Seeing Skye committed to getting better is a painful reminder that Hannah was never able to get to this place — but that getting to this place is possible.
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It's both sides that are taking us to this place.
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A move to this place would further strain her budget.
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"She came to this place of absolute forgiveness," Belicki says.
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"Getting to this place was really tough," Hanyu told reporters.
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"Human nature has brought us to this place," he concludes.
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But he gets to this place that makes you cry.
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Now, a lifetime later, I am returning to this place.
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Male toxicity and rage have brought us to this place.
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But have you ever wondered how we got to this place?
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ELEMENTS Alex: After lunch, we go to this place called Enchantments.
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And then I remember my own inexplicable draw to this place.
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I've worked really hard to get my brain to this place.
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"The clientele are very, very attached to this place," Culton said.
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CAN YOU WALK US THROUGH HOW YOU GOT TO THIS PLACE?
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I've never been to this place and it was so good!
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No matter where I go, I feel drawn to this place.
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I make a mental note to never come back to this place.
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There have been so many barriers to this place of self-reckoning.
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"So many people have helped me get to this place," she said.
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Particularly relevant to This Place are two photo-based shows I organized.
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Of course, it took me a while to get to this place.
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That is why they have shifted from there (Afghanistan) to this place.
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But it is only in desperation that I go to this place.
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"Troubles started there, so we moved to this place," Al-Hasan says.
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Sometimes after the sail I'll go to this place, Roll n Roaster.
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We will sometimes take our laundry to this place called Sunshine Laundromat.
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We also go to this place Nish Nush that has amazing hummus.
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"Introduce yourself and your ancestors to this place," read the first prompt.
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She had to go to this place downtown, on the 11th floor.
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I've been to this place for dinner, which was amazing, but pricey.
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But now I feel deeply connected to this place and to Africa.
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And so that isn't what-- that isn't what got me to this place.
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And I get to this place where it's not at all the case.
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"I added some flare to this place, a little bit," jokes Crispen, 23.
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But our best thinking got us to this place where we are now.
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We went to this place in Palo Alto … KS: But I'm worth it.
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She said her father had told her to say goodbye to this place.
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Maybe I should be thanking God to have brought me to this place.
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We go to this place called the Smith down the street from Equinox.
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" Added Knight, "I really didn't think we'd ever get back to this place.
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"Hearing other people's stories kept me glued to this place," Mr. Pimental said.
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But wow, it took a lot for her to get to this place.
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Vitalina arrives in Lisbon and goes to this place where her husband lived.
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It was a lot harder to understand how people could get to this place.
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In our case, I think our individual journeys had led us to this place.
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I remember I went to this place in the city and she was late.
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It was maddening to see the Swedish government deport my peers to this place.
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I saw myself 10 years from now coming back to this place with her.
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Knowing how much history was connected to this place, I was excited to explore.
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So whatever it took for me to get to this place, I'm grateful for.
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Talk a little bit about how you got to this place in your career.
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I recently turned her on to this place and she orders a mushroom tart.
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"You can come to this place to release that negative energy," he told Reuters.
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That is less of a celebration and more maintaining a connection to this place.
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It had been five years, maybe more, since George had been to this place.
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So I would go to this place every day but I couldn't make friends.
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"I swore when I left I was never coming back to this place," Brooner said.
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I've been coming to this place for six years, and I always travel by myself.
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And it took me years to get to this place because I went through that.
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A group of friends took me to this place where there were natural hot springs.
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"Everything lined up for this moment to take me to this place," he told Time.
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Then you get to this place, and they treat you like less than a dog.
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Then you get to this place, and they treat you like less than a dog.
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"Narendra Modi says in his speech that 'We'll bring prosperity to this place'," he said.
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I can walk or ride my scooter to this place on my way to work.
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"I did want to give back to this place that raised me," Mr. Coburn said.
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He's — so, the very concepts that brought him to this place are now being violated.
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Why are we going to this place that my mom's not even comfortable stepping into?
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"Why should they come to this place?" he said of the assault on the market.
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Yes, there is a an undercurrent of exclusivity that has probably brought designers to this place.
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People move to this place because of its beauty, because of the relationship to an ethic.
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As she finishes the townspeople off, The Butcher curses them, binding them to this place forever.
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I decided very early on that there was more to this place than drugs and death.
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I just wanted to pay homage to this place and this person I love so much.
