The community group said although they are no strangers to the struggle for technology, equality remains a major bone of contention. |
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Exclamation marks suggest a certain unflattering ingratiation, especially in letters written to strangers. |
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There, I just shared a fragment of my unfortunate life in front of strangers. |
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If your leg is in a cast or your arm in a sling, total strangers offer sympathy and assistance. |
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I did start an Amazon wishlist but I kind of think that's the equivalent of hanging around in bars poncing drinks off strangers. |
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We're just equally anonymous strangers on the internet, someone who can see the situation IRL might be of more help with advice. |
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Another couple shared the cab with us, all of us casting our New York-trained suspiciousness of strangers to the winds. |
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Before All-Ireland finals, strangers in the street would express their good wishes. |
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This invariably consists of a lot of strangers in a studio, shouting at each other. |
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No strangers to the tour circuit, these boys have been doing the rounds for several years. |
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Working dogs should not be forced to perform over and over again or left chained in the sun for hundreds of strangers to tease. |
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It came as no surprise that she was unused to being around so many strangers at once. |
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This theme is played out through a dozen strangers who become related by artfully contrived coincidence. |
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The word refers to an emotion briefly held in common by a gathering of people who may be strangers to one another. |
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The police officer accepts the bribe after telling them that all strangers are arrested in France. |
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This is a realistic story about two people who meet as strangers and remain that way, told with an elegant, refined grace. |
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He told me all about it, when he was finished, and swore blind he was never going to mess with mysterious strangers again. |
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The default mode of interaction with strangers often seems to be brusqueness to the point of derision. |
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Since that terrifying night she has been afraid to open her front door or go out among strangers. |
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Humour is said to loosen boundaries between strangers and strengthen bonds between friends and intimates. |
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Because you don't really want complete strangers overhearing the most intimate details of your personal hygiene routine, do you? |
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Will I be there to embarrass myself amidst a group of relative strangers by relating the fumblings of junior high spin-the-bottle antics? |
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Mr Hewitt said one important piece of advice was for people to watch out for any strangers hanging about stables or yards. |
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Jigsaw has locked a bunch of strangers in a spooky old house with nerve gas slowly killing them off. |
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The two landlubbers have never sailed before in their lives, although they are no strangers to danger as they share a passion for kickboxing. |
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Logan's military assignments made him naturally suspicious of strangers who questioned him, but Marie was different. |
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They detected a burning passion among a new generation of music lovers to swap with friends and strangers digital files of their favorite tunes. |
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The finely attired strangers who inhabited the canal taverns did not impress his worldly eye as they did the local settlers. |
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The result is that amiable but gullible Arthur finds himself fleeced by friends and strangers alike. |
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Throughout East Africa, Swahili is typically the first language that two strangers attempt upon meeting. |
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What strangers we meet are wraith-like, insubstantial, as if at a quarter-turn from our reality. |
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These types of changes were normally seen between complete strangers in blood, and were not usually used to indicate any form of cadency. |
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A group of strangers barricade themselves into a house in order to escape from a horde of flesh-eating zombies. |
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The man, 30, was caged for life yesterday for killing a pensioner and maiming a student, both total strangers to him. |
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The younger generation, in impressive numbers, can talk confidently to strangers. |
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I will surely be careful when clapping my hands or stamping my feet around strangers. |
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Don't accept gifts from strangers or call someone, even if they invite you to call collect. |
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We confide in strangers because we believe we'll be able to forget or deny to ourselves that we have done so. |
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Because of the kindness of strangers I am at least inclined to believe there is hope. |
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I've completely forgotten I'm half-naked in front of a room full of strangers. |
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As she paced, passing random strangers on the 17th Avenue sidewalk, the wind slapped at her and the pack dragged at her shoulder muscles. |
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Even in an age of mass tourism, many Cypriots still regard visitors as honoured guests and offer hospitality to total strangers. |
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We are no strangers to men dressing as women, but they are generally either grossly exaggerated or come across as merely camp. |
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So, as pathetic as it may seem, I'm really in no hurry to join the rush to go starkers with strangers. |
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In our new mobile condition we minimise social encounters with strangers on the street and avoid face-to-face contact. |
