Trump's admirers Yet Trump's admirers can be counted in the millions.
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She can't miss — she pleases the last admirers of concept art and pleases the first admirers of new figurative art.
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Mr. Mubarak frequently receives flowers from admirers, and visits from his wife, Suzanne, his sons and his grandchildren, and a tight circle of ardent admirers.
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Her colleagues and admirers call her Jess, but I can't
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Asia's $105 billion beauty industry has attracted plenty of admirers.
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Owl admirers will be luckier: On Sunday at 224 p.m.
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This mix of skill and kitsch has won admirers overseas.
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His admirers are legion, and include conservatives like Utah Sen.
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Here's the dish that will have you rolling in admirers.
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As soon as she entered, she was greeted by admirers.
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Her admirers say she loves the treadmill of hard work?
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His most ardent admirers compared his works to spiritual prophecy.
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Many Lovecraft admirers couldn't see it through to its climax.
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So far, Walcott's admirers need not worry about his legacy.
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It preaches individual freedom but contains admirers of Vladimir Putin.
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Oh, and he hasn't gotten many admirers from the show.
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He still receives a huge volume of mail from admirers.
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Even some admirers ask whether his reach exceeds his grasp.
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But her admirers will read it as pure Amy Schumer.
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Instead, he equates talking to crowds of admirers with exercise.
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The group's entrepreneurial approach has won it admirers and skeptics.
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Afterward, we approached Edwyn, who was now surrounded by admirers.
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Her admirers say her work has been brave and vital.
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Some admirers stick money in the windowpane as a tribute.
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Still, admirers say they can identify Mr. Casey's recent spark.
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Comte had admirers, including George Eliot, but almost no practitioners.
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Many of those admirers were artists in the United States.
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But her campaign had attracted attention -- and admirers -- at times.
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His admirers still speak of his passing with great regret.
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Positivism drew admirers in places including Mexico, Britain and Turkey.
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His style later drew admirers even outside the five boroughs.
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Still, admirers of Ms. Ireland won't leave the theater hungry.
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But Russ, as we admirers call him, is also a sweetie.
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It's just the worst version of what his admirers already think.
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Norman Rockwell and Andy Warhol were among his admirers, they added.
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That is, his admirers say, a sign of character and integrity.
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I even signed up for a dating website for fat admirers.
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And your magnetism will continue to attract admirers into the summertime.
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News, later adding a "Sorry, guys" to all her male admirers.
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Writer and editor Christopher Cevasco is one of Chiang's many admirers.
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Still, even some of Sanders's admirers think he could do more.
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Daario might just rejoin Dany's ever increasing list of admirers again.
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Sanders urged his admirers to fight the establishment and dream big.
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Admirers of Elizabeth will take solace in few of these pages.
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The "Winged Victory of Samothrace" was bereft of its usual admirers.
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Even admirers had their own interpretations of the site's intended image.
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The line, a hundred deep, kept stalling as admirers reached him.
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They are part of the stellar literary lineup of her admirers.
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His famous admirers included Richard Pryor, Bill Clinton, and Bob Dylan.
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Even admirers of Mrs Clinton will curl their toes at this.
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His admirers can't get enough of hearing that he's rich enough,
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Mr. Whipple said that nuns were among his most fervent admirers.
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Yet, as admirers point out, she rarely took herself too seriously.
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Or that it inspired a day of tributes from shocked admirers.
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What more could fashion, or its admirers, hope for than this?
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But years slipped by as Crase's admirers awaited the next collection.
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But drag turned them into mutual admirers, then frenemies, then friends.
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Obama noted how difficult it is to disappoint supporters and admirers.
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President Lyndon Johnson, for one, counted himself among Spock's former admirers.
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The admirers will not make it past the table of contents.
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Admirers of Mr. Steiner found his erudition and his arguments brilliant.
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Admirers have been laying flowers, incense and money at the statue.
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Instead, it was a reminder why he's lost so many admirers.
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Even his admirers concede that he is prone to senatorial bloviation.
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Sun Tzu's admirers seek to apply his lessons in everyday life.
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Even his longtime admirers seemed unnerved, and their faith in him shaken.
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Jax's work has attracted a number of admirers within the experimental scene.
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One of Prince Harry's biggest admirers has died, according to multiple reports.
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Yang's campaign, for example, has also attracted admirers from the far-right.
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She fidgets with her glasses before an opera house filled with admirers.
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Tesla, too, has garnered a cult-like following among owners and admirers.
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While Cletus' unusual look instantly attracted admirers, it also included down sides.
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Ledger's admirers will find a lot of memories rekindled, to be sure.
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Britney Spears can count DeMario Jackson as one of her many admirers.
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In 1980, while still on trial, Bundy married one of his admirers.
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And no wonder, perhaps: for admirers of architectural modernism, Asmara is sirenic.