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"When I first came to this place, there were hardly any security forces," Colonel Alishangai said.
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Still, I feel bound to this place, which has always been central to my family's story.
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People don't come to this place to eat dinner; they barely even look at their food.
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I love my gym mornings (it took me a while to get to this place though!).
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She could not have gotten to this place without the drawings she made over the previous decade.
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It asserts the pride of belonging to this place, of having stayed on to fight and rebuild.
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"Move fast, break things" may have gotten us to this place, but that's in the past now.
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"An organized gang spotted them coming repeatedly to this place, which, I believe, is suspect," he said.
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Tiger has worked very hard to get to this place, and has played very well all season.
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How did we get to this place, where a man literally runs down Muslim worshippers leaving prayer?
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I realized then that I had no idea what [Stice] was going to do to this place.
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But how did we get to this place, the single most embarrassing presidential election of our lifetime?
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It was this inspiration and also our complementary skill sets that got us to this place today.
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All the forces that led us to this place are still here and they're not going away.
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"By the end of the year, I will move my microbrewery to this place," he said, pointing.
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What was your ... Why did you come to this place, because you did privacy for the thing.
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"I owed everything to this place," said Mr. Ver Voort, now an assistant superintendent at the mill.
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You can take a train or drive to this place up in the hills of Tuscany: Monteverdi.
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"The community has helped us a lot, they have come to this place a lot," he said.
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"We both had our own challenges in coming out and getting to this place," Ms. Pomerantz said.
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One of his biggest hits — rapped in Wolof, the local language — is a homage to this place.
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What had brought me — a mild-mannered Mormon grandmother and a children's book writer — to this place?
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And then I went to this place which, from many angles, looked like the early nineteen-hundreds.
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The Palestinians have been here for generations, but the Jews also have historical connections to this place.
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We went to this place, and there was a tiny park, basically, that was celebrating kind of.
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We know how hard we've had to work to get to this place, so we support each other.
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We've been going to this place since I was four years old and eat there every Friday night.
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And it has, like, this community that is just, like, very loyal to this place on South Street.
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And I'm really disheartened by it, but I have to wonder about what got us to this place.
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But whatever you may think, and whatever baggage you may bring to this place, you should see this.
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I make a living creating music now, and that is directly connected to my moving to this place.
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While Henry's motivations are pretty transparent, Kristin's are more of a mystery: What brought her to this place?
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Her ability to go to this place in front of a camera is one of her singular talents.
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"I will not ignore that there is tension, but that is not exclusive to this place," she said.
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She's just savoring her rarefied state and marveling at the journey that has brought her to this place.
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I drive past the unsuspecting little house on Clouser Avenue and wonder what led Kerouac to this place.
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The work that I've put in to get to this place, nobody can take it away from me.
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For us to return to this place 50 years later, it's as if we were living a dream.
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And to this place, the impact of his life on his country and the world may be traced.
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Orla: I noticed first when Theo would always be like let's go to this place, or this place.
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The faces staring at us from Smith's photographs are ghosts, reminders of what brought us to this place.
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He's totally understanding of her pain, although it was journey for both of them to get to this place.
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We must examine the historical pretenses that lead us to this place and make conscious efforts to counteract them.
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It's of a guy who bicycled with his cats to this place where he's now fighting a giant dog.
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And for me, getting to this place took more than simply identifying what was wrong with the Cool Girl.
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After a long commute through dense traffic by jeepney and motorized tricycle, I finally made it to this place.
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"I wanted to come up with a way to show there was another side to this place," he said.
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When we started scratching at the reality that Nora may go to this place, that idea came back again.
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Alex Zaragoza is the senior culture writer at VICE and believes Kylie Minogue lead us all to this place.
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It's fascinating to imagine how the world ended up this way, the history that brought humanity to this place.
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To get to this place, I had to do some much-needed work on my heart, soul, mind, and body.
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"I definitely hoped I'd get to this place, but I don't think I ever imagined it for myself," says Conrad.
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It's hard to feel bad for him since 3,000 awful decisions led him and his willing friends to this place.
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Eyebrows are the frames for your eyes, and people are drawn immediately to this place as a point of reference.
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Not all of them found something better, but it was their decisions that led me to this place and time.
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I think that shows the dedication of the skateboarding community to this place, and how important it was to us.
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Psychically—I always describe it as a psychic imbalance—I'd shifted to this place of not knowing where I was.
