Now, that doesn't legitimize Trump, but certainly I think one of my most ... I'm overall an admirer of Obama, but I'm not a great admirer of his relationship with Silicon Valley.
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That said, Romans is no great admirer of the establishment.
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"La Follette is a wonder," a Roosevelt admirer told the
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Prince had been a huge Kate Bush admirer for years.
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President Ronald Reagan was General Ríos Montt's most prominent admirer.
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"He's not staying there past 2017," texted another Weiner admirer.
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As for Bella's mystery admirer -- it's not polite to stare.
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Last Thursday morning, Bjork, 22, learned he had an admirer.
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" Moments later, an admirer shouted, "Obama for the Supreme Court!
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I was, and still am, an admirer of Joe Biden.
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Along the way, he found an admirer in David Bowie.
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As a longtime admirer of Chang's work, I am conflicted.
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Even a longtime Spencer admirer might wonder the same thing.
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I'm also a great admirer of lyricists, especially Stephen Sondheim.
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I had never met him and was a great admirer.
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Teigen has long been an outspoken admirer of Chef David Chang.
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After Cardi granted a hug to her admirer, the entertainers left.
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"I've been a great admirer," he said of the couple's work.
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"I was really an admirer of his poetry," he tells PEOPLE.
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"I'm a great admirer of [Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi], " Buffett said.
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Phil Bryant of Mississippi, a conservative and admirer of Mr. Trump's.
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Chrissy Teigen has an admirer, and it's far from a secret.
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She is an admirer by nature, sometimes less credibly than others.
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How often does an unabashed admirer like Mr. Raskin come along?
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"Wow, your entire autograph fits over your biceps," one admirer observed.
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But he is an admirer of Cohen's work and introduced himself.
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Wilhelm, Carlos's father, was a Nazi sympathizer and admirer of Hitler.
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Hemingway and Kennedy never met, but the late president was an admirer.
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Lawrence's Lady Remember this: Lawrence earns an admirer in bank teller Tasha.
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"THE WAY HE LOOKS AT HER," one admirer commented on Obama's post.
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For the love of peonies Someone has a not-so-secret admirer!
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Her mother, an admirer of Eleanor Roosevelt, died when she was seventeen.
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One admirer, however, told me about her interest in Victorian mourning jewelry.
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Ms. Merkel has called herself a longtime "admirer" of Ms. Kramp-Karrenbauer.
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But, surprisingly, he is an eloquent admirer of certain forms of irrationality.
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I was not a great admirer, as you can no doubt tell.
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" An admirer sent her a note instructing her to watch "Gilmore Girls.
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"I'm a great admirer of Indian jewelry; it's my heritage," he said.
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For example, I have a friend who is an avid Trump admirer.
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Still, the tone of Dr. Griffiths's email concerned another admirer, the Rev.
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Howard Dean couldn't walk two steps without being approached by an admirer.
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But he's lost the trust of one famous former admirer: Steve Wozniak.
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But thanks, I am a big admirer of you and your work.
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Bolsonaro is an avid admirer of Trump, tweeting his congratulations on Inauguration Day.
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In his youth he was an anti-Semite and an admirer of Hitler.
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Though she noticed the orange-and-white tomcat, she never approached her admirer.
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An admirer of late prime minister Margaret Thatcher, he strongly supports free markets.
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"So you have lost a follower, and worst, an admirer 😔" wrote _boyafraid_.
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But he was a lifelong admirer of the United States and (especially) Britain.
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Dad was an admirer of the anti-materialism exemplified by the Beat poets.
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But, he told CNBC, "I'm a great admirer" of Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi.
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On piano is Danny Grissett, an admirer and in some respects an heir.
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"There's an absurdity to Gorey's work that resonates with people," one admirer said.
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"He leaves a heartbroken girl in every town," one admirer helpfully informs another.
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I am a great friend and admirer of the Queen & the United Kingdom.
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For Bourdain, an admirer of William S. Burroughs, heroin held a special allure.
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WILFRED FROST: Are you an admirer of E-Trade's corporate stock plan business?
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"His mind was a remarkable instrument," wrote Winston Churchill, no admirer of Bolshevism.
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As a very infrequent admirer, I was surprised by how much I liked.
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With Affection, Allergic Admirer P.S. We both hope you find your perfect home soon!
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And the "My Heart Will Go On" singer isn't the only high-profile admirer.
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He describes himself as a great admirer of Bob Dylan, last year's Nobel laureate.
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Another admirer was Eleanor Holmes Norton, Washington's nonvoting delegate to the House of Representatives.
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Hoffman, this social exile ends when an admirer of her mother's begins paying her
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"You're amazing Tyler ♥️ you're so deserving of a beautiful life," wrote one admirer.
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Even Stalin counted himself an admirer — he attended one of Bulgakov's plays 15 times.
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President, you don't know me, but I am Gardnar Mulloy, an admirer of yours.
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Still waiting … Bret: One of the reasons I remain an admirer of Jeff Flake.
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She was also in "Lethal Admirer," a Lifetime movie, which aired earlier this year.
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A libertarian and admirer of Ayn Rand, he once lived in a vegetarian collective.
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Gray Davis (D), a Newsom admirer and Brown's chief of staff in the 1970s.
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Still, "this is the home of the wolf," said Mr. Tomazic, a confessed admirer.
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And I know that you're a great admirer of Hujar, as am I. Why?
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Today in the red chair is Evan Ratliff, someone I'm a huge admirer of.
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Courtney Love, who appears in the movie as a composite character, was also JT's admirer.
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She reads aloud from a new thread—a different male admirer has complimented her beauty.
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It seems the first secret admirer is someone who has a simple crush on Josie.
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Coronel said she was an admirer of the performer and was not jealous at all.
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Indeed, J. Edgar Hoover himself—another tough guy with a hidden side—was an admirer.
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One admirer boasted of fashioning a lamp out of an empty bottle of Trump Vodka.
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"He's the cool kid at the party we all want to be," an admirer says.
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Hammon was far less famous, but Popovich was an admirer, and he recognized her, too.
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"That's got to be Charlie Rangel!" an admirer shouted from behind, catching up to him.
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Margaret Sanger's grandson, Alex Sanger, was and is a big admirer of his grandmother's work.
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SHERRIE MATZA San Francisco To the Editor: I am a longtime admirer of Paul Krugman.
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He was a great admirer of the Vier Jahreszeiten ("Four Seasons"), the hotel in Munich.
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I thought that maybe it was from a secret admirer or an early birthday present.
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Mort was a pro, and like all of us, a genuine admirer of Bill's work.
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"I have always been a huge admirer of Natalie," Mr. Neves said after the announcement.
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"Just a regular day at the#grocery store," Carey captioned a photo posing with an admirer.
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Love, Simon (2018) We couldn't ask for more from this teen rom-com secret admirer reveal.
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It takes front to pull off a free-meal swindle, and I'm an admirer of gall.
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I'm a big…I hesitate to say fan, but I'm a big admirer of his work.
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And as an admirer of your work, I knew it would be an entirely new experience.
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He remains a die-hard admirer of the old USSR and its domestic and foreign policies.
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He told CNBC he is a great admirer of Khosrowshahi, but ultimately no investment was made.
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"It's unseemly for him," said Mr. Kudlow, who considers himself an admirer of Mr. Summers' work.
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An admirer in the audience wondered how her moderate brother could win over left-wing voters.
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I'm an Elizabeth McCracken admirer but her new one, "Bowlaway," was too whimsical for my tastes.
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Soroush was initially an admirer of Khomeini, and used Popper to rebut Marxism's broad and unprovable claims.
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One admirer even offered him breakfast and gave him Rs 12 as a mark of his appreciation.
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She was an outspoken admirer of Mao Zedong even after the Great Leap Forward and Cultural Revolution.
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Buffett still told CNBC's Quick then that he was a big admirer of Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi.
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"I've been a big admirer of '60 Minutes' since my days as a young reporter," said Winfrey.
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It's not because it's a money machine, it's because I'm a huge admirer of what he did.
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Léo Delibes's gorgeous score is often compared to Tchaikovsky's "Swan Lake" — and Tchaikovsky himself was an admirer.
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The spiky, possessive Nancy was forever jealous when her own admirer Evelyn Waugh fell at Diana's feet.
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Mr. Wilson was an admirer of the Ku Klux Klan and reinstated segregation in the federal government.
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Ed Berenson: During his time, Laboulaye was the leading French expert and admirer of the United States.
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Okay, so we can't actually say for sure whether Phil is a lifelong admirer of Theodore Roosevelt.
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This admirer — and practitioner — of magic and illusion in art pleads for bland, mediocre reality in politics.
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"To me it's totally Hudson River Valley," says Bugdaycay, a longtime admirer of American arts and crafts.
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But also there was Mr. Laziou, an admirer of the far-right, nationalist leader Marine Le Pen.
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"Skins" comes with a guest appearance from Kanye West, a vocal admirer, and a striking marketing campaign.
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He was a near balance of observer and observed, 238 percent admirer, 212 percent work of art.
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The president tweeted that he's "a great friend and admirer" of Queen Elizabeth and the United Kingdom.
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As a longtime reader, admirer and competitor of The Journal, I think the internal critics are right.
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"I'm a great admirer of what Jérôme does in such a high category of watches," she said.
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Richard Eyre, then the artistic director of the National Theater, was a huge admirer of the play.
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" Berlioz, too, was a passionate admirer who devoted two chapters to Spontini in "Evenings with the Orchestra.
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One online admirer has carefully tracked minute changes in her hair (which, for one thing, is purple).
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A lifelong liberal, he was hardly an admirer of Trump's ruthless and single-minded pursuit of profit.
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The director said that his wife had been a big admirer of the "Kung Fu Panda" movies.
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Although Gorsuch clerked for Justice Byron White and Justice Anthony Kennedy, he was a deep admirer of Scalia.
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Another admirer was lucky enough to snap a few selfies with the "No Tears Left to Cry" singer. .
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John McDonnell, his shadow chancellor, is an admirer not only of Marx but also of Lenin and Trotsky.
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Much like Marine Le Pen, Fillon is an admirer of Russian leader Vladimir Putin, who he knows personally.
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A. and I are pleasantly surprised and try to deduce who our mysterious admirer is with no luck.
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FC Ambassador Carol, for example, is downright elated to be a picker, and is clearly a Bezos admirer.
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Last summer Mr Iglesias endorsed his British admirer, who had hailed the Spaniard's "new way of doing politics".
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Magician Matt G' shared footage of an unusual admirer at one of his recent performances: A curious orangutan.
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An outspoken admirer of U.S. President Donald Trump, Bolsonaro has said he aims to improve ties with Washington.
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As an admirer of Kennan and a follower of his thinking, I've been dogging this issue ever since.
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Until his specter is finally vanquished, it inconveniently appears every time she tries to kiss her new admirer.
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So, I'm a great admirer of that and have always sort of lived my life in that way.
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You could even learn of a secret admirer or hear something your partner has never told another soul.
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A local admirer paid a visit to the phenomenal young human beings from Stoneman Douglas High School today.
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"Peace has come to many places as never before," declared Frederick Douglass, an ally and admirer of Grant's.
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" Of his diet at the camp, he said he had become "a great admirer of the German potato.
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This admirer of "The Golden Girls" and Balanchine had a predilection for fur coats, Converse sneakers and cats.
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An admirer of Malcolm X, Angela Davis, Muhammad Ali and many others, Bennett is an agent of change.
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The series is curated by the American choreographer Mark Morris, a passionate admirer of Indian dance and music.
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Though I am by no means an expert in Moroccan cuisine, I have long been an ardent admirer.
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And his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, was not an admirer of Ms. Nielsen, several administration officials said.
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The one-term member of the House of Representatives declared himself an "unapologetic admirer" of Teddy Roosevelt's conservation legacy.
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Always "on," these Borzois didn't miss an opportunity to turn a casual dog lover into a dedicated Borzoi admirer.
