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in person

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in person
physically. Though they chatted online, they'd never met in person. The actor looks even shorter in person than he does on the screen.
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These articles were brought to me by Skyresh Bolgolam in person attended by two under-secretaries, and several persons of distinction.
All that I felt was that I had a right to go in person and beg the Baron's and the Baroness's pardon--the more so since, of late, I had been feeling unwell and unstrung, and had been in a fanciful condition.
He had already ascertained the contents of the lodge in which were collected the woman and her young children, and had passed several gigantic frames, stretched on different piles of brush, which happily for him lay in unconscious helplessness, when he reached the spot occupied by Ishmael in person.
 
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