I socialize with them and have a natter [long chat].
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She did not socialize with men who were not relatives.
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Is work the primary place you socialize with other people?
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Y'all are trying to force us to socialize with our family," one person tweeted in response to Instagram's error notice, while another wrote, "You tryna force us to socialize with the fam that's what's up!!!!
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I try to get up every hour to socialize with coworkers.
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She said she was in, and continued to socialize with others.
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Still, raters were less inclined to want to socialize with them.
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Y'all are trying to force us to socialize with our family.
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You do not want to socialize with the couple's relatives and friends.
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No one wants to socialize with you unless you get back in line.
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Cheerleaders could not socialize with Bengals or Bengals personnel except at public events.
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He goes once a week to play and socialize with his doggie friends.
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He's also known to socialize with women from multiple seasons of Real Housewives.
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And some people don't want to socialize with coworkers outside of working hours.
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Do You Ever 'Mix It Up' and Socialize With Different People at School?
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I am able to socialize with others through school, church and at home.
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The center was a safe place where she could socialize with other students.
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They give me a chance to socialize with members of the opposition party.
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Plus, you'll have built-in time to socialize with friends new or old.3.
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Their intention is to isolate you and limit your chances to socialize with others.
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One mom credits the virtual reality game with helping her autistic son socialize with others.
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She has also found "Pokemon Go" useful in helping her son socialize with other kids.
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And of course, you&aposll get to socialize with a group of like-minded people.
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He really doesn't want to socialize with me between takes which I was quite upset about.
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" "When the first season of House of Cards came on Netflix, I didn't socialize with people.
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She also said he is allowed to socialize with others in the jail in common spaces.
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He says the company doesn't even allow its employees to socialize with those of their competitors.
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These are prime opportunities for you to socialize with your boss and develop a friendly repertoire.
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This will enabled them to socialize with other players and level-up faster, Reliance Jio said.
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In Norway, officers socialize with them over meals and prepare them for life after their release.
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In their downtime, performers change clothes, tune their instruments, eat food, and socialize with each other.
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Because almost everyone attends, they're an important place to socialize with relatives during the weeklong reunion.
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They give you a chance to socialize with members of the opposition party, it's very important.
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In addition, firm lawyers are encouraged to socialize with clients, which can often involve alcohol, he added.
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When the manta rays saw their reflections, they didn't try to get friendly and socialize with them.
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The rescuers explained that Herman needed water where he could swim and other ducks to socialize with.
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"We are different than Americans; we do not socialize with them," Nabila's affidavit quoted him as saying.
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Is it to create illusions of safety around ourselves and those who look like and socialize with us?
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We're there to cheer our kids on, have fun, and socialize with each other, not scorn one another.
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The long table inevitably makes it hard to socialize with more than two people at any given time.
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"It wasn't easy for me to socialize with other kids when I got back from touring," she said.
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If I only socialized with people who agreed with me, I'd have practically no one to socialize with.
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I won't talk to them like I'm being forced to socialize with other parents at a kiddie birthday party.
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This includes limiting their social media activity as well as the people they choose to date and socialize with.
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It's a time to socialize with your friends and coworkers, get out of the office on time, and relax.
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Smoking, well, it's an opportunity to socialize with people outside of the loud bar and maybe meet someone new.
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She does not socialize with other children and is afraid to travel and to be away from her father.
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I did socialize with two food bloggers there, who told me that puréed chickpeas taste exactly like cookie dough.
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Block out specific times to socialize with your peers, such as during breaks between work or eating lunch together.
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And if they're going to have friends, they're forced to socialize with nonwhites, which means pushing past their preconceptions.
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But guests didn't want to socialize with others, chat with the host, or get work done on the computer.
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It's a lot easier to believe this when the people getting offended aren't people that you yourself socialize with.
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A growing number of people are staying home because someone they work with or socialize with has tested positive.
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NAMBLA membership meant the ability to socialize with other members at activist events, and a subscription to the NAMBLA newsletter.
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It already influences whom we socialize with on Facebook, whom we marry, what news we read and where we live.
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The Internet was a gold nugget we found because we could socialize with other positive people all over the country.
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"It's pretty hairy when the best stories right now are attached to a group I also socialize with," she admits.
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Mr. Martinez worked part time, leaving little time to socialize with his wealthier classmates, who were enjoying the full college experience.
