She's patient, professional and personable — still very intimidating, though.
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" And Chloe added that "he's really friendly and personable.
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The trainers always offered modifications, so it felt more personable.
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Former colleagues said he was personable and good with children.
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On a private jet, the service is much more personable
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But they were always on personable, friendly terms, sources say.
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Other Renaissance drawings on view feel comparatively relaxed and personable.
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He is a jovial, personable character, and a reassuring presence.
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The young woman portrayed is personable and anything but svelte.
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This time, Lopez made her personable, everywoman friendliness her savior.
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He's a personable man just now edging into his 60s.
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Prince William appears to have inherited her informal, personable approach.
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"You are an intelligent, personable, kind and hardworking person," Chutkan said.
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Each time he was personable—he had a sense of humor.
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I'm glad they went with this reserved, eminently more personable alternative.
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They say she's smart, personable and she can draw a crowd.
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But I found him to be personable, funny and deeply intelligent.
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Democratic donors hate Cruz: Sure, O'Rourke is young, personable and handsome.
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We offer a personable environment, with convenience unsurpassed in our area.
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Personable products aimed at your wallet are a definite mini-trend.
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He was "so personable," the documentary's executive producer Marc Levin tells PEOPLE.
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" He said the couple were "so natural" together: "They are very personable.
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Those close to Meade say in person he is easygoing and personable.
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In person, Martin is enthusiastic and personable, his presence a quiet force.
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We dreamt up a brand that was bold, inclusive, friendly, and personable.
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And we wondered: Did this signal the end of personable customer service?
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Apparently I was personable enough, because I certainly don't look the part.
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And when problems arise, you respond with responsive, effective, and personable support.
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Bill Clinton was personable, but his cool ended at playing the sax.
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"He was more like your bullish, personable, property developer type," he said.
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His legacy will live on, but folded into other, less-personable machines.
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He is much more personable and down to earth than often portrayed.
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She is funny, relaxed, empathetic and personable while he is … less so.
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Slack has also made all these serious professional things personable, even fun.
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It's unique, personable, and makes my room feel a bit more special.
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I remember him as friendly, warm, personable and a wonderful role model.
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"Masha is very personable — on the plane and at events," said Martemyanov said.
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Moreover, [he] juggles ethical conduct while trying to remain personable in [his] practice.
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Most were quite personable, but some appeared distinctly ill at ease in company.
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"I think he's very personable and he's a very good entertainer," Holden said.
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He was quick on his feet, studied, disciplined, personable, decisive, funny, and natural.
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C+ Amy Klobuchar Klobuchar wasn't as specific, memorable, or personable in this debate.
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He was really personable, along with one of the other guys, Abu Wallah.
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Mitt Romney struggled to be personable and relatable against Barack Obama in 2012.
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The answer is probably not, so Vector has a happy and personable feel.
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"They're both so well-behaved and personable and sweet and kind," Scott said.
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Also burglars like Junior Bender, the personable protagonist of Timothy Hallinan's comic mysteries.
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Merkel tends to be sweet, personable and charming when she meets with other leaders.
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Buttigieg instead makes every effort to be incredibly transparent, personable, and down-to-earth.
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Scott, the personable career enforcer who is now a minor leaguer, stole the show.
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The hiring manager was very easy to talk to – personable and down-to-earth.
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I saw them live last week and they were great; very personable and witty.
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The image of King conveys a personable, commanding presence, channeled by his outstretched hand.
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Paul: It's a professional relationship, but they're very personable and welcoming when we're there.
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It would have to be a big, personable animal such as cows or pigs.
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Blanks was the perfect candidate for FIFA fetes: she was attractive, smart, and personable.
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He wouldn't wanna be talking to really anyone versus ... He's actually super personable. Yeah.
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A personable practitioner of collegial politics, he is able to disagree without being disagreeable.
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A personable practitioner of collegial politics, he is able to disagree without being disagreeable.
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"Ruth has a very unlikely combination of personable and professional and game," Hall said.
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With its high production values, real-time episodes, and personable style, Serial transformed podcasting.
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In part, Kalman is so personable because she has a profound admiration for humanity.
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Xarello also has two handy and personable owners in John Alexopoulos and Claudio José Peralta.
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The people are very personable, and watching them feels like videochatting with my best friends.
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He's smart, personable, and the kind of guy you'd want to have a beer with.
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It was a sort of lack of personable interaction—that human element was always gone.
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"He was great, and very personable, talking with passengers throughout the flight," Mermelstein told CNBC.
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" Look at MoonPie, recently dubbed one of the "funniest and most personable brands on Twitter.
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While other YouTubers strive to be personable, Bobby does the opposite, basking in surreal luxury.
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Or should he be calm, reasonable and personable to counter the GOP nominee's braggadocious behavior?
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Advisers say Mr. Trump must alternate between personable and piercing during the 90-minute debate.
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"She just has this natural personable quality that makes you feel at ease," Aguilera said.
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Instead, he was a personable, approachable nice guy with an "encyclopedic knowledge" of sports and music.
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He was wicked smart, confident, and well-versed on foreign policy, but also funny and personable.
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No one would tell him to go a little easier, be softer, make it more personable.
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Becca Kufrin remains to be one of the most aggressively personable Bachelorettes the series has seen.
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He's personable and engaging, drawing in fans with his social media livestreams -- Beto in a minivan!
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Bert described him as personable, fun, easy to work with and a devoted Christian, WPVI reported.
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"Very personable, very honest, a man of integrity," said Brian Dozier, the Twins' homegrown second baseman.
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CHECK IN The hotel has a distinctive look, a personable staff and a lively afternoon tea.
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And the man who has taken over is not as popular as his more personable predecessor.
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Those who know DeSantis have described him as hardworking and efficient, although not the most personable.
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He was more attractive in person than in his photos; he was also personable yet quiet.
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He's a charming, personable leader with the kind of charisma typically seen in Southwest flight attendants.
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But they see that when the robots seems more personable, people might take better care of it.
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The sad truth is most of us don't know how to communicate in a genuine, personable way.
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He is more personable and wants the territory to have more democracy than it has been allowed.
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"She was outgoing, personable, made friends everywhere she went, and her kids took after her," Tate continued.
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People across the country involved in Republican politics who found him to be a very personable man.
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Qualified job seekers who are personable with excellent analytical, technology, and communication skills can still find positions.
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No. Clinton should answer the question, and do it in a way that makes her seem personable.
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I was very personable and they all just ... They all just kept their heads down, kept walking.
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Three traits that the entrepreneur looks for in his employees include being personable, detail-oriented and hardworking.
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Another administration official familiar with the talks described Kim as "personable and well prepared" for the discussion.
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They seemed to have much in common: easygoing, personable, youthful-looking fitness buffs, lovers of fine wine.
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The book's third-person narrative voice is intelligent, confiding and personable — indeed, precocious — rather like Anna herself.
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He is personable and talks so softly sometimes that people have to lean in to hear him.
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The personable (or, sometimes, rude) vending machines that dot the Ark are a fun and clever conceit.
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The people behind the company's polished façade are warm, personable, but there's also a vulnerability to them.
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He continually asserts that Lendrum is charming, "personable and likable," but he never comes across that way.
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According to one of his coworkers, Sonam was known in the office for being personable and outgoing.
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He had a reputation for being kind and personable but also passive, indecisive, and resistant to change.
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In Bologna, I met an Airbnb host named Mauro Bigi, a personable environmental consultant in his thirties.
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Many of them just looked down on us as 'extras,' but your son was sweet, kind and personable.
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She's personable and charming and all around drama-free, giving her the "good edit" every Bachelorette candidate needs.