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Kelso are no strangers to the pioneering spirit, laying persuasive claim to being the nation's oldest club. |
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In Australia country towns are already dying, in part because they are unwilling to let in strangers. |
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It is, however, often imprudent and officious to try and fix the problems and arbitrate the quarrels of strangers. |
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However, to avoid paying strangers to look after their offspring, should parents be forced to ask such a task of their own parents? |
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Either the woman has a photographic memory, or she's picked up a superb way of mingling with strangers. |
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The band of friends, family, enemies and strangers must work together against the cruel weather and harsh terrain if they want to stay alive. |
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They've stood in long lines to get on commuter trains, they have crowded on to ferries, they've carpooled with strangers. |
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The locals clearly were not too keen to strangers and I received a less than hospitable welcome. |
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Some of the neighbours were upset about the carry-on and bringing strangers around the place at that hour of the night. |
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Residents should keep an eye out for strangers acting suspiciously in their areas. |
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Otherwise, gifts or inheritances taken by one spouse in a dissolved marriage from the other spouse, after the divorce, will be between strangers. |
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I know that smoking implies certain health risks, which I am alerted to, now and again, by friends, strangers and the media. |
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He was known to smile, wave and say hello to people in the streets, whether they were strangers, or long-time neighbours. |
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These are strangers, people we don't know, who ordinarily will pass us straight on the road. |
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Even adults who are strangers are expected to intervene and challenge young people behaving in an anti-social manner. |
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In fact, a lot of times, we're teaching our children to run to a police officer or a fire fighter, and in fact they are strangers. |
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One sip and you know why romantic women fall in love with dark, pensive strangers. |
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Two strangers stand waiting at a bus stop, awkwardly failing in their attempts to cast indiscreet glances at one another. |
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For example, you as husband and wife met as adults but were strangers before that. |
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Instead, you have to deal with new cellmates, who are strangers at best and troublemakers sent to keep you company at worst. |
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She's very capable and, in fact, often is thought of by strangers as just an exceptional lively and uninhibited character. |
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One other local joined us, but everyone else that turned up were strangers. |
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Though those on board were strangers, without fail we exchanged friendly greetings. |
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Filesharing is the equivalent of someone buying a book, photocopying it and distributing it to strangers on the street. |
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What better way to break the ice with a roomful of total strangers in a foreign country whose language you don't know? |
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When women marry they often move over long distances into households where they are strangers. |
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Once, as we were strangers there, a local policeman asked us for identification, which my mother could not supply. |
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Many Muslims have fled to neighbouring states where they are strangers and don't always know the local language. |
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It's about a set of strangers that meet in a post-apocalyptic future and learn to trust and depend on each other. |
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It is a country where acquaintances embrace when meeting and strangers are greeted with warmth, bonhomie, and a demitasse of rich coffee. |
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No matter that a good percentage of the congregation were strangers to any church or that the local drunks rolled in to help us celebrate. |
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Always wanting more, their sense of accomplishment is ephemeral and they are strangers to contentment. |
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Historically, strangers were not allowed in and the right of Parliament to debate in private is still maintained. |
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He is supposed to be debating to you and to fellow members of Parliament, and he should not involve strangers. |
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It's like, we may be a band and we may party, but one thing we don't do is have wild orgies, or go out with strangers. |
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Find some other way to convey that this was not a case of murder by strangers. |
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The workers were too stunned to react on seeing complete strangers entering their area. |
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This goes beyond making small talk with strangers, although I have a horror of that. |
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I buzzed, I forgot about my feet, I gibbered ecstatically to strangers on chairlifts, I laughed and whooped, soared and floated. |
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Perhaps, no human being would want to demean himself by seeking succour along the streets and from strangers. |
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They were always treated as outsiders, strangers within the small communities that made up medieval towns. |
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Woods yelled and began high-fiving Williams, while spectators did the same with strangers next to them. |
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You could see in everyone's glassy eyes, that people were genuinely having fun, opening up and talking to complete strangers. |
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She appears to have no friends, in spite of her chattiness with strangers at a bus stop. |
