Consider four familiar situations.

We're not friends. We're acquaintances.

Craig says from the start, she felt a jolt of recognition familiar smells, familiar images.

These familiar particles also have less familiar second and third generations, which have the same charges as the first but have much higher masses.

But there are stranger aspects to Japan s sluggish economy.

In his presence they talked as acquaintances.

ALL Moscow, including both relatives and friends, had congregated in the church.

In other words, the acquaintances and benefactors of the East Asian leaders were cronies, whereas those of US leaders were friends ?

Friends and local residents spent seven days unsuccessfully looking for him.

They called me, relatives wrote to me, strangers, some unknown people.

My friends, human rights activists, checked the number plates it turned out that they were looking for me.

Mr. White and I aren't friends. We're just acquaintances.

Kitty told him the names of the acquaintances and others whom they met.

In Washington, friends said, This is our rising star, like a young Kennedy.

I was convinced that all my close friends and acquaintances think the same.

Do you recognize me? I asked him. We are old friends.

At times, the rules of the game are transparent and still the established and incompetent triumph.

I love it that my Muslim conversation partners often speak of beauty as a core moral value.

But for heaven's sake' her look added 'do not think that I shall force myself on you.

It s hard to peg me, she says. In fact, even people from my background don t understand what s going on.

So full of ourselves and so self righteous!

The nineteenth century invented the familiar terms pure and applied science as a way of reconciling these alternative understandings.

Usually, relatives or acquaintances source the person responsible for transferring undocumented immigrants across the border and negotiate a fee.

These banks are

That's the news.

We have visions like this. We have visions like this.

But he continually met acquaintances who stopped him, told him about the races that had been run, and asked him why he was so late.

Men who had long not met some from the Crimea, some from Petersburg, and some from abroad came together in those halls.

Otherwise, disputes about fulfillment of this or that provision will lead the entire process back into the familiar quicksand of Middle East futility.

Karenin glanced absent mindedly at the numberless familiar portraits decorating the boudoir, and sitting down by the table opened a New Testament that was on it.

Here and there he came across all sorts of people he knew old and young, some whom he only just knew and some with whom he was intimate.

Meanwhile, many Mexican Americans I know don't feel like they're a part of either.

Such statements are encouraging.

They are so different.

Such trends are dangerous.

There are such plans.

That's the way the cookie crumbles.

Who are they?

Such pretty flowers!

You're so predictable.

These things happen.

You're so bad.

Bunnies are so cute.

That's just the way it is.

You are so stupid.