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" She met Harry last year and says, "he was so down-to-earth, so personable and very nice.
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These terms are all out in resumes: hard worker, organized, self-motivated, reliable, quick learned, responsible, dedicated, personable.
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She's as intimate and personable as can be and she'll make a real difference on so many levels.
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He had trained to be a teacher and former colleagues said he was personable and good with children.
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Darrow, a brawny 21957-something who wore wire-framed spectacles, seemed a nice guy, direct but also personable.
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Personable and brimming with positive energy, Michael was going to be a great addition to our digital team.
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Perhaps the personable penguin overheard that McKay is a communications specialist and had a message for the expeditioners?
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She has for years been the most popular woman in Thailand, a quiet, personable foil to her brother.
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Staying at The Chatwal felt exclusive and luxurious, while still having a personable atmosphere that felt like home.
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It brought Christie down to our levels, made him real and more personable because seemed relatable to us.
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Gates' actions were those of a perfect gentleman, and he was a real personable family kind of guy.
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In Bryant's case, the post-basketball chapter of his life offered a more mellow and personable public image.
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Crawford landed a lucrative speaking gig — among other jobs — through her personable and easy-to-read LinkedIn profile.
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He's funny, personable, and he treats our daughter well, but he's manipulative in a hipster-nice-guy way.
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Bream, a bright and personable reporter and interviewer, can provide that journalistic thrust for the late night audience.
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You're personable, so despite whatever drama you might stir up, people can't help but be drawn to your charisma.
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Mr Wickremesinghe, although the dogged defender of democratic norms in the recent upheaval, is much less personable and popular.
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But to the audience, he kept ways to show a different side — a slyly humorous and even personable one.
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He characterized her as "very personable, likeable, charming, smart, funny, down to earth" but also someone with sharp elbows.
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Lowry uses her blog to educate her readers through personable stories about how she applies money lessons every day.
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He knows this game, and it would be easy to vote for him to win because he's so personable.
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And when asked how likable or personable respondents perceived the candidates to be, Harris was in the top five.
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Mr. McGregor said that Mr. Xi's predecessors were far less personable and charismatic, especially Jiang Zemin and Hu Jintao.
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Keeping Turtle Bay small-scale and personable has been the mission of the Turtle Bay Association for 1903 years.
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Similarly, I found the crossing of names from 80s music and television — SEACLIFF and FILLING IN — to be personable.
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The producers, it was revealed, had thought that audiences would find the handsome, personable Mr. Van Doren more fetching.
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In any of these spots, a member of the hotel's personable staff may materialize in case refreshments are desired.
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But in the end, we needed a name for it to make it more personable, like the family dog.
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After dinner, the attendant, who was exceptionally friendly and personable, came by to turn our compartment into sleeping mode.
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I'm personable and get along, then I'd hit a bump and I would see my professors' disappointment and confusion.
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But to get on his radar, you must show three traits, he says: be personable, detail-oriented and hardworking.
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The few people that were open to speaking with me and my friend were all warm, personable and friendly.
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Deadpool established Reynolds' track record as a clever, personable, social media-savvy ad man — remember the Deadpool Bob Ross parody?
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Companies understand that employees have passions outside of the office and they value applicants who appear personable, genuine and authentic.
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"Just my first encounter with him I did notice that he wasn't the most personable guy," the Wynn employee added.
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To Jimmy Carter, Deng Xiaoping was a string of flattering adjectives: "smart, tough, intelligent, frank, courageous, personable, self-assured, friendly".
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"[I] saw how he dealt with people in a personable manner and got the best out of them," writes Branson.
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But these words actually come in handy during an interview, because they make you sound less rote and more personable.
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In his senior year, the Wolverines hired a personable but no-nonsense coach, Jon Urbanchek, to lead the men's team.
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I got paired with a stylist named Briana, who was personable and took the time to learn more about me.
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"Getting the music to the people after we finished filming and having that personable intimacy was really important to me."
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He is not to everybody's taste but he is personable, fast on the trigger and pulls in a huge audience.
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Schneider credits her marketing team for creating a recognizable, personable brand that spurs interest among consumers and job-seekers alike.
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The new new coach, David Fizdale, is by most accounts a bright and personable man, an analytically sound hoops savant.
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"He seemed real personable, very mild-mannered," Rael recalled over a smothered burrito lunch on a recent weekday in Questa.
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Perhaps it was Mr. Kotik's long association with Cage that helped this tour through the "Song Books" feel more personable.
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During their interview, Fallon asked Clinton how she walks the line of being both personable and authoritative on the campaign trail.
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Known for being both refined and personable, Carington served as an agriculture minister in Churchill&aposs post-World War II government.
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After graduation, Iacocca landed a job at Ford Motor Company where he impressed his colleagues with his personable nature and drive.
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His colleagues in the centre-right Fine Gael party hope he represents a new, more direct and personable style of politics.
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An articulate, personable website, a useful, intuitive mobile application and a poignant branding campaign can go a long way toward success.
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" — 15-year-old "We aren't personable in real life because we put too much energy in our phones and social media.
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If you ever thought caring for a group of personable, cute and silly penguins would be a great job, you're right.
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His performances are exciting and thoughtful, and he would be an energetic, peerlessly personable advocate for the company — and for opera.
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Wickland was visibly emotional as he described Stevens as "very personable" with a warm manner was "not normal" for an ambassador.
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During his time in office and the years that followed, Bush was always extremely personable toward the agents that protected him.
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Jack Ma On the surface, he's the flamboyant and personable former English teacher who likes to dance to Michael Jackson tunes.
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And when asked how likable or personable respondents perceived the candidates to be, Williamson emerged towards the middle of the pack.
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At the age of 19, Wood, a handsome and personable young man, began an apprenticeship with a fruit importer in London.
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And when asked how likable or personable respondents perceived the candidates to be, Gillibrand beat just over half of her rivals.
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And when asked how likable or personable respondents perceived the candidates to be, Warren was considered emerged in the top five.
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And when asked how likable or personable respondents perceived the candidates to be, Klobuchar was in the middle of the pack.
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And when asked how likable or personable respondents perceived the candidates to be, Booker was in the top half og candidates.
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And when asked how likable or personable respondents perceived the candidates to be, Yang was in the middle of the pack.
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But Mr. Younge, a columnist for The Nation and editor at large for The Guardian, makes for a personable, unusual narrator.
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Where once his leads blurred into generalized multitracking, here you can make out his congested, drolly personable, Jonathan Richman-channeling voice.
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They are music lovers more than anything, offering something more deeply personable than the tailored listening experiences of a streaming service.
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He could be personable and funny, and spent hours with the men, traveling and talking and winning their confidence, they said.
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It's hard to imagine the personable charm of, say, Joe Biden or Beto O'Rourke, both likely 2020 candidates, being held against them.
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"She was friendly and personable, happy to talk to people and pose for photos, as was Suri," a source told the outlet.
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Let's hope that a move to Los Angeles for the show's promised season 2 helps Joe become a little bit more personable.
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People with these traits can be good at hiding their emotional detachment and may even come across as particularly charming and personable.
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With patients, she's personable and nurturing, though she can come off as a bit stern—sort of like a wise, older friend.
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And when asked how likable or personable respondents perceived the candidates to be, O'Rourke was in the top half of the crowd.
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Rachel McPhee, who plays Ms. Shanley in this solo show (and is married to Mr. Benson), is very personable and entertainingly physical.
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However, when asked how likable or personable respondents perceived the candidates to be, Buttigieg came in second place behind only Joe Biden.