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The two of them trekked and hitched across Iran, relying on the kindness of strangers. |
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She describes these rages as often provoked by strangers on the street who whistle at her or make some sexually suggestive remark. |
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Yet at the same time it is possible for strangers to make a suicide pact on the internet and die together in a car park. |
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The volunteers' main aim is to make strangers feel at home, loved and appreciated by spreading cheer and elation all around. |
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The play tells the story of four strangers lured to a Los Angeles airport by promises of an island getaway. |
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Most child-free women are constantly forced to justify their choice to their family, friends, work colleagues, even to strangers. |
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By Wednesday, Sheridan was aswarm with inquisitive and sympathetic strangers asking troubling questions. |
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Apparently a party is when total strangers crazed on drugs and booze turn up and rip out your fence palings. |
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I have the type of shyness which means I'm hopeless at introducing myself to strangers. |
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Men harassers prefer to force their unwanted attentions on strangers in public amusement places. |
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His tactic is to approach strangers asking for money, often bursting into tears. |
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It pretends sympathy for them, but offers them nothing but hate for strangers. |
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The problem was she had to read an autocue and she is not confident about reading lines, especially in front of strangers. |
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The actual number of such abductions by strangers turned out to be 200 to 300 a year. |
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Police are warning the public to be cautious when opening their door to strangers. |
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The latter immediately made sail in chase, and before dark ascertained that the strangers were enemies. |
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It's true what they say, a little adversity can turn a city of strangers into a small town. |
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A press card starts cricket conversations and debates with strangers in unlikely places. |
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By night, the cafes and tea houses are no strangers to drug-dealers and mafia from the Maghreb. |
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Sitting in a scalding hot bath with naked strangers sounds more like punishment than a popular pastime. |
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You are more quiet and reserved in front of strangers, but around some people you open up. |
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I shared a cab with strangers bound for the Quarter and listened to my fellow passengers wax nostalgically about past trips to New Orleans. |
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Photobombing normally leaves people upset about strangers crashing their nice Kodak moment. |
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Are sooty mangabeys able to distinguish between vocalizations of familiar individuals and strangers? |
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Did the bartender actually clean your seemingly fresh beer mug or just rinse it behind the bar in a tub filled with the backwash of strangers? |
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I have seen a cat with an injured paw bail up strangers in the street, mewing and obviously demanding that she be treated. |
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Her father's alcoholism plunged the family into poverty so humiliating that Dolly was farmed out to various generous strangers for upbringing. |
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If they're not strangers, they may be somebody that a woman meets on a date. |
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He speculates about the personal stories of strangers in bars and offers up tales of his childhood with the ease of a trusted friend. |
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Visitors willing to take the time to decipher the assorted scripts were afforded a hundred or so intimate glimpses into the lives of strangers. |
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I was in no mood for cold calls to unfriendly strangers who would resent my intrusion into their lives. |
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Complete strangers will pour their hearts out because I don't know them from Adam. |
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It's clearly true that he is virtually immobilized through his fear of coming across poorly in the eyes of strangers. |
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Where you expect to find your true inner self, you will come face-to-face with a mob of strangers. |
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Total strangers were hugging and kissing each other, united in the belief that 2004 was their year for glory. |
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Although the Giant Schnauzer has a happy nature, this dog is devoted and loyal and may be wary of strangers. |
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Opening your front door to strangers is not as illogical as it might at first sound. |
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Despite repeated warnings from the police and the relatives about not letting strangers in she was just coerced into it. |
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Trips to the shops can be an assault course of complete strangers barracking her with queries over her triplet girls. |
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Most of these men were semi-literate, speaking only Malayalam and ignorant of the territory and hence strangers to the Urdu speaking Pakistanis. |
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The truth is, I don't get many opportunities to play the gallant knight for beauteous strangers. |
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Well, when I came to Johannesburg from the countryside, I knew nobody, but many strangers were very kind to me. |
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During this period, I took to singing tipsily in Manhattan piano bars and much to my surprise strangers started praising my efforts. |
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In the film, Christina will play a young woman who beds complete strangers whenever she has a panic attack. |
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Cards and letters came pouring in from total strangers who wanted to reach out and offer their condolences. |