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How did we even get to this place where women don't feel comfortable advocating for each other in the workplace?
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"Every time she lays eggs, she will come back to this place, the place she was born," Mr. Unwakoly said.
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I went to this place not too long ago that was pretty rad for hiking called Panther Creek hiking trail.
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K., we're going to this place,' and I'd look at the menu before, thinking, 'What will look cute for Instagram?
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"I was to be murdered to send a message to this place," Ms. Cooper said in the House of Commons.
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" In the opening moments of an episode set in Myanmar, Bourdain observes, "Chances are you haven't been to this place.
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He's always wanted to get to this place -- where he can be in full control, the maestro directing his orchestra.
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"I'm looking at this thing and I'm like wow, like I got from here, to this place," he told "Trailblazers".
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How did we get to this place where "content" that solicits you to consume it feels invasive, manipulative or basic?
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I had a dream to come to this place with my son and to be safe and make a life here.
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All of his thoughts, ideas, visions, and objects, chosen and collected over a lifetime, were brought by him to this place.
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"We need to move to this place to be as close to the fighting as we have been," said Lt. Gen.
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I think the writers did such an amazing job to come to this place of emotional well-being with her ex.
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By tuning his senses to this place, Twain started to clear his mind, and his inspiration began to flow more freely.
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It's like you're so used to this place, and it's your home in the game, and suddenly there's this big thing.
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How do you suppose we got to this place as a society, where "alternative facts" and "post-truth" are so pervasive?
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There's no sense in the film that anyone really should be paying attention to what's brought their civilization to this place.
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Through flashbacks, Bertolucci identifies the circumstances that have led him to this place — and implies that others can be vulnerable, too.
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We were having to get all our characters to this place where they have to face each other and face themselves.
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I was frustrated and moody and reconsidering my decision to move, not only to this place but also in with her.
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Mr. Cox, who says he is descended from the Creek tribe, has come to this place since he was a child.
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And if it goes another place, the money that would have gone in the other place will go to this place.
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We got to this place under Obama where life was fun for a brief period of time, do you remember it?
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And certainly, for Kahn, all the attention didn't hurt in getting to this place, even if so much of it was angry.
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Perhaps it was drawn to this place by the young man's dereliction of duty or the sex; maybe it's just a coincidence.
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Similarly, Zenly knows before many other apps that a place is trending because it knows when people actually go to this place.
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They were on tour with MU330 and we'd driven down to southern California to this place in Corona called the Showcase Theater.
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And it's sad that we've gotten to this place in the country and that we need to find a way to heal.
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But now he's returned to this place he'd wanted to escape ever since he was a child he's returned to the past.
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"I get very fearful because I live close to this place," Mr. Jones told the panel, which was considering a rezoning request.
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Then I went to this place called the Factory, which was literally a cold, old factory, with Jim Sheridan and the like.
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Probably it's all to due to this place, because here you start with an idea and then you move to something else.
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Also, when I was in living in New York for a play, I went to this place around the corner called Soapology.
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A group of forward-thinking, upstart journals and websites are exploding the stereotypes so many attach to this place and its people.
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When I took the guitar over to this place, James and I realized we had met a couple times in the neighbourhood.
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I'd worked so hard to get to this place while also simultaneously working on Broadway from the third grade through my senior year.
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"I just got to this place where I needed space," Barton tells PEOPLE of life after being killed off her hit Fox drama.
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I think eventually what we're gonna see is ... Let's talk about where we're gonna go, and then we'll move back to this place.
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Here are the ups and downs (and the D-R-A-M-A) that had to happen to get them to this place.
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Would love to go to this place with a big group and have everyone take their time deadpanning orders by their full name.
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" According to Mater, most Muslims "have a strong emotional attachment to this place … highly personal bonds shaped by collective consciousness and individual experience.
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So I came to this place, and they were talking about technology, internet of things, and I'm like, 'I don't know what's that.
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"From across the Earth, Americans are drawn to this place as though it were a part of our very soul," Mr. Trump said.
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I think a lot about the asylum seekers at the border and how we came to this place for the same reason: opportunities.
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Let's just say that each has been brought to this place — which we eventually learn is a prison cell — by acts of violence.
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Two years before the vote, is the debate about where should America go now that it's been taken to this place by Trump?
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Wallen wrote, "'I'm not sure why we're up here, but he's taken me to this place in the middle of nowhere,'" the Manger said.