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Instead it takes on a more personable tone befitting its plain-spoken subject, allowing the audience to enjoy Ivins's homespun, merciless wit.
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Former colleagues said he was personable and good with children and neighbors were shocked to hear of his involvement in the incident.
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Across the city, you'll find everything from trendy, affordable mini-chains to small, personable independent hotels, and big-name international luxury brands.
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Both feature personable instructors, curated playlists, or live DJs, but Equinox's brands incorporate the use of interactive light colors in their classes.
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The cheery and personable engineer is often cautious about what she weighs in on, knowing that her words carry a certain magnitude.
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She did add that Linds is very personable with the staff during off-hours, but when it's business time ... she doesn't mess around.
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SHR over-delivered with Knost, who has a doctorate in mechanical engineering but was far less patient or personable as the affable Gibson.
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But to really set my mind at ease, I spoke to the game's cheerful, personable director, Hajime Tabata, at Gamescom in Cologne, Germany.
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Growing up, the Cheney daughters were a vivacious and personable duo: together on the road, handing out pamphlets and swag at campaign events.
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But none of this would entirely matter if Apocalypse's heroes were personable, believable people who made the film's stakes feel meaningful and specific.
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The Democrats regained the White House by nominating a personable populist, Bill Clinton, who contrasted with an aloof WASP, George H. W. Bush.
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Some people, particularly older generations, don't check email regularly, find texting slow and frustrating, and consider a phone call more personable and polite.
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While the cost of traveling by private jet is quite substantial, the service offers a lot more privacy, and it's much more personable.
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"I found him to be genuine, personable," David Bozell, who leads the conservative group ForAmerica and is Brent Bozell's son, said of Zuckerberg.
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Where Mr. Grove and his immediate predecessor, Craig R. Barrett, were tough taskmasters, Mr. Otellini was known for a softer, more personable touch.
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She is very friendly and personable and tells me mid-cleaning that I have one of the cleanest houses she has ever cleaned.
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Forky is a new visual element for this world, and he has to look like trash but still be a personable, relatable character.
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Some were personable and witty entertainers who made their living through live-streaming; others searched for drinking companions after returning home from university.
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But more than coming off as personable and charming for his own reasons, Sanders is also making strides for the idea of democratic socialism.
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When Watson, a well-adjusted personable presence who actually likes people, chimes in with his own story, the other robots understandably roll their eyes.
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He goes in, his personable company, he&aposs able to sit down with you and change the dialogue, change the rules of the game.
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Francis, however, has a more personable style and is the first Pope from Latin America, which could allow him a way into Mexican hearts.
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Sparky, personable and, at the age of 44, an acknowledged Republican star, she could be the first Indian-American to hold a cabinet office.
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Moon is a personable man who punctuates such thoughts with a soft chuckle, where I, a white guy, might be more inclined to curse.
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"Future manages to be both deeply personalized (and personable!) while being super convenient," says Krieger of one of his first investments since leaving Instagram.
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Sheila, who walked with only a slight limp and looked sharp in a simple black top and slacks, was animated, funny, smart, and personable.
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The stout, personable Republican — who this summer will become chairman of the National Governor's Association — wields immense popularity even in a strongly Democratic state.
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The stout, personable Republican - who this summer will become chairman of the National Governor's Association - wields immense popularity even in a strongly-Democratic state.
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Clinton is warm and personable one on one, the Democrats said, which creates an easy camaraderie when she teams up with people she likes.
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McCarthy was extremely personable so he was a fun walking companion, and at $7/mile he is much more affordable than a personal trainer!
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When you're tackling a difficult scenario, being firm on the issue yet still personable is always your best bet, according to the bestselling author.
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I think it certainly helped Taylor that she seems to have been very personable on the stand, very real, and unshakable in her testimony.
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What if he's simply trying to fool everyone ahead of a post-playing career that depends on him finally embracing becoming personable and relatable?
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To make your resume more personable, Bjelde recommends including a failure you've experienced in your career so far and discussing how you overcame it.
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"He's very personable and doesn't have any airs about him," Ruben Girona, a mortgage company executive who lives in Patchogue, said of Mr. Zeldin.
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In June, though, he exceeded expectations with a clever general election campaign that revealed him to be a personable, if not downright charming, candidate.
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It's also such a relief to have a woman like her—incredibly personable, politically sharp, confident—to be at the forefront of that battle.
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Engelmayer felt intimidated during their first phone call because of Weinstein's larger-than-life image, but was surprised to find him charming and personable.
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Perot wasn't particularly personable (in an interview with MTV News, he said to people who used drugs, "You're a burden to society, and you're selfish").
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"I met her at a small fundraiser in late 20 or early 2010 and she was just absolutely electric, dynamic, incredibly personable," Abby tells Refinery29.
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I think my hair color works in my favor in terms of my career because I feel blondes come off as more personable and bubbly.
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Clinton, she said she hoped her candidate would show a more personable and relatable side so that she draws more support from voters in Nevada.
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"It was like two different men: Off-camera and privately he towards me was warm, extremely polite … was very personable one-one-one," she said.
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This is why companies like oral care product Hello are making their mark with their niche products, quirky flavors and a personable approach to consumers.
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After the children ran off, I brought up a perplexing issue: for someone as personable as Newsom is, he doesn't seem to have many intimates.
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Clinton, often described as warm and personable in small settings, whoever the audience, can be especially relaxed, candid and even joyous in this company. Mrs.
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The personable Franks prefers to talk about changing consumer needs and habits rather than the back-end technicalities of coming up with flexible insurance policies.
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The head bartender Fabio Raffaelli, originally from Milan and previously from Daniel, is very personable and enthusiastic about his Italian cocktails, including the Americano ($18).
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In our dumbed-down, social-media-driven age, "Against Everything" embodies a return to the pleasures of critical discourse at its most cerebral and personable.
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What they're saying: "I thought he was personable and I get the sense that he gets it," said Senate Commerce Committee Chairman John Thune (R).
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" Charles Gruet, another of the show's cinematographers, calls this "capturing portraits of believable, personable, characters and telling a story that we can all identify with.
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Mr. Emick is a personable actor and a fine singer (with a knockout Elvis impersonation) who brings a welcome measure of introspection to his role.
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According to researchers, expressive art therapies can help clients to see their counselors as more personable, instead of merely "blank slates," which can build repertoire.
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They expressed a nostalgic longing for the star swimmers and runners of their youth, who seemed more accessible and personable and less greedy and entitled.
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Warren sort of undercuts this — she's much more personable, politically astute, with a stronger public presence than when she first emerged on the political scene.
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"Super engaging, super personable," said Eutel Wallace, manager of the famous sneaker consignment store Flight Club in Manhattan which Tucker visits when in New York.
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They, or their like, have been endlessly circulated for display, but they're still magnetic, with their blocklike bodies and personable faces, mold-cast and customized.
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GrandPooBear says that, in speed running, it's entirely possible to be successful without being personable or "nice," though many streamers still try to combine the two.
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It's interesting that those who have been talking to him have said he's a very personable, very hospitable, very gracious guy, full of questions and dialogue.
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At the opposite end of the spectrum, independent and boutique brands are thriving, with pop-ups and smaller stores that offer personable and relaxing retail experiences.
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"They are very dynamic very personable young couple and I think people will relate to them and they will be a force for good," he says.
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If the client is otherwise presentable and credible, and especially if the client is personable, I usually prefer that the jury hear directly from my client.
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Being personable and having a background in the theater isn't enough to carry a performer through a four-minute monologue and 90 minutes of sketch comedy.
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This slight change, along with Aasif Mandvi's personable portrayal of Monty, makes the character seem far more attentive and caring than he is in the book.