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Fans and admirers will run out of new Wallace writing to read.
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Cloistered in his office, he telephones likely admirers and videotapes himself obsessively.
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He had both admirers and detractors in Cuba and around the world.
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Strauss has similarly been misunderstood by admirers on the right, Lilla argues.
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That feeling took hold even among some of Mr. Rubio's earliest admirers.
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"🖕 those guys," the pizza chain tweeted of its neo-Nazi admirers.
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It's no secret Trump has very few authentic admirers among Senate Republicans.
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At home, his rags-to-riches story has earned him loyal admirers.
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To admirers, Mr. Banks was a broad-chested champion of native pride.
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Even admirers of the 40th president have been struck by his contradictions.
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Other admirers include the filmmakers Jia Zhangke, Arnaud Desplechin and Pedro Costa.
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Some of her ideas can put her admirers in an awkward position.
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"They've seen us on his Instagram," she said, of her son's admirers.
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The president was in New Hampshire too, and so were his admirers.
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The death of a celebrity leaves its mark even on distant admirers.
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Admirers praised the film's edgy depiction of sex beyond the normal bounds.
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A single man of large fortune; with many admirers and speaking engagements!
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That's not going to keep her admirers from shooting their shot, though.
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Among his most fervent admirers was Margaret Thatcher, former British prime minister.
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Its admirers consider it the source of post-war peace and democracy.
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Other admirers preceded me there that day: Lilies had been left in tribute.
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Not that Bush hadn't earned his share of admirers across his distinguished career.
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Admirers view the constitution as the source of Japan's peace, prosperity and democracy.
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The beach image prompted admirers to invite Trudeau to their weddings, shirt optional.
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But Johnson also has powerful admirers, not least among them President Donald Trump.
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The doggedness that has won her many admirers now looks like pig-headedness.
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But beyond America's borders, even its greatest admirers reserve a dose of skepticism.
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He has admirers in the parliaments of France, the Netherlands, Germany and Japan.
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"No!" she said to admirers within earshot, whilst wearing a mini fur coat.
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But nor is he as flawless a political leader as his admirers boast.
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The speech thrilled admirers, irritated opponents and made her name around the world.
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This approach has signaled admirers to view even reasonable dissent as racial treason.
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"The students are really, really intelligent and mindful," Usher said, while admirers circled.
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Even then, to some die-hard admirers, he remained an object of worship.
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As a result, his novels and nonfiction have also found many adult admirers.
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Even some admirers of his plays, and fellow experimental theatermakers, have been critical.
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His incitements have earned him many admirers within the art world, but Pope.
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Admirers say the law is Mr. Mandelblit's only agenda and his moral compass.
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Yousafzai's return to her hometown was eagerly awaited by admirers and family friends.
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Can music like that become as big as some of Hynes's admirers hope?
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The young, energetic French president has a lot of admirers but few supporters.
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No other president who accomplished so much has so few latter-day admirers.
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In many countries, Mr. Trump is more apt to draw protesters than admirers.
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Hundreds of friends, admirers, and fellow citizens crowd the steps of the cathedral.
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And their easy defeat of Cleveland left even their most reluctant admirers impressed.
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Even its most ardent admirers tend to concede that some sections are overlong.
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That's the artist his admirers should pay very close attention to, especially today.
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But some of Mr. Markovits's admirers put his book in even grander company.
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Admirers praise him for keeping the currency stable through years of political chaos.
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" There was a photograph well known to admirers of Leiter, called "Fay Smoking.
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"Absolutely humbled," he pronounced himself, as his admirers thanked him for being brave.
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But to admirers of Mr. Ryan, the message of the leak was unsubtle.
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His admirers have included John Updike, Michael Chabon, Dave Eggers and John Irving.
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Mr Modi's admirers paint him as the man who at last unleashed India's potential.
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Notes from Lagerfeld's admirers have poured in since news of the iconic designer's death.
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For the statue's fans and admirers, it's developed into something much more than that.
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Occasionally a bag would disappear, returned only when admirers had finished passing it around.
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But it is not clear what Mr Putin can do for his local admirers.
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Mr Obama didn't miss his chances in Syria, his admirers say; he didn't dither.
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But Goldwater's 20-point loss to Lyndon Johnson failed to discourage his conservative admirers.
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His tribute to the Navy SEAL was called beautiful and sincere by Trump-admirers.
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Kendall Jenner has many admirers — and two of them are no longer a secret.
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On a recent visit to the roadside, several of Loung's admirers found her dead.
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Taurus's quiet radiance and strong presence attracts admirers from afar—including LL Cool J!
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Now the brand is beloved by Jenners, Kardashians, and their admirers the world over.
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Admirers credit this with Mrs May's unusually long (six-year) stint in the job.
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"They'll be like, 'Anuxi make me hats,'" said Everett of her public game admirers.
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"Addictive," yes, which is why admirers rave and why I'm giving them their due.