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It was those things that drew creative people who could go there, meet, and socialize with, I suppose, quite seedy people.
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I wasn't here to socialize with other Brits, to regard the locals with amused disdain, then scram when it suited me.
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I've been staying away from my elderly parents for weeks, and out of caution don't socialize with any friends right now.
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"When we were drawing up our list, there are tons of people that we socialize with all the time," he added.
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Mitchell and Jessen had interrogators, including themselves, socialize with some of the prisoners by watching movies, eating or reading with them.
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Later, when we made the plunge to start home schooling, people would often ask, How does she socialize with other children?
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Which of their fellow students did they socialize with — share meals and go to a movie with, invite into their homes?
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We recently moved to a new building, so this is an attempt to get us to socialize with our new floormates.
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Because elites tend to socialize with other elites, they can talk themselves into thinking that their ideas seem like common sense.
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I try to make it in twice a week, mostly for the opportunity to socialize with people who are not my dog.
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Customers can go socialize with the tree they nurtured either by attending the company's annual party or by visiting their tree independently.
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In addition, high school males are more likely than females to use tobacco, and could expose girls they socialize with, King said.
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It informs who we vote for, who we socialize with, the music we listen to, and the art and media we consume.
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After drying out, it took me a few weeks to get up the courage to socialize with people who'd known me before.
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"When we were drawing up our list, there are tons of people that we socialize with all the time," Benson told PEOPLE.
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Many people are turning to massively multiplayer online games (MMOs) like Fortnite and PUBG to socialize, with gameplay as a secondary interest.
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Although they haven't been known to socialize with the dead, a strain of second sight is said to run in the family.
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This is the part of California where you see Confederate flags, and where many people only socialize with people who look like them.
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You're in the mood to socialize, with the Moon in Earth sign Taurus lighting up the part of your chart that rules socializing.
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Time spent on the islands is brief because there are no hotels or restaurants, but tourists are encouraged to socialize with local fishermen.
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The new study replicates that earlier finding and shows that people are less likely to socialize with people they perceive as sleep-deprived.
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The company is also looking to improve its restaurants' music and lighting and use seating that encourages customers to socialize with each other.
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And many others tell me they&aposre introverts who find it hard to socialize with strangers or people they don&apost know well.
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Generally speaking, I think individuals just want to socialize with people in their own race because it is less stressful and less confusing.
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Was his dad intrinsically racist, or did he simply not have anyone else to socialize with besides the KKK members who had embraced him?
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" Asked if sober life is lonely because he can no longer socialize with some of his former acquaintances, he said: "No, it's a relief.
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"Raters were much more willing to socialize with someone they considered attractive than someone unattractive, and attractive people looked substantially healthier, " the researchers added.
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Ruddy is a long-time friend of Trump's and is known to socialize with guests at the president's members-only club in Palm Beach.
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Right now, she cannot even practice or socialize with the team, though she may hit with local players or some of Army's top men.
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"Under the heat lamp, grandparents and parents sip hot chocolate and socialize with each other, while the kids are speeding along (on) the ice."
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These "parties," as she calls them, are a chance for fashion-conscious Rwandans to have a fun night out and socialize with each other.
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"The dog park is not a place for you to let your dog run unsupervised while you socialize with other people," Mr. Hof said.
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"Typically pet lemurs develop aggressive traits toward people, and they do not know how to socialize with other lemurs," the lemur center's website says.
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The couple stayed with friends in East Harlem for a few days before moving to the hotel, where they socialize with other displaced families.
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Some viewed the meetings as a chance to socialize with the new American representatives and to try to absorb them into the international order.
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And in the years after Citi Field opened in 2009, he was paid by the team to socialize with fans in the luxury suites.
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I'll admit that most of my animosity towards combining my friend groups comes from experiences with friends who were reluctant to socialize with each other.
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Board games are returning as a mainstream entertainment among families, kids, and even child-less millennials looking for a new way to socialize with friends.
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The school administrators also encourage teachers to eat the school lunch with the children to model appropriate eating practices and to socialize with the class.
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After all, this is the part of California where you see Confederate flags, and where many people only socialize with people who look like them.
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Since I'm still relatively new here, I take every opportunity to socialize with and get to know my coworkers, both during and outside of work.
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In these clubs (I visited two) they socialize with one another, and with Lebanese, Syrian, and Sudanese men, dancing to Ethiopian, Arabic, and Nigerian music.
