Sexuality researchers also took an interest in the sapiosexual phenomenon.
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After his Navy years, Goings took an interest in business.
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As Alsup took an interest in broader legal issues, something clicked.
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Accel took an interest in writing hip-hop lyrics and in cooking.
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So from a young age, I took an interest in public service.
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She became a public sector lawyer and took an interest in Republican politics.
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She encouraged me and took an interest in my work as a writer.
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As far as I know, Congress never took an interest in what happened.
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William Browder took an interest in business while in boarding school in the seventies.
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Mott took an interest in the people who spend their days protecting these animals.
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Katie Rice, an artist, alleges she was 14 when Kricfalusi took an interest in her.
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It was going well until the boss of the company took an interest in her.
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His son, William Ward, eventually took an interest in the business and learned the ropes.
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In one of his regular appearances on CNBC's Squawk Box, Trump took an interest in Mark Zuckerberg.
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And there is evidence that the Russian government took an interest in knowing what was on them.
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OSHA, pairing with its New York State counterpart, took an interest in a range of workplace issues.
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Although there was no market for her "luxury doll items," she eventually took an interest in making jewelry.
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Kratsios also took an interest in partisan bias and studied how it changed voters' perceptions of the economy.
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Vati also took an interest in young people and questioned the boy about his party and their plans.
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Shirdon wasn't religious until 2012, when he took an interest in Islam and began attending a mosque downtown.
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In the early days, some scientists took an interest in flying saucers (though this was still not the norm).
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And I had a great boss who took an interest in me, became a mentor and opened some doors.
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Reginald Moore took an interest in historical cemeteries after working as a Texas state prison guard in the 222s.
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Alex was incredibly supportive of the line prosecutors in the office, and appropriately took an interest in our cases.
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He said he took an interest in building a smartphone when he became frustrated with other phones on the market.
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I took an interest in things I had no actual interest in (sorry, country music) to try to fit in.
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Twitter first took an interest in a more algorithmic timeline three-ish years ago and committed to it in 2016.
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The President's daughter connected Kardashian with her husband, Jared Kushner, who took an interest in Johnson's case, according to Kardashian.
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Trump also took an interest in the case of Edward Gallagher, a top Navy SEAL, after a Fox News segment.
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Her parents took an interest in the girls, she says, but ridiculed their regime of home schooling and tennis training.
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During his studies, he met Barney Frank, the former Democratic congressman from Massachusetts, who took an interest in his case.
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"One of the reasons I took an interest in Tony was because he understood legacy-building with art," she said.
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But in 2018, Tim took an interest in strength training ... and he's been focusing his time in the gym ever since.
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He took an interest in music from an early age, teaching himself piano and becoming enraptured by radio broadcasts of orchestras.
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In Heroes, Baldwin tells the story of a white female teacher in his grade school who took an interest in him.
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Cosby took an interest in her career, she said, and this led to an invitation for lunch in a hotel bungalow.
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When Jeff Bezos took an interest in Basecamp, the company Hansson founded, he became what he had dreamed of: a millionaire.
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He'd learned the information from Joseph Misfud, a Kremlin-linked professor who took an interest in the young foreign policy adviser.
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The President's daughter connected Kardashian with her husband, Jared Kushner, who took an interest in Johnson's case, according to Kardashian West.
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Vati, a city man, took an interest in the Alpine type and wanted to listen to what the cowherd was saying.
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From baseball cards to T-ball to basketball to running to ska, you always took an interest in what I was doing.
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To his Chinese audience, it showed that the American, despite his loutish onscreen personae, took an interest in their history and culture.
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Typically, these mentors of my millionaires were one of their parents or a mentor who took an interest in them at work.
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The President's daughter connected Kardashian West with her husband, Jared Kushner, who took an interest in Johnson's case, according to Kardashian West.
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Facebook said on Wednesday that as more aviation companies took an interest in developing drones, it became unnecessary to build its own.
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One day, a friend-of-a-family-friend who worked at Doubleday came to their apartment and took an interest in her poetry.
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In 1953, Noah took an interest in Helge, which makes sense now that we know Noah is related to Charlotte, Franziska, and Elisabeth.