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NEITHER old admirers nor recent converts can seem to get enough of J.M.W. Turner.
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Many of his former admirers turned against him, however, regarding him as a spoiler.
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And with Mr. Sanders's core admirers, his unapologetic opposition may draw an enthusiastic response.
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For long-suffering admirers of Brutalism, the internet has proved an unexpected boon companion.
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Even his admirers may wish that this old dog would try a new trick.
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Since then these fascinating 'bags-objects' make their way finding admirers throughout the world.
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Cassidy counted among his admirers everyone from journalist Katie Couric to director Kevin Smith.
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TO HIS millions of admirers, Pope Francis seems possessed of an almost angelic spirituality.
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May's admirers concede that this customs plan will probably not fly with the Europeans.
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Readers and admirers lamented the end of Teen Vogue's print run after the announcement.
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Admirers of LaValle inevitably declare him the love child of some unlikely artistic union.
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But admirers perceive a more earnest intention underpinning Ms. Eilish's over-the-top appeal.
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Admirers would often write such speeches down, parading through the streets with his pages.
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Unacknowledged by his admirers are the lengths to which Moro has gone to shield
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Biden's admirers, though, believe the details matter less than his overarching message of acceptance.
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Admirers often liken Mr. Snowden and the WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange, to Mr. Ellsberg.
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And that is what makes what happened to him even harder, his admirers believe.
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She hugs admirers, poses for selfies and warmly thanks person after person for attending.
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As they grappled with his death, Mr. Liu's admirers quoted his writings and poetry.
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She tells us she's being hit up by admirers who apparently want an encore performance.
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From a stage in the park outside the Capitol, Paulette looked out at her admirers.
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Admirers included fellow science fiction writers like Philip K. Dick and Ursula K. Le Guin.
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Admirers of Lethem's novel may find themselves puzzled by what Norton has done with it.
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Admirers gave him a nickname, calling him "the Japanese cop" because of his Japanese heritage.
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"It makes me feel great," Bryant said of turning a Pelicans crowd into Kobe admirers.
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As he observes, modern admirers like to imagine ancient Athens as cool, deliberative and rational.
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But the US president has many admirers, some of them running governments around the world.
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Simons told Mashable that the team at Atlassian had been "admirers for awhile" of Trello.
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His wife was an Elvis fan and they were both great admirers of John Lennon.
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A lively reform programme has won Mr Bainimarama many admirers among his country's 890,000 citizens.
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Her colorful demeanor has garnered her more than a few Internet admirers over the years.
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But Guston flew the coop and circled back to representation, baffling many of his admirers.
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Many of her admirers were ecstatic, while those torn about her sounded ever more ambivalent.
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But he and his admirers view it as a crucial crossroads where art meets life.
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His willingness to peel back the curtain has found him a number of admirers already.
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With over 6,500 admirers, the smoker is mainly popular on the adult streaming platform MyFreeCams.
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Another advantage of Vincent is that it gets millions of his admirers off the hook.
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Admirers say Spiegel is as good at building products as Mark Zuckerberg and Steve Jobs.
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He's now a full-fledged celebrity with many millions of admirers and real political clout.
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To his admirers, Judge Ellis's bluntness and impatience are indicative of a razor-sharp mind.
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However, admirers point out that the IHDP is about job creation as much as housing.
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In the 1930s, it referred to an attractive woman who had many followers and admirers.
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His admirers still come to Gunther's years later, long after he moved away in 1964.
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After his death on Tuesday, many prominent admirers recalled how he had touched their lives.
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"There hasn't been anything like this since Andrew Jackson," Mr. Trump quoted his admirers saying.
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People knew about J. Tillman, he had admirers, but despite the persistence nothing quite took.
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They are Englishmen of a certain background, old friends and admirers of each other's work.
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Leading up to the vote, Mr. McCain, not untypically, had confounded both critics and admirers.
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Moreover, the legacies for which his admirers once lionized him are now in bad disrepair.
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All admirers of Strauss should see this production and reconsider where his best talents lay.
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McCain lies in state officially, while Franklin does so unofficially, by virtue of her admirers.
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" Some alt-right admirers hail Austen's novels as blueprints for a white nationalist "ethno-state.
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These days, Jackson is the embattled president of the Knicks, with more critics than admirers.
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Just as Mr. Nixon had his admirers and apologists, so it is with Mr. Trump.
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She has a legion of admirers, people, like me, who always wanted to know more.
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He's received piles of mail from admirers, including letters from his native country of Venezuela.
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We're going to be mixing in questions from Walt's many admirers throughout the entire show.
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The work has drawn admirers, with more than 40 percent of the units already spoken for.
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Nikitin has boasted that his message of militant white nationalism is drawing admirers from beyond Europe.
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Notably absent: Just about any of the Resistance-style agitating his admirers might have hoped for.