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The gender gap has especially perplexed educators, who say chess helps students learn to solve problems, improve their concentration, delay gratification and socialize with peers.
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She in turn disliked the city's locker-room political culture, which required her to socialize with the wives of legislators who had insulted her husband.
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Our parents and grandparents grew up in a different world, where they only ever had to socialize with their immediate family and three personal friends.
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I'm also fairly new to my city and have two young kids, and I don't have any close friends I can socialize with after hours.
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They must also keep their heads covered, and they are not permitted to drive or to socialize with men who are not related to them.
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Delegating mundane chores to robots also leaves more time for seniors to socialize with the people who care about them, and not just for them.
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You're in the mood to have fun and socialize with the Sun now in Gemini lighting up the sector of your chart that rules friendship.
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I'm not going to suggest you stop seeing this man, but I do urge you to befriend and socialize with men in their mid twenties.
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I'm not competing in our next dance competition in July because of a wedding, so I'm skipping practice this week to socialize with my fellow queers.
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That is, one seems to be able to get a better sense of a person through the quality of the people they choose to socialize with.
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When Val suggests Laura socialize with people her own age, her daughter quips that it's hypocritical since her mom doesn't have any friends from growing up.
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Air signs love to socialize; with warrior planet Mars in friendly Aquarius, you're going to make it your mission to have as much fun as possible.
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It's also given them a chance to socialize with each other in a way they may not as competitors on the trail or at a debate.
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In one social science experiment, college students were brought into the lab, broken into small groups, and instructed to socialize with one another for 15 minutes.
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Minorities in film may want to socialize with people who look like them and don't have preconceptions about who they are or what their capabilities are.
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Press remembers harboring a distrust of authority at an early age, when his parish priest sermonized about how Catholics shouldn't socialize with anyone except other Catholics.
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Here, Mathews says, animals have other members of their species to socialize with, large open spaces to roam and plenty of activities and toys to increase enrichment.
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He pointed to how his colleagues at China's other major tech companies socialize with each other at foreign conferences, even holding dinners and mock awards ceremonies together.
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But more importantly, previous generations didn't have much choice but to go out if they wanted to do things like socialize with multiple friends or watch movies.
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Gray wolves are social, but they don't socialize with other species—especially a species known to kill, if not wolves, then at least any dog it encounters.
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S: Other thing is, if a group of ten guys next to you start taking their tops off you're not going to socialize with them are you?
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Many of the people that Supreme Court justices know and socialize with, and their children and friends, have had abortions, and they're probably totally unaware of it.
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It may especially resonate with those commuters in search of more affordable alternatives, or even those who want to socialize with fellow employees with during their commutes.
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It's a wonderful day to socialize, with the Moon in Aquarius for the first part of the day, where it will inspire you to connect with friends.
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I saw no choice — I had a life to live, articles to write, money to earn, songs to sing, family to see and friends to socialize with.
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The visit brought us the first state dinner of the Trump administration — and gave the French first lady a chance to socialize with her American counterpart, Melania Trump.
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It's also helped teens socialize with friends who they can't spend time with because of "obligations" (hello, five hours of homework), and talk to a more diverse group.
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On most days before taking the bench, Judge Mikva used his privileges as a former congressman to visit the House gym, play paddleball and socialize with former colleagues.
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NEW CLAIMS MADE AGAINST KANSAS An amended lawsuit filed by a former University of Kansas rower alleges that female team members were required to socialize with football recruits.
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Eschewing normal side-by-side parallel parking, Smith implemented the now iconic off-set diagonal spaces—to prevent "wild teenagers" from being able to socialize with other cars.
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The CIA's holiday party has in recent years marked an opportunity for journalists to socialize with agency officials who rarely, if ever, talk with members of the press.
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"I don't socialize with the President, I don't play golf with him—I see him in the morning and I talk to him at night," he told me.
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An app called TV Time is helping with that, by allowing TV fans to track shows they're watching, discover new programs and socialize with fellow fans following each episode.
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Base Coat also offers tarot card readings and henna tattoos; both are part of the owners' vision of a go to spot to primp, pamper and socialize with friends.
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Rachel Gill, another former Redskins cheerleading captain who was not on the Costa Rica trip, told the morning show that cheerleaders were not forced to socialize with the men.
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People missing out on much-needed sleep are not only less appealing to socialize with but are also more likely to be considered less attractive too, new research suggests.