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So it's maybe not so surprising that someone took an interest in verifying the phenomena and figuring out what to do about it.
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Ivanka Trump told reporters Friday that she first took an interest in apprenticeships and vocational training while meeting voters on the campaign trail.
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We are crushed but she would want me to thank everyone who took an interest in her story or sent messages of support.
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When he worked under the former general manager Doug Melvin, Counsell took an interest in learning about the analytics that pervade the sport.
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Her parents took an interest in tennis after attending a tournament at U.C.L.A. and the joint ATP-WTA event in Indian Wells, Calif.
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He took an interest in her, first making comments about her clothing and body, then forcibly kissing and groping Latta in his office.
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Cramer also took an interest in the performance of shares of CarMax and AutoNation, two competing car dealers with totally divergent stock paths.
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In addition to collecting data on sexual styles and positions, foreplay, and pillow talk, Foos took an interest in his guests' bathroom habits.
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When, as a young boy, he took an interest in dance, his mother, Carmen, was supportive, but his father, Ramon, initially was not.
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The composer took an interest in new instruments, including the fortepiano, and his music should not be confined to the technologies of his time.
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Her family had nothing to do with the Mafia — until a teenage boy named Nicolò took an interest in the 14-year-old Piera.
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Ms. Lockhart first took an interest in the sheriff after deputies came to her rural home in July 633 to investigate a supposed disturbance.
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In clear and firm statements, she said Cosby, a powerful Temple alumnus, mentored her and took an interest in her career like a father figure.
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In clear and firm terms, she said Cosby, a powerful Temple alum, mentored her and took an interest in her career like a father figure.
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In clear and firm statements, she said Cosby, a powerful Temple alumnus, mentored her and took an interest in her career like a father figure.
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Eventually, the major record labels took an interest in the internet as a distribution channel, and even created Vevo, their own music-centric video site.
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The documents showed he took an interest in news and editorial coverage of Democratic resistance to some of Bush&aposs early nominees to appellate judgeships.
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Although he took great pains to stay anonymous, he did not succeed once the British tabloids took an interest in the person who stopped WannaCry.
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Born to a Chinese mother and Haitian father, both physicians, Ms. Guillaume, 20, said she took an interest in journalism while growing up in Queens.
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Winslow Homer took a hankering to the light, Rachel Carson took an interest in the ecology, and Ernest Hemingway took trophy fish from the deep.
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service took an interest in Gibson's wood imports from Madagascar a few years back, which came via a German intermediary.
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He took an interest in theater at the age of 9 after attending a United Service Organization show in West Germany, where he was raised.
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He added that Trump's defense team could not explain why Trump took an interest in corruption and Burisma only when Biden became a presidential candidate.
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The boy and his siblings spent their summers at an uncle's large, rural estate, where the inquisitive Eugen took an interest in plants and animals.
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Years later, when her daughter and friends entered adolescence, Matar, by then a photographer living in the United States, took an interest in documenting their lives.
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The AFL-CIO formed the National Council of Senior Citizens, a group with more than 500,000 active members that took an interest in health care policy.
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Pruitt reportedly took an interest in the Lexus LC500, and Toyota followed up multiple times to see if Pruitt would be interested in a test drive.
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Sivan first started using the platform to sing, but eventually took an interest in uploading vlogs to the site, and quickly gained a hungry and devoted fanbase.
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"During my callback, Raf Simons personally taught me how to walk," Williams told Vogue of how the Calvin Klein designer took an interest in her right away.
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After starting a new job at a small public relations agency, she was ecstatic when one of the partners took an interest in her and her career.
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Mr. Hickman, a former lieutenant colonel whose service record indicates he served in Afghanistan and earned a Purple Heart, at some point took an interest in QAnon.
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Twitter/Square CEO Jack Dorsey recently took an interest in Africa's cryptocurrency potential and Wall Street giant Goldman Sachs has invested in fintech startups on the continent.
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Decades ago, as a graduate student in political science, she took an interest in the application of psychoanalytic theory to biography, as pioneered by Erik Erikson, among others.
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The show's internal software, he said, would track the feeds that viewers watched, noting when they took an interest in personal relationships, for instance, or in political matters.