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He eventually landed big contracts with local colleges because he was personable, got their products on time and made sure it was of the highest quality.
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The personable members of their gangs sing with spirit and agilely dance through the expressive Robbins choreography with explosive energy and a sort of freewheeling precision.
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Foxx is personable, polished, and almost regal: she is nearly six feet tall, and when we met, in February, she was wearing three-inch black heels.
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Reince Priebus, the chairman of the Republican National Committee, insists that Trump's taco-bowl tweet, not his repeated inflammatory comments, reflects Trump's "gracious and personable" self.
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When asked how likable or personable respondents perceived the candidates to be, Delaney emerged towards the bottom of the pack, possibly due to his low profile.
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Jennifer Aniston is uniquely positioned in today's celebrity culture to deliver essential truths — ones that men and women need to hear — in a pretty, personable package.
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"He was phenomenal — personable, a consummate professional, a perfectionist, a great carpenter, and just about the nicest human being you will ever meet," Mr. Dyer said.
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However, other less technical professions — from customer success to digital marketing — also found a place on this year's list, as businesses continue to value personable roles.
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This was something I found less personable and repetitive with Tonal, a weight training system that uses prerecorded exercise videos to loop users through their sets.
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Craig was inordinately talented, personable, and charismatic, but buried deep inside his mind there was some kind of flaw, a darkness that took over and consumed him.
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That has made people like Klobuchar and Brown — who have won consistently in their states with friendly, personable profiles — into potentially appealing 2020 choices for some Democrats.
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But he is also known as being very personable and relatable to jurors — a talent that will prove useful in a trial that could take a month.
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Today, Musio engages users in small talk, answers their trivia questions in a personable tone, admits when it doesn't know something and can correct a user's grammar.
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He never seemed fully committed to the state, visiting only sporadically and rarely engaging in the more personable campaigning that voters in Iowa — and New Hampshire — reward.
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Director Travis Knight is the president and CEO of the animation studio Laika, which produced the personable, weird, elaborate stop-motion fantasies Coraline, ParaNorman, and The Boxtrolls.
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While Bhutan is proud of its strong and unique traditions, there's no denying that the attractive and personable young royal couple are helping boost the country's profile.
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And when asked how likable or personable respondents perceived the candidates to be, Gabbard emerged towards the bottom of the pack, possibly due to her low profile.
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Meanwhile, Steve Bruce is incredibly personable, has the smile of a Geordie angel and possesses a voice like warm treacle being poured over a rich, suet pudding.
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He was personable, and with each shake and clap on the backs of African Americans he constructed a new image of himself to appeal to every American.
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"Human Is," with Mr. Cranston as a sour military commander who is replaced by a more personable alien body-snatcher, moves double-time to an unsurprising conclusion.
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Their social striving makes them easy prey for Nicolaus, who Berryman plays as disarmingly personable, and Lester, a nondescript, sullen nerd who unravels into something much darker.
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His dancers — the company is based here — are among the city's most accomplished, personable and sensuous; his repertory includes many of the world's most oddly imaginative masterpieces.
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There's, of course, so much more that factors into choosing a presidential candidate to vote for, but these little personable anecdotes and extras certainly go a long way.
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For example, someone might be personable and engaged when they first start dating, but then pull back when the prospect of a deeper relationship comes up, he says.
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Ex Deputy Prime Minister of Denmark, a couple of teenage daughters, a woman in her '22017s or '225s, extremely friendly, very personable, but in political terms extremely steely.
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Starting with the iconic C-3PO and R2-D2, and now joined by the personable BB-8, these robots have personalities and capabilities that differ little from people.
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One key feature is that the robots turn around and face the front when riding in an elevator, a seemingly small change that makes it appear more personable.
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"His work is minimalist and disciplined like a Zen monk, but he's the opposite in person: very funny and personable," said Mr. Yantrasast, who runs the firm wHY.
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Weyman is a bright-eyed and extremely personable woman who speaks to me about fashion in Toronto with the ease of a pal handing out seasoned style advice.
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Carole has a personable robotic owl AI pet whose main function is as an alarm clock, but it seems to possess some deductive reasoning and problem-solving abilities.
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Bobbito Garcia, the author, basketball maven, sneaker obsessive, D.J. and all-around culture entrepreneur, is one of the most personable documentary subjects I've encountered in quite some time.
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Now, as a real estate agent, Ms. Kelley counsels buyers to choose their words carefully and say as little as possible while still somehow appearing relaxed and personable.
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His friends and members of his family, who had also seen the article in The Times, donated more personable snapshots, including one showing him at a friend's wedding.
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The casual, family-centric Twitter and a similarly personable Instagram make for a stark contrast with the stately persona Pompeo has cultivated as President Donald Trump's top envoy.
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Wiltjer, a 6-foot-220.7 forward with a willowy jump shot, was as personable as he was knowledgeable, or at least that was the way he came across.
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Having met Pin-Ups for Vets founder Gina Elise personally, I found her warm and personable and think she truly believes she is serving the best interest of veterans.
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He compared it to how the James Bond franchise, which "had a winning formula," needed an update and came up with a "rougher, more personable" Bond with Daniel Craig.
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I like to keep a notebook and pen handy for taking notes at meetings or interviews, since it feels a lot more personable than hiding behind a laptop screen.
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"It's interesting that those who have been talking to him have said, you know, he's very personable, very hospitable, very gracious guy, full of questions and dialogue," he said.
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At this point, we can't decide if we like Meghan Markle's style because it's so personable or because it's so accessible, but whatever the reason, it works for her.
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Nationals slip past Braves in 11 innings WASHINGTON — The personable Dusty Baker, who likes to talk with his players in the clubhouse, approached starter Stephen Strasburg before Wednesday's game.
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Deschamps-Braly liked Abby, too—he found her personable, admired her intelligence, and knew that her background in science would give her a realistic understanding of what was possible.
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One way he recommends that you make your resume more personable is to discuss a failure you've experienced in your career so far and discuss how you overcame it.
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Having navigated Washington's corridors of power since the 1990s, Kavanaugh, 53 and known for his personable ways, could also be more persuasive with his colleagues than other new justices.
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He was personable and made an earnest effort at inclusivity, asking for people's contact information to follow up on their requests, and repeating many of his ideas in Spanish.
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He's also one of the most humble, personable pro skateboarders I've come across, and speaks like the friendly stoner you meet under the half-pipe at your local park.
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The Democrat has argued that the race should be about each candidate's qualifications — yet she has also acknowledged that voters will likely elect the candidate they find more personable.
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Brown, for example, acknowledges but scarcely dwells on how the princess' two children became "widely regarded as more accomplished and personable" than the queen's own feckless, always-divorcing offspring.
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Whether it was because of this institutionalized egalitarianism or his personable, warm energy, Mark always seemed like less of an authority figure to me and more like an uncle.
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Convicted fraudster Martin Shkreli said Tuesday "I don't think I'm going to jail " — and suggested that "just being a flamboyant and personable figure" landed him in prosecutors' gun sights.
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Harvard said it was implausible that Harvard's 40-member admissions committee, some of whom were Asian-Americans, would conclude that Asian-American applicants were less personable than other races.
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As far as this year's race goes, Jenkins is one of the best liked and most personable directors in this category, which can go a long way with voters.
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"He is an incredibly personable collaborative, non-aggressive individual who prefers to work through his acumen, his intelligence, his intellect, not through his relationship and networks," the CMO said.
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Quite simply: You're not allowed to be a real person on morning television — your private life and morning show personality (cheery, morally good, personable) must align with each other.
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And he was this personable individual who just charmed everybody, and clearly in retrospect he was a psychopath and he was just interested in power for its own sake.