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"The buildings here are built to try to explain—as good architecture always does—their place and the connection to this place," Stein said.
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Wallen wrote, "I'm not sure why we're up here, but he's taken me to this place in the middle of nowhere," according to police.
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We are so thankful the Lord has brought us to this place and we can't wait to begin our journey as husband and wife!
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Whether or not you are ashamed of what has brought you to this place, there's no shame in claiming something to which you're entitled.
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Rather than lash back at Mr. Trump, they would do better to ask how we got to this place, and how to get out.
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Their daily lives are tied down to this place, even while some of the adults also work full-time jobs in the world outside.
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Afterward we went to this place that sells really high-quality bone broth and premade foods that's only open a few hours a week.
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About an hour and a half after I embarked on this adventure, I finished my meal and prepared to say goodbye to this place.
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I was tired of shaving, and waxing is so expensive, so a friend convinced me to go to this place she goes to in Burbank.
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Because I was always so drawn to this place, and we don't really have the time in the film to really explore and unpack it.
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Carson Daly's wife was put into delivery after she had the salad, and Hilary Duff was spotted going to this place when she was pregnant.
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How did we get to this place where the American president is able to lie so shamelessly and so casually without any tangible political consequences?
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None of us had cars, so we were taking the subway, train, or the bus, and then walking a mile to get to this place.
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We've been wanting to go to this place for awhile, but it always has a wait, so we go to a nearby bar for drinks.
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This time, before I remember that I can go to this place, I give the external world one more go at relieving me of myself.
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Phantom assigned to this place by pure brilliance, he is paralyzed in the cold dream of contempt put on in useless exile by the Swan.
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Since we rehearsed close by, had our PO box there, and spent so much time at the station, we felt very connected to this place.
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" International tourists travel to this place, he says, "just to have selfies with stones, without thinking about the content, without thinking about the violence involved.
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"Thank you @panthers for 1333 amazing seasons and bringing me to this place that I now call home," Stewart said, according to the team's Twitter account.
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I think it's a really capitalist notion that you get to this place where you've got the job, and the family, and a dwelling set-up.
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I was very struck by the fact that thousands of women must have come to this place seeking comfort and solace for similar things like this.
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And, now that I'm here, I have a tremendous amount of respect and compassion for what it means to have gotten to this place at all.
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This year, they decided they "wanted to spread the love and give something back to this place that has given us so much," Mr. Fraser said.
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As we finish our lunch at the ugly diner—"I have an emotional attachment to this place," Tenaglia confides—I ask her about her work ethic.
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Because I had no control over my destiny, it felt like perhaps I was taken to this place for a purpose which would soon become apparent.
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On the ride from the undisclosed base to this place in Syria, we are joined by a heavily armed security team I am not permitted to describe.
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We are without a doubt the main players in our relationship, as it should be, but so many of these people helped us get to this place.
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" Adds Marcus: "It took us a long time to get to this place, but now we've been able to move on and put the past behind us.
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"Some of it was so that we automatically didn't go to this place of having this one instance be an exception and therefore more excusable," she said.
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She had somehow sensed that he'd returned to this place, was compelled to call him and was now going to tell him what he needed to know.
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" One of his favorite spots, though, is his kids' nursery, where he calls out their cribs and writes, "I feel a bit sad saying goodbye to this place.
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I worked hard to get to this place of understanding; it was painful and took self-control, and I know there's a lot more work to do ahead.
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"It's taken 24 years until we could experience our great loves, but all important things in life have brought us to this place," Henche remarked to the magazine.
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"We're finally getting to this place where there's this little person that will call me mom," Union said in the video that also featured her husband Dwyane Wade.
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"I'm comfortable in places that are different, so, I didn't admire the intolerance, the sort of resistance in myself, to this place in my own country," he continued.
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How do we get closer to this place where people can just live as individuals and not have to continuously perform or keep up the charade of manhood?
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" Jay-Z noted that he wants Blue, Sir and Rumi to "have a sense of what it took to get to this place," and "have compassion for others.
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"There's a special luminosity to this place," Robert Fitzpatrick, the former director and chief executive of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago, said of the Grand Palais.
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As a born and bred New Yorker, I'm still committed to this place; it's where I've lived and worked most of my life, and where my parents died.
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Perhaps what brings him to this place of great mourning is his regular engagement with the "worst case scenarios" buried deep in the pages of the official reports.
