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Dr. Amit Raj’s cousins kept nudging him to ask Dr. Ami Modi out. So he got her on board to pretend they were dating. Soon enough, they really were.
Author: Rosalie R. Radomsky
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From Volunteers to High School Sweethearts
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Hannah Sellinger and Basil Azim met while working for a mentorship program in Texas. He then asked for a number he already had.
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Getting a Charge Out of a Drone Instructor
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Austin Brown taught Chelsea Wilson how to fly a drone while she was charging her phone. Love took flight later.
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Living ‘Out Loud and Proud’ in Berlin
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Paula Sapion Miranda dazzled Deidre Olsen — who also lived in Germany — with colorful flowers and a line from a Pablo Neruda poem.
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When His Air-Conditioner Broke Down, Things Heated Up
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Harvey Starin first considered Dorine Seidman, a former president of their homeowner’s association, “stern and scary.” That changed.
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Marriage Was Not in His Plan, Divine Intervention Changed That
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Brad Stensrude was seriously committed to Denise Pinto but never wanted to marry again. During a tour of Israel, he had a revelation.
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Winning the Long Game in Love
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Patrick Sheehan always wanted Carolyn Cost to be his girlfriend. After dating casually for years, he finally got his wish.
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She Had It Made in Her Shades
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Dr. Bothwell Lee was taken with Lynne Greene from the first date. She less so, but their literary banter later won her over.
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Playing Hard to Get Online? No, He Was Just Too Busy.
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Eugene Daniels and Nate Stephens matched on three dating sites, but it took a while before they finally connected.