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He also called himself an "unapologetic admirer of Teddy Roosevelt," a former Republican president who pioneered public land conservation.
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Remember the days when you gave your secret admirer a single carnation to show that you had a crush?
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Perhaps Mr Trump is a secret admirer of Paul Krugman, a liberal economist, and plans a big Keynesian stimulus?
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For Costello, an enormous admirer of McCartney's work, holding the final product in his hand was a major milestone.
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He was the editor of the Village Voice Literary Supplement and an ardent admirer of Edward Said (sorry, Lee).
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He told CNBC he is a great admirer of Uber CEO Dara Khasrowshahi, but ultimately no investment was made.
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I am a great admirer of his work, and it would have been discussed had there been more space.
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An admirer of Dostoevsky and Flaubert, Proust was as practiced as they were at literary types of human portraiture.
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Brazil's new president-elect, Jair Bolsonaro, is an ardent admirer — and shrewd imitator — of his U.S. counterpart Donald Trump.
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Saarinen was the primary recipient of Booth's patronage, which likely rankled his chief rival and admirer: Frank Lloyd Wright.
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"It is no secret that I have long been an admirer of Wayne," Mourinho said on United's website (www.manutd.com).
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An admirer can be forgiven for approaching "A Quiet Passion," Terence Davies's new movie about Dickinson's life, with trepidation.
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Ronald Reagan was a professed "admirer" of Rand but embraced religion—a stark violation of Rand's hardline atheism. Ted
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One resounding image of "Queen & Slim" is that photograph of the couple, now fugitives, taken by a young admirer.
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He's a great admirer of scenery, and often stops to show off just how gorgeous these interplanetary vistas are.
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But recently Prime Minister Hun Sen, an admirer of President Trump, has appealed to him to forgive the debt.
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So it's fitting that one of Olio's central figures is a fervent admirer of The Souls of Black Folk.
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An avowed admirer of Russian president Vladimir Putin and U.S. president Donald Trump, Ecclestone was clear about where he stood.
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She thought the admirer was being cute until he congratulated Miller for "hitting that," as if Grande herself wasn't present.
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"Ezra Miller really dressed like a sassy sleeping bag last night & somehow managed to pull it off," tweeted one admirer.
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I'm the world's biggest admirer of the Internet Archive because that material would have been impossible to access without it.
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I have been a long time admirer of Chrissy Teigen and have wanted her cookbook, Cravings, since it was released.
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Chloe Grace Moretz declined a doorstep offering of cookies from a young male admirer ... and reported him to authorities instead.
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He is an admirer of people like Paul Jackson, Noriko Ambe, and Robert Lang, but isn't directly influenced by them.
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She's an admirer of both Sheryl Sandberg and Grace Hopper, two women who represent the intersection of business and innovation.
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For the procrastinating admirer, there's still time to print out an array of zinger-filled political Valentines for a paramour.
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Voters should consider what sort of deals Mr. Putin might obtain if Mr. Trump, his admirer, wins the White House.
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"Grandpa, you're my idol!" one admirer wrote on Mr. Wang's Weibo social media account, one of thousands of similar comments.
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Russell is almost seduced at the book's start by a hot, brassy admirer of his friend Jeff, the dead artist.
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While 50A's "One sending flowers, say" is ADMIRER, "One holding flowers" at 52A is not the recipient, but the VASE.
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A son might rise and become a father; a daughter might become a mother; an admirer of art, an artist.
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Justice Wadyajena, a Mnangagwa admirer and outspoken ZANU-PF parliamentarian, reminded his Twitter followers of the dangers of personality cults.
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Ed Smith, the policy director for the non-profit Missouri Coalition for the Environment is an admirer of the women.
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Well I have been an acquaintance of and admirer of Bob Greenblatt, the head of NBCUniversal, for a long time.
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Alessandro Michele, who invited her to help promote a line of Gucci watches earlier this year, is also an admirer.
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She became a fervent admirer as Mr. Bolsonaro vowed to take drastic measures to restore security, like tougher prison sentences.
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Given this percussive montage, Dreyer was taken by some contemporary critics as an admirer of the Soviet filmmaker Sergei Eisenstein.
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Sylvia Swayze, a business owner in Greensboro and an admirer of Bloomberg, said she had not heard a sufficient apology.
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My friend, Christopher James, an artist and Smithson admirer, had been tracking the water levels around the jetty for years.
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"When I grow up I want to be as evil as the media manager of @Wendy's," wrote one admirer Tuesday.
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Mr. Duterte, an admirer of Mr. Marcos, imposed martial law in the southern Philippines after an Islamist uprising last year.
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Gorsuch is famously a huge admirer of Scalia, and travels in the same broad intellectual circles as Baude and Volokh.
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Mr. Wilson said he was an admirer and a friend of the Hammond family — "I support them 100 percent," he said.
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Each episode focuses in on a different tape, given to the 13 people including her admirer and friend Clay (Dylan Minnette).
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Mr Timothy, her guru, is an admirer of Joseph Chamberlain, a Victorian "people's Tory" who led the campaign against free trade.
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"That's why so many idolized Lemmy," he says, himself an obvious admirer of the Born To Lose, Live To Win legend.
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Admirer High Heel Sandals, $59.99; Cookie Crossbody Bag, $49Graphic Print Knot-Front Shirt, $40Cookie Crossbody Bag, $49 Dressed Down: Buy It!
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Compare and contrast Burke's "Reflections" with "Considerations on France" (1797) by Joseph de Maistre, a Savoyard admirer of the Bourbon monarchy.
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The Labour Party, which has been taken over by a hard-left admirer of Hugo Chávez, is ahead in the polls.
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Her new admirer, Daddy, Barbara's right-hand woman, brings her a "gift basket" (A for Effort) with coveted toiletries — and oxy.
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He says he's a great admirer of Bill and Melinda Gates and how they have used their fortune to help humankind.
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"I'm an admirer of Steve Bannon and the Trump family," Sessions said during an interview with conservative radio host Laura Ingraham.
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"I've been a big admirer of 60 Minutes since my days as a young reporter," Oprah stated in a news release.
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"I've been a long admirer of Kate and Laura's work," Vevers explained to us about working with the California-based designers.
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An ardent admirer of Trump, Bolsonaro chose Washington as the site of his first state visit since being inaugurated in January.
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But he started exploring his nephew's catalog and quickly turned into a true admirer of Dilla's work and of hip-hop.
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The president has "transferred power", believes Cliver Alcalá, a retired major-general who counts himself an admirer of General Padrino López.
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When he was president, Havel, having lived through the brutality of Soviet Communism, was no admirer of the Chinese Communist system.
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I thought this was too bad, because I am an admirer of reality and hated for it to be set aside.
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Xi is an ardent admirer of Russian President Vladimir Putin, and is emulating many of Putin's political and national security strategies.
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Bolsonaro, an admirer of Brazil's 1964 to 1985 military regime, has accused the Workers Party of trying to rig the elections.
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Khosrowshahi also spoke about legendary investor Warren Buffett, who earlier told CNBC that he was an admirer of the Uber chief.
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Then Ecuador's new president, Lenin Moreno, denounced his predecessor and one-time mentor, Rafael Correa, a demagogic admirer of Venezuela's dictator.
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His biggest admirer was Eudora Welty, with whom he exchanged the hundreds of intimate notes collected in Meanwhile There Are Letters.
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Bolsonaro won the presidency running on a right-wing populist platform and is an open admirer of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Some, like a "collector and admirer of the weird and wonderful" with over 10,000 followers called Skullhunter1979, both show and sell.
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"He's certainly not boring; and people like to talk about people who aren't boring," the novelist Ottessa Moshfegh (an admirer) said.
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Eames Demetrios, an artist who is the grandson of the designer Charles Eames, is a great admirer of my nesting tables.
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When J.D. Salinger was 18, unpublished and spending long hours at his typewriter, he received an encouraging letter from an admirer.
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But — and I write this as an earnest admirer of both men — they may be the wrong men for the job.
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An avid follower of news and politics, and an admirer of Kopple's 1990 documentary, he remembers it as a big deal.
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Mr. Wolff, an admirer of ancient pottery, instead spent a quiet Saturday in a Beijing museum browsing 2,200-year-old bowls.
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So, as a humble fan and admirer, I'm here to give you some advice, because I want to see you succeed.
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If it does come out that Cheryl is Josie's admirer it's likely that the kids at Riverdale High won't be too kind.
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Kravitz, 51, has long been an admirer of Prince, who died Thursday at his Paisley Park compound in Minnesota at age 57.
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By the very end, Nino tracks down his admirer, they share a passionate embrace, and we leave behind a braver, happier Amélie.
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"As an admirer of Ted Kennedy, I recognize that [Chappaquiddick] was a blind spot that I didn't really think about," said Curran.
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About a year-and-a-half ago, Myers was told by a church friend that she had a secret admirer in Wilson.
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In 1825, the Torlonias acquired 270 works amassed by the 17th-century nobleman and art collector Vincenzo Giustiniani, an admirer of Caravaggio.
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This gave SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son, a longtime friend and admirer of Steve Jobs, an opening to differentiate his also-ran network.
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THREE-HORSE RACE An admirer of Margaret Thatcher, Tymoshenko keeps a signed copy of the British prime minister's memoirs in her office.
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Before shutting down her Instagram, Meghan posted several photos of beautiful bouquets of her favorite flower from a not-so-secret admirer.
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I thank the incredible team for their dedication and support, and will continue to be a friend and admirer of the brand.
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The little girl was clearly a big admirer of the actor, as she was dressed as his superhero character for the occasion.
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Unlike Ryan, Dwight had a great Valentine's Day, because a secret admirer *cough* Angela *cough* gave him a bobblehead doll of himself.
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How did the formidable centrist party of Tony Blair end up in the hands of Mr Corbyn, an admirer of Hugo Chávez?
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" Lagerfeld later dubbed himself a "great admirer" of Obama, saying, "I just prefer her without bangs because it doesn't cover her face.
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"You are probably a Democrat and a socialist with literally half a brain," one recent email from an angry Trump admirer began.
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He was a master of Conceptual Art pranks that questioned his own authorship, and an ardently unreconstructed admirer of nude female beauty.
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He said he had been a lifelong admirer of Ms. Fisher's since watching "The Empire Strikes Back" when he was just 4.
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After receiving her first pair from an admirer in her strip club days, she now makes a point of keeping herself supplied.
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THREE-HORSE RACE An admirer of Margaret Thatcher, Tymoshenko keeps a signed copy of the British prime minister's memoirs in her office.
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Taken together, Mr. Laffont's photos form the kind of freewheeling, cleareyed portrait that only a true admirer of the city could create.
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Le fond des douves est aménagé en aquarium souterrain d'où l'on peut admirer les esturgeons et les carpes koï évoluant par-dessus.
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Sims was an admirer of Trump and remains sympathetic to him, though he now fashions himself as more cleareyed about the president.
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His good fortune was that, years before his death in 2000, a writer and admirer, Hilary Spurling, agreed to write his biography.
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Bogdanovich — an admirer turned friend, supplicant and apparent rival — has for decades been among the most ardent keepers of the Wellesian flame.
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Berizzo, an admirer of compatriot Marcelo Bielsa, implemented an intense pressing game with his players suffocating the life out of their opponents.
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One surprising contender: Pope Francis, who extracted himself from the grip of an admirer who wouldn't let go by slapping her hand.
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I'm a huge admirer of Atul Gawande, author of "Being Mortal" and several groundbreaking pieces on health care in The New Yorker.
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She had barely taken her seat in the restaurant before being interrupted by an emotional admirer who dashed over for a selfie.
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If Vincent Sardi had known that Bill was responsible for some of his best customers, he would have been an admirer, too.
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Mr. Fairouz had long been an admirer of Mr. Ignatius's (although they had never met) and asked him to write the libretto.
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At Apple, Mr. Plepler has had a longtime admirer in Eddy Cue, the company's senior vice president of internet software and services.