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Why were even their milder siblings — placid Pam, brother Tom, and their refined, aloof mother, Sydney — also fascist sympathizers, happy to visit Unity in Munich and socialize with Hitler?
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Normally, I don't socialize with the other drug dealers, but one night a group of the twenty-year-olds asked if I wanted to join them for a drink.
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Facebook Horizon is a virtual reality sandbox universe where you can build your own environments and games, play and socialize with friends or just explore the user-generated landscapes.
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During the holiday season, we tend to socialize with relatives and friends we may not see at other times of the year and with whom we generally don't discuss politics.
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Growing up, I could never sit quietly for long—I couldn't focus on anything for more than 20 seconds, and I didn't really know how to socialize with other people.
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Anthony gave us one rule: The gunman were not allowed to socialize with the six of us: myself, Dev Patel, Armie Hammer, Anupam Kher, Jason Isaacs, and Tilda Cobham-Hervey.
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He believes Tommy and Kiko should be released to true sanctuaries, with living conditions more akin to the jungles chimpanzees are native to, and importantly, other chimpanzees to socialize with.
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Next up, socialize with intention; staying updated only on people you know well and regularly interact with can ward off that sinking feeling that everyone but you is living fabulously.
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You will want to go out and socialize with a lot of people at once, or you'll be plugged into your devices trying to make your group chats more fun.
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" Heatherton last year addressed the claims, telling Slate he did his "best not to socialize with graduate students outside of the work setting, as the mentoring relationship should remain professional.
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Despite the flexibility that working for Uber and Lyft can offer, many said sitting for long hours can get uncomfortable, as well as a lack of coworkers to socialize with.
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A neural network has the same needs, but its focus is usually more narrow and we don't really socialize with it, so the labels need to be much more precise.
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My cat can enjoy nature without being a predator or prey; get some exercise; socialize with friendly neighbors; enjoy some extra attention; and have a focal point in her day.
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With solo traveling growing in popularity, it's clear there are options to socialize with other travelers — it's just a matter of putting yourself in the right position to do so.
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The steely focus that made him so intimidating in his heyday is still there, but after the last putt drops, he is quick to smile and socialize with other players.
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They want a larger experience than just the performance, so we include time where they can eat something and have a drink and socialize with friends or meet new people.
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Nina and Nicholas DePalma, both 29 of Olivebridge, N.Y., said having games at their wedding in Wallkill, N.Y., last year made it easier for guests to socialize with new people.
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Then he noticed that he had a habit of getting up every afternoon and walking around the office to socialize with his co-workers, but he would always buy a cookie.
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Professor Phillips and her collaborators concluded that giving employees a choice in how much they socialize with their co-workers and share personal information can be more beneficial than forced mingling.
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Bouée was worried that Khan posed a risk to the interests of Credit Suisse and the fact that he continued to socialize with "key employees" added to his concerns, Credit Suisse said.
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But sports have a particularly political cast in Lebanon, whose 18 officially recognized religious sects and affiliated political parties live, work and socialize with each other, but never stop angling for advantage.
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Emma is the unimpeachable queen of Highbury, the wealthiest and loveliest woman in town, and she enjoys the deference and attention of others near enough to her station to socialize with her.
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Our gun hygiene is impeccable, and I will dismiss a person from my mental radar as being fit to socialize with if they allow even a single stray bullet into the washing machine.
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Celebrity, and having the opportunity to socialize with people at the top of their games as entrepreneurs, actors, television and movie producers and the like, can be an intoxicating drug for an athlete.
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Microsoft hired a bunch of women wearing very little clothing to dance and socialize with people at the company's official Game Developers Conference after-party last night in San Francisco, Business Insider reports.
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About a year ago, the city opened a new facility specifically for families—with 30 places, a communal kitchen, lounges, and social workers who help with the cooking and socialize with the families.
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I erected a mental barrier between myself and the cheerleaders I would never socialize with: If I couldn't be popular, I reasoned, I could become the proof that the popular kids were wrong.
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The boys who would socialize with Bruce after the shoots, alone in his hotel room, would get booked for longer with the carrot of a major campaign being dangled in front of them.
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Through Zuzu, the zoo aims to explain and show the public how it uses operant conditioning and positive reinforcement to train the elephants and other zoo animals to participate and socialize with each other.