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One thing you say a lot in your comedy is "If I were black..." How did you get to this place where you seem to have more racial empathy?
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"We come to this place each week to represent our constituents who are in pain," said Representative G.K. Butterfield, Democrat of North Carolina and the chairman of the caucus.
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But do whatever the hell you want to do to this place, I'll show up if I can get a decent pint for less than a pack of smokes.
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I tried, a couple years before that, to go to this place in Connecticut, Silver Hill, but the media found out, and there were reporters all over this campus.
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"It's exciting, coming to this place of -- you do have the power to actually do something," Brenna Thomas said after listening to Porter kick off a day of canvassing.
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"Somehow we've gotten to this place where if we don't agree politically it's not just that we don't agree politically, it's that the other person is insane," he said.
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The color photographs were published by the Sierra Club in the 1963 The Place No One Knew: Glen Canyon on the Colorado, a eulogy to this place lost to development.
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And so it took me a while to come up to this place where small is great, we don't need to raise more money, we're unlikely to raise more money.
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I'm on a mission to get to this place or destination, but this place is never defined because the anxiety of reaching it is more overbearing than the end itself.
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"I looked at the columns and I said, yeah, I think I have to make something specific to this place," Mr. Schnabel said in a telephone interview from Costa Rica.
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"When buildings were taken down, we would use the time between the demolition and the new construction to go to this place and put up a tent," Mr. Hahn said.
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"You are traveling around, you live in a suitcase, you get to this place, there's free alcohol everywhere — it's sort of weird if you don't drink," he told GQ in 2013.
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"I don't understand how we've gotten to this place where there's more billionaires in the race than there are black people," Booker lamented Wednesday in a Buzzfeed News interview on Twitter.
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I came to this place in life after my infant son, Shepard, died in his sleep at a state-licensed day care facility in Oklahoma when he was just 11 weeks old.
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"I just was able to finally get to this place where I had to let all that go and just speak my truth and know that this is my life," she said.
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"We got to this place in life where we think that women should either be doing motherhood or work, but there are so many other dimensions of us," Ettus said on GMA.
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Despite the band's attempts to bring new resources from the success of their previous wins back to this place, the town wasn't interested in being renowned as a nucleus for DIY art.
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"I got to this place where it clicked pretty hard with me that I was not able to be what Lauren, my wife, needed me to be as her husband," he said.
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We used to go to this place in the mountains, only in my dream the lodge is deserted, all the birds are gone, and none of us are supposed to be there.
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In the book, you make it very clear that we got to this place because the values and techniques of the business world supplanted many of the values and techniques of medicine.
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It has always been my experiences that have guided me to this place, but right now my experience is guiding me toward peace, so I can feel emotions but not react to them.
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To be clear, I'm not sympathetic toward terrorists or extremists, but you have to try to understand these people if you want to make any sense of what led them to this place.
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You bring a team to this place and you are communicating with each other, you're solving puzzles, and there's a lot of heavy emphasis on talking to one another and working out problems.
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We've gotten to this place where we are willing to expect little, and so I think one of the exciting things for me is that we can show what real leadership looks like.
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They're moving to this place where the service delivery and the data science and data driven government… we can use these incredible governmental budgets and access points for is really going to be realized.
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I came to this place of support based on my deep belief that our nation's prohibition policy has not made our communities safer, but rather has harmed the social justice fabric of our nation.
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And in those moments for whatever reason when it might feel bleak, think back to this place where women have the freedom to take risks, make mistakes, even fail in front of each other.
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But something kicked into me like "you can be lazy to an extent" but when it comes to your job catch that flight, go to this place, perform this way and never half-ass.
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"I was nervous about coming here, a white guy from the U.K. coming back to a former British colony that was now independent, but I've always felt connected to this place," Doig told me.
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"So many people in the city have a story and a connection to this place," said Jake Dell, 28, sitting at a table in the back of Katz's, which his family bought in 1988.
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At the outset, his struggle was particular to this place, to his homeland — a fight to end apartheid, a fight to ensure lasting political and social and economic equality for its disenfranchised nonwhite citizens.
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Because if we take the time to listen to these people, what we learn is that it is belief that brought them to this place, but it is also belief that brings them out.
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"It's an insult to me as a freedom-loving American for Trump to come to this place to spew his hate," said Mr. Torres, 41, a house painter who drove from Tucson to protest.
