Mr. Duthely's family.
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Sumarti "She was a really, really nice person," Jutting in an iPhone video after the murder Sumarti Ningsih, known as Alice, did not want to go home with Jutting when he contacted her on October 22014.
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And, even within the terms of his own form, he also suffers from an alarming case of singer-songwriter's disease: successfully feigning the illusion of direct expression without making himself look like a particularly nice person.
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If you can't bear the thought of any of this, you might also seek out one of the I.T. pirate's more competent direct reports and ask this nice person to assist you with your projects. Arrr.
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In our own world, it can be frightening (and common) enough to see a seemingly nice person refuse to understand the harm they're causing or call victims the real bad guys who deserve what they get.
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Or, you can look at yourself and be like, 'There's nothing I can do to change my body but I love the way I look because I'm a nice person which is more important than looking good.
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She was such a brilliant person to learn from and be around; to see that you can do the kind of work she's doing and be at that level [fame-wise], and still be a nice person.
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Series creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg, late of the fantastic pre-YouTube web comedy group Olde English, resists the urge to redeem BoJack by suddenly transforming him into a nice person, as tends to happen with comedic assholes.
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Mr Booker defies literary conventional wisdom: making nice people interesting is notoriously hard, and even harder when the nice person himself is narrating, but in "United" Mr Booker comes across as both generous and a shrewd observer.
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She was a nice person, a leader, a teacher, wearing a white tee, black leggings, a denim jacket, white high top Converse and a flannel tied around her waist, and straight hair was her go-to style.
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"He's a little kid, and usually the schools are trying to explain in a nice way that here's a nice person from CFSA who is going to take you to McDonald's to have lunch," Donald told The Post.
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"I came in here as a nice person wanting to answer questions, and I had people jumping out of their seats screaming questions at me," said Trump, who talked for nearly 90 minutes despite the run-ins with reporters.
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I just said congratulations about becoming the GM. We were joking about how he was a player two years ago and now he's already GM. And I'm very happy because he's such a nice person and he deserves it.
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It stood for OPERator, a nice person whose job it was to connect your calls when phones first became popular and, when that became automated, to give you the phone number or address of the person you were calling.
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It's entirely possible that the feds got the wrong guy, and we can all go back to remembering MalwareTech for being the nice person who saved a lot of people from getting hacked and held hostage by the WannaCry ransomware.
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And I think, luckily, I think of myself as a nice person, but you have to fulfill these expectations and roles and it's very hard to navigate as a woman, this kind of being this tough, but not too tough.
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As we see in sporadic flashbacks, Eleanor wasn't a nice person — in fact, she was pretty actively horrible to everyone she met — but her growth in The Good Place reveals that she does, in fact, have the capacity to change.
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And because the world of adventure and excitement must be seductive, the woman who represents domesticity must be vaguely off-putting: She's faithless to the hero, or doesn't care much for him, or is simply not a very nice person.
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" Then he went on to thank all the black people who have been nice to him on television—Pastor Darrell Scott (part of his transition team), and longtime associate Omarosa Manigault, who he announced is "actually a very nice person.
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I'm a very nice person; I love to make friendships with the men and women that are there, and I think I'm well-respected at my bar, but I don't have the gene of being able to flirt at the bar.
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"I went through a bad time where I was angry, aggressive and probably not a nice person until I could come to terms with myself," Peat, part of Ireland's 2017 Women's Rugby World Cup squad, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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And perhaps it's because of that experience that Ahmari makes the argument that politics is "war and enmity," a battle for the very souls of our nation's inhabitants, and French, who is a very nice person, is too nice to win that battle.
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Edgar was a sweetheart and always aimed to please on You're The Worst, so this role of Living With Yourself's Dan, who is absolutely not a very nice person, is a bit of a departure from the affable characters Borges usually plays.
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He dies before his trial and is buried in a cow pasture next to Valerie Jarret, who died weeks prior, after being convicted of sedition and treason, when a Jihady cell mate mistook her for being a nice person and decapitated her.