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Beautiful and sweet, Irene Garza had many admirers in her hometown of McAllen, Texas in 1960.
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Traditionally a clandestine alliance has existed between the all-women teams and their ardent gay admirers.
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"Unless justice is done and seen to be done, we cannot reform," she told foreign admirers.
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It is a style that has found imitators and admirers from Warsaw to the White House.
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Still, Ms. Wolf's peers and admirers feel that her voice is distinctive enough to break through.
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We suspect curious Gus will have plenty of new admirers to play with in his future.
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They were swiftly promoted to university posts and other influential positions by their Anglo-Saxon admirers.
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Young admirers reminded of their own existential confusions have every right to feel poignant about them.
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To be that horrifying was a monumental task, an aspirational artifact capable of dwarfing contemporary admirers.
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Then the two retired backstage, where Mr. Wainwright stood next to his publicist, mobbed by admirers.
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LME inventory levels have been a false friend for zinc's many bull admirers in recent times.
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Drive modes tailor the car from racetrack-ready to slogging through a crowd of drooling admirers.
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But his admirers say that he is engaged in a loftier project than merely selling books.
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The praise Reagan's ideas received from his admirers pointed to a stark cultural disconnect in America.
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Bieber joins a long list of the actor's famous admirers, including Daniel Radcliffe and Carey Mulligan.
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Mr. Khosrowshahi's admirers say the calm is a result of his long experience with corporate distress.
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Some were love letters from female admirers to Eddie Lemon, a former WHUR-FM disc jockey.
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Admirers compared him to Lee Kuan Yew, the Singaporean leader who fused authoritarian rule with prosperity.
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With near unanimity, colleagues and admirers praised Professor Reinhardt for transforming raw data into moral imperatives.
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While you sort through the messages of admirers, deciding who to make your Valentine, consider finches.
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Even admirers worry that Mr. Donovan, despite a fund-raising advantage, has been caught flat-footed.
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Admirers (and, I presume, friends) of Ms. Hall may hope she turns to happier fare soon.
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His seeming reluctance to speak out against Mr. Trump has disappointed some of Mr. Alexander's admirers.
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It's possible to imagine both Donald J. Trump's detractors and his admirers eagerly grasping a copy.
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His many admirers included Goethe, who went so far as to send Howard gushing fan mail.
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For some of the president's admirers, the answer is that America has become benighted and bigoted.
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If he did leave, he would not be short of admirers — Hearn is one of many.
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Many (not all) of the company's admirers take pleasure again in the way it dances Balanchine.
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Canova was celebrated while he was alive, with Goethe and Wordsworth in the chorus of admirers.
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Is this the "authentic" Mexican food that many admirers of the cuisine have tried to recreate?
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EVEN ITS most ardent admirers will admit that the Tatra T77A (pictured below) is an oddity.
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Even his admirers concede that Mr. Trump, a consummate showman, has a gift for tactical distraction.
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When it comes to regulations that suppress competition, businesses can be ardent admirers of red tape.
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His admirers have often compared him to filmmakers: Quentin Tarantino, David Lynch, George Lucas, James Cameron.
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Hundreds of the designer's admirers were packed inside; hundreds more waited outside, shivering in the cold.
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Even Mr. Gantz's admirers can sound fatalistic about the political ramifications of renewed fighting in Gaza.
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Her inspiring back story, including her fierce bond with her family, has won her legions of admirers.
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Bradford's new paintings represent a significant departure from her previous work, which gained many admirers, myself included.
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And they included Princess Diana, which was a popular choice with friends and admirers of her legacy.
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The hot dog princessAinsley Turner earned admirers all over the Internet when she dared to be different.
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When Williams and Mirikitani materialize, a stream of admirers line up to have photos taken with them.
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The unconventional nighttime ceremony drew legions of admirers of both West as well as the Batman character.
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Well, it would seem that he is chosen for sacrifice at the hands of Him's doting admirers.
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Such subcultures still exist ("for bears and their admirers", reads the slogan for XXL, a London nightclub).
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In the same way the Grand Canyon is majestic and lovely, attracting admirers from around the world?
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As 2017 ends, his highlights are accounts that make even some of his friends and admirers uncomfortable.
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As admirers of great model-off-duty style, we're well-versed in all things Rosie Huntington-Whiteley.
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It shows a portly Mr Xi greeting admirers (some are pictured), eating dumplings and inspecting a toilet.
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Read on for a look at images captured by NASA, professional photographers, and casual moon-admirers alike.
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Still, as with Orbán, Brown and other American admirers herald Salvini primarily as a "pro-family" hero.
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Most significantly, last year, admirers of Airbnb's Instagram account seemed to be particularly interested in green spaces.
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And her tough approach has more admirers on the affluent hillsides than in the slums between them.
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You don't get named People's Sexiest Man Alive without having admirers aside from just your girlfriend, right?