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It should surprise no one, then, that Vladimir Putin's most devoted American admirer should think that's how elections are supposed to work.
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The necklace, he explained, was a gift offered to him on behalf of a secret admirer after his last show in Tokyo.
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Although Mr. de Blasio did not endorse Mr. Sanders for the Democratic nomination in 2016, he was and remains a fervent admirer.
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Britain: Trump creates a stir On Monday, the British people learned that Donald Trump's late mother was an admirer of the British monarchy.
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But that doesn't mean that Mr Bannon, eccentric as he might be, is an admirer of the Russian philosopher or his militaristic ideas.
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As a noted longtime admirer of her older sister, it's only natural that someone picks up the Trump legacy of selling luxury accessories.
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Richard Shelby of Alabama, a strong Sessions supporter and fervent admirer of Trump, told me in his office on Capitol Hill in December.
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Those on the left have in the past few weeks rallied to Jean-Luc Mélenchon, a fist-clenching admirer of Venezuela's Hugo Chávez.
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I think she's an exceptional human being and a great actress, and I'm a long admirer of her so I'm just fucking thrilled.
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She's left behind a series of audiotapes detailing the 13 reasons, all of which are people, including her cautious admirer Clay (Dylan Minnette).
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Javid, 49, is a great admirer of former prime minister Margaret Thatcher and has a portrait of the "Iron Lady" in his office.
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That's obviously been a really huge thing for me, because I'm such a huge admirer of him and of everything that he does.
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Distraught protagonist Sweety, played by actress Sonam Kapoor Ahuja, explains to her besotted male admirer that she is in love with another woman.
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I know Dunne was an admirer of Fitzgerald, too, but something tells me he also counted Sidney Sheldon as one of his influences.
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Yet his multifaceted creative life also made him an admirer of German Expressionist prints, Outsider Art, Marcel Duchamp, Damien Hirst and African contemporary.
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Elkann, an admirer of Warren Buffett, also listed Juventus on the stock exchange, turning a hobby of Elkann's grandfather into a serious business.
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It makes me study the tideline currents of a 50 shot rally, and turns me into an admirer of those who beat me.
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The next prime minister will not be Beppe Grillo, the maverick populist (and admirer of Mr. Trump), nor as colorful, nor as lively.
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The incoming president is an admirer of the country's old military dictatorship, only he thinks it should have killed the people it tortured.
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Their commitment was sealed after she pulled an eight-month-long prank, pretending to stalk Timbers in the guise of an obsessed admirer.
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She split her own party, but she also split the Labour Party (with plenty of assistance from that great Thatcher admirer Tony Blair).
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"Nixon was an admirer of mine," Mr. Tuck said in a telephone interview for this obituary in 21950 from his home in Tucson.
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Dunleavy, an admirer of President Trump, has likened his plight to that of the impeached president and blamed "special interests" for the recall.
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But instead of playing to a man's ego, she's purposely bruising it, likening her admirer to an obedient dog simply because she can.
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But Mr. Goren said that he had long been an admirer of the opera, and of Mr. Wilson, and looked forward to it.
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Gianni Papi of the University of Florence, who attended the Brera study day, remains convinced the Toulouse picture is by Caravaggio's admirer, Finson.
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The Clippers' special adviser Jerry West, to name one prominent fan, is said to be a longtime admirer of Butler's two-way impact.
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Rudolph W. Giuliani, the former mayor of New York, is an admirer of Donald J. Trump and has been friends with him for decades.
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Donald Trump may have nothing nice to say about Barack Obama, but Trump's model wife appears to be an admirer of the first lady.
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Taylor, an admirer of engineer and astronaut Mae C. Jemison, grew up dreaming of space exploration and aspires to work for NASA one day.
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The bulky, bald Lancastrian whom one admirer likens to Colonel Kurtz, the Marlon Brando character in "Apocalypse Now", rules Durham Constabulary in idiosyncratic style.
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You can see the offending axe in the L'Arche Museum, but as an admirer of French culture and cuisine, I'd come for my stomach.
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But he is also an admirer of Mr Echeverría and of the PRI in its earlier incarnation, before it embraced democracy and the market.
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A secret admirer burned Poison the Well's "The Opposite Of December" on a blank CD and slipped it in my bag before history class.
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But the prime minister said Savoini, who is a fervent admirer of Russian President Vladmir Putin, held no official role in the Italian government.
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In the third story, titled "Contact", Aarti (Tannishtha Chatterjee), a quiet print worker receives an unexpected and effusive love letter from an anonymous admirer.
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Kylie Jenner has an admirer so desperate to get at her, he's tried to bust through her security gate multiple times ... TMZ has learned.
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An admirer of late British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, he is probably the closest thing France has to an economic liberal and social conservative.
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It was his Navy experience, he said, that led him to shed his family's Democratic allegiance and become an admirer of Republican Ronald Reagan.
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Here are the key thoughts Maria and I had while playing Dream Phone as adults:— Why do all players have the same Secret Admirer?
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An admirer of Graham, Hannah wrote the first iteration of the script in summer of 2016, having no idea if it would be purchased.
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Though a video of Jenner telling the girl, "Please don't touch me," surfaced on TMZ today, Jenner has no hard feelings toward the admirer.
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Although he started off as an admirer of George Carlin and Mitch Hedburg, he drifted toward politics as a result of the Iraq War.
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"I've been an admirer of CREW's work, and now I'm excited to be a part of it," Shaub said Tuesday in the press release.
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Muhammad, in a 2012 blog post, said that he was an admirer of Mr. Farrakhan and that the minister was not an anti-Semite.
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Long an admirer of Richard Nixon, who famously said, "People react to fear, not love," Donald Trump seems to hold the very same view.
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Bauerlein is an admirer of Decius, and also a supporter of Trump, whose promise to control the border appealed to his sense of patriotism.
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Paolo Pasco: Full disclosure: I've been an admirer of David's puzzles/general constructing vibe for a while, so constructing this puzzle was a dream.
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And this campaign, and indeed her career, has shown that she is not only a policy wonk but is also an admirer of Lincoln.
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In retired Lieutenant General Michael Flynn, President-elect Donald Trump found both an admirer and someone who shares his hard-line position on Islam.
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"I'm a fatalist," Abbie tells Isabel, a young woman admirer who has befriended his now adult son, largely to get close to his dad.
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It's part of why I was even involved in it besides being a colleague and friend of Jenji's and also an admirer of Jenji's.
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"Growing up in Mexico as a kid, I was a big admirer of foreign films… like E.T.," he said, as he double checked the envelope.
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Pete Wernimont of Cedar Rapids, a longtime admirer of Biden, brought a copy of the former vice president's book, "Promise Me, Dad" for an autograph.
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Their grandfather was a great admirer of music, dance, and theater, and sought to integrate them with art in ways that have been somewhat forgotten.
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The only person at the office who's nice to him is the new employee, Ninette Cole (Cristin Milioti), a genuine admirer of Daley's coding skills.
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"The rivalry was Bratton's rivalry," said Valerie Salembier, a former head of the nonprofit New York City Police Foundation and an admirer of Mr. Kelly.
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I have been a great admirer of his work since we collaborated on Dior Homme, which he launched to global critical acclaim in the 2000s.
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While Cheryl can't break into a locker — like the teddy bear-giving secret admirer — she can certainly drop a piece of paper through a slot.
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Each one is completely unique and embodies a different theme, whether that be a specific holiday like Halloween or a custom request by an admirer.
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A Republican admirer suggests that if Mr Trump gets bogged down in domestic brawls after the mid-terms, his team could make even more headway.
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I received a Spirit Week cupcake from a "mystery admirer" and decided this person might not think I was a pig if I ate it.
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I return from his verité to tell you this truth: Lemoin turns out to be a vapid, hollow, despicable, sordid, corrupt, monumentally boneheaded self-admirer.
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The 90s Nickelodeon show about an impossibly cool fourth-grader's big city hijinks with his pal Gerald and nemesis-slash-secret admirer Helga G. Pataki?
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Remember when Adele slapped on a fake nose and chin and tried to convince a group of Adele impersonators that she was just another admirer?
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I had always been an admirer of Anjelica… I would say she must be going through menopause, but she must have had that ages ago.
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The chairman of Trump's presidential inaugural committee also previously told CNN that while "Donald is a great admirer of Kanye," West would not be performing.
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As a student and admirer of country music, Ms. Lang has acquired a near-encyclopedic knowledge of its canon and of who's who in Nashville.
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One such person is Sam White—VICE Gaming contributor, freelancer for real-life actual newspapers, adventure game admirer, and owner of some really nice shirts.
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He will now share government with his ally Zeman, a chain-smoking Trump-admirer with a pro-Moscow bent, who has been president since 22018.
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I am also honored to find myself in such company as I am a serious admirer of all the work of all the other nominees.
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Mr. Casaleggio was an admirer of Mr. Foa's right-wing blog and a futurist who envisioned a democratization of politics and media on the web.
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The inaugural APlus collection featured everything an Anthropologie admirer could ask for: ethereal dresses and blouses, staple denim and knitwear pieces, and cozy-cool outerwear.
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Although he later vocally opposed both Adolf Hitler and his great admirer Benito Mussolini, he had nevertheless laid the aesthetic groundwork for them to follow.
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I've long been an admirer of this excellent Chicago-based quartet, which has a thoughtful way with programming and a strong commitment to the new.
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Her collaboration with Mr. Jones, a longtime admirer, took the form of a raucous album of songs fantasizing about taking sadistic vengeance on wayward men.
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He considers himself an aesthete, an admirer of beauty, whether in a woman or in the May colors of the street outside his picture window.
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"I remain a great admirer of the Museum of Arts and Design, and I am confident that it will be in good hands going forward."
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Indian prime minister Narendra Modi, who's one of the four global leaders in TIME's 'Most Influential People' list, has a new admirer in Bill Gates.
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"I'm a great admirer of @GovPhilScott of Vermont, and am delighted to have his endorsement in the Republican presidential primary on Super Tuesday," Weld said.
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King's an admirer of the Dutch extremist politician Geert Wilders, a candidate for prime minister whose party is on the ballot in the Netherlands' upcoming election.
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Gabriel Gaytan, an El Paso Chicano muralist and admirer of lowriders, explained that some of this had to do with flipping white approaches to the automobile.
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An admirer of swish young European leaders like Sebastian Kurz of Austria and Leo Varadkar of Ireland, he wants a more thrusting and crisply differentiated CDU.
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He's the type of figure others look to for inspiration and leadership — but he also appears to be tantalizingly accessible to a certain type male admirer.
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Salvini, who leads Italy's co-ruling League party, is an admirer of Russian President Vladimir Putin and has rejected allegations of Russian meddling in Western elections.
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The word "perfection" comes to mind when describing her impeccably-groomed appearance, but according to an admirer who came out to greet the Duchess and co.
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When the lights came up, one admirer, a towering figure with an expansive chest and farmboy good looks, confessed that the parade of fabulousness was bittersweet.
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This is obviously presumptuous to even consider, but since you asked, I am a huge fan and adoring admirer of both David McCullough and Jon Meacham.
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Mr. Baldwin, who met Mr. Bleckner at parties in the Hamptons, where the actor owns a home, became an admirer of his work in the 1990s.
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I'm a big admirer of Daniel Woodrell, for his beautiful, precise, sparse prose — I don't do succinct well, so I'm in awe of writers who do.
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In 1981, when Algren was even closer to obscurity, another admirer, Kurt Vonnegut , succeeded in having him elected to the American Academy of Arts and Letters.
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It was at an early screening of "In the Face of Evil" that he met fellow Reagan admirer Andrew Breitbart, the budding conservative media provocateur. Breitbart.
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"I am a great admirer of botanical illustrations and draw inspiration from painters, especially Henri Rousseau, as well as magazines, books and tattoos," she tells Creators.