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Being a homebody is cancelled on Sunday morning when the sun leaves your domestic sector and enters your creativity sector, putting you in an ideal position to go out and socialize with your friends.
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The results showed the strangers were able to capably recognize whether the volunteer had slept poorly and said they would be less willing to socialize with the person they had perceived as less healthy.
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Beyond the financial benefit, having a network of people to socialize with and count on for mutual support opens up new opportunities to discover your strengths and participate in the joy of living. 4.
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This is a sign that may not initially seem too friendly, but it's one you often get along with, making this a good time for you to socialize (with anyone, regardless of their sign!).
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I normally try to socialize with my coworkers during lunch, but I'm currently on the job hunt, so I stay back at my desk to send networking emails (and also get distracted reading Money Diaries).
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Lots of those consequences are positive: rooting for a team can give people a sense of community, a reason to socialize with other people, and boost fans' self esteem when their team wins, experts say.
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Obviously, we've always loved watching Ina socialize with her Hamptons inner circle because it makes us feel one step closer to actually living that life, but Cook Like A Pro won't include much of that.
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Judy says Paddock lived at the time with "a girl named Marilou, but she wasn't there much either," and the couple largely kept to themselves, never inviting Judy and his wife to socialize with them.
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Why it matters: The research, using precinct-level polling information and a vast database of anonymized cellphone location records, suggests that Americans are less willing to socialize with family members who hold opposing political viewpoints.
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Washington will require that birds have enough space to turn around and spread their wings; that they'll have access to perches and dust baths; and that they will be able to socialize with other birds.
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TV Time, the consumer app that helps bingers keep track of where they are with favorite shows and socialize with fellow viewers, is today expanding its business with the launch of an analytics platform called TVLytics.
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In early 2016 Denham started a support group called Transpire for LGBTQ people in her neighborhood, which provides people the opportunity to both socialize with others who've had similar experiences and to engage in activist work.
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"People say that having childcare responsibilities, that being unable or unwilling to socialize with colleagues outside of working hours, and rejecting a colleague who wanted a date or romantic relationship can harm women's careers," she said.
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Mr. Baker, the ultimate, indefatigable pol, was more inclined toward political failings: Our representatives don't live in Washington anymore or socialize with one another; gerrymandering, which guaranteed safe districts for members of both parties; the media.
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Still, Trump is slated to spend three nights this weekend at his South Florida retreat, Mar-a-Lago, where he is known to socialize with club members and their guests and golf at his nearby club.
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Ryan Calo, a professor who studies misinformation, mixed himself an Old Fashioned on Monday evening and joined what had been billed as a "casual happy hour" to socialize with a candidate applying to join the faculty.
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With a global health crisis sweeping the globe, millions are confined to their homes, and social media platforms have become one of the most vital ways for people to share information and socialize with one another.
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We rounded up the best savings hacks for when you truly feel broke AF. They don't require you to eat a sad desk salad every single day and they do allow you to socialize with your friends.
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A former deputy chief of protocol for the State Department, he is known as one of the most connected fund-raisers in Democratic politics, able to seamlessly socialize with moneyed sources from Southern California to South Africa.
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Facebook announces Horizon, a VR massive-multiplayer world Facebook Horizon is a virtual reality sandbox universe where you can build your own environments and games, play and socialize with friends or just explore the user-generated landscapes.
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Soon, you'll be able to casually chat up Burger King about an order for fries, socialize with StubHub for concert tickets or call on a news organization to send you a run-down of the day's top news.
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Because elites tend to socialize with other elites, they can talk themselves into thinking that their ideas seem like common sense — and even that people like Howard Schultz can run for president on an independent ticket and win.
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Lunches were one thing, and Stan could justify that as "business"—but beyond that, during many years of what I can accurately describe as a friendship, I got Stan to socialize with me outside of business hours exactly once.
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Whether it's the latest on Harry's recent private jet use or William's daughter, Charlotte, embarking on her first day of school, the royals rarely stay out of the papers — so it's important they trust the people they socialize with.
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A person who gets sick might stay inside for the next week, or they might continue to take public transportation to their job, socialize with friends and family, and visit a new location (perhaps even before they show symptoms).
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Some months into their relationship, Ms. Grasso said, Ms. You discovered that Mr. Urtula had not been truthful about continuing to communicate and socialize with an ex-girlfriend who was also a Boston College student, and the relationship shifted.