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The puppy appeared in a video with Ms. Cerny while Logan Paul took an interest in the purple car, a three-wheeled vehicle that looks like a roadster.
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She researched classes and extracurricular clubs, and took an interest in the school's experiential learning courses, which offer students the opportunity to work on real-world projects with companies.
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Kenyans in particular took an interest in the abolishment; their high court will hand down a decision related to its penal code provisions on same-sex conduct next month.
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Rather, he started investing at 19, after the head mechanic at the bus depot where he worked took an interest in him and taught him the basics of finance.
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Trump first took an interest in apprenticeships and vocational training while meeting voters on the campaign trail, she told reporters during the White House's "Workforce Development Week" in June.
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Though she earned a teaching degree at the University of Southern California and taught elementary school in Los Angeles before marrying, Ms. Blatt eventually took an interest in catering.
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Some observers actually worry that the Ambrosia trial Thiel recently took an interest in, which charges $8,000 to participate, is the first major example of just such a clinic.
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Martin Shkreli, the so-called Pharma Bro, took an interest in Duca, sending her sardonic pickup lines and creating photographic collages of them together, until Twitter suspended his account.
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Third, heavy flight attendants would present a danger in any emergency situation and the women should be grateful that the airline took an interest in their health, they said.
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It's not a stretch to call Katzman the godfather of tutoring, and, from the beginning, the seasoned executive took an interest in what Clark was doing, according to O'Connor.
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Krebs (for obvious reasons) took an interest in the attack that tried to knock him offline, and through him and other outlets this growing phenomena began to be illuminated.
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His father exposed him to music at an early age, and he took an interest in production, inspired both by reggae artists and hip-hop producers including Kanye West.
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According to the anonymous crew member, Spacey initially seemed friendly and took an interest in his career, but progressed to "creepy" behavior such as giving him an unwanted massage.
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We're told Cole spoke openly about some of his friends who've been incarcerated, and took an interest in San Quentin's media center ... where inmates host a podcast called "Ear Hustle."
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Haddish, whose movie Like A Boss will hit theaters soon, immediately took an interest in the Bachelor's love life, especially after she discovered their shared roots in the airline industry.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee, which has taken the lead on congressional Russia investigations, took an interest in Butina and Torshin last year, requesting information on the pair from the Treasury Department.
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He took an interest in her and would often call her "in a fatherly, favorite uncle, Dr. Huxtable type of way," she said, referring to Cosby's character on his TV show.
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As soon as the lawsuit was filed, those executives took an interest in Schmidt and his client, sending out operatives to dig up what they could find on Uber's new antagonists.
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He took an interest in surfing early on, and it developed into a passion; for two of his teenage years, he never missed a day on the waves, rain or shine.
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But as his romance with computing grew, Woody took an interest in automated pattern recognition, especially machine reading—the process of teaching a computer to recognize unlabeled images of written characters.
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And then she met a producer for This American Life who took an interest in her story, and developed it for a segment on a 2016 episode of the popular radio show.
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He lost a toe many Thanksgivings ago when he was a bone-headed college student who took an interest in her after she lost weight and the two are now secretly dating.
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Only after the special counsel took an interest in him, they argued, did bank executives and accountants begin to raise questions about irregularities in his financial records, tax returns or loan applications.
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Phao Nheung, a 40-year-old farmer, has been under threat of eviction from her house in Koh Kong province since 2009, when a sugar plantation took an interest in her land.
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Delta Air Lines recently took an interest in the airline and invested in a 20% stake for $1.9 billion despite rival American Airlines already maintaining close ties to the South American carrier.
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At one point, she met Cosby in New York, where he took an interest in her communications degree and set up a dinner with him and others in the entertainment industry, she said.
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The Gorkas, who met in Romania in 1994 during a symposium for young leaders, have coauthored numerous articles on terrorism — a subject they took an interest in professionally after the attacks of Sept.
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These updates from Periscope are the latest in its attempt to fight off Facebook, which took an interest in livestreaming around mid-February and has been pumping out features incredibly quickly ever since.
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Not only taking on his desires — being rich was all he ever wanted — but also because the truth was my dad only took an interest in me when I was doing something impressive.