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He dies before trial and is buried in a cow pasture next to [senior White House adviser] Valerie Jarrett, who died weeks prior, after being convicted of sedition and treason, when a Jihady cell mate mistook her being a nice person and decapitated her.
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Ossoff seemed like a very nice person, but are the Democrats telling us that a 30-year-old guy who had only worked as a Congressional staffer and no longer lived in the district where was running was the best they could come up with?
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" Torvalds has said in the past that he'd "like to be a nice person and curse less and encourage people to grow rather than telling they are idiots," but he also said that he's tried and the capacity for empathy is "just not in me.
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He dies before his trial and is buried in a cow pasture next to [senior White House advisor] Valerie [Jarrett], who died weeks prior, after being convicted of sedition and treason, when a Jihady cell mate mistook her for being a nice person and decapitated her.
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" "Many of these things that are coming out of the secretary's office reflect someone that really does not understand the institutions or their experience or the traditions," Shalala said, adding that "she's a nice person, but boy she really is confused about what we're doing out there.
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They're very nice people but Bobby Kennedy was a nice person — and he knew a little bit more about politics — and when J.F.K. made Bobby his attorney general, the press pulled its nose out of J.F.K.'s butt just long enough to criticize him for that.
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Brock being a nice person to his friends has not one single thing to do with what he did to a stranger; all the character evidence you want to provide is completely undone by what he did to someone he knew nothing of and cared nothing for.
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Or maybe you're looking for a project to make with children on Saturday morning, with grandchildren, with that nice person you're meeting at the bar for drinks tonight who just might stay the night and if you're lucky you'd like to stick around in the morning?
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I want to finish by saying something about Kurt Cobain spinning in his grave but that is mean and I am a nice person after my time in the Foo Fighters Arms so instead I will end as so: see you back there on Tuesday, my lovely friends.
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"Tatyana Nikolaevna is a very nice person, but her work in the Soviet police and in the police under Yeltsin cannot make us believe that she is able and wants to defend human rights," Mr. Zhirinovsky said during debates in the Duma, referring to President Boris N. Yeltsin.
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I think that was what was really interesting to me about her character, the paradox between this nice person and the terrible consequences of the regime she was complicit with, and her agency in bringing in Duterte and being complicit in the sins of that regime as well.
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"We went through the whole Russia hoax ... I had about three days of rest and then I had this thing hit me based on a perfect phone call with a very nice person who I think is going to do a good job," Trump told Bongino, who is a Fox News contributor.
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Her portrait of Nancy Pelosi as a nice person, a thoughtful boss and a brilliant strategist largely responsible for the passage of the Affordable Care Act (without the Stupak amendment that would have banned insurance coverage for abortion) is a pleasant corrective to the increasingly common view of her as an incompetent witch.
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" Art historian Gail Levin, in the catalogue for a show of Hartley's Bavarian work, reports that at one point, the artist had the idea of asking a Nazi friend to introduce him to Hitler, who, according to Hartley, was "from all accounts" a "nice person, and, of course having wanted to be an artist, he likes artists.
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But I think everything happens for a reason, because the surrogate that I really loved got approved and she is such a nice person, like she's so easy to talk to and she's the perfect fit for us, but we have to decide quickly, are we really going to go through with this or are we gonna wait until we feel more prepared.
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It's a sentiment she agrees with: "My dad's always been like 'if you work hard enough, if you're a nice person and you genuinely love what you do, there's no way that you can't get what you want' and I do believe that," she says, adding: "And every day, before I leave the house, my mum goes, "don't let them change you!
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Given what I've read in the press, Neil GorsuchNeil GorsuchLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Here's how senators can overcome their hyperpartisanship with judicial nominees Ocasio-Cortez calls out McConnell for photo of young men groping a cutout of her MORE seems like a nice person — the sort I wouldn't mind grabbing a beer with.
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