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Because Donald Trump, an outspoken admirer of Vladimir Putin, is unlikely to act, it is up to Mr. Obama to hold the Russian president to account.
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A Dylan admirer who's since become a superfan, Mr. McPherson contributed a two-page pitch that didn't just win approval, but also got him carte blanche.
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Maybe texting with back burners creates a layer of distance that allows the admirer to still maintain a strong, devoted relationship with his or her partner.
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"Because Höcke is a 'secret admirer' of the monument, we're going to build it right outside the house," the artists said in a video released Wednesday.
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One of the first usages of the phrase "government schools" occurs in the work of an avid admirer of Dabney's, the Presbyterian theologian A. A. Hodge.
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Rose, who has been an admirer of Ichiro's, bristled at that suggestion, saying the Japanese stats could not be counted equally with a major league total.
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In my case, however, admirer and the object of his admiration were separated by years and could not be squeezed into the time or photographic frame.
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He's also a great admirer of Disney, its vast library of content to suit all stages and ages, now piped straight to consumers with Disney Plus.
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Reed Bjork, a UW student, found out he had an admirer in Abby Diamond, who had posted a plea to the local campus story at 11 a.m.
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" For Turini, a self-described admirer and longtime customer, she's "over the moon to know that that actually does includes Black women, women who look like me.
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Guthrie has been a longtime admirer of the 221-time Grand Slam tennis champion, and she hasn't shied away from showing her devotion to the tennis great.
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Emma Stone may have had to decline a promposal from Arizona teen Jacob Staudenmaier, but she did make sure her admirer was prepared for the big night.
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We broke the story ... Kylie had a determined admirer who crashed his car into her security gate at The Oaks -- the Calabasas gated community where she lives.
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Prince Harry is already proving what a wonderful dad he'll be, after winning over a cheeky little admirer during day two of the tour alongside Meghan Markle.
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An independent senator from Vermont, Mr Sanders was until recently neither a member nor even an admirer of the Democratic Party, which he has called "ideologically bankrupt".
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Fillon, an admirer of late British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, wants to end the 35-hour work week and cut civil service jobs and public sector spending.
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True, the other side has yet to sprout the giant Ferris wheel that Ms Banerjee, an admirer of the London Eye in the British capital, keenly wants.
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But then, do you know how hard it is "to make people laugh, to tackle big issues and get big ratings?" asks Amy Poehler, a Lear admirer.
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A self-avowed admirer of Trump, Wilders said the Netherlands does not need to build a wall to keep out foreigners but should re-establish border controls.
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Bartomeu is an admirer of the way that Leicester City has shot from lingering in last place one year ago to sitting proudly in first place today.
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I'm a longtime admirer of Daniel's work and over the past 12 years, Tipping Point has raised and invested more than a $120 million in the community.
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"I'm a great admirer of Phil ... but I sat in the cabinet with him when we were all committed to getting ready for no-deal," he said.
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While she has praised Trump, the National Front leader is also an admirer of Russian President Vladimir Putin, an ally of Syria's embattled President Bashar al-Assad.
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Meanwhile, Trump, a fawning admirer of Putin and Duterte who continually warns that Western civilization faces "dire threats," enjoys an enormous amount of support from his base.
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Smith has long been an admirer of the Alberses — his fall 33 runway featured looks in muted colors that nodded to the Modernist couple's travels to Mexico.
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With her late husband, John Smither, a prominent Houston attorney who died in 21989, Stephanie had been an early admirer and champion of self-taught artists' works.
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Words, it is said, make you think, but music makes you feel, and because MacDermot always makes me feel so much, I'm a hopeless and sentimental admirer.
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Yet when this admirer of Jerry Lee Lewis-style boogie-woogie and musical narrative à la Laurie Anderson moved to New York, he joined the theater community.
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Stricken by Afrobeat (and ignoring the advice of the Nigerian embassy), Baker traveled to Lagos and was eventually partying and playing with Fela Kuti, a mutual admirer.
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Ms. Bloch, an admirer of poets like Emily Dickinson, Anna Akhmatova and Elizabeth Bishop, specialized in taut, pared-down verse that fused disarming simplicity with emotional depth.
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She is an admirer of the Crone, one of the three faces of the Wicca moon goddess, who represents the wisdom and power that come with maturity.
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Afraid that they will force her to marry Solmes and manipulated by a less than wholly truthful Lovelace, she panics and runs off with her dashing admirer.
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"The achievements of the Obama administration affected me personally in many ways, including the ability to serve openly, and I'm an admirer of President Obama," Buttigieg said.
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"Confession: I'm an Obama Admirer," the former Alaska Governor wrote alongside a photo showing her speaking to onetime presidential candidate Ben Carson while Malik Obama stands nearby.
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Ms. Lafferentz was the daughter of Wagner's son Siegfried and his wife, the English-born Winifred, who was a fanatical admirer and a rumored paramour of Hitler's.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, an admirer of his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, is seeking better ties with the Kremlin on a range of issues, including fighting Islamist militants.
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She tells Sabrina that she was a student and admirer of her father, and that she promised him before he died that she would look after his daughter.
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"What might actually affect Julian Assange's situation is that Donald Trump has become an admirer of WikiLeaks ... and he is about to become president," Greenwald told Anderson Cooper.
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Unfortunately for Bale, Lopetegui is a known admirer of Isco's and having given Marco Asensio his first full cap at international level obviously rates the youngster, too. 3.
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An unapologetic admirer of Margaret Thatcher, the ex-prime minister vows to shrink the state and cut the labour code to 150 crisp pages, from over 3,000 today.
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Watch the video above to see Mulgrew and her mini-admirer get acquainted, make "a bread, cucumber, pasta, green grass cake," and mingle with fellow costar Taylor Schilling.
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In the 1990s rule passed to Jiang Zemin, an admirer of Western culture who loved to quote Abraham Lincoln's call for government of, by and for the people.
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I remember reading that when Chopra won Miss World, her dad put wrought-iron bars up on her windows after one particularly ardent admirer tried to sneak in.
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A long-standing admirer of firebrands such as Fidel Castro and Hugo Chávez, he believes that Parliament is only one arena for the people's struggle against the powerful.
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Arcade Fire Mr. Bowie was an early, voluble admirer of this band, which would go on to win the Album of the Year award at the 2011 Grammys.
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Bloomberg reports that engineer and Nikola Tesla admirer Stu Grossman has apparently owned the domain since 1992, a long-ago claimed personal site that's been sitting largely inactive.
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Smoothie's biggest is admirer is her owner Arvid van Boekel, who started posting photos of the feline from their Netherlands home after becoming obsessed with the cat's looks.
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A few days ago, Kohinoor, an admirer of the British royal family, expressed his desire to meet Prince William and Kate Middleton during their India visit from Apr.
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A trained accountant and an admirer of Bolivian President Evo Morales, the fellow Aymara Indian said he and other Peruvian activists have been unfairly prosecuted for opposing mining.
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Bolsonaro is an outspoken admirer of U.S. President Donald Trump, who broke with consensus by recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital and moving the U.S. embassy there last year.
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In contrast to the left's divisions, the right has rallied behind Fillon, a 62-year-old former prime minister and admirer of late British prime minister Margaret Thatcher.
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In foreign policy Mr Kaine is an admirer of Harry Truman, the Democratic president whose doctrine established America as a cold-war defender of democracy against Soviet dictatorship.
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Vikings Fan failed to reach his admirer, but made another attempt, saying, "Maybe if it's fate," she'd find his Snapchat, which included a time and location to meet.
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Matteo Salvini, leader of Italy's co-ruling far-right League, is an admirer of Russian President Vladimir Putin and has rejected allegations of Russian meddling in Western elections.
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He welcomed the authority, swelling into a supercilious manager (and, to Hughes, a bullying admirer) who handed down edicts from Godmother while enforcing a few of his own.
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Connolly's staccato prose leans on short sentences and chapters (there are 203) that at their best evoke the style of Samuel Beckett, an admirer of Laurel and Hardy.
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I have always been a huge admirer of Fabergé, so to view such an extraordinary collection of his jeweled eggs under one roof was a treat beyond compare.
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He was reportedly an admirer of ISIS and the Boston Marathon bombers, was consumed with homophobia, and, according to a former co-worker, frequently talked about killing people.
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The N.C.A.A., a multibillion-dollar organization alternately respected and ridiculed for its stewardship of college sports in the United States, has found a prominent new international admirer: Japan.
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Being an ardent admirer of both, I fell head over heels, devouring my slice, then counting down the hours until the next meal when I could order another.
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Morris, an admirer of TVGoHome, was especially taken with the recurring character Nathan Barley, "an upper-middle-class London media prickhole" whose day-to-day activities—networking, d.j.
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Sue Winett, a Maroon 5 fan in the Los Angeles area, proudly notes that at age 61 she is far older than the average admirer of the band.
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As someone who is an admirer and supporter of the FBI, I looked forward to going and sharing what I learned about how to communicate in a crisis.
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An admirer of European fascists, he borrowed their predilection for khaki uniforms, and, more important, their conviction that a group of highly disciplined men could transform a nation.
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Greenman looks at those flaws with clear eyes, but he's such an admirer that he can be touchingly over-praiseful as well, particularly when it comes to lyrics.
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That did not pan out, but he did get a better Twitter gig: Taylor joined the board in July, installed by CEO Jack Dorsey, who is a big admirer.
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Bolsonaro, an admirer of Brazil's 1964-1985 military dictatorship, is running on a law-and-order platform and would ease gun controls so Brazilians can arm themselves against criminals.
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In the late 19th century, a valentine in the post might not necessarily mean a romantic message from a lover or admirer, it could be a downright acidic insult.
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It's the story of SoundCloud rappers like the late, Florida-born XXXTentacion (Eilish is an admirer), whose song "Look at Me!" was propelled from SoundCloud onto Billboard's Top 13.
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The driver of the car, James Alex Fields Jr., described as an admirer of Adolf Hitler and Nazi Germany, was photographed with white nationalist demonstrators before the deadly crash.
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The Street just fell too hard in love with the supposed eternal dominance of the company – and that kind of blind, unconditional love makes the smitten admirer quite vulnerable.
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Hours after hitting the 2018 British Fashion Awards in a barely-there gown on Monday night, Jenner, 23, shared a letter from an anonymous admirer in her Instagram Story.
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As you'll see, Jason has deep experience in media and entertainment: He's a fan of the brands we have created, and an admirer of the business we have built.
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Brazil's new President Jair Bolsonaro, a 63-year-old former army captain and admirer of U.S. President Donald Trump, has quickly deepened ties with the United States and Israel.
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The third was an eager admirer, who compassionately listened to the clinical description of my vaginismus, but when push came to shove, thought only to address his own pleasure.
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An admirer of Donald Trump and supporter of the death penalty, gun ownership and stricter limits on abortion rights, Jaki is determined to promote laws to correct that view.
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Emboldened by the letters from the anonymous admirer, Maya decides to track him down to Delhi, unaware that the address was taken by Ira from her mother's address book.
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In his writings, Mr. Irving, an admirer of Hitler, insists there were no gas chambers at Auschwitz and that any deaths there were the results of illness and starvation.
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There she found a translation of a book, " Goethe's Correspondence with a Child ," a collection of enraptured letters to the revered master from a young admirer, Bettina von Arnim.
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Along with the Fountain of Youth Band, his crackerjack quartet, he has a special guest during this celebratory run: the guitarist Pat Metheny, a sometime collaborator and longtime admirer.
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Campaign staff writer Meredith McIver—who identifies herself as a "long-time friend and admirer of the Trump family" in a statement—took the fall for the whole thing.
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I jumped at the chance to be the one who got to collaborate with her, as I'm a huge admirer of the selfless work she does for the world.
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Deep into the project, Mr. Lunt was chatting over drinks a few years ago with Chris Swanson, a founder of Secretly Canadian and an admirer of Mr. Eggleston's photography.