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However they found him, the impact he had on his admirers was immediately clear during the service.
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Pearlman and other admirers of Cruz recognize that he has an uphill climb against a native son.
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He was the rare musician and performed who inspired a universal consensus among his admirers and peers.
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The admirers predictably point out the over-the-top stunts, which are the highlights of every movie.
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The Case IH autonomous tractor drew skeptics and admirers at the September Farm Progress Show in Iowa.
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She's an admirable woman who has plenty of admirers and who has more than passed the test.
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But the departure may have been a long time coming, both critics and admirers of Cohn say.
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As Scully heads into retirement, admirers in recent days and weeks have offered tributes to his legacy.
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Like their prized republic, admirers of ancient Sparta don't have nearly the same reputation they used to.
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Getting there while juggling the real-life challenges of work and family has earned Plummer many admirers.
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And supporters of Bernie Sanders packed up their signs, some of his admirers still unmoved by Mrs.
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Many such minor "Star Wars" characters have been elevated to greater prominence thanks to their female admirers.
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Still, with a small team and a limited budget, they have won many admirers at the Games.
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A display called "The End?" looks at the way some admirers seek total communion, even in death.
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A 1993 revival, presented by Roundabout Theater Company and directed by Scott Ellis, has its admirers, too.
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Mr. Trump's admirers have often praised him for his authenticity and blunt style, contrasting it with Mrs.
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The crowd clung to her as she went, her thicket of admirers pushed slowly along like peristalsis.
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For her many admirers, Ms. Greer's path to stardom as an actor or director is still open.
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But even many of Mr. Xi's admirers have been taken aback by his bid for indefinite rule.
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For many of her onetime admirers, her handling of the Rohingya issue has been a grave betrayal.
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She excelled at an expression that told her thousands of admirers that she wished were anywhere else.
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It seems that he was maddened by jealousy; her many admirers were more than he could bear.
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Many of his acquisitions bear inscriptions and poetry from the artists and from past owners and admirers.
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Acknowledge and incorporate a few of the qualities that admirers attribute to him and were attracted by.
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He met me here at this mecca for Italian cars and their admirers, outside New York City.
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They've cultivated a vibe as down-to-earth elders, recording for independent labels staffed by younger admirers.
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As the Chanel designer loved the garment, friends and admirers create a charity project to honor him.
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Whether they know it or not, this is ultimately what drew most of Hitchens's admirers to him.
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And spring is the best opportunity for human admirers to distinguish between the city's warm weather gulls.
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The Swedish teenager who inspired a global movement is returning home, as admirers and critics weigh in.
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Admirers of Agnès Varda, who died in March at 90, may be looking for a fitting remembrance.
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Admirers might cite Mr. Tillerson's willingness to change course as a sign of being nimble when necessary.
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My thoughts are with his family, BJP Karyakartas and millions of admirers in this hour of sadness.
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His admirers, however, say he's shown that he is willing to, at the very least, punish perpetrators.
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Specifically for that cable-knit, which a fair share of admirers have already tried to find online.
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His transcendental visions of heaven and hell have saturated the consciousness of admirers for over 500 years.
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A touching portrait, Martha succeeds on two fronts: as an introduction to those who are completely unaware of what this woman's work has meant to graffiti artists and admirers worldwide, and as an opportunity for these same artists and admirers to realize that she has done more than that.
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Admirers took advantage of the sky's Instagrammable moment: This picture was taken by MaoTing Hsu in Taichung, Taiwan.
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"Baseball is a magnificently slow and excruciating game that inflicts enormous psychic pain on its admirers," Gioia says.
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The genre clearly has its admirers, which explains why Adult Swim, among others, is crawling with similar fare.
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It's the ideal conclusion to a great career, and a gift to all of Stanton's fans and admirers.
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In any case, ardent admirers of Merton should probably give "The Glory of the World" a wide berth.
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"It's not like herding cats," Leah Wolczko, 49, of Goffstown, said of her fellow admirers of Mr. Paul.
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Her admirers, greater in number, say she has taken on mighty corporate interests where others would have wavered.
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He and Jürgen Habermas, the doyen of German philosophers and a guiding light to 1968ers, are mutual admirers.
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He leaves behind a loving family, countless friends and admirers, and a lasting legacy that won't be forgotten.
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Watching him flit between his admirers, his face brightening whenever a friend or fan screamed his name— Michael!
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His current groove includes 135 in his last three games and it is winning him plenty of admirers.
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For a long time, many foreign admirers of China treated party rule as a bit of a joke.
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Some say Kelly's efforts have produced few examples of real change -- and few admirers in the White House.
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His biggest admirers, deprived of his artistry on the field of late, are hoping he does just that.
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They find themselves playing in bigger spaces than they wished to more admirers than they thought they had.
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On this day there were just a hundred or so of Mr. Cunningham's closest friends, relatives and admirers.