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After that, I took an interest in drugs' effects and pharmacology, and harm reduction, which thankfully restrained me from taking MDMA excessively as, at the time, it would've been easy to go overboard.
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She had at least one famous friend outside show business as well: Through her father she met Al Capone, who took an interest in her career, often driving her to and from shows.
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McRae, who traveled to Afghanistan and back to the US with Buttigieg in 2014, said his friend not only learned a new language, but took an interest in local cultures and studied Afghanistan proverbs.
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At a community arts center in Los Angeles, he met a white television composer named Jack Elliott, who took an interest in him and let him move in with his family in Beverly Hills.
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Lasha broke down in tears Wednesday as she told jurors how Cosby took an interest in her after meeting her as a high school senior through her father's connection to the comedian's production company.
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They immediately took an interest in the local political scene, nurturing and financially supporting candidates who aligned with their center-left positions, leading them to a rising political star in Essex County: Cory Booker.
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Ms. Norton, whose own son had overdosed around this same time, took an interest in her, but Ms. Lizotte skipped appointments and Ms. Norton could not find a treatment program that would take her.
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When Bitcoin's price spiked last year, many big financial institutions took an interest in the virtual currency as a new kind of investment and have looked to move it away from its unsavory associations.
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That budget is up again in 2019, roughly to previous levels, thanks to a special outlay for a Renaissance chateau President Emmanuel Macron took an interest in, Villers-Cotterêts, which had fallen into ruin.
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"There are a lot of people who realize there's something slightly different about them, that there's some kind of wrinkle in their psychological nature but no one took an interest in it," he told me.
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The activist head of Marcato Capital took an interest in the company a year ago and has been pushing it to streamline, focusing on strong segments and shaking loose some of the less-profitable ends.
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She claims they met at the American Astronomical Society's conference in Long Beach, CA, and that Tyson took an interest in her solar system tattoo ... which starts on her arm and extends onto her back.
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Ukrainian prosecutors took an interest in possible corruption involving Burisma Holdings, the company that paid Hunter Biden tens of thousands of dollars per month to serve on its board, long before Mr. Trump became president.
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He started out sweeping floors in a box factory while taking night classes before going on to N.Y.U. Along the way, he took an interest in politics, and began canvassing for the Democrats in Harlem.
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A politician who later became governor, DeWitt Clinton, took an interest in these ideas, and a decade after the articles' publication, construction began on what was then one of the most ambitious projects in American history.
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Maryetta Dussourd was a young mother in Boston in the late 213s, caring for her daughter and three sons as well as a niece's four sons, when her parish priest took an interest in the boys.
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Raised in the suburbs north of San Francisco, Lindh took an interest in Islam at a young age, converting to the religion at 16 and moving to the Middle East to learn Arabic after finishing high school.
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"They really took an interest in cooking when I first competed on Chopped [in 2013] because they remember me watching the show like a crazy person, trying to learn from it and practicing at home," she says.
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We used to fix our toys whenever we broke them, pull apart most electronic items in the house to see how they worked, played with chemistry kits and just generally took an interest in how stuff functioned.
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She went to see her at Georgetown Hospital in Washington, she would call her from the VMAs — I mean, she really took an interest in this young woman and made me really appreciate the person Karlie Kloss.
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In 1983, two years after Samuel LeFrak first took an interest in the area, but before he bought any of it, Jersey City received a $40 million federal urban development grant to build infrastructure on the waterfront.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration took an interest in the content of the Environmental Protection Agency's website in its first week in office, with Administrator Scott Pruitt eventually directing edits, according to internal documents made public Monday.
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This video, created by ace Danny Duffy and set to R. Kelly music, encapsulates what the mantis meant to the Royals: Mantis first took an interest in the Royals during their recent series against the Toronto Blue Jays.
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Mr. Dole, who said he first took an interest in Taiwan as a senator when Congress was considering the 1979 Taiwan Relations Act that established the current policy, has lobbied for the Taiwanese government for nearly two decades.
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Judge Kavanaugh, 53, has sometimes traced the roots of his conservative politics to his early teenage years, when he took an interest in his mother's work as a local prosecutor at home and the Iran hostage crisis abroad.