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A man was left terrified after a dog was set on him by two strangers late at night. |
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She was very careful in her everyday life and was meticulous and was not the type of person to approach strangers. |
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It's Friday night and I'm sitting in a vet's practice in a smart part of London with 15 well-heeled strangers. |
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A street artist is responding to the microaggression of people feeling free to pass remarks to passing strangers. |
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This prevents strangers from passively scanning the area and receiving your network's broadcasts. |
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Borderlanders were migratory, blood thirsty, clannish, and suspicious of strangers. |
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Where else would you see total strangers letting someone else use the bathrooms in their house? |
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I felt a tinge of pessimism as I passed by thousands of total strangers exchanging high-fives and hugs. |
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But I'm not about inviting close to one hundred strangers into my home, no way. |
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Are people we sort-of know, who are used to being on camera, inherently less interesting to watch and talk about than a bunch of total strangers? |
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And they took counsel, and bought with them the potter's field, to bury strangers in. |
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It's a haunting shot of three male strangers standing into the middle distance of moored metallic freighters of Nineveh. |
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In a matter of moments, perfect strangers came together in synchronistic rhythm to share a common vision. |
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And I'm betrothed to a man I hardly know and I'll have to go away and live with him in a land full of strangers. |
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Relative strangers offer up curious nuggets of information, like cinder toffee. |
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Next, inform them it is traditional in your country to split a bottle of liquor when strangers meet. |
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For us, it's about seeing who's good at talking to strangers, who shines at networking, and who has good presentation skills. |
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So here were twelve people, strangers until last week, trying to dance in perfect synchrony. |
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At the gates of his house two guards jump to their feet at the sound of strangers crunching on the gravel. |
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Far from being insignificant, these cultural points of reference triangulate our locations with respect to strangers. |
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As an elderly person who does not want to open the door at night to strangers, trick or treat can be a nightmare. |
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For safety reasons children should never trick or treat alone or go into strangers ' homes. |
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Most of all, people in biracial relationships sometimes receive hateful stares and racial slurs from strangers. |
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Both are even apparent in children who have been blind and deaf from birth, who differentiate strangers from familiars by their smell. |
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We laughed, we mocked, we teased, we made fun of each other, we made fun of strangers. |
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Sweat soon coated her forehead and slicked her arms as her skin slapped against the skin of strangers. |
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They will eagerly, and often impulsively, engage in social interactions, even with strangers. |
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More than ever, and never more than at that moment, she found herself cast adrift in a land full of strangers, with strange ways and customs. |
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No, my real issue with them is that I am tired of getting inadvertently mooned by complete strangers. |
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The Saviour tells us that it is more blessed to give than to receive, but how many of us are strangers to that blessedness? |
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The necessary trust depends on benevolence to others, including strangers, honest dealing and fulfilment of promises entered into voluntarily. |
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High intuitives appear justified in claiming that they can accurately predict whether two unacquainted strangers will go on to become friends. |
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The younger ones, by contrast, kept to themselves more, talking intensely in quiet voices and casting a chilly eye on strangers. |
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Ten strangers with secrets are brought together in a savage rainstorm in the whodunnit thriller Identity. |
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Praying for strangers from a distance is hardly unbiblical, but James gives pretty specific instructions for how to pray for the sick. |
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The truth is, bodybuilders like you are no strangers to sit-ups, crunches, and the like. |
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It is very uncommon for strangers to know how to use althea that you just collected. |
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Here you can see women washing clothes in the river, children chasing each other in narrow lanes, chickens crowing and dogs barking at strangers. |
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In a city where anything goes and everything is possible, six strangers are about to be given the chance of a lifetime! |
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They are no strangers to excellence, particularly in the field of Rugby League. |
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Out rushed the members, and away went the strangers, leaving the house deserted by nearly all except the officers and understrappers. |
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What better opportunity are you going to get to show off your moves on stage for a room full of drunk strangers? |
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Maybe it's an escape from the outside world where many of us do battle with the small inconsiderations of strangers and the big ones of colleagues and businesses. |
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As bach on the Subways has grown in size and stature, its audience has expanded beyond surprised strangers. |
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How Ragsdale can live with all this day-in-day-out intensity from strangers is baffling. |