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If two-time presidential runner-up Thomas Dewey, whom one admirer dubbed the "Clark Gable of candidates," had shaved his upper lip, history might have been kinder to him.
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Mr. Harzer said he was an admirer of Mr. Ganz long before the two men met in Munich in 1996, to perform as father and son in a play.
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Mr. Tetzlaff, who always plays with pure and incisive tone, also showed a volatile temperament that surprised even a longtime admirer, and Mr. Salonen only encouraged his intrepid explorations.
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Because he has remained such a star in the firmament of black arts and letters, there is almost no way for an admirer not to vie with his legend.
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Leibowitz, a lifelong admirer of Venturi and Scott Brown and an obsessive collector of Venturi objects, wrote a letter to their Philadelphia-based firm, VSBA, to propose working together.
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The writer Christopher Hitchens, hardly a natural admirer, claimed that the prime minister had once spanked him with a parliamentary order paper, mouthing "Naughty boy!" as she walked away.
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De Waal is an admirer of the biologist Jakob von Uexküll, who, in the early twentieth century, coined a term, Umwelt , to capture the unique way each animal lives.
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"I am an enormous admirer of Jim Mattis," Michèle Flournoy, CEO of think tank Center for a New American Security (CNAS), said on MSNBC about the current Defense secretary.
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"Sotheby's is one of the most elegant and aspirational brands in the world," Drahi said in a statement, adding that he is a longtime client and admirer of the company.
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" The response, which paints a perfect picture of Bourdain's uncompromising spirit, reads: "Patton, I'm a fan and an admirer so gotta tell you this is no way to enjoy Paris.
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Once Alec transforms into the Swamp Thing (played by Dick Durock), he becomes Alice's protector and admirer, lurking in the shadows and emerging to keep her safe from Arcane's goons.
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The ascent to the White House of Mr Trump, an admirer of Vladimir Putin who hints that he may abandon America's NATO allies, poses urgent questions for Europe's security order.
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Nearly eight years after David Foster Wallace's suicide, his "Infinite Jest" — which "still feels so transcendentally, electrically alive," as an admirer writes — is being reissued in a 20th-anniversary edition.
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Fillon, an open admirer of right-wing Thatcherite economics, proposes cutting half a million public sector jobs to rein in government expenditure and wants less power for European Union institutions.
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The president is an avid watcher of the network, and Sean Hannity, one of its stars, is an admirer of Trump and last year spoke at one of his rallies.
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As, admittedly, a casual fan and distant admirer of both the main thing that strikes me is that I'm impressed with the love and care that clearly went into it.
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The president is an avid watcher of the network, and Sean Hannity, one of its stars, is an admirer of Trump and last year spoke at one of his rallies.
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He was to become a great admirer of the Celtic side that won a record nine league titles under Jock Stein, a man with whom he had much in common.
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Mrs Dunlop, an admirer of Burns' poetry, struck up a correspondence with him and in 1788, when he arrived at Ellisland, she sent him a gift of an Ayrshire cow.
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I confess little knowledge of President Fillmore, the last Whig Party president (1850 to 1853), but I have been an admirer of the Cognac-style brandies the company keeps producing.
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"I was a little disappointed when he pulled troops from the border," said Krista Hudson, 50, an admirer of Mr. Trump who lives in this rural stronghold of Mr. Hogan's.
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Mr. Williams, a conservative and great admirer of Pope Benedict, has in the past acknowledged that Breitbart "didn't love" Francis, and said he made sure this production treated Benedict fairly.
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You don't have to be an admirer of the president to realize that at least in this case, Trump's behavior is not the problem when it comes to North Korea.
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" Another admirer, the pianist Matthew Shipp, who produced two of Taborn's early records, wonders whether "he is creating a name for himself as the ultimate sideman or as a leader.
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Steve Coleman, his former employer and still a great admirer, remembers hearing Taborn play at the Village Vanguard, where he was leading a trio with Gerald Cleaver and Thomas Morgan.
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Bolsonaro, is an admirer of the old military dictatorships that once governed Brazil and is part of a global trend toward authoritarian, anti-liberal populism currently flourishing across the world.
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A remarkable scene at a ritzy club, in Otto Preminger 's "Bonjour Tristesse" (1958), shows a young woman dancing first with a spruce admirer and then with her doting father.
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Unfortunately she is very allergic to cats, so she can't have a kitty of her own, but she wanted me to let you know that she is your admirer from afar.
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"I'm a fan and an admirer so gotta tell you this is no way to enjoy Paris," Bourdain shot back in response to the actor's email , which he shared on Twitter.
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An admirer of Brazil's 1964-1985 military dictatorship, Bolsonaro has won massive support from the fast-growing evangelical community by vowing to block the legalization of abortion, gay marriage and drugs.
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Incidentally, one of the speakers, British far-right activist and noted Putin admirer James Dowson, went on to set up pro-Trump fake news and meme websites during the U.S. election.
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One listen or view is enough to get the joke; even the most ardent admirer of the craft is unlikely to revisit a '90s-hit-turned-linguistic-mess more than once.
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Toni and Veronica don't buy it, but Josie, who remembers the disturbing notes and pig's heart left by her "admirer," refuses help because she now believes it to have been Cheryl.
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On the other hand, as a faithful viewer of 1980s television, I knew JUDGE WAPNER right off the bat, and am a great admirer of Britishisms, so I knew NOSY PARKER.
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An ardent libertopian and admirer of the pseudo-intellectual Ayn Rand, the tech mogul believes that freedom and democracy are incompatible, and he questions the prudence of giving women the vote.
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For ten years his admirer had been labouring to emulate his astonishingly meticulous chains and cascades of foliage, fruit, flowers, feathers and shells in the same white lime or linden wood.
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In a blitz of media interviews and a news conference, Fillon, an open admirer of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, spelled out his plans to reinvigorate France's regulation-laden economy.
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First-time Grammy nominee H.E.R. clearly has fans in the Recording Academy — she's been nominated for five awards at the 2019 ceremony — but she also has an admirer in Janet Jackson.
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He was a George W. Bush loyalist -- named a former US attorney in Iowa under Bush -- but like many others, he has become a big admirer of Trump along the way.
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Douglass was at first impatient and mistrustful of Lincoln, became somewhat more empathetic concerning his political struggles, and ended being a full-hearted admirer, enthralled by the intended scope of emancipation.
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After Mr. Cruz's speech at the convention in Cleveland, Sheldon G. Adelson, the casino magnate who was an early admirer of Mr. Cruz in the primaries, blocked him from his suite.
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Along with Barry Jenkins, the director Josh Safdie is an admirer, and Greta Gerwig has said that seeing Denis's "Beau Travail" (1999) made her want to make movies of her own.
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An immigrant from South Africa and a tech businessman in Atlanta, Abel quickly says he's a longtime admirer of McBath's efforts to reform laws and agrees with her policy on guns.
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"John had a reputation," says Jim Dyer, the former Republican staff director of the Appropriations Committee who counts himself as an admirer, even though the two often tussled on budgetary matters.
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While at Navy, Bellino found an admirer in a young football fan named Bill Belichick, a future coach of the Patriots, whose father, Steve, was an assistant coach at the academy.
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Thomas Jefferson visited Bordeaux in 1787, and was a great admirer of Lafite, but that did not save Lafite's owner, Nicolas Pierre de Pichard, from the guillotine during the French Revolution.
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Opinion columnist Bernie Sanders is a longtime admirer of Eugene Debs, the labor organizer and political radical who pioneered a distinctly American socialism in the first decades of the 20th century.
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One admirer was Susan Birkenhead, the lyricist for "Jelly's Last Jam," a show about the jazz pianist and composer Jelly Roll Morton that Ms. Lion began developing in the mid-21996s.
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Rosita's destitute family persuades her to string along her royal admirer even though she is in love with a dashing young count (George Walsh) whom the jealous monarch sentences to death.
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" Michael Chabon, a friend and admirer, sees her as "untiringly opening her work up to a perspective, to a nature that feels somehow beyond human, and yet fully human and recognizable.
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Though he is not particularly bookish, Mr. Kushner is an admirer of "The Count of Monte Cristo," the story of an innocent man seeking vengeance against people who have wronged him.
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Otto Düring (Sebastian Koch), her boss and (as far as we know) unrequited admirer, asks why she's wasting her time doing small-potatoes work, helping Muslim Americans negotiate the legal system.
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"I am an unapologetic admirer of Teddy Roosevelt," Mr. Zinke said at a January nomination hearing before the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, where he evoked Roosevelt on 213 occasions.
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The sculptor Rachel Harrison is an admirer, and many pieces by Robert Gober are reminiscent of Morton's multimedia works; young artists including Alex Da Corte have cited her as an influence.
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It is fitting that the final revelation, the one about Julie's childhood admirer and their reconnection as adults, comes from Amelia's book, which Hays made the stubborn mistake of never reading.
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EFF leader Julius Malema, an admirer of Madikizela-Mandela who echoes her fiery rhetoric, said she had always put the country "above her own personal safety" in the fight against apartheid.
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James Fuentes, Lindsay Pollack, and Ron English discuss the money behind the art market — what it takes to be an artist, a patron, or an admirer in today's rapidly shifting art world.
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The Ohio man who police say was driving, 20-year-old James Alex Fields Jr., was described by a former high school teacher as an admirer of Adolf Hitler and Nazi Germany.
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Regula, an admirer of Eleanor Roosevelt, accompanied her husband to Washington, where her fascination with first ladies was further piqued, she searched in vain for a definitive bibliography of presidential spouses. Mrs.
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Zeitgeist's new Blu-ray, "The Short Films of the Quay Brothers," includes 15 of the Quays' short films plus an eight-minute tribute made in 2015 by their mainstream admirer Christopher Nolan.
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Flattered rather than offended by Scott's homage – as he often was when musicians or comedians shaded him – Prince covered the song (twice), from the perspective of the genius rather than the admirer.
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He said he had established contact with France's National Rally and Germany's Alternative for Germany, among others, and is an admirer of Italy's Matteo Salvini despite the League's backing for Catalan independence.
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Nokweed Davy's youthful eye for the ladies got him into trouble, and a female admirer once stabbed him in the boudoir after a row worthy of a soap opera on Thai television.
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When we pick up on the people Hannah has left behind, Clay, Hannah's co-worker and long-time admirer, has the tapes, and we follow him as he listens to Hannah's story.
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"I have long been an admirer of Manatt's unique approach — bringing top-tier lawyering, notably in the litigation group, together with astute business consulting and strategic advocacy," he said in a statement.
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While Obama admitted he's a huge admirer of what Facebook, Google and some of the other big platforms have accomplished, he says basic rules are needed to ensure the marketplace works fairly.
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But then I am an admirer of fighting methods and the nodder is an undoubtedly effective one of those, it does not mean that I condone its use in a sporting contest.
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Mr. Trump, an admirer of strongman leadership, has prided himself on his good personal relationship with Mr. Xi, even as Washington differs with Beijing on major issues from trade to North Korea.
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She said that Mr. Duterte, an admirer of Mr. Marcos, had "acted with grave abuse of discretion" when he ordered the dictator's remains transferred to the Heroes Cemetery in Manila in 2016.
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"As a longtime client and lifetime admirer of the company, I am acquiring Sotheby's together with my family," said Mr. Drahi, who is known as a collector of Modern and Impressionist works.
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Ms. Whitfield also appeared in David Tennant's last episode of "Doctor Who" (2009), as an enthusiastic admirer who in a brief scene managed to pinch Mr., Tennant's cheeks and pat his bottom.
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Matteo Salvini, leader of Italy's right-wing ruling League party, has long been a fervent admirer of Putin and has called for an end to Western sanctions which have hurt Italian exports.
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But not Alex Ovechkin, the team's Russian captain and the National Hockey League's most valuable player, who is also a vocal admirer and personal friend of President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.
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As much as I am not a Trump admirer, in putting forth this executive order, President Trump is doing the right thing, even if it does result in a few more votes.