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The committee, which is leading congressional investigations into Russian interference in the 2016 election, took an interest in Stein late last year, requesting that her campaign provide documents as part of the probe, BuzzFeed News first reported in December.
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But then, after decades of Beijing rebuffing U.S. entreaties to help and dismissing North Korean nukes as a "bilateral" issue for Washington alone to resolve, Xi suddenly took an interest in the proceedings and twice summoned Kim to Beijing.
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But evidence from the lawsuits showed that Mr. Ross took an interest in the impact of noncitizens on political maps only weeks after taking office and invented the rationale that more data was needed for Voting Rights Act enforcement.
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Constand said he took an interest in her while she was helping to manage the university's women's basketball team, but that one night at his home, he gave her pills that left her unable to resist as he sexually assaulted her.
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"A lot of people take interest in others, but many times it's because of self interest, whereas John took an interest in others because he cared about others," Gerry Matalon, a former ESPN executive and close friend, told The Sporting News.
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Richard Sherman, an NFL player and Stanford University graduate whose $57.4 million contract with the Seattle Seahawks once made him one of the highest paid cornerbacks in the league, took an interest in bitcoin long before it had mainstream attention.
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Thanos already had issues with abandonment, so thanks to his own relationships with killing and destruction, Mistress Death took an interest in his potential, and convinced him that she'd be the only one that could truly love him for who he became.
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Dr. Dalmacio Dennis Flores III of the University of Pennsylvania took an interest in parent-child sex talks while working as an HIV/AIDS nurse over the past decade, as he realized the role anemic sexual dialogue had played in many patients' lives.
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"The closest I came to a bar fight was when a drunk man took an interest in a friend, would not leave us alone upon request, and then grabbed me and threw me aside to forcibly kiss my friend," one woman wrote.
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"Charlie's one of those men in Washington—and there have been many of them—who, early on in my career, took an interest in what I was doing and would stop by the office, or we'd go have lunch at the Palm," Conway said.
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With the help of a former prosecutor who took an interest in his rehabilitation, Awan found his way into Operation Exit, a program founded in 2014 in which the city of Boston partners with unions to channel residents with criminal backgrounds into the trades.
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For people living in the ancient city of Babylon, Marduk was their patron god, and thus it is not a surprise that Babylonian astronomers took an interest in tracking the comings and goings of the planet Jupiter, which they regarded as a celestial manifestation of Marduk.
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Facts First: Washington, a major landowner, did continue to own property while serving as president, and he took an interest in his farm at Mount Vernon while in office -- even writing to a United Kingdom official to discuss getting help finding renters for Mount Vernon land.
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For example, Dejdamrong, 37, a three-time national champion with more than 200 victories in Muay Thai, had been in semiretirement as a kickboxing instructor in Singapore before he took an interest in jujitsu and started a new career as a mixed martial artist in 2014.
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Ossoff could not run away from that, especially when almost all of his record campaign war chest was coming from non-Georgia Democrats who clearly only took an interest in him this special election because of what it would do to the White House if he won.
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A source confirms to PEOPLE a Hollywood Reporter report saying that Musk – who had recently been spotted spending time with Heard amid her divorce from Johnny Depp – first took an interest in Heard when he made a cameo in Robert Rodriguez's 2013 film Machete Kills, in which Heard had a role.
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Of course men have been making love with each other and women have been making love with each other since time immemorial, but it wasn't until certain institutions and apparatuses took an interest in it and started to classify it when the so-called "sodomite" became a type of person.
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Ms. Fedarcyk, the former head of the New York field office who was also the top agent in charge of terrorism in Los Angeles and managed the bureau's effort to track terrorism financing, said her success was, in part, because people took an interest in her work and helped her along the way.
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Mr. Biden was a "favorite" of Mr. Eastland's in the Senate, according to the book "Big Jim Eastland: The Godfather of Mississippi," by J. Lee Annis Jr. "Aware that Biden shared his opposition to busing and admiring that he had contemplated resigning his seat to take care of his two surviving sons, Eastland took an interest in him," Mr. Annis wrote, referring to the 21956 car accident that claimed the lives of Mr. Biden's first wife and daughter.
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