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Dallas will go as far as that pair takes it, and while it won't be instant, it's easy to see why the Mavericks made a series of painful moves to get to this place.
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Finally, the anecdote about how Jeffrey Lord came to arrive at CNN and into the homes of millions of Americans is a perfect analogy for how we got to this place as a nation.
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" It helped a lot to make me into this very independent person now, because when my mom would say that, I would say, "Hmm, now I gotta figure out how to get to this place.
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" He continued, "The best ambassadors are the kids because once they realize 'I can leave home, go to this place, go to this group and be inspired to do excellence' is the best thing ever.
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And it is to this place that he will whisk an invited audience of editors, critics, bloggers, photographers and influencers in an unlikely fashion week rally for a presentation and seated dinner on Sept. 12.
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It's their relationship to this place that has meant that the city government of Copenhagen wouldn't get rid of it even if they could, because it draws in so many people, so many tourist dollars.
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As we hiked the steep hills, jumped across gaps that plummeted into black valleys, reached the top to gape at the undulating land below us, I had no deep feeling of belonging to this place.
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Booker went further in a livestreamed Buzzfeed News interview on Twitter Wednesday: "I don't understand how we've gotten to this place where there's more billionaires in the race than there are black people," he said.
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It's been a difficult and amazing journey getting to this place in my life and I'm so grateful for the opportunity to continue to grow and be the change I'd like to see in the world!
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And let us come here to this place to stand for our people and their nations, forever strong, forever sovereign, forever just, and forever thankful for the grace and the goodness and the glory of God.
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Sports of The Times BERWYN, Pa. — On my way to Conestoga High School last week to learn about accusations of brutal hazing by the football team, I felt as if I'd been to this place before.
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We spoke to a few people who suffer from weird phobias to find out what got them to this place in their life and what happens when they accidentally touch a mug in the office kitchen.
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Each space is loaded with meaning that reflects back on the script to show how Miles has gotten to this place in his life, and to suggest what he might be able to do to move forward.
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I love those bizarre, rambling folklore tales where a person has to go to this place to get directions to go to that other place, where they get a magic ball of string they have to follow.
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Because now that I'm looking back, and it's been so many years since we've done that record, I was initially thinking about the positivity of feeling that I got back to this place of doing weird stuff.
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And I tried for four days on the front line, like literally being told to go to this place or to go to this post and that post and being really given the run-around for days.
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She and the others had all come in their early 20s, from lives in quiet East Coast suburbs and California college towns, to this place that Robert Greenway, a psychology professor, had purchased with his companion River.
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He and his sisters have a shop/art/music project called Fischer in Reykjavik that purveys his homemade, decidedly non-mass-market perfumes (next time I am in Reykjavik I will make a beeline to this place).
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But there have been many offers and I don't regret any of them because I knew we were going to get it to this place, I knew we were going to get it to the content side.
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People from New York led us to this place into New Jersey and what we realized what was going on, not only in this mosque in Paterson, but in Jersey City, all up and down the East Coast.
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Lil Boosie is Lousiana incarnate, his voice inextricably linked to this place thanks to his otherworldly voice and ability to mix tales from the street with penetrating analyses of the corruption and hatred that permeate throughout Baton Rouge.
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And we support you… To the trailblazers who have lived and struggled, and to those who have fought so hard to get us to this place: thank you for your courage, and thank you for lending your voices.
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First it was to somewhere deep as hell in the mountains of southwestern Colorado, and then it was to this place here in Washington state, which is still in the mountains but at least has respectable internet service.
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I like that these are poets living and writing in America today, each with different thematic concerns, different approaches to language and different ideas about what it means to belong to this place made up of many places.
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But not only did it take scrubbing toilets and dressing up as a can of beans to get to this place, it also took willingness to let go, move on, and trust in my abilities when the dream changed.
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WE BELIEVE THAT IF THAT OCCURS IN THE NEXT YEAR, WHICH WE'RE VERY OPTIMISTIC, THEN WE HAVE BEEN WORKING ON SCENARIOS AS YOU WOULD EXPECT OVER THE LAST FEW YEARS IN HOPES THAT WE WOULD GET TO THIS PLACE.
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But [the album] is not really about nature, it's about this feeling that I've had and been trying to express in the lyrics where I feel like I don't belong to this place—the feeling of being a stranger.
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"I've been natural for a long time now, but there's always different things to learn, and I just felt like why not come to this place with all this information," said Janel Henry of Hartford, a first-time attendee.