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Black, gay, disabled, and HIV positive, Wilson jokes that his identity's got more intersections than most, but he also somberly points out that these marginalized aspects of his identity are why he vitally needs to socialize with like-minded people.
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The President is at his most comfortable in Mar-a-Lago, according to friends and advisers, who say Trump will regularly work the room at the club, socialize with members and use them as sounding boards for his thoughts and ideas.
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Importantly for the COVID-19 crisis, this means we may also underestimate the broader impact of the people we socialize with and the things we touch — the people and things we spread our own germs to, which are then carried elsewhere.
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My girlfriend and her three kids socialize with a number of other anti-vax families and I'm always worried that they will bring into the house some preventable disease that my daughter hasn't gotten the chance to become immune to.
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These people don't socialize with one single person who supports Bernie SandersBernie Sanders2020 Democrats push for gun control action at forum Sanders heart procedures shines spotlight on age of top Democrats Sanders uses health scare to promote 'Medicare for All' MORE.
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Keith Weiss, a Florida chef who says he dated Anastasia for more than six months, tells PEOPLE he used to socialize with the sisters long before 2014, when they changed their legal names from Alison and Ann Dadow to Alexandria and Anastasia Duval.
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"If you are put in a fence in the primary school, and then again in the secondary school, you'll never ask yourself what is it like to socialize with these other people," Sabina Ruzdijic, a mathematics and physics teacher from Jajce, told Reuters.
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With little more than faddish interior design, free beer and an invitation to socialize with strangers, Mr. Neumann claims to have conjured up a whole new paradigm for white-collar workers — and for education — and vows that it can change the world.
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But if vaccines are so important to my family, I've come to ask myself how intellectually honest it is for me to turn a blind eye and continue to allow my kids to socialize with families who are putting us all at risk.
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Getting kids out of their hospital beds Photo credit: the University of Michigan Health System Photo credit: the University of Michigan Health System A Michigan children's hospital is using the game to encourage young patients to do physical activity and socialize with each other.
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In 2019, four Lindblad cruises, including trips to South Georgia and the Falkland Islands, Alaska's Inside Passage and Patagonia, will each carry a pair of professors from Harvard, Columbia and Yale, among other universities, who will lecture and socialize with guests during the trip.
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It also may hint at a new era of applications, powered by AR. In the future, we could see more "ways to socialize with people that won't involve looking down at your phone," according to Debra Aho Williamson, principal analyst at research firm eMarketer.
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Mr. Trudeau was under fire even before the trip, for serving as the main attraction at Liberal party fund-raisers where small crowds, often dominated by wealthy investors and business executives, paid 1,19723 Canadian dollars ($1,147) apiece for the chance to socialize with him.
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"I didn't socialize with Brett but being in the same room where he slept, I saw him when he arrived at home regularly and I saw him in the morning and I can tell you that he would come home and he was incoherent, stumbling," Roche recalled.
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When I first got to Dream Roll, I definitely felt out of my element—overwhelmed by the idea of meeting hundreds of new people, unsure if I had the energy to socialize with new people because I was utterly drained by the horrors of Trumpian political life.
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You don't have anything against this woman; your boyfriend's family obviously don't have anything against her, and your boyfriend probably doesn't care one way or the other, because if he really did, he would give them the message that he didn't want to socialize with his ex.
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Factors like contact rate vary from patient to patient — a person who gets sick might stay inside for the next week, or they might continue to take public transportation to their job, socialize with friends and family, and visit a new location (perhaps even before they show symptoms).
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The gardens are an effort to address that issue as well, offering longtime residents of the neighborhood their own garden plots and an opportunity to work, learn the finer points of nurturing mustard greens, and socialize with their new neighbors—not to mention enjoy some healthy, fresh food themselves.
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Legal scholars said they could not remember a time that a sitting justice expressed regret publicly for something he or she said, though many justices have been known to socialize with political figures or to privately express their political preferences, only to have them reported in the media.
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According to a survey released in 2015 by the National Endowment for the Arts, 73 percent of Americans say they attend cultural performances or museum exhibitions to socialize with friends and family, while 64 percent hope to learn new things, and 51 percent want to support their communities.
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"The esports ecosystem currently has large arenas and glorified internet cafes with a few PCs in them, but not a permanent facility where premium events can be hosted while also serving as a place to socialize with friends," said Dorian Gorr, co-founder and managing director of VERITAS Entertainment.