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If you don't think you can pull off this sort of social engineering I describe, please don't go to CES, or instead send the most personable member of the team.
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The friends and family of the 8-year-old Illinois girl found sexually assaulted and killed behind a building the day before Thanksgiving are remembering the little girl's personable spirit.
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Now, Kit's automated marketing abilities are available to test out for merchants looking to see what the personable bot is capable of before they commit to "hiring" the virtual helper.
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The personable Kim, known in the English-speaking world by her initials, I.K., is perhaps still best known for a tiny putt she missed at Mission Hills six years ago.
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Voters also expect whoever succeeds Ms Park to be more receptive and personable than her: many see her as a political princess who was out of touch with her people.
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And when asked how likable or personable respondents perceived the candidates to be, Hickenlooper emerged towards the bottom of the pack, possibly due to his low profile at the time.
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"He was incredibly personable," recalled Madison Avenue lawyer Sherwood "Woody" Salvan, who lived next door to the stationery store as a boy and was a high school classmate of Blazer's.
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Maree is a middle-age mother from Bondi who's obviously passionate and personable enough to have overcome the taboo of running a skate-related business without actually being a skater.
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To draw a more captivating, personable portrait of Gropius, the biography's early chapters are devoted to his colorful, tempestuous romantic affairs, most notably with composer Gustav Mahler's wife, Alma Mahler.
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The performance is a kind of salon hosted by a personable cast (Sean Patten, Sarah Thom, Bastian Trost and Simon Will), with a few onstage guests selected from the audience.
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If there's something both simplistic and almost academic-seeming in that prescription for greater enlightenment, Gornick's lively, personable book is evidence of the pleasure that can result from the endeavor.
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The decision to launch this airline was actually the brainchild of his employee Brett Godfrey, who Branson immediately took a liking to because he was personable, detail-oriented and hardworking.
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Evans—who started his tech-focused YouTube channel in 2009—and Chiang have built their careers around informing viewers on the best of the best while maintaining a personable relationship.
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Hey, It's That Guy: Miami's personable coach Jim Larranaga, now 66 years old, is the same guy who led George Mason to the Final Four with such panache 10 years ago.
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But taking a note from other personable branded social accounts (Dennys and MoonPie, for example), the Panera Bread Twitter account is clapping back at some of the more, uh, aggressive comments.
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With nearly 4 million channel followers, Game Grumps was begun in 2012 by Arin Hanson and Jon Jafari and quickly gained popularity thanks to the personable nature of their LP videos.
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" Taryn Moran, a former medical technician in the Australian army who retired due to non-physical injuries, was with Moffitt at the games and says Harry was "so lovely, so personable.
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It is a measure of the challenges facing the mayor—who is personable, just 37, bright and energetic but little known beyond the Midwest—that bookmakers have not heard of him.
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But here, we see the thumbs-up, can-do attitude of The New Canadian Kyle Lowry, the guard who stole the heart of the barren but personable wastelands to the north.
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With an increasingly boisterous crowd as their background, Tung managed to ferret out lots of fascinating information from the highly personable Szulczewski, who looked very much the part of busy founder.
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He was smart, he was personable, he was empathetic, he cared deeply about his friends and his family and he loved his school and all of the people in his life.
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In his stand-up, Shandling was quick on his feet, self-deprecating and personable, and for that reason, people were always talking about him as a late-night talk show host.
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According to Thredup CEO James Reinhart, the goal is to make the stores as personable and convenient as possible, accepting returns and making better-educated purchases of inventory for each location.
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Yet because they were billed as personable robot friends, they offered little instruction on how to find said commands and liberally returned "aw, shucks" error messages to any off-script query.
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He also spoke to Ellen Friedman, who was a die-hard Warren supporter and thought Warren was a "personable candidate" who could address the issues that kept her up at night.
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"He was this personable individual who charmed everybody, and clearly, in retrospect, he was a psychopath, and he was just interested in power for its own sake," he said of Long.
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While LaPierre has been controversial over the years and draws the anger of gun-control groups, board members describe him as personable, hard-working and a fierce advocate of the Second Amendment.
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Google Home might be the smartest home assistant currently available, but when it comes to being personable that agender Assistant (with a distinctly feminine presenting voice) leaves a lot to be desired.
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"So if someone criticizes us for being with Mr. Trump, it's that he has the power of that office and when you meet him, he's a very personable person," he told CNN.
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"She's very capable, very bright, very personable, very good leader, all kinds of superlatives there," Petraeus said of CIA Deputy Director Gina Haspel at a Veterans in Global Leadership event in Washington.
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He's heading on Tuesday to China as part of a diplomatic agreement that requires the happy-go-lucky, personable panda to live there after age 4 as part of a breeding program.
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Thinking back to her earlier nursing days, she recalls three personable young men she met in Manila, including Victor Galang, a promising medical student who partied himself right out of a scholarship.
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Lawmakers who met with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Monday said they found him "personable" and "forthright" but still expect to have plenty of questions for him when he testifies this week.
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Duque, 41, is seen as more personable but has been dismissed by many as too young and inexperienced to run a nation of 50 million people with a struggling $324 billion economy.
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Frequent clashes To some he was a personable and popular leader who was in touch with the common man, to others he was a despot, one who dealt ruthlessly with his opponents.
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Ron Shaich, Panera's personable chief executive who controls roughly 15 percent of its stock, said one of the biggest attractions to the JAB deal was the chance to take his company private.
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He was personable, intelligent and discreet enough, as well as sufficiently handsome, to become the confidant of gangsters and celebrities—and, in the case of Capone, a gangster who was also a celebrity.
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And beyond covetable items (often at accessible prices), the accounts offer a sense of community, and the stores feel personable — like they're directly run by a real, live human (that's because they are).
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Their employee-friends demonstrate that they have the taste and money to hire good help — but also that they're too fun and personable to set anything as boring as "boundaries" in a workplace.
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" Regarding the cheating claims, Hayes continued, "Yes, I'm friendly and personable with many people, but I have respect for myself and even the person I'm casually dating, so I keep my interactions appropriate.
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" And despite the fact that the star always arrived to his studio in a big white limo with her entourage in tow, Song says Franklin was "very down to earth and very personable.
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Scheer, a personable man who, like Trudeau, smiles a lot and has a young family, has a little over two years to raise his profile and prepare for an election in October 2019.
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He's three days away from freedom, but Jimmy Woo (Randall Park), a competent, personable, but overzealous FBI agent, is keeping an eagle eye on him anyway, in case he steps out of line.
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On the advice of his producers, Mr. Radcliffe had recently begun avoiding contact with his fans — a steep learning curve for a chatty and personable actor who considers selfies par for the course.
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Mr. Beilman will play Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto on Saturday with the Orchestra of St. Luke's at the Caramoor Festival in Katonah, N.Y. He's also a personable, well-spoken artist, as this video suggests.
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Cal Kestis is hardly the most personable Jedi we've encountered in a Star Wars, but his post-Order 66 adventure is one of the most gripping rides that 2019 games had to offer.
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It was another major victory for the personable Taylor, who has three world and two Olympic titles, but his failure to approach his own personal best of 2200 meters made for mixed emotions.
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For many smaller firms getting edged out by bigger players boasting multi-stage funds, it may be as simple as being decisive and personable when it comes to landing the most competitive investments.
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"The Ackals I knew were just wonderful people, personable, sweet," says Phebe Hayes, a former professor at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette and amateur historian of African-American life in the parish.
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Donald Jr.'s half sister Tiffany, 22, who has just graduated college and rarely appears on the campaign trail lifted the lid on her father's personable side, calling him friendly, considerate, funny and real.