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You too must befriend the stranger, for you were strangers in the land of Egypt. |
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Con artists routinely hack into accounts to impersonate people and bilk money from strangers. |
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Instead they allegedly went crazy in the streets of Cambridge, assaulting strangers and brutally raping one young man. |
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When I was first diagnosed with cancer I made the decision to share my story with strangers. |
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Partly, it may be a desire to quell emotions in front of strangers. |
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When Derek and I met we were total strangers, so it took us awhile to learn to trust each other in a creative, collaborative way. |
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The mom wasn't too friendly to strangers, since she was a stray. |
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Respect was shown through the courteous use of forms of address when talking to strangers, persons of authority, and anyone in an age group higher than one's own. |
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Today, however, ambitious politicians feel no compunction at launching initial campaigns as strangers and newcomers. |
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The German shepherd is, at heart, a friendly dog, but it will always want to make sure strangers have a right to enter its home before admittance is granted. |
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After countless renovations for strangers, the Property Brothers are inviting you to their home. |
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Hollaback is right to shine a light on these creepy comments from creepy strangers. |
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Also, they will foot grasp, lip-smack, nuzzle, gently grasp one another and sit pressed together in addition to agonistically responding to strangers. |
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Perhaps there is a wild cherry tree in the front yard, two almond trees at some distance from a cluster of walnut trees, lilacs staring at strangers. |
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All patients can do is trust that the strangers on their health care team are competent and caring enough to do their best to help correct whatever ails the patient. |
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Lot welcomes the strangers with open arms, as is customary for the times. |
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It's fine to complain to your friends, workmates or perfect strangers. |
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The experience left them sanguine about the sometimes vitriolic opinions of strangers on the Internet. |
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Thus every day, on my blog, these strangers show up, just to shoot the breeze, flirt, kvetch, veer off topic and, most of all, pay zero attention to what I have written. |
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He found the rest to be dedicated and ever ready to race into direst danger for the sake of complete strangers. |
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At just shy of 21, these true young guns are no strangers to the industry. |
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I therefore shall not follow the example of LeGallois, in trying to justify physiologists in the eyes of strangers to science who reproach them with cruelty. |
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Fair Isle's residents are surprisingly used to seeing strangers strolling around their land ever since cruise ships first dropped anchor off their shores. |
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The three strangers were really three angels sent by God to allow Abraham to perform the kindness he longed to do, in spite of his pain and incapacitation. |
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We go further when we revitalize the bonds of the social connection by making kin of strangers, by embracing diversity that enriches the mosaic of our national unity. |
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These online communities are establishing familial bonds between strangers. |
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Life is too short for brooding about the vocabularies of strangers. |
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It celebrated the frivolity and camaraderie, pain, and pleasure that come with living with other people, even strangers. |
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Be especially aware of strangers loitering around ATMs this time of year. |
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Females who were taught not to trust strangers consistently experienced greater fear of intimacy and more loneliness than did those who were not trained to distrust strangers. |
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In schools, public services and in our dealings with strangers, our rule-bound, box-ticking, risk-averse culture is designed to protect us from one another. |
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He is an emotionless, lost soul wandering the streets and helping out strangers while looking for a clean razor and dry cleaner for his dirty overcoat! |
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When not rolling along at five miles an hour, Alvin encounters a number of strangers, from a teenage runaway to a fellow Second World War veteran. |
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In the lyric that follows, the speaker imagines himself as a being contented to be a guest and a stranger, committed to coexistence with other guests and strangers. |
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Uninvited strangers in HAZMAT suits could alarm even the stablest of communities. |
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Many readers will no doubt be surprised just how friendly Mailer was, how helpful he was to friends and strangers alike. |
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And given Friedman's thesis, how will we muster the social capital to welcome all these strangers with open arms? |
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The solar eclipse, Thursday, portends healthy detachment from siblings and other strangers. |
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Other Amazing Race contestants are tetchy that the couple are there, as the pair find it easier to get favours from strangers because they get recognised. |
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The West Highland Terrier is a friendly, happy dog, and its personality is unlike the rather wary Scottie which can sometimes appear to be leery of strangers. |
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Traditionally, the community has eschewed visitors and strangers to their towns, and strictly forbade outside marriage. |
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For most New Yorkers, there are few things as irksome as strangers accosting you on the street. |
