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Discover LudwigThe phrase "we've crossed paths" is correct and can be used in written English
Generally, it is used to describe a situation in which two people have encountered or interacted with each other in the past, even if only briefly. For example, "It's nice to see you again, we've crossed paths a few times over the years."
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BW: We've crossed paths, but very briefly.
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We had crossed paths with a lone cross-country skier.
"Peter's a guy around town so we had crossed paths many times," explains Meloy.
I never met Stephen, but when I look at his picture I know that we have crossed paths before.
If we have crossed paths, I more than likely shared my favorite piece of advice that I learned from the internet.
We had crossed path before to talk about the slim chances for a peace process in Colombia, but in recent times it was the Peace without Border concert promoted by the Colombian pop star Juanes that gave us more opportunities to get together.
We hear, Mr. Evans, that you've crossed paths with PARIS HILTON?
Since then, it has been my peculiar good fortune that I've crossed paths with Julia many times.
The iOS app's home screen shows a reverse chronological list of all the people you've crossed paths with.
It's debuting an interactive map where users can discover those people they've crossed paths with over the past seven days.
Thank you to everyone I've crossed paths with during my time as a player.
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