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her inspiration and the reason she speaks up. ev making a point through her photos, each one published unretouched. as for osaka,a ser says her former opponent praised her for herself, telling her, continue trail blazing. blayne alexander, nbc news, london. >> and that is "nbc nightly news" for this tuesday. i'm lester holt for all of us at nbc news. thank you for watching and good night. >> today on "steve" -- w valentine's k day is right around the corner. from bache lrette rachelindsay. >> i know a thing or two abo roses. ofplus, after a life service -- >> you're used to wearing a

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spreadsheet. he kept track of it, just a excuses that the she gave him. this is the actual spreadsheet here. crowd member: wow! crowd member: holy! steve: we pull out a couple of things. like she told him one time, i'm watching the sw, "friends." is in reruns! [laughter] steve: that's hard. she told him one time, i won't have time to get showered and ready for dinner. the dude made a note that we were 20 minutes early for dinner and dinner was right downstairs in they house. [laughter] s o he ain't really understanding this. then it was just no. now, look behind the blue writings. he kept track ofhe days. a row. how many no's in then there was a yes close to the bottom. then right after that, let get right on back to these no's. the, do you understand effect that you have on a man

just when you say no? it's hard. [laughter] steve: we've all heard no. including me. man in here that hasn't heardo. now, in some prior relationships heard no quite often. i'm gonna share some of the excuses that i've heard over the years.