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Absolute strangers send me tips on the stock market and ideas for starting a new business that I could run with a laptop computer from my new condo in Hawaii. |
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But do I sit about in pubs beerily boring friends and strangers. |
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Start posting your public key at the bottom of e-mails and newsgroup postings, so that strangers who are interested in your points can e-mail your privately. |
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Nagging criticism, serious fights, flirting with strangers, and starting an affair are the classical ways of breaking out of the cage of a sex-starved relationship. |
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Still, Cuccinelli has shown his own tropism toward the kindness of strangers. |
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I am loathe to discuss in person the minutia of the show with strangers or, indeed, friends. |
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Dancing with my friends was a blast, dancing with strangers was too. |
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The user selects a username and then adds the usernames of friends, acquaintances, or strangers. |
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If either Diana and Edith, Diana and Frank, or Edith and Frank are strangers, then Alice and the unacquainted pair make three people who do not know one another. |
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Meanwhile, I will be having a final farewell party this Friday with all my buddies, climbing friends, old coworkers, old classmates and random strangers. |
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Although I wasn't in the habit of talking to strangers, he didn't seem sketchy, so I walked over to the car and bent down to get to his eye level. |
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Erupting into spontaneous song and having strangers fully embrace it rather than recoil? |
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We settled in, three armed strangers, in our off-the-rack suits and bullet-resistant vests. |
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It is a world of habitual mistrust and violence, a world unhealed by that simple act of recognition that can turn strangers into community, a minority into the mainstream. |
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It hurts every time I am called names and insulted by virtual strangers. |
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The fact remains that sportsmen and alcohol are hardly strangers in the night, and most of the game's mythical booze-ups have involved Australian cricketers. |
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In the telephone interaction presented below, the strangers begin by exchanging offers, followed by the seller offering repeated and unreciprocated concessions. |
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Abdi research noted that this form of adaptation demonstrated the African concept of Ubuntu, which describes the African people as trusting and unsuspicious of strangers. |
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It can be a relatively mild insult among friends, you should avoid saying it to strangers unless you want a smack in the mush or a punch up the bracket. |
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The owners of this property have had their peace of mind destroyed and will now be very, very unwelcoming of strangers who just happen on the property. |
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Vee has a soft heart for strangers, especially ones with artistic talent. |
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Compared to the struggles of faraway strangers depicted in docos and newsflashes, the lot of a citizen in a 21st Century western democracy is mostly a Godsend. |
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Mabanckou pairs the porcupine with a Congolese boy, who attacks and kills neighbors and strangers with little provocation. |
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Ten strangers are trapped by a rainstorm at an isolated desert hotel and someone starts bumping them off until they eventually turn on each other. |
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The book itself, of course, is proof positive that the strangers came around. |
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They encounter a little ugly man who is understandably furious at the invasion of his property by these two strangers and vociferates horrific but comically impotent threats. |
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Suddenly he burst out laughing, making total strangers jump in shock. |
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In 19 th-century Malaya young men ran amok butchering strangers with a sword, usually after suffering a massive blow to their self-esteem or prestige. |
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Whether you are relying on the kindness of friends, relatives or strangers, you are placing yourself in a position of dependence rather than independence. |
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There were two Scots and one Irishman at very senior levels advising the bid team, being no strangers to the Byzantine politics of European football. |
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He's my real-life boyfriend, so we have the emotional connectedness required to convince a cabstand full of strangers that we were a married couple on the brink. |
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Many have taken to paying people to go to bars, cafes and clubs to talk up the relative merits of a product to complete strangers in the guise of casual conversation. |
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I needed to go to a place where I could reconnect with my own humanity, and that of strangers. |
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The President's weekly levees are numerously attended by strangers and citizens, but the proportion of Congressmen and military officials is small. |
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The calumet was a tobacco pipe, highly revered by the Illinois, which could be used to end disputes, strengthen alliances, and ensure peaceful relationships with strangers. |
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In a world without motels and restaurants, people were required to welcome strangers into their homes. |
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I straightened my spine and stood back up upon my wobbly legs, with a steady gaze that was all too familiar to me of how Tommy addressed strangers that disapproved of him. |
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When you play a show for a gang of strangers who end up digging your noise, the ultimate capper is cold beer with your bandmates followed by a big bold round of shots. |
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A man in a crowded Colorado movie theater randomly executing a roomful of total strangers including women and children? |