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The reflex she is revealing again now — to hunker down when challenged — is likely to make her seem less personable to many voters, and it will surely inflame critics' charges of an underlying arrogance.
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What's more, he's hailed as hardworking, personable, smart — and so trustworthy, he was given the franchise on a "good ol' boy handshake" by the founder and CEO of Christian Brothers Automotive himself, Mark Carr.
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And when asked how likable or personable respondents perceived the candidates to be, Sanders was found to be the third-most likeable in the field, though was considered more likable by men than women.
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Mo wasn't personable like Lou, or cool like John, but she had a knack for being attentive to everything around her and was able to give a funny little nudge to make you laugh.
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"He's seen as more personable than the figure on Twitter, but these internal contradictions have not been worked out," said John Delury, an associate professor of Chinese studies at Yonsei University in South Korea.
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And it's a relief to see him steady, befriending Geneva's more personable sister, Isobel (Tanya Reynolds); growing closer to John Grey; and finding himself at home for the first time in a long time.
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After Cayetana, an indie-rock group on Philadelphia's D.I.Y. circuit, went on indefinite hiatus last summer, its frontwoman, Augusta Koch, renewed her focus on another band to which she lends her crackly, personable voice.
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Especially when her latest novel, OUT OF BOUNDS (Atlantic Monthly, $25), features Detective Chief Inspector Karen Pirie, head of Police Scotland's Historic Cases Unit and one of the prolific Scottish author's most personable sleuths.
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" Michael Govan, the director of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, said Mr. Hollein "is extremely personable and he has had a tremendous amount of experience in management — both of organizations and friendships.
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Hull is a straight-shooter, funny, and personable, and when he talks about art, there's no jargon, so when he throws in a reference to several lines of poetry, it's all the more compelling.
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"His refusal to answer these questions leaves us with the inescapable conclusion that he has passed the Trump litmus test," said Mr. Blumenthal, who, like other lawmakers, found Judge Gorsuch personable and impressively prepared.
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He even personified it in some ways: a Mormon family man who was personable and self-effacing and spoke about issues in humane language — and who nevertheless remained, even to this day, very, very conservative.
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Well-respected, personable, and a quiet, behind-the-scenes leader, she is—hands down—one of the most thoughtful, smartest, and impressive people I've encountered in a dozen years of covering intelligence and national security.
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Now that Musio is out in stores, AKA Study also plans to make its proprietary AI engines accessible to other developers who find systems like Apple's Siri or Amazon's Alexa lacking a certain personable quality.
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The players and coaches formed an "instant bond" with the personable and upbeat Stone — and their support helped him stay positive when doctors told him his malignant tumor had only a 50 percent survival rate.
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Democratic strategist Andrew Feldman pointed to a deep tradition of candidates appearing at community events over Independence Day, noting that the holiday gives voters a chance to see a more personable side of the candidates.
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With its enviable location in a fashionable part of town, efficient and personable service and eye-catching design combined with its Starwood partnership, 11 Howard is a solid choice for both leisure and business travelers.
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For me, the tension in "Race of Aces" is driven not by the race to surpass Rickenbacker, but by the desperate hope that some of these personable young men will survive and make it home.
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"I think it's a sad day in this country where just being a flamboyant and personable figure results in saying, 'Look at this guy's records and let's see what we have on them,'" Shkreli said.
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Other rules: Make sure to turn the shot of baijiu bottoms up with every encounter; say flattering words in your toast, but nothing too flowery; appear cordial and personable; smile, but avoid inappropriate body contact.
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His reputation as a tortured creative aside, the man present onstage was indeed at his most human and personable, less so the spectacular hip-hop specter bedeviled by compounding exiles—some self-inflicted, others harshly imposed.
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It was not that I liked all of them personally more than I liked the men; many of the men were as charming as the most lovely women, and not all the women were so personable.
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They're run by personable, excited people, they are staffed with not only programmers but social media managers who get the word out about every wrinkle, and the feedback boards are pep rallies rather than information booths.
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It had hoped to get a bounce by selecting as leader last year Mary Lou McDonald, a personable and youngish Dubliner, to replace the ageing, Belfast-born Gerry Adams, once a full-throated apologist for violence.
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The men playing the possible fathers (Frank Vlastnik, Jeff Williams and Sean Hayden, each personable and distinctive) are less intense, but like Ms. Dawson are adept at keeping their roles within an acceptable realm of realism.
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His demeanor shifts when he gets up on stage—he becomes immediately more personable, although he does use a strange analogy equating terrorists to wolves, the US Government to sheep, and himself to a guard dog.
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"The one thing that I learned about Roger from talking to people that loved him — and lots of people loved him — is how charming he was, how personable he was, how loyal he was," Crowe said.
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We were seated at the bar in the game room, where we were surrounded by the aforementioned taxidermy and served by an extremely personable bartender who took our order in a tiny leather-bound Moleskine notebook.
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In the case of Mr. Brouillette, energy analysts said he shares Mr. Perry's personable style, but is known more for his deep knowledge of key policy issues related to nuclear weapons, cyber security and energy exports.
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Ms. Ifill, who was widely known as a lively, personable journalist with deep connections in Washington, was seen as a balance to Ms. Woodruff, who has those same connections but thinks of herself as more reserved.
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"His work ethic was exceptional; he is both analytical and extremely personable," said Scott Miller, his professor at Wichita State University - a combination that drives business in the ruthlessly competitive but clubby world of plane deals.
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A good Sherpa doesn't "boost" players, but instead acts as a more effective and personable form of the in-game Ghost character, gently guiding the player via friendly conversation and only offering direct combat support when necessary.
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" Ilya Shapiro, a senior fellow at the Cato Institute, said that if Trump nominates Thapar, "the nation will get a young, charismatic, personable, textualist and originalist who could serve on the court for three decades or more.
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While we melt over the ending of "Marley and Me," about a family's dog, rarely do we consider that less personable organisms, those farther out of the domestic sphere, go through the same tribulations that we experience.
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A June INSIDER poll found Biden was ranked by respondents as more likable or personable candidate than his opponents 78% of the time, but that doesn't mean he isn't contending with significant criticism regarding policy and more.
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When he and Annie would come by to visit and check in, they were both self-effacing and personable, always with a kind word to all those working on his behalf, supporting his vision for our country.
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As internally described, Project F would replicate almost all the core features of HQ Trivia wholesale: a twice per day vertical video, semi-improvisational script delivered by a personable host, and the ability to win money or prizes.
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Warm, personable, and empathetically speculative, it centers on experiences that shed light on the brothers' inner lives: a trip to England on the RMS Majestic, the first reunion with their mother, a shared love of animals and music.
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An administration official familiar with Pompeo's encounter with Kim told CNN the North Korean leader was "personable and well prepared" for the meeting, but added there was a sticking point over the location of his meeting with Trump.
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Instead of "swiping right" on a beauty shot and witty bio, I "swiped right" in a more personable way, connecting with young women and their witty personalities in real time at the plaza, box office or concert hall.
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" Danny Givens, a nondenominational pastor who said he was a friend of Mr. Castile's, said, "Philando was a very even-keeled man, good-hearted, personable, smile would light up a room, eyes that just speak volumes of love.
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While the stereotypical multimillionaire and business mogul is a hard-nosed, pragmatic and endlessly cynical figure, there is a streak of idealism to Fernandes which makes him considerably more personable than the standard archetype of the mega rich.
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Especially in paintings from 1967 and '68 titled "Rignalla" and "On the Ledge" from 1976, she lines up the vases on a high horizon, giving them a personable lean and monumental scale reminiscent of Philip Guston's late works.