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But Mr. Gingrich added that Mr. Ryan had invited the opprobrium from both Mr. Trump and his admirers.
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In some cases, bringing back former officials risks bringing in dated perspectives or admirers of the status quo.
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This was a disappointment for many of the preceding game's admirers, and the differences were more than cosmetic.
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He gazed upon a teeming arena of admirers and neither their presence nor their numbers was quite enough.
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But he failed, and to Woolson's admirers his failure is symbolic: You can't keep this good writer down.
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But to his admirers, Mr. Meadows puts principle above pragmatism even at a cost to his own party.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Last year was a good one for Anglophone admirers of Pierre Reverdy.
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For occasional admirers, though, they will more likely mystify, having only the most notional connection to the story.
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LAABF has seen an outpouring of support following the cancellation announcement, including by individual admirers of the fair.
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He leaves his beloved wife, a legion of admirers, and a small and utterly devoted group of friends.
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Admirers hail it as a job market in which workers are, finally, in control of their own destinies.
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YouTube stars are winking at the camera as they step into romantic roles dreamed up by their admirers.
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Dortmund has won countless admirers in recent years for its sense of adventure, its risk-taking, its dynamism.
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To her adult admirers, the fact that she is—and presents as—a child gives her moral authority.
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After a long delay, questions around its return began circulating as admirers of the piece feared the worst.
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He continued to run his internet group, hold news conferences and wave to admirers from an embassy balcony.
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Mr. McGahn's admirers, however, chafe at the suggestion that he might become a rubber stamp for Mr. Trump.
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Even some of Graham's biggest admirers say his stance on racism during the 1950s and '60s was wobbly.
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Do admirers of President Obama really want to revisit his slow slide from 2008 triumph to 2017 vilification?
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Nearly three years after Zimmerman was acquitted, he has critics as well as admirers in the gun community.
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Yet he has few admirers in the State Department, and in Kabul the élite don't hide their contempt.
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" Among his admirers was the critic Kenneth Tynan, who called Mr. Corey "Chaplin's clown with a college education.
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She would give him sherry, and tell stories about Oskar Kokoschka, Sigmund Freud, and other friends or admirers.
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A revolutionary hero to admirers, he was viewed by his many detractors as an archterrorist until the end.
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Aarne Anton referred to an emotional connection to outsider art that many of its admirers seem to share.
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His admirers followed every flashy orgasm, extending his purple reign over several heated decades of fun and furor.
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If this was his only fantasy goal, and Monday his one fantastic night, he has a world of admirers.
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Cycling fans, cancer survivors, and even casual admirers of the Armstrong tale were left feeling betrayed, angry and confused.
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Of course ... the dude's getting roasted by some trolls ... but also getting a lot of love from his admirers.
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Ryan's admirers (and even President Trump, who has a complicated relationship with Ryan) can't say enough about his accomplishments.
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Franco's admirers saw him as a firm hand who fostered Spain's longest period of peace after centuries of turmoil.
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For those credit admirers, having good credit most often suggested that another person was responsible (73% used that adjective).
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His admirers will know that much of his fiction can be read only thanks to an act of betrayal.
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To be sure, the things about German politics that stand out and appeal to its admirers will live on.
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However, admirers of America's last comprehensive revision of its tax code should be disappointed with the GOP's current attempts.
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Perhaps the only thing that his detractors and admirers agree on is that Mr Macron is "dans la séduction".
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Abroad Mrs Merkel is often described by critics and admirers as a sphinx, a master chess-player, a Machiavellian.
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At the moment Mr Maduro impresses only hardline admirers with his wild talk of American imperialists planning an invasion.
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Sports fans are mourning the loss of BMX legend Dave Mirra, including his fellow motocross riders and celebrity admirers.
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Among the admirers is a woman who whips out a pink iPad to take pictures of the rambunctious creatures.
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Surf those terms and you'll likely discover a host of self-styled 'beard models' — and thousands of ardent admirers.
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That same year, a video of Grande greeting admirers at London's Heathrow airport with kisses and selfies went viral.
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Instead, analysts say much of its revenue comes from services such as karaoke live broadcasting where admirers tip performers.
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Though they didn't make a huge media splash during their first incarnation, Pixies earned themselves some well-placed admirers.
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The figures were intended to be handled, and each of them bears wear and tear from generations of admirers.
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And, as his admirers came to believe, he was — if there is such a thing — a natural university president.
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There's also the question of Bundy's legion of female admirers, who showed up to support him during his trial.
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Ronald Reagan's selective engagement in the 1980s helped bring about the dissolution of the Soviet Union, his admirers say.
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An important part of what has galvanized his admirers and opponents alike is Mr. Trump's tough talk on immigration.
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But Oscar's curmudgeonly nature and his dirty, matted green fur make him all the more endearing to his admirers.