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Just in the photojournalism field, there is this trend for outside photographers to hang parts of their careers on coming for a very short amount of time to this place that has been defined (sometimes accurately) as extreme and edgy.
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For the second straight day, Buttigieg captured the limelight, at one point choking back tears during a nationally televised news conference where he seemed to acknowledge the triumph of ascending to this place in a presidential primary without specifically saying so.
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Then once we had this idea that Barry would train the Chechens we got to this place of when Barry is done training them they would throw a party for him and part of that ceremony is them giving him something.
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"The amount of work that everyone put in, including Zei, to help get her to this place has really been something that we have not done before, and it really took a lot of dedication on everyone's part," Miller said.
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"The fact that you're angry is all about the passion that you feel for this place, that love that you have for this place, that commitment that you have to this place, and I wouldn't have it any other way."
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Let&aposs go to you first Ms Campos-Duffy and ask you about how we&aposve gotten to this place where a comedian would say something like that about the first daughter after she posts a picture of herself and her son.
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"We went to this place called A Sweet Design and tried maybe 13 cakes," says the Dancing with the Stars pro and current Jersey Boys star, 30, whose nuptials to his Alexander Jean bandmate are featured exclusively in the current issue of PEOPLE.
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"It's a sad commentary that we've come to this place where the basics of ambulating—walking from here to there—or talking to a member of our family, are now on lists of things that we have to remind ourselves to do," Gionfriddo told me.
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I had this very strong faith coming from high school, yet I had all these questions, which is not uncommon, but I was hoping I would go to this place that was, like, a Bible school, and I would get all the answers I need.
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As Emily Yahr wrote for The Washington Post, "As easy as it would be to write off 'Lindsay Lohan's Beach Club' as yet another ridiculous show, when you consider everything that led the once-celebrated actress to this place, it actually just feels tragic."
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"Years and years and years of trying to speak up and it falling upon deaf ears has gotten us to this place, and also empowering the most emotionally abusive coaches in our lifetime," said Dominique Moceanu, a member of the 1996 Olympic gold medal team.
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There was also a block for inmates who needed surgery; a block for inmates with chronic and terminal conditions; and a block for inmates in the work cadre unit, meaning those who were sent to this place to work and help run the building, like me.
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But Donald Trump came to this place not through his business acumen—which is nonexistent, save as a world-class grifter—but as a leading performer on reality TV. And at the Trump convention, reality showbiz continuously lit all those boring primetime production values on fire.
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"Every moment I am thinking of what will happen to this place in the future," says 82-year-old Meenakshi Meyyappan, who, with relatives, owns a massive 1916 Art Nouveau chateau with gleaming black-and-white checkerboard marble floors, massive crystal chandeliers and expanses of etched mirrors.
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It took us some time to get to this place, and it will take us some time to walk back from it, but we have to start somewhere, even somewhere small, to get over the fear, to wind people down from the anxiety they have been trained to nurse.
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But you can see how Comcast got to this place: For starters, it still has an existing pay TV business to protect, so it doesn't want to make something that encourages people who are paying to get its programming on conventional TV to ditch it for a free version.
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"After coming to this place of loving my body and every scar, my goal is to influence, first of all, how my daughter feels about her body as a growing woman, and if it can influence another person to do the same, I feel as if I have done something beautiful."
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"I'm … thinking about all the young people, particularly girls and girls of color, who in years ahead will come to this place, and they will look up, and they will see an image of someone who looks like them hanging on the wall of this great American institution," she said.
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And so for a long time I really battled with it and struggled with needing to protect everyone else but I just was able to finally get to this place where I had to let all that go and just speak my truth and know that this is my life.
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The fact that we've gotten to this place now, in 218, where poll after poll has shown that nearly two-thirds of Afghan and Iraq veterans have said, quote, "The wars were not worth fighting," is remarkable, because that's a higher rate than the American people at large who didn't serve.
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I like to think that the Mayerses watch him go, wondering what on earth possessed them to move to this place, where the locals are either bigots, snobs, or crooks—the only spot in the land of the free, it turns out, where there is absolutely no one to love.
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"I'm also thinking about all the young people — particularly girls and girls of color — who in years ahead will come to this place and they will look up and they will see an image of someone who looks like them hanging on the wall of this great American institution," she said.