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Many voters were pleasantly surprised to see a personable, grandfatherly figure, a man who toils on his garden allotment, makes his own jam, rides a bicycle and was a multiple winner of Parliament's beard of the year competition.
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Social media allows celebrities a venue to seem especially personable and personally accessible, while a public armed with camera phones and an increasingly sophisticated sense of media literacy can capture and dissect every moment of their off-brand behavior.
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To make giving money online a little bit more personable, WeChat has come up with a game that randomizes the amount dispersed among your gift recipients and then shows who got the most after everybody opens up their envelope.
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Wickland recalled the events of September 11, 2012, as the first witness to testify in the trial and was visibly emotional as he described Stevens as "very personable" with a warm manner that was "not normal" for an ambassador.
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Hey Austin, I think we both have similar opinions of the original Watch Dogs: It has a lack of personable characters, and it has one of the most nihilistic and bleak views of the world that games have produced.
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An administration official familiar with Pompeo's encounter with Kim told CNN the North Korean leader had been "personable and well prepared" for the meeting, but added there was a sticking point over the location of his meeting with Trump.
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Ms. Opel, a personable Broadway veteran (and a Tony Award nominee for "Urinetown"), plays an affluent, confident 50-ish New Yorker whose husband dies at the beginning of the show — in the middle of the first number, in fact.
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An intimate boutique hotel in the true sense of the word — small, and loaded with charm and whimsy — with the added benefit of such cheery, personable staff that I watched one guest give a concierge member a hug upon checkout.
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But Camillo said she was won over by Hillary Clinton because she appeared more presidential throughout the campaign and managed to show her personable side, as she did during Sunday's debate when she listened to voters as they asked questions.
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Ella, on the other hand, runs on a mishmash of open source chatbot algorithms, which are coupled with a huge database of jokes, trivia, games and words, all of which help Ella seem intelligent and personable to the human user.
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Luckily, Dowd herself is much more personable, and told Seth Meyers that while she loved the reference, she did take one issue with the joke "Aunt Lydia would make mincemeat of you, missy," Dowd said Thursday night in reference to Sanders.
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However compared to the number of rap artists and groups who infamously turn up hours late to interview—often with an entourage in tow, and preceded by an apologetic PR—the direct, personable approach from House of Pharaohs is refreshing.
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So when that changed with a vengeance with the introduction of the McRib and the McNugget, McDonald's knew the manmade animal proteins would be much more acceptable to the public if they'd been invented by a personable and photogenic executive chef.
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Grimes, "Flesh Without Blood" As someone who's been a Grimes fan since her early days on the awesome Canadian label Arbutus Records, it's been a real treat to watch her blossom into one of the music world's most distinctive, personable talents.
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As it happens, the London Aladdin, Dean John-Wilson, proves more personable than his Broadway forbear as the prototypically hunky commoner-who-would-be-prince who may have lost his beloved mother but finds his inner hero along the way.
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Out of Il Sung Na's brush flow the most wonderful shapes and colors; his designs land on the page as elegant abstractions (beautifully using the white of the page as shape and color), yet what registers most are vivid, personable characters.
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One large investor who knows Schiller said he has top financial credentials coupled with a more personable manner than Pearson, something that could play well with regulators, lawmakers and investors as the embattled company seeks to repair its tattered image.
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If this law/rule goes through, I will have NO incentive to be personable to my customers JUST so that my employer can make even MORE $$$$ Just so happens that my employers are millionaires (I know not all restaurant owners are).
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Duysak, medium in stature and wearing a black and gray cardigan with a pattern of the American flag across it (not something he planned, laughing a little in surprise when he made the connection between it and the story), is a personable guy.
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Going back to the cultural differences, having too much personality in a device can be a potential risk factor: some people may enjoy a new digital friend, but others may find the idea of a tool trying to be personable with them annoying.
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While HomeGirl sadly isn't an invention yet (seriously, someone needs to make this a real thing) it won't stop you from wishing you had one, because the magic of fiction allows her to be more advanced and more personable than Siri or Alexa.
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Between product showcases from tech companies like Ableton and Roland and pre-party meetups stocked with phone chargers and endless Red Bulls at the festival's headquarters, the festival looks to carve out a unique and personable experience for its artists and guests.
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While Next Glass' approach is similar to that of Wine Ring, Dillon's app aims to be more personable and catered to one's individual preferences, answering the one question she believes a wine consumer really wants an answer for: 'Will I like it?
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The trope of having the "confidence of a mediocre white man" is actually based in academic work suggesting that men are more self-assured in their leadership abilities after years of social conditioning and therefore tend to exude that unquantifiable personable aura.
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His voice cracked as he spoke of the "gift" of his nomination and his love for his family, his nation and the Constitution, coming across as the modest and personable antithesis of the scheming, agenda-driven vortex into which he had just stepped.
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Miss America contestants must fit their responses within the remarkably tiny time frame of 20 seconds, all while simultaneously demonstrating every positive characteristic in a Tinder profile; funny, warm, personable, responsible, intelligent, easygoing, fit, cooks well, good with kids, blah blah blah.
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This began to change in the late 240s as personable American sommeliers — like Daniel Johnnes at Montrachet in New York and Larry Stone at Charlie Trotter's in Chicago, then at Rubicon in San Francisco — helped make wine seem more friendly, even fascinating.
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And most of all personable, particularly when the Massachusetts senator fielded a question from a member of the Biloxi-Chitimacha-Choctaw tribe, which fled Louisiana's Isle de Jean Charles to escape rising seas: How would you support communities facing displacement and cultural erasure?
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It's so much simpler (and more personable) to roll your chair over and ask someone to help you, rather than log into a software program, fill in a job request and submit a ticket to your co-worker without ever making eye contact.
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As recognizable on the red carpet as she is on the ski hill, the personable and photogenic Vonn, who once dated professional golfer Tiger Woods, had a crossover appeal that made her the sport's most popular athlete and earned her many lucrative endorsement deals.
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Eco-friendly fashion brand, Reformation has nailed that Insta-friendly aesthetic and personable tone of voice; it's a lot more expensive than Boohoo but its highly covetable items, worn by the likes of Kaia Gerber and Bella Hadid, are perfect candidates for "co-sharing".
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This is all the more disappointing at a moment when the Conservative Party has overturned the traditional order of British politics by fielding a competent, personable woman against a male opposition leader, Jeremy Corbyn, who looks and sounds like a throwback to the 1970s. Mrs.
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Yes, it is great that people are often getting to see how personable and loving and fun goats are but it can also lead to misconceptions about goats like they are house pets, or you can have just one, or you can have them in your backyard.
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In an industry populated by larger-than-life executives like Mr. Murdoch and Sumner Redstone, whose activities have sometimes provided fodder for the gossip pages, Mr. Bewkes carved out a reputation as a personable numbers guy with a sense of humor and a low public profile.
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The event felt personable to them, and they thought that an art book fair of that scale could complement the already lively publishing scene in Chicago, which is home to events such as Zinefest, the Chicago Alternative Comics Expo, and the Chicago Printers Guild Publishers's Fair.
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It really is an honor to be on the same team as him and to take a step back and realize what he's done in his career, how dominant he's been, and at the same time how personable and humble he is toward everyone on this team.
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The drawn images are at once precise and poetic — a personable human skull; a tumble of kittens; an undulant star-of-Bethlehem flower; the world's first helicopter — and all are accompanied by, or entirely encased in, exquisitely penned texts, some done in Leonardo's lefty mirror-image script.