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Putin doesn't have many Western admirers given his invasions of foreign countries and brutal crackdown on dissent at home.
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In the past two months, the imprint has delivered a pair of recordings to only its most committed admirers.
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"But, man, you're never going to get any truth from us," he rants to his many millions of admirers.
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Critic's Pick Heads up, fans of Sarah DeLappe's soccer play, "The Wolves" — admirers of the original cast in particular.
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He found particularly enthusiastic fans in Britain, where his admirers included the rock stars Pete Townshend and Eric Clapton.
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But "Black Tickets" is the book that so many of her admirers, myself included, have been unable to shake.
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In October 1939, about a decade before he was assassinated, Mohandas K. Gandhi issued a warning to his admirers.
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The group performed only sporadically but drew admirers including Mr. Byrne and the hip-hop pioneer Fab 5 Freddy.
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But after his death in 1870, admirers in the South made him the centerpiece of the Lost Cause campaign.
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Kael's distinctively passionate voice, competing with movie fragments, is disastrously muffled, as are those of her admirers and detractors.
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Johnson responded by praising Javid's contribution to public life and insisted that he still has many "admirers" in government.
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His admirers have had to wait since the Clinton administration for his next book, but happily, it's worth it.
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But critics and admirers alike say they expect her to learn the ropes, build ties and get her way.
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Admirers of this austere little tale, who include Suketu Mehta and Katherine Boo, have compared the author to Chekhov.
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But with 50 days until the Iowa caucuses, some of their admirers are hoping they will begin a dialogue.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, to the disappointment of many of her admirers, advanced Ben Carson as housing secretary.
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Before Rauschenberg and Mr. Johns were on the scene, Willem de Kooning and Franz Kline were among Cunningham's admirers.
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Whatever his next step, Schiff's aggressive challenging of Trump and Republicans in the Russia probe has won him admirers.
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" Rhodes further reveals his actual feelings towards his newfound admirers: "This whole country's just like my flock of sheep!
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Admirers at the unveiling of her statue in Plymouth included Frances Phipps, who runs a first-aid training company.
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Meet LiLou: LiLou is a Rubenesque young lady who enjoys dressing up and performing little tricks for her many admirers.
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Friends and admirers of the late Anthony Bourdain are celebrating his life on what would have been his 2741rd birthday.
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She often wore pants suits on the campaign trail, as did many of her female admirers to show their support.
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The focus is less on Hokusai than it is on his crowds of admirers, a cross-section of Edo's citizens.
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Twitter also suspended his access to Periscope, a live video-streaming service that Shkreli often used to interact with admirers.
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Still, it's another way Opera can differentiate itself from the competition, and perhaps get some new admirers in the process.
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But due to the rising popularity of commercial dance, majoretting has begun to attract admirers singularly interested in its artistry.
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Admirers who once praised the prince now wonder whether his vision is to change the kingdom, or just his title.
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Mr Modi has disappointed his policy-minded admirers by failing to follow Mr Vajpayee's lead in pushing through painful reforms.
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Mr Putin has been careful not to endorse his admirers, whether Ms Le Pen, Mr Trump or radical nationalist activists.
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"We have been huge fans and admirers of Dolly our entire lives," the band told PEOPLE in an exclusive statement.
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Wilder's friends, co-workers and admirers were quick to pay tribute to the actor after the news of his death.
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Admirers of George Michael have gathered outside his homes to pay tribute to the legendary singer following his shocking death.
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Other long time admirers of Trump and his business acumen were milling around the room, clapping and hugging their friends.
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Whereas previously a company would look for a celebrity to match its image, wanghong and their admirers are shaping merchandise.
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Instead, make a big batch of this perfect spaghetti carbonara and watch as googly-eyed admirers flock to your side.
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After this act of violence, the young activist became a global inspiration, gaining many admirers, from Michelle Obama to NASA.
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The second-richest man in the world is worth $73 billion and holds tremendous influence over his employees and admirers.
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The only Russian currently on the starting grid, Kvyat has plenty of admirers but has also become embroiled in controversy.
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Admirers said Swiss health care had something for everyone: universal coverage for liberals, private providers and consumer choice for conservatives.
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A global opinion poll published in March found that his admirers outnumbered his detractors by more than four to one.
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Later, he quotes Holiday herself, again throwing admirers off her trail: "This voice of mine is a mess," she says.
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But there was another narrative, just as striking to some admirers, of a private courage beyond his klieg-lit renown.
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Whatever his admirers or detractors say about him, Romney is a plausible president who is eminently qualified for the presidency.
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That get-tough stance has won admirers in a nation that saw a record of nearly 64,000 murders last year.
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He launched a campaign for chairman of the Democratic National Committee, attracting admirers nationally, including former DNC chairman Howard Dean.
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Casey's admirers can argue that he's the most underappreciated coach in the NBA, and they would have a compelling case.