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At the end he stands center stage to receive the applause, patient and stone-faced, impassive under the weight of all these strangers and their love. |
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All of them are strangers who have in some way irritated me beyond reason. |
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The jury heard that the two women were strangers and had been drinking. |
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Manderson makes it clear that there are strangers within our midst in the form of the poor and the marginalised as well as the strangers at our door. |
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These girls were strangers too, but they thought he was hilarious. |
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Almost all other artistes in the college campus are strangers. |
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Our taxi driver hadn't uttered a word thus far, not even the acknowledgement of knowing where he was taking us, who were strangers in the big unwelcome city. |
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Small children smiled happily at us who were strangers in their town. |
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The bulk of the crowd tonight is in its early thirties and few of them, judging by their appearance, are strangers to happy hours in shopping-mall pubs. |
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Not that Pramod Mohan and Prameeda Mohan are strangers to the canvas. |
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I had 20-page faxes of handwritten itineraries, imploring phone calls in the middle of the night, notes from strangers, the itinerant yogis of subcontinental tourism. |
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We tested whether a suboscine bird, the alder flycatcher, was able to discriminate between songs of neighbors and strangers despite limited individual variation in song. |
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Anyone who has ever witnessed one of those homecomings at an airport and watched as strangers applauded this person in uniform knows how very deeply those feelings run. |
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They're populated by gentry, religious, working people, strangers, supernaturals, and an occasional chieftain, and at some point, everyone dances. |
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Among the more salubrious consolations of the past months have been 5000 letters of support from the public and the unsolicited hugs of strangers. |
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He very likely heard such famous circuit riders as Havens and Cartwright, as they were not strangers to south central Indiana and the Wabash River valley. |
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She moves out, leaving him in the clutches of the two strangers. |
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This doesn't mean that I give friends or strangers the right to lecture me about how much sugar or fat is in the piece of peach cobbler I'm eating. |
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She tried to sound cheerful about it, but her undertone implicated that she wasn't looking forward to more staring and pointing from complete strangers. |
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Others steadfastly maintain that numbers such as those are grossly inflated, and that abduction of children by strangers with bad intent is actually quite rare. |
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I imagine that strangers have even a harder time figuring him out. |
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Neighbors who were strangers only hours ago now collaborate to erect buildings, construct roads, distribute food, establish defenses, and organize trade. |
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The swallow may fly south with the sun or the house martin or the plover may seek warmer climes in winter, yet these are not strangers to our land? |
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This allows for the spontaneous coordination of multiple signals from multiple sources, strangers working cooperatively within the same spread of spectrum. |
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With its swirled flashy design and swishy beaded fringe, the lampshades are like a flirtatious smile in a roomful of strangers, bold and impossible to ignore. |
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But today it's hard to conceive of Edmontonians forfeiting their own livelihoods to benefit everyone, including strangers in a different province. |
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It is sufficiently perturbed by this pandemic of kids carrying out surreal stunts on strangers to issue handy hints on how to spot a happy slapper who's about to cuff you one. |
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And they know it's your car because they know you and they know you because your street is a cul-de-sac and strangers have little reason to walk through it. |
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Leopold Hawelka, himself, will often add to the day's gaiety by inducing strangers to share your table, leaving you free to ignore or chat to them as you will. |
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It is both familiar, in that we are all reluctant to connect with strangers, and alien in that Reza's view is very Gallic, very philosophically French. |
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None of these strangers imagines that each night I go home to a woman, that I march in gay pride parades, that I fight their assumptions on a daily basis. |
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Claustrophobia was fifth, with fear of dying and fear of heights, germs, strangers and vomit also appearing among the top 10 terrors. |
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Shunnings divided families, turning sisters and brothers into strangers..... even if the shunned one repented and returned home. |
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I says to him I'd ort to of knowed jist how lonelyhearted you was feelin'. Me that knows how it is to go amon'st strangers. |
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You have paid more heed to other people, to strangers, and have taken no account of your mother's pleas. |
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A suicide pact negotiated over the internet, often between complete strangers, is an Internet suicide pact. |
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The corsairs were no strangers to the South West of England where raids were known in a number of coastal communities. |
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The Oslo World Music Festival showcases people who are stars in their own country but strangers in Norway. |
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Since humans are deeply social beings, if you put 100 strangers together you will observe rapid groupification. |
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After that, I resumed walking, on account of it involves little contact with strangers. |
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