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In the process, Bannon reveals his personable side, drinking blended green slop as part of a health kick, desperately trying to lose 35 pounds and hanging out with his nephew, Sean Bannon, while trying to promote candidates who support his nationalist worldview by globetrotting across Europe.
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What to Expect The owners are some of the most skilled and personable personal trainers in the city, but the real reason to come are the numerous methods they have for active recovery, including an infrared sauna, air compression and NuCalm for a high-tech nap.
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Weaves, with their more self-proclaimed eclecticism, update the track by making it jittery, emphasizing that by way of the guitars, and personable, especially with Jasmyn Burke's singing as though it's one person relaying the story instead of the original with a cacophony of voices to anchor the narrative.
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Whether quiet (like that "going"/"Boeing" matchup from "Company") or showy ("personable"/"coercin' a bull," from the same show), the pairings almost without exception scan perfectly and, beyond that, highlight meaningful connections between sounds instead of an over-clever Lorenz Hart-like coupling that amounts to a shotgun wedding.
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If the goal was to make the candidates seem more personable and human, that went right out the window when billionaire Tom Steyer, the first respondent, completely failed to give a motto, and the last person to answer, Michael Bloomberg, just said why he wants to be president.
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A personable man with the curiosity gene and the what-comes-next instinct of someone who likes to both hear and tell stories, Mr. Demme had a good one of his own, a Mr. Deeds kind of tale in which he wandered into good fortune and took advantage of it.
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Zac Goldsmith, in no way being told that he must make himself more personable to the common man by making an off-the-cuff quip about the footie, with its goalies and its offside rule and its wonderful knack of distracting average people from the crushing weight of social inequality.
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So, as companies unveil robots that are deliberately designed to be personable, like the adorable social and customer service robot Pepper, and the singing, dancing, smiling LG Hub home assistant robot that made appearances at CES 2017 in Las Vegas, she wonders: How will these machines manipulate our emotions and change us?
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The rise of the personable Carlsen, who has been named one of the world's sexiest men by Cosmopolitan magazine, has provided a dash of glamour long missing from a game often associated with the introverted or the plain odd, like the reclusive Fischer, who spent his later years spouting anti-Semitic conspiracy theories.
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I could be wrong, but when there's a portly, balding dude with questionable dental hygiene who looks at the floor throughout the tour, and the woman he's with is fit, gorgeous, personable, fawns over him unnecessarily, and talks openly of her past beginnings in the sex industry, it certainly raises some questions.
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Her efforts to seem sincere and personable may also collide with Mr. Trump's efforts to score points against her for her use of a private email server as secretary of state; her oversight during the attacks on the American consulate in Benghazi, Libya; and her ties to wealthy donors to her family foundation.
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But it was the personable Fleetwood who seemed to put the biggest charge into the fans, both because he has been surging in the last two seasons and because he is currently the golfer best positioned to become the first Englishman to win the British Open since Nick Faldo did it in 1992.
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In the heyday of quiz shows in the 1950s, when scholarly housewives and walking encyclopedia nerds battled on "The $64,000 Question" and "Tic-Tac-Dough," Mr. Van Doren was a rare specimen: a handsome, personable young intellectual with solid academic credentials, a faculty post at a prestigious university and an impressive family pedigree.
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As we talk in Vice's bustling lobby about these topics and his January 13 release GTTM: Goin Thru the Motions, the warble-voiced singer, who's often regarded as the Philly version of auto-tuned trappers like Fetty Wap and A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, remains calm and personable, never taking his concentration off my questions.
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"He was personable and listened, which is something I think is very important," said Senate Majority Whip John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas).
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For some reason, she had perceived me as nice, personable, and "wholesome" when we spoke over Skype, so she wanted me to try on a bad-girl persona—that is, slip into seductive, dark clothing, choose a new name and sit at a bar, committing to my new identity should I start talking to anyone.
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Cringeworthy is a scientific (but personable) exploration of a specific human quirk in the vein of Mary Roach or Malcolm Gladwell, offering a number of sharp insights into what we mean when we call ourselves "awkward," and what we mean when we call other people "awkward" (and yes, it's far more complimentary when we use it on ourselves).
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The shoot couldn't have gone better—Cattelan's piece was a good chance to talk about income inequality, the luxury of excess, the bathroom habits of the rich, and even toilet politics and access worldwide (as in, lots of people don't have access to sanitary sewage disposal systems), and the people we spoke with were candid, thoughtful, and personable.
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The nine-foot high ceilings made the room feel larger than it was, and because the property wasn't full, the personable front desk employee had upgraded me one level upon check-in from the entry level superior category to the luxury category; the Whitby has nine categories of rooms, all with 55-inch flat screen televisions.
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But, except for my one friend who is so disgustingly personable that he can build a rapport with anyone from my high school classmate to a friend I met on the internet, I worry about bringing them all together and having them enjoy hanging out, because I just want everyone to have a good time and I feel guilty if they don't.
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Over a 10-day period this summer, Friston advised an astrophysicist, several philosophers, a computer engineer working on a more personable competitor to the Amazon Echo, the head of artificial intelligence for one of the world's largest insurance companies, a neuroscientist seeking to build better hearing aids, and a psychiatrist with a startup that applies machine learning to help treat depression.
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Using an abandoned airport outside of Athens as a setting, he brings reality and fantasy together to create a kind of cultural mystery play, with characters that include a space-suited astronaut; a personable gorilla; a group of elegant, endlessly waiting passengers; and a tuxedo-wearing older man who seems to combine the roles of airport bar maître d' and Shakespearean Prospero.
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"If they're sending the message that Asians are actually less personable and less likable and generally less human than other people, that's why it's O.K. to exclude them from these places, then of course young Asian-Americans are going to grow up internalizing that message," said Mr. Kondo, a founder of Plan A Magazine, an online journal focused on Asian-American culture and politics.
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According to research from Yale's career experts, one version of a perfect answer might look like this: The answer above consists of all the elements that Yale's career experts agree make up a strong answer: I've conducted hundreds of interviews over the past several years, and the candidates who were able to hold my interest all had one thing in common: They were personable.
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"In an age otherwise characterized by belatedness and alienated repetition, his whole project was to return art to its origins, to rediscover the aura of shared moments and places, and to reinvest experience with a sacred meaning that the instant culture of capitalism had removed from it," Sperling sensitively observes of Berger's famous 1972 television program Ways of Seeing, in which he spoke about canonical works of art in a personable way.
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But first… In an interview with The Guardian yesterday, Vernon talked about his principles: It's an interesting take from Vernon, which got us—and everybody else—thinking about this: ...and this: Hey, maybe The Guardian left out a very important quote from Vernon in which he took himself to task for the Bushmills tie-in; he's a personable and seemingly pretty self-deprecating guy, so much so that to imagine him boldly hopping up onto his pedestal here doesn't really add up.
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If you've been even marginally personable in the last three decades, then the next few years will require your attendance at a number of weddings Weddings are almost always super fun: expect to jostle and nudge your friends through the ceremony to the ire of an older attendee; expect to do cocaine in the bathroom; expect to explain what a social media manager is to an interested elderly relative of the one half of the couple you don't know very well; expect to shudder through the bride's father being unaccustomed to public speaking or even reading aloud; expect to flirt with someone and then realize they're there with someone else; expect to have a relatively involved conversation with a priest when you're six pints deep; expect to dance with a fun child who thinks you're cool; expect to thoroughly enjoy the wedding band's version of "Tainted Love"; expect to spill dessert on your suit and put it away without cleaning it the next day and be annoyed at yourself when you get it out again months later; expect to be woken up by someone knocking on your hotel room door telling you there's five minutes 'til checkout.
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