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"I'm also thinking about all the young people — particularly girls and girls of color — who in years ahead will come to this place and they will look up and they will see an image of someone who looks like them hanging on the wall of this great American institution," Mrs.
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Stéphane is a classic neophyte character, the eyes through which we are introduced to this place and its players: the corrupt mayor, the dudes from the local mosque, the horny teen who uses his drone to spy on his neighbors, the criminal who's found Allah and gone straight, various local toughs.
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One of the most interesting exchanges was about what surprised Rosenthal the most in reporting her book: Julia Belluz: In the book, you make it very clear that we got to this place because the values and techniques of the business world supplanted many of the values and techniques of medicine.
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"The visits I made as a child to this place left a deep and lasting impression upon me – about how important it is to ensure that everyone in our society, especially the poorest, are treated with respect, dignity and kindness, and are given the opportunities to fulfill their potential in life," he shared.
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Sometimes when you take psychoactive drugs like magic mushrooms you get to this place where you are constantly forgetting what happened a second ago, making conversations impossible—you'll start a sentence, lose your train of thought in the middle, and by the end you're just hoping what you just said made sense.
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"I'm also thinking about all of the young people, particularly girls and girls of color, who in years ahead will come to this place, and they will look up, and they will see an image of someone who looks like them hanging on the wall of this great American institution," Michelle Obama said.
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"After coming to this place of loving my body and every scar, my goal is to influence, first of all, how my daughter feels about her body as a growing woman, and if it can influence another person to do the same, I feel as if I have done something beautiful," Paige told People.
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Instead of scheduling feel-good news between coverage of the Trump administration's latest controversy or human rights catastrophe, the media could examine these goodwill stories in the context of Trump and the policy failings that brought us to this place of lacking health care, inadequate labor rights, and transportation woes before he was even elected.
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"I'm thinking about all of the young people, particularly girls and girls of color, who, in years ahead, will come to this place and they will look up and they will see an image of someone who looks like them hanging on the wall of this great American institution," the former first lady said at the time.
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And if that wasn't enough, if those selections alone weren't enough to send your heart racing, with sweat popping out on your brow as you wonder just what bad decisions led you to this place in life, there is one more thing that will surely push you over the edge: the 163 remake of The Pink Panther.
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It's the only time in my career I have had to go into a situation room, in a serious national security event, try to brief the President and others and start with a synopsis of the movie plot that led us to this place, which if you have seen it, is not an easy thing to do.
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I love the way the film looks, and I go to this place out here that develops it and they send you a scan of all your photos, so you still have the ability to share them and everything like that — but there's quality to the film that makes me leave my phone behind a little bit more.
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I wish he had done that a little bit earlier because I think we would not have gotten to this place if we had taken on-- INGRAHAM: This trade thing is coming into play here I mean all these different issues on President Trump&aposs plate, the trade, the tear ups, we are trying get our manufacturing back, the trade deficit.
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He has been adamant that his decision to sign with the Lakers this summer was a basketball move — he wanted the challenge of resurrecting a storied franchise, friends and associates say — but there is no doubting the importance of his longtime ties to Los Angeles and his attraction to this place, a symbiotic relationship that can be traced to his teenage years.
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In everything that I had been through to get to this place, I was genuinely unprepared for this underlying fear of judgment for maybe looking too old to be a new parent—which made me think about my face so much differently than I ever had before, which also triggered guilt and even disgust, that I cared as much as I did.
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" He pointed to one specific case where he said Facebook interceded to block hateful messages sent out on its Messenger tool last September: I remember, one Saturday morning, I got a phone call and we detected that people were trying to spread sensational messages through — it was Facebook Messenger in this case — to each side of the conflict, basically telling the Muslims, "Hey, there's about to be an uprising of the Buddhists, so make sure that you are armed and go to this place.
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I went to pick up my wife from the airport on her first trip out to see me—I hadn't seen her in probably six weeks—so I was little worried about her coming to this place, because the landlord never cut the grass and the grass was a foot high, we didn't have any furniture in the place, and instead of a dining room table we had two old sawhorses that we had found and we put a piece of plywood on it.
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I think this is a situation where life kind of imitates art and art imitates life because in this case, Yara wasn't just our cover star — she was also our first-ever guest editor, so there's a lot of collaboration happening organically on the issue," Welteroth says and adds of the episode, "What does it mean for a black family who is in this generation and has ascended to this place of being able to enjoy the power of being able to help someone in their family or someone in their community?
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