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Some of the portraits were sent out in albums to friends and admirers, often as a signal of her favor.
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In such a politically charged environment, high-profile figures are invariably going to have their critics as well as admirers.
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He has become something of a fixture in Greenwich Village, and his admirers were throwing him a 21st birthday party.
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A nonprofit's inbox is full of friendly but irritating emails from admirers who wonder if the organization might hire them.
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It was a constant presence — almost a second guest of honor — on Sunday, a hairy punching bag for his admirers.
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For many of her one-time admirers, her handling of the Rohingya issue has been nothing short of a betrayal.
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In North Korea, Mr. Kim is often pictured alongside throngs of admirers who hang on and record his every word.
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So long as he's allowed to pounce he'll continue to win new admirers and future elections, not just his own.
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Sometimes, his admirers were so nervous that their sweaty fingers could not activate the buttons to trigger their phone cameras.
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Among Waring's admirers, Gergel writes, was a young African-American minister who had masterminded a bus boycott in Montgomery, Ala.
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Mr. Nuriev's admirers know he's a major fan of monochrome, but elsewhere he tends toward vivid blues and warm pinks.
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Admirers, however, believe it is this ability to generate his own narrative orbit that could separate him from his peers.
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"The downside of canceling the event was disappointing Mr. Caro's legion of admirers," said Paul Bogaards, a spokesman at Knopf.
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He had also come to brag a little, in a place with plenty of New York expats and other admirers.
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President Trump's critics and admirers have both often wondered whether most of the normal rules of politics apply to him.
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The cops have a point, of course, but there's no fun in insurance, which Mr. Incredible and his admirers know.
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Moreover, his admirers are so incensed that he and his party have hauled in an unprecedented amount of campaign money.
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Out in America, Mr. Trump still has plenty of genuine admirers, people who view him as a brilliant, iconoclastic businessman.
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To his admirers, Mr. Starr was an upright pursuer of a lying, philandering president who had dishonored the Oval Office.
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For many of Mr. Sanders's admirers, the interview only reinforced a conviction that traditional Democratic forces wish him political harm.
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To its admirers, the appeal is a laudable initiative to avoid a downgrade that would be damaging to the country.
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When the artist Prince died in 2016, many fans and admirers shared their favorite songs from his decades of performance.
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In the mainland, some of Mr. Liu's admirers have been finding creative ways around Beijing's internet controls to remember him.
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But even Barragán's most patriotic admirers admit, grudgingly, that the archive is technically in good hands—well organized, temperature-controlled.
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If he falls short of the Presidency, his admirers will have gained, at a minimum, fresh evidence of their encirclement.
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"Lawless savages," he calls the Islamic State, evoking the worldview of European imperialists and their American admirers like Theodore Roosevelt.
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Indeed, the Trump paradox is that his support deepens among his most persistent admirers even as it erodes everywhere else.
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Admirers call her "brilliant" and "scrappy" — a "general" who figures out clever ways to connect films to the cultural moment.
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To his admirers, Hong plays with theme and variation in the way that Eric Rohmer did, revealing subtleties of behavior.
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Cohen's use of deception as a tactic—particularly his lying about being a journalist—may not win him many admirers.
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I had a few admirers in little independent pockets, and I thought, What's the best way to piss them off?
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There a crowd formed around him and admirers snapped selfies before he retired to a private room without addressing the conference.
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Malia's composure won many admirers, including Time magazine, which named her one of its "30 most influential teens" the following year.
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Her performances on stage drew many admirers, and she was invited to high society luncheons where she danced and drank champagne.
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But Sisi's admirers say firmness has been necessary to end years of lawlessness and militants behind attacks that have killed hundreds.
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Admirers of this art form in the West have included W.B. Yeats, an Irish poet, and Peter Brook, a theatre director.
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He leaves behind a devastated family, legions of admirers—and the most explosive dossier of cases before the country's highest court.
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In doing so he has won a new set of national admirers, though not always those who vote in Republican primaries.
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Styles, for one, takes offense to this misconception, and defends the admirers who've supported him since his days in One Direction.
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But Voltaire has always some loyal admirers, and there were plenty of them on the streets of central Oslo this week.
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Ingoglia and his admirers point to this as a triumph of the grassroots — that no individual is bigger than the party.
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Blake Shelton may regret his arm tattoo, but it seems to have a few mini admirers: girlfriend Gwen Stefani's three sons!
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But as the series' admirers know, a Bake-Off without Sue and Mel is probably not a Bake-Off worth watching.
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The British singer has been spotted with a ring on his wedding finger and there's been some consternation among his admirers.
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King is such an extraordinary figure that his admirers sometimes argue he could have made this dream of democratic socialism work.
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Groundhog admirers can visit him year round, during operating hours, to pay their respects and try for some personal prognostications. 5.
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Goose's rapidly growing number of admirers can get all