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The painting was considered shocking not only because Olympia meets the viewer's gaze, but also because she wears a gold bracelet and her maid holds a bouquet of flowers from an admirer.
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Stettheimer's subtle changes radically alter the sitter from a prostitute to an independent, modern woman: Rather than receiving a bouquet from an implied admirer, she pleases herself by holding her own flowers.
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"Some of us get to open doors and others get to walk through them," said Arnie Arnesen, a liberal radio host and former New Hampshire state legislator who calls herself a Sanders admirer.
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An outspoken Trump admirer, Bolsonaro also vowed to realign Brazil with more advanced economies, such as the United States, overhauling diplomatic priorities after nearly a decade and a half of leftist party rule.
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I'm a big admirer of Barbara Jordan, who gave one of the greatest speeches of the 20th century when she was on the House Judiciary Committee considering articles of impeachment against Richard Nixon.
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A refugee who once worked for Fidel Castro's government but fled, Mr. García was a great admirer of American ingenuity, in both its political system and culture, and an unapologetic opponent of communism.
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For example, America's Department of Justice never accused Najib Razak, the prime minister, of "siphoning" off funds, nor has Mr Najib ever suggested that the funds were a "gift from an unnamed admirer".
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Bolsonaro, a former army captain who styled his 2018 campaign on Trump's 2016 run, has declared himself on unabashed admirer of the U.S. president and his politics and the American way of life.
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A fervent admirer of Marine Le Pen's National Front, his father had long ago latched on to the only party, as he saw it, willing to diagnose the system under which he suffered.
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"As a brother and a son, I'm angry that New York Magazine would participate in this kind of a hit job, written by a longtime admirer and friend of Woody Allen's," Farrow wrote.
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Dalton, a music journalist and Dylan admirer, attempts the vexing project of writing a biography of a figure whose self-mythologizing and creative fabrications are among the most fascinating of his signature qualities.
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Brazil's current president, Jair Bolsonaro, is an admirer of the old dictatorship and part of a global trend toward authoritarian, anti-liberal populism currently flourishing in the Philippines, Hungary and many other countries.
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I watched the whole festival with the longing of a Balanchine admirer born too late for the City Center years, but when the syncopations were bouncing to Bach, I wasn't thinking of history.
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A longtime superhero admirer, Winston — Win for short — has both the means and a plan to relegitimize superheroes in the eyes of the public, one that involves putting surveillance cameras in their suits.
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RICHARD M. FRAUENGLASSHUNTINGTON, N.Y. To the Editor: I am an admirer of David Brooks and welcomed his novel solution to the many ills that beset America today: assertive modesty, as he called it.
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"If you go big like that, you'll never get a real understanding of the American people," said Minyon Moore, a former senior adviser to Hillary Clinton and a longtime admirer of Ms. Harris.
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Thanks to a good word from the Vassar librarian, Moore agreed to meet her young admirer at a bench outside the main reading room of the New York Public Library, in April, 21970.
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Bolsonaro, a 63-year-old former Army captain and admirer of both Brazil's 1964 to 1985 military dictatorship and U.S. President Donald Trump, has quickly deepened ties with the Unites States and Israel.
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It has no title and is simply numbered "69," in a volume entitled "Time," which appeared in 1977; it was translated by Amichai and his great friend and admirer the poet Ted Hughes.
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And along with a Belieber, a globally-ranked Guitar Hero champion, and a self-proclaimed "admirer of Kris Jenner," one contestant has caught the internet's eye: a sperm donor who has created 114 children.
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While he wouldn't go into detail about some of the more graphic DMs, he did share one story about a not-so-secret admirer trying to pull up with a friend after a show.
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Later, Stoddard, Sr., in his villa in the Tyrol, enlisted an admirer to write the story of his life, and when the biography came out it did not mention that he had a son.
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The many things on top of it include a tidy pile of fan letters, a jar of Lubriderm, a jar of extra-crunchy Skippy and a check for $20 from an admirer — for beers.
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But to do that, the 62-year old former prime minister and admirer of late British prime minister Margaret Thatcher now faces the challenge of bringing voters behind a program that promises radical change.
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Trump was skeptical about Russia's role in the leaks and deflected Clinton's charge that he is an admirer of Putin and overlooks the Russian leader's alleged meddling in the election and other anti-U.
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If some $681m had appeared in the prime minister's personal account around the same time, which he breezily explained away as a gift from an unnamed admirer, the task would be all the harder.
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It would also be a firm rejection of Labour's hard-left tilt under Corbyn, an admirer of Karl Marx, which threatens to return Britain to the dark days of the trade union-dominated 1970s.
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Her brother Eric, the one who is 90% gums, told news sources that Ivanka was "heartbroken and outraged" over the chemical attack in Syria, which influenced her father/president/admirer to initiate the bombing.
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The exhibition includes an 1858 letter from Patrick Brontë, Charlotte's father, with a sewn-on snippet cut from one of Charlotte's letters, in response to an American admirer seeking a sample of Charlotte's handwriting.
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Tavleen Singh, an Indian commentator and admirer of Mr. Modi, said the prime minister's high-profile sanitation campaign and his efforts to improve the status of women would also endear him to Mr. Obama.
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The former Mexico City mayor is an admirer of the Mexican model pursued during a period of rapid growth between the 1950s and 1970s, when the state played a bigger role in the economy.
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An ardent admirer of Ingres and a social conservative who became rabidly anti-Semitic with age, he resented being called an Impressionist, despite having participated in all but one of the group's groundbreaking exhibitions.
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His longtime bully — and secret admirer — Helga Pataki has to contend with a largely absent father and a coded-as-alcoholic mother (she slurs her words, burns the cooking, and is constantly drinking "smoothies").
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Accused of being sexist, racist and generally outrageous, Mr. Fillion, an admirer of Mr. Ford, counters that he's none of those things but, rather, a libertarian who is not afraid to speak his mind.
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As an admirer of Misha Collins, who plays the angel Castiel in the television series "Supernatural," I have been impressed by his ability to inspire generosity in his "minions," as his fans are known.
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In fact, Deng Xiaoping, considered to be China's great modern reformer and the man who cracked down on the dissidents in 1989, was an admirer of the Singaporean way of combining capitalism with autocracy.
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Lytle had been an admirer of Olowu's own vividly colorful patterns since buying a suit from his first boutique in Notting Hill, right around the same time she helped to establish Soane in 1997.
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The show that resulted features more than 100 works — paintings, sculptures and armors — from luminaries including Dürer, the great painter and admirer of Luther, and Cranach, who became the official painter of the Reformation.
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Others in the entertainment industry also reached out with their sadness and condolences, including director Guillermo del Toro, a longtime admirer of Wrightson's work, who kept panels of his Frankenstein illustrations above his desk.
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After my admirer left that day, it took me a good hour to quiet my inner judge and send him hulking back down the cellar steps of my consciousness to prowl grumbling and mumbling.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the late 19th century, a valentine in the post might not necessarily mean a romantic message from a lover or admirer, it could be a downright acidic insult.
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An "allergic admirer" sent a sweet note to the feline available for adoption since January at the Oregon Humane Society, and it's chock-full of affection for the fluffy kitty, who really needs a home.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - An admirer of Chinese contemporary artist Ai Weiwei and American pop-art master Andy Warhol, Milos Raonic is now trying to create his own portfolio of memorable work, albeit on a tennis court.
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She counts Aretha Franklin as an admirer, as well as Patti LaBelle, who introduced Grande at a Billboard event last year when the singer was being honored as the magazine's 2018 Woman of the Year.
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And it seems that Chance's recruitment plan has an unlikely admirer in everyone's favorite lesser-showering troubadour Mac DeMarco, who himself is in the market for an assistant, specifically to help manage his fan club.
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Rosberg has been a long-time admirer of Formula E and the news of his racing car return comes hot on hot heels of another announcement, he has also become a shareholder in the organization.
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She is a "huge" admirer of Mr. Trump and wanted me to know so; in fact, the only thing she didn't want me to tell anyone was that she once shook hands with Hillary Clinton.
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An outspoken admirer of U.S. President Donald Trump, Bolsonaro also pledged to realign Brazil with more advanced economies rather than regional allies, overhauling diplomatic priorities after nearly a decade and a half of leftist rule.
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Many Brazilians are concerned that Bolsonaro, an admirer of the dictatorship and a defender of its use of torture on leftist opponents, will trample on human rights, curtail civil liberties and muzzle freedom of speech.
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Bronislaw Wildstein, a conservative political philosopher whose writings have provided intellectual rationale for Law and Justice policies, described himself to me as an admirer of Burke who saw individuals nested inside history, tradition and culture.
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An obsessive admirer of Mr. Glass since high school and the composer's studio assistant in college, Mr. Muhly has crafted his own artistic voice that imbues Mr. Glass's minimalist abstraction with a rhapsodic self-expression.
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Despite being wooed by a smooth-talking immortal bad boy, Luce (Addison Timlin) is drawn to another admirer, an angel (Jeremy Irvine) who is destined to love her and her alone through all of eternity.
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Bolsonaro, an admirer of U.S. President Donald Trump, has quickly moved to align Brazil more closely with the Trump administration, which was represented by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo at his swearing in on Tuesday.
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An admirer of U.S. President Donald Trump and his social and environmental views, Bolsonaro has defended the appointment, saying his son is a friend of Trump's family which would help improve relations between the two nations.
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Though the president's press-shy younger daughter is a great admirer of her older half-sister, Ivanka Trump, 35, a source tells PEOPLE she has no plans to follow in Ivanka's footsteps to the White House.
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You might think you're a Game of Thrones fanatic, but until you devote yourself to doing something insane like recreating the Red Keep in Lego, you're just a run-of-the-mill admirer of the show.
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Billy Joel, her onetime opening act, wrote "Say Goodbye to Hollywood" in Spector's honor, and she recorded a cover of the song backed by the E Street Band, on loan from another musical admirer, Bruce Springsteen.
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Lopez Obrador, an admirer of Lazaro Cardenas, the president who nationalized Mexico's oil industry 80 years ago, was opposed to the 2013-14 constitutional overhaul of the industry carried out by his predecessor, Enrique Pena Nieto.
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Steven Spielberg is an alleged admirer, and in an interview to be screened alongside the film, Pixar head John Lasseter says he wishes he could trade places with people who had never seen the film before.
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In that tweet, Musk responded to a Tesla admirer in Singapore who said he had long dreamt of owning one of its vehicles, and who asked the executive to make them available in the city-state.
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"The Prince of Homburg," written by Kant's admirer Heinrich von Kleist, tells the story of a military officer who disobeys a direct order, thereby winning the battle, and is condemned to death anyway for his disobedience.
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The 49-year-old Gorsuch, who currently serves on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit, is a self-professed admirer of the late Antonin Scalia, the conservative Supreme Court justice he would replace.
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One of those who took notice of Taborn's solo concerts was a fellow admirer of Martin's work: Manfred Eicher, head of ECM Records, the Munich-based label that has recorded Keith Jarrett since the early 1970s.
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As an admirer of Mr. Long's beautiful — and colorful — picture books, like the Otis the tractor series, "Of Thee I Sing," by Barack Obama, "Little Tree" and his newest book, "Love," which will be published Jan.
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Max Baucus, the Montana Democrat who was chairman of the Senate Finance Committee at the time and led the negotiating effort, had visited a Canadian hospital and was an admirer of that country's health care system.
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Max Baucus, the Montana Democrat who was chairman of the Senate Finance Committee at the time and led the negotiating effort, had visited a Canadian hospital and was an admirer of that country's health care system.
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For his part, Faggioli, an admirer of the Francis pontificate, has frequently condemned Douthat as an intellectual dilettante, criticizing his lack of formal theological training and what he sees as Douthat's partisan perspective on church issues.
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The second "Judith and Holofernes" had hitherto been known through a high-quality copy attributed to the Franco-Flemish painter Louis Finson, a contemporary admirer of Caravaggio, who is thought to have owned the lost original.
