"They're going to fly to Rome and will meet you there, " his agent pleaded.

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You need to put yourself out there where you can be seen and where you can meet others.

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You know there is something different about Heather the moment she steps out of her office to meet you.

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There are moments in your life when you meet someone half your age who who has accomplished twice as much.

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At any party, at any meeting, there's always a photographer and if you meet with the President you get a picture a few weeks later.

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If you look at Africans all over the world, wherever they meet, there's that emotional attachment.

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Did you actually know that there are in the order of 800 meet-ups a month now?

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In both diplomacy and business, there is a profound message sent when you travel to meet a putative partner, or adversary.

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From there, you'll have to decide where to open up shop and meet the local zoning requirements--not a huge challenge for real estate agencies.

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But as you suggest, there comes a tipping point where sense of duty and obligations to family begin to meet.

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But I think the one thing that one has noticed is that younger people today, there's a huge culture of sort of going to bars and you know they tend to meet at sort of 6.30 in a bar somewhere and then decide what they want to do.

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It is one thing, as we've seen in the past, to say here is my plan, which everyone out here knows has no chance of clearing Congress because the elements in it don't have bipartisan support, there's no evidence of historical bipartisan support -- or you can put forward ideas that meet that test and create jobs and grow the economy.

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