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But because almost all writing about politics is done by college graduates living in big cities — people who tend to work and socialize with a lot of other college graduates living in big cities — this social class element to Warren's support can be easily obscured in the chattering class's lived experience.
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But the Daily Beast's Maxwell Tani and Asawin Suebsaeng report that Trump's reliance on Dobbs goes way beyond one-on-one phone calls and jubilant Twitter shoutouts: As such, Dobbs doesn't get to just interview and socialize with the president; he is involved in some of the administration's more sensitive discussions.
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What the shop can offer, however, are things difficult to achieve online: an intimate relationship with things, a haptic appreciation of materiality, a personal interaction with a sympathetic helper, an experience that contextualizes objects, a place to socialize with like-minded connoisseurs and, most importantly, a respite from the avalanche of too much stuff.
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So Ms. Mulhall, 22, and Mr. Robison, 23, shifted gears last spring after they nearly rented a teeny two-bedroom on the Upper West Side that not only exceeded their $2,500 monthly budget, but was also so small that it would have been hard to socialize with one another inside — let alone with anyone else.
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He knew a handful of the mothers, women streamlined and organized, so capable, whose husbands he had been forced to socialize with, at restaurants and cocktail parties, fathers who intimidated him, who were so professional, who played golf and tennis, who adopted New York as their home town rather than being trapped here by birth.
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Screenshot: OculusToday at Oculus Connect 6, Facebook's annual event that does its best to convince the world why VR is still a thing, the company announced Horizon, a giant virtual reality playground where users can build their own worlds, create and play games, or just socialize with friends who are represented by legless animated avatars.
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Mohamed, a 13-year-old Syrian with an irrepressible smile who now lives in the northern Jordanian town of Irbid, said he did not socialize with the other children on his street and had made only one real friend: another Syrian teenager who worked with him at a cleaning fluids factory, making the equivalent of $7 a day.
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But Mr. Trump's pattern of private phone calls and meetings, golf course mornings and private club evenings appeared far more relaxed than the vacation habits of his immediate predecessor, Barack Obama, who in 2015 spent a day crisscrossing a Hawaiian island to socialize with family and friends, go to the beach with his daughters and visit his grandfather's grave.
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"Giving them the chance to try out a new skill or hobby, along with the opportunity to meet and socialize with kids outside their regular circles, has been a great way to not only educate and inspire the,mbut provide them with new experiences that last much longer than the short-lived joy of a new toy," said Garcia, of the site Mommyfriend.
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To the Editor: With a Ph.D. in psychology, Brent Staples of The New York Times, who won the Pulitzer Prize for editorial writing on Monday, writes about race with the knowledge that most whites don't live near African-Americans, seldom socialize with them and haven't been taught an in-depth course on the adverse effects of race in our country's history.
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As much as humans enjoy the chance to socialize with other like-minded animal lovers while our dogs play, it's far safer and more fun for your dog to skip the dog park and spend that time engaging intentionally with you and their surroundings by going on walks, taking a training or general obedience class or even trying a new sport together.
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As per a news story that will surprise absolutely no one, the former headmaster of Eton-rival Harrow boarding school said this weekend that public schoolboys are speaking in "mockney" accents, in an effort to fit in when they go on to further education or are spat out into the real world where they have to socialize with people who don't have nannies.
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In 2019, it is absolutely idiotic that I can use my smartphone to buy all my groceries, socialize with friends, schedule my dog's haircut, and invest in stocks, but the IRS doesn't have up-to-date computers and code to, oh, I dunno, properly handle all the tax revenue for the entire federal government or, fend off the approximately 1.4 billion cyberattacks the agency receives per year.
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This includes learning to what degree the earliest social interactions they have can leave a lasting imprint on their attachment styles throughout their nine lives, and if there are ways to change their attachment styles for the better later on in life (in one experiment in the current study, a six-week training course for some cat-owner pairs on how to better socialize with each other didn't seem to do much).
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Evidence that the person is a zodiac-shamer and won't date or socialize with folks because of their sign Bill Kristol likes, which signify that the person is either a neocon or watches too much MSNBC Jake Tapper likes, whether they're based on the questionable theory that he's a good reporter or the "work" he's done needlessly disparaging leaders of the Women's March on Twitter Any likes that suggest the person has gone too deep into the Russia investigation.
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