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Yet even fact-based material can feel clichéd when it adheres so strongly to cinematic conventions, from Vaughn's snarling drill sergeant to Desmond's barracks tormentor (Luke Bracey) who winds up becoming a friend/admirer in a foxhole.
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Roberts' Everybody Loves Raymond creator and executive producer Phil Rosenthal revealed in a guest column for The Hollywood Reporter that Lady Gaga was a huge admirer of Roberts' Marie Barone (a character based on his own mother).
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Royce was already a fervent Lear admirer, though his first memory of the man's work was being told by his parents to leave the room whenever All in the Family came on, because it was too adult.
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Last night, Kendall Jenner shared a love letter she received on her Instagram story, but blacked out the name of the admirer, leaving us to guess which suitor could be behind these frankly Shakespearean declarations of love.
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When 13 Reasons Why opens, we learn that pretty, smart, vivacious Hannah killed herself weeks earlier, and Clay (Dylan Minnette) — her co-worker at the movie theater and longtime admirer — still can't wrap his mind around it.
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Meanwhile, Trump's trip to Pittsburgh to comfort the grieving was clouded by his immigration remarks and his hesitant response to the pipe bombs allegedly sent by a Trump admirer to top Democrats and to CNN last week.
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Now running for U.S. Senate, Espy calls himself a free-trader, a budget-cutter, a job-creator, a Christian, a friend of the military and an admirer of retired Republican Senator Thad Cochran, whose seat he seeks.
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Other memories would only reveal themselves over time: After finding a stack of pre-sealed envelopes during the move to Louisiana, I learned my mom was behind the secret admirer cards that had once filled our mailbox.
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"I'm a great admirer of what [Ma's] accomplished in encouraging sellers to find buyers through Alibaba," the domestic maven said Wednesday on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street, " from the sidelines of Alibaba's Gateway '17 conference in Detroit.
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An admirer of the French glass designer René Lalique, whom he described as "a true master," he has been able to increase the number of colors it is possible to apply to a single small surface area.
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Fluxus may have been a way for the domineering Mr. Maciunas, an admirer of military history, to try to conquer and monopolize the avant-garde — though at times he had some difficulty bending artists to his will.
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BRUSSELS — When he arrived in the Oval Office for negotiations over their growing trade war, Jean-Claude Juncker, the president of the European Commission, brought a small gift for President Trump, a renowned admirer of military commanders.
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"Either the E.P.P. will move his way, or closer to his line — or he will form an alternative political family," said Jacek Saryusz-Wolski, a former vice-president of the coalition, and an admirer of Mr. Orban.
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"Not a single president ever walked across the street from the White House to meet her or to recognize her quest for peace and justice," the consumer advocate Ralph Nader, an admirer of hers, wrote in an email.
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Many Brazilians are concerned that Bolsonaro, an admirer of Brazil's 1964-1985 military dictatorship and a defender of its use of torture on leftist opponents, will trample on human rights, curtail civil liberties and muzzle freedom of speech.
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Anyway we just wanted to let you know that, according to your star chart, a secret admirer who has long been pining for you is going to finally make a move this month, so keep your eyes peeled.
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She dropped a bread crumb in the form of a ring, and is currently being tracked by a duo consisting of her boy toy (Daario) and her lovelorn, greyscale-ridden admirer (Ser Jorah), so maybe they'll find her.
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A leftist with Trotskyist leanings and a fervent admirer of 22003s Soviet poster art, he became obsessed with ferreting out images of his hero, as well as photographs, posters, propaganda art and other ephemera from the Soviet period.
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New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said Wednesday that prison officials screwed up by allowing Brenton Tarrant, the man accused of the country's worst act of terrorism, to send a letter to an admirer, expressing his hateful beliefs.
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Off screen, the documentary -- directed by Morgan Neville -- captures Welles' self-destructive streak and desperation, which included alienating ardent admirer Bogdonavich by going on "The Tonight Show" and bad-mouthing him, in a manner that strained their relationship.
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I was once a great admirer of Gabrielle, in an industry where there are so few women to look up to, but sadly, after paying closer attention the last few years, I'm shocked, but not surprised by this.
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A professed admirer of President Ronald Reagan's efforts to topple Communist rule in Eastern Europe, Mr. Soros, who at the time described himself as a political independent, was seen by anti-Communist Republicans as a fellow freedom fighter.
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An admirer of Mr. Godse and a member of Mr. Modi's B.J.P., Sadhvi Pragya Thakur, ran for a Parliament seat in the election, even as she was awaiting trial, accused of a role in a 2008 terrorist attack.
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Opening up about the first time she "met" Moore, who died in January 2017, Harper, who died on Friday at the age of 80, previously told PEOPLE that she had been an admirer of the actress for years.
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He is portrayed with his hands folded and his lips pursed with slight impatience, as if, like his greatest admirer, Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, he longs to escape formality and get back to the business of legislating.
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The announcement came during a visit by Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, an outspoken admirer of President Donald Trump, who broke global consensus by recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital in late 2017 and moving the U.S. embassy there last May.
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This is perhaps the only book where you'll read a body horror story about a girl trading her body for clothes ("Empty," by Mai) alongside an earnest and pure take on the "secret admirer" trope ("Ribbon Army," by Nguyen).
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Susie has long been an admirer of Madame Blanc's avant-garde choreography and Madame Blanc, in turn, is so impressed by Susie's violently jerky movements that she invites her to star in a revival of her most celebrated ballet.
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A close associate and deeply devoted admirer of David Ben-Gurion, Israel's founding father, Mr. Peres shared his mentor's conviction that there could be no real peace between Israel and the Palestinian Arabs, at least not for several generations.
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That is exactly what Osaka, the No. 53 seed, said in her on-court interview after she had beaten No. 25 Madison Keys (another Williams admirer), 22015-22016, 6-4, in their semifinal under the roof in Ashe Stadium.
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Polls open on Monday for three days in what is effectively a referendum on the performance of former military general Sisi, who is expected to coast to an easy victory against a little-known candidate who is considered a Sisi admirer.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro, an admirer of Latin America's military dictatorships, courted controversy on Friday when he said he might go to next month's Copa Libertadores final in the Chilean stadium once used as a detention center.
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Macron takes a hard line on EU sanctions imposed on Moscow over the Ukraine crisis, whereas Le Pen, an admirer of Russian President Vladimir Putin, is a eurosceptic who backs the lifting of sanctions and takes Russia's side on Ukraine.
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As a proud citizen—Alexandrian by both parents, holder (as was his wife, Azza Kararah) of distinguished posts at the university, admirer of the sea view from the balcony of his elegant, book-crammed flat—he might have wished it so.
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Writer and Twilight Zone creator Rod Serling was a great admirer of Bradbury's, and Dandelion Wine's influence is evident in the show's early episodes "Walking Distance" and "A Stop at Willoughby," which treat childhood and wholesome Americana as fantastical idylls.
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Javid, seen as a safe pair of hands who stirs few emotions among colleagues in the governing Conservative Party, is a great admirer of former prime minister Margaret Thatcher — he has a portrait of the "Iron Lady" in his office.
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Meanwhile, Sócrates was a great admirer of both Che Guevara and Fidel Castro, so the constant fug of smoke that surrounded him may well have been a tribute to his political heroes as much as a link to his intellectual roots.
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Richard Spencer, for example, who helped organize the Charlottesville protest and is an avid admirer of Putin, married Nina Kouprianova, a Russian propagandist whose writings (under the pen name Nina Byzantina) mirror the Kremlin's rhetoric, according to the Daily Beast.
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"I am an unapologetic admirer of Teddy Roosevelt and believe he had it right when he placed under federal protection millions of acres of federal lands and set aside much of it as national forests," Zinke told senators in January.
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I'm not sure why it took Apple so long to get aboard the sticker train, but as a long-time admirer of the cute stickers on KakaoTalk and Line, I firmly believe stickers are the best new feature on iMessage.
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The arrest Friday of the 66-year-old admirer of Richard Nixon and informal political adviser to Trump launched media speculation about whether the special counsel has evidence of election meddling in 2023 or 2016 that leads inside the Trump campaign.
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"It's over-the-top, even a little bit camp," said Mr. Romualdez, an admirer of the extravaganza, who recalls hanging out in the Rotunda Room in the 1980s when he was a Yale student coming to New York on weekends.
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He takes a couturier-like approach to curtains and bed hangings — he is an ardent admirer of the dressmaker Charles James — giving yards of decadent satin extra volume by lining them with even more satin, or finishing them with pleated ruffles.
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" Though the interaction was cut short by a cue for everyone in the room to return to their seats, Fischer did get a chance to tell Streep, "It's such a pleasure to meet you, I'm a big admirer of your work.
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"I am a great admirer of President Obama, and I certainly respect his need for privacy on the Vineyard," said Rose Styron, Mr. Styron's wife and a poet, widely seen as one of the doyennes of the island's elite social set.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — One admirer of President Bashar al-Assad of Syria compared him to Charles de Gaulle, the French leader stubborn and confident enough to defy a more powerful ally, the United States, even after its decisive help against Nazi Germany.
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At a launch party for the latter project in February, the rapper told us that while he's long been an admirer of fashion, he's not necessarily eyeing a career change, he's simply taking advantage of his connections in the industry.
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" Ms. Blatt, who clerked for and is an ardent admirer of Justice Ginsburg, and who is, in her own words, "an unapologetic defender of a woman's right to choose," said that Judge Kavanaugh "fit[s] in the mainstream of legal thought.
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He has been a C.I.A.-favored fighter of the Soviets, a warlord who mauled Kabul, a prime minister, an admirer of Al Qaeda, an ally and enemy of the Taliban, and an unabashed proponent of suicide bombings against American forces.
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Case in point, former The Loved Ones frontman and Carlile admirer Dave Hause takes a crack at her song "Hold Out Your Hand," a standout sing-along from By the Way, I Forgive You, on his new EP, September Haze.
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Vincent Canby, writing in The New York Times, captured Mr. Makavejev's sense of politics and the absurd when he described a central scene in which a Belgrade beautician and Reich admirer thaws an uptight Stalinist by giving him the perfect orgasm.
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In the early 1980s President François Mitterrand, an admirer of the East Building at the National Gallery, invited Mr. Pei to update and expand the Louvre Museum, which was sorely in need of renovation to accommodate a huge increase in visitors.
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And knowing Bresson's work felt like knowing a sacred name that only the initiates of some secret order are permitted to pronounce: To meet a fellow admirer was to meet someone who understood something essential, and not only about film.
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Standing between him and that jackpot is a stipulation in the late earl's will that he be found "fit and proper" by his newfound aunt, the Duchess of Dene (Harriet Harris), and her longtime admirer, Sir John Tremayne (Chuck Cooper).
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" After the announcement of Oswald's arrest, Mr. Daniel recalled, "The word came through, in effect, that the assassin was a young man who was a member of the Fair Play for Cuba Committee, that he was an admirer of Fidel Castro.
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But it's the first half that's most troubling, because it effectively creates what David French of National Review — no Trump admirer — describes as a kind of "Trumplaw," a set of restrictions on presidential action that only apply to Donald Trump.
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An open admirer of the Russian leader, Mr. Trump has taken a conciliatory approach toward Mr. Putin, whose tenure has been known for human rights abuses, the brutal suppression of political dissent and the unnatural deaths of many political opponents.
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And lest you think the Shyamalan connection to Servant's look and feel is coincidental, the executive producer, an admirer of legendary filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock, makes his own Hitchcockian cameo in the very first episode (one of two he directed himself).
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These legislators could be joined by an admirer of Baruch Goldstein, the Kahane follower who massacred 29 Palestinians in a mosque in Hebron in 1994, and by an avowed homophobe who favors a shoot-to-kill approach to Palestinian stone-throwers.
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Bolsonaro, an outspoken Trump admirer who seemed eager to please at their first meeting, failed to win more room for Brazil's sugar exports or overturn a U.S. ban on fresh Brazilian beef - both major objectives of the country's farm sector.
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And then, because Warren is a true student of the administrative state (one admirer of hers who's active in Massachusetts politics told me Warren stands out in Congress because "she's read the literature"), the agency is full of unusual structural quirks.
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These had adult fans, too: Black servicemen were known to use the Torchy paper doll as pin-ups and, in his own Guardian column, the poet Langston Hughes declared himself an admirer of Torchy's combination of sexiness, smarts, and sass.
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Grillo — an admirer of UKIP's Nigel Farage— used his personal website and social media channels to promote meetings and encourage followers to stand as candidates in local elections, and the party's populist message attracted voters from traditional parties across the country.
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Kane, the top scorer at last year's FIFA World Cup, has long been an admirer of American football and believes successfully switching sports late in his career will help him go down in history as one of the greatest sportsmen of all time.
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Leaning to sign the odd catalogue for a Japanese admirer, he adopts the exaggerated tilt of a rock guitarist squeezing the last drop of emotion out of a long and bendy note… Inside, his new show of paintings is on the walls.
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An admirer of Dr. Adams, the cabdriver Caterina Bellandi flamboyantly decorates herself and her car in Florence, Italy, where she provides "taxi therapy": free trips to and from cancer facilities, during which children and their families are offered toys, bubbles and pizza.
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Pauline Viardot (pictured left), a Spanish-born mezzo-soprano who had known the composer, sang Mozart's "Requiem" to a packed congregation that included "the whole of artistic and aristocratic Paris", as well as her lifelong admirer, the Russian author Ivan Turgenev (right).
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In an online survey by Elabe pollsters of 908 people who watched Thursday's debate, 71 percent of conservative and center-right voters found Fillon, an admirer of late British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, hardly a popular figure in France, more convincing than Juppe.
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Two eclipses this month, one on the 1st and another on the 16th, could bring important moments of truth: You could blurt out your honest feelings before you can even stop yourself, or a secret admirer may drop a bomb on you.
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Now the head of a travel and construction firm in the industrial city of Bursa, he is a fervent admirer of President Tayyip Erdogan for his policy of welcoming displaced Syrians and is running as a candidate for the ruling AK Party.
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I cannot find the words to express the thrill we felt — and the noises we made — when we opened the box, put batteries in that huge, pink phone, and heard the dial tone signaling our Secret Admirer adventure was ready to begin.
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The person he thinks is an admirer turns out to be a member of a group of gay activists who perform a parody of his brother's single "Drip Drop" in a circle around him, accusing him of flip-flopping on his queerness.
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A trained accountant and a self-avowed admirer of indigenous President Evo Morales in neighboring Bolivia, Aduviri spent most of 2018 as a fugitive of a sedition conviction before being acquitted on appeal and winning the governor's race in October regional elections.
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Fortunately, Mr. Luhrmann is a fellow Australian, so Mr. Rockefeller did what only a very hungry teenage admirer would do: He created a pop-up book to sell himself to the director and delivered it in person, sitting outside Mr. Luhrmann's door.
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More subtly than Bayonetta using her legs and leather to manipulate her pursuer-cum-admirer Luka, it's Archer embracing, owning, and using her sexuality—at no point does it feel like, maybe instead of empowering women, this game is about titillating men.
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Although Mr. Shafik campaigned against Mr. Morsi in 2012 as a defender of law-and-order and an admirer of Mr. Mubarak, his video on Wednesday suggested that this time he intended to run as a champion of democracy against Mr. Sisi.
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Wagner is headed by a former special forces soldier known as Nikolai Utkin, who has been described in Russian media as an admirer of the Nazi German Third Reich, with 'Wagner' being an homage to Adolf Hitler's favorite composer, Sky News reported.
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Iranian clerics have long insisted that rap music is the devil's work, but they had no complaints when Amir Tataloo, a rapper with a hard-partying, gangster-style reputation, turned into a nationalistic admirer of Iran's military effort in the Persian Gulf.
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When I spoke with him recently, he said that his mother had been more or less his only admirer at the time, when his first zine, "Captive Chains" (1978), a racy noir narrative now highly prized by collectors, sold just a few copies.
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Yiadom-Boakye often cites the unfashionable British painter Walter Sickert as an influence, and it is perhaps here that the congruence occurs: Virginia Woolf was also an admirer of Sickert, and published a monograph about him; Vanessa, her sister, illustrated the cover.
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Little by little, Alice starts to notice, or perhaps merely imagine, barely perceptible changes in her son's demeanor — changes that parallel subtle shifts in her work colleagues' personalities, most notably that of her Little Joe co-creator — and secret admirer — Chris (Ben Whishaw).
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Still, the morning after Mr. Scheer squeaked out a victory over Maxime Bernier, a free-market member of Parliament from Quebec and an enthusiastic admirer of Ayn Rand, it was not obvious if Mr. Scheer will simply be Stephen Harper with a smile.
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The comparison is weak—memorizing lines puts a performer under pressure, but not in the same way that finances put pressure on a homeowner making renovations (even when that pressure is only imaginary, as any admirer of Cusk's covetable modernist digs might assume).
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Salvini, an immigration hard-liner who has emerged as Italy's most influential politician since he became deputy prime minister last month, is a longstanding admirer of both Putin and Trump, and has vowed that his coalition government will pursue pro-Russian policies.
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Vingan Klein suspects the two were primed for success thanks to a high-profile admirer: first lady Michelle Obama, who wore a Jason Wu gown to both of her husband's inaugural balls and a day dress from the designer to Trump's inauguration.
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Being selected RNC co-chairman, with Trump's blessing, is "a testament to who Bob Paduchik is and what he's done in his career, particularly in the last two years," Jonathan Gormley, a GOP consultant and Paduchik admirer who has worked in Ohio, told BuzzFeed News.
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" In the essay, the Post cautioned Evangelicals that,"Trump, an admirer of Vladimir Putin and other dictatorial leaders, may claim to be your friend and protector now, but ... he will turn on you, and use whatever power is within his means to punish you.
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I'm a mere admirer compared to the super-fan who turned an empty bag of barbecue chips into a Flat Stanley-type roaming anthropomorphized object, who so far has been to Prague, Joshua Tree, and Minneapolis to see the Eagles win the Super Bowl.
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For every admirer cooing about the sun-warmed sea, craggy coastlines, fish-rich bouillabaisse and the Mediterranean melting pot (thanks to 313th-century immigration from Greece, Spain, Italy, Corsica, Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria), someone else is grousing about corruption, dirty streets and eroding Frenchness.
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Mr. Cloran, who had never even seen the show, became an admirer of its director, Rachel Chavkin, after seeing her pre-Broadway staging of "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812," and loved the "Hadestown" concept album, written by the singer-songwriter Anaïs Mitchell.
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Mr. Trump is an open admirer of tribal politicians like Mr. Putin, Mr. Erdogan and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, not least because they remind him of himself with their love of the mob, contempt for liberal elites and penchant for conspiracy theory.
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Kevin's "secret admirer" act gives Nora the license to ask about the friends and relations she left behind when she chose to get zapped — which, by extension, catches the rest of us up with what happened to Matt, Mary, John, Jill and the rest.
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Every time The Sun or The Times or my college alumni magazine has published one of my letters, I — a lifelong reader and admirer of writers — have had a little thrill of feeling myself, in however small and fleeting a way, to be an author.
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An admirer of the icon painter Andrei Rublev and his master, Theophanos the Greek, he found Socialist Realism constraining, but his early work — mournful slice-of-life scenes reminiscent of the American Ashcan School — did not wander too far afield from the official style.
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The film works on the level of a dreamlike fable, which sets Mambéty apart in the history of African cinema from the post-colonial polemics of Ousmane Sembene and his more-recent admirer, Abderrahmane Sissako, to name only two who have achieved international acclaim.
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"I am an unapologetic admirer of Teddy Roosevelt and believe he had it right when he placed under federal protection millions of acres of our federal lands and set aside much of it as our National forests," Zinke will say in opening remarks released by the transition.
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It beggars belief that Osborn, an admirer of Hitler and so racist that he denied humanity had its origin in Africa, intended this "visual education" to celebrate Africa as "heroic," rather than as a "primitive" world, whose fauna were thought to be on the verge of extinction.
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"I am an unapologetic admirer of Teddy Roosevelt, and believe he had a right when he placed under federal protection millions of our acres of federal lands, and set aside much of it as our national forest," Ryan Zinke said at his confirmation hearing last month.
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Perhaps the state will try to crush the dissent that prefigures desirable social change—as America's FBI tried to destroy Martin Luther King by sending a letter, supposedly from a disillusioned admirer, that accused him of being a "colossal fraud and an evil, vicious one at that".
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There's also a wealth of ridiculous subplots that belong in television comedy, including Mia's secret admirer, a visit from her Midwestern family, the relationship between her mother and algebra teacher, and the epic slow burn of the Guy Who Hates It When They Put Corn In Chili.
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Other notable performances are delivered by Natalie Cortez as a good-natured Anita — who incisively spits out the sarcastic lyrics of "America" — Maria Briggs as the frizzy-haired Jets admirer Anybodys and Jay Russell as the middle-aged drugstore proprietor whose good sense the young customers ignore.
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Some of the show's best moments come when the Young Pope catches someone's eye at the very moment they become an admirer and gently asks them not to stare too long at his chiseled jawline, thanks to the equally amused and threatening way Law sells these beats.
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In fact, Holbrooke himself was caught in this duality of being his own most fervent admirer and worst enemy (although when someone once commented that he was his own worst enemy, a national security adviser he had worked with snapped, "not as long as I'm around").
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But Mr. Levy, an admirer of poetry and of Sir Thomas More, whose chancellorship under King Henry VIII may have been the ultimate thankless job, plunged into his new position with optimism, nervous humor and the frenzied pace of a power broker eager to shake things up.
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Representative Steve King of Iowa, a Republican with a history of making inflammatory and racist statements about immigrants and promoting white nationalist views, drew criticism on Tuesday after retweeting a British activist who is a prominent Nazi sympathizer and has described himself as an admirer of Hitler.
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An admirer, too, of both Hodge and Dabney, Rushdoony began to advocate a return to "biblical" law in America, or "theonomy," in which power would rest only on a spiritual aristocracy with a direct line to God — and a clear understanding of God's libertarian economic vision.
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One other thing we've had in common over the years: We are Spurs guys — Carlesimo as a former assistant to Coach Gregg Popovich and, briefly, as team broadcast analyst; me as an unabashed admirer (with too much journalistic pride to say "fan") of the San Antonio way.
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That doesn't stop me wondering how I might cast my vote in this election from hell: How should a believer in pluralistic liberal democracy choose between Islamophobic dog-whistles and ill-suppressed anti-Semitism, between a soulmate of Donald Trump and an admirer of Nicolas Maduro?
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But he found an inevitable cleavage between these worlds: that in both hustling America and drizzling, hedge-bound England, with their strange snows and disorientating cities, he would always be an exile, patronised as "a Commonwealth writer" or, by some blacks, as a craven admirer of the Western canon.
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After weeks of consultations between the various parties and Italian President Sergio Mattarella, the election's two big winners — the anti-establishment M5S and Lega — entered into coalition talks, led respectively by 31-year old Luigi Di Maio and Matteo Salvini, an admirer of Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump.
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Nearly 47 million voters will decide, under tight security, whether to back a pro-EU centrist newcomer, a scandal-ridden veteran conservative who wants to slash public spending, a far-left eurosceptic admirer of Fidel Castro or appoint France's first woman president, to shut borders and ditch the euro.
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First he leaves a sex toy lying in his car, then he fails to delete his web browser history.) After visiting her fabulously wealthy, recently divorced old admirer Steve Benjamin (Tim DeKay) and giving him a timely lecture on how politically engaged today's kids can be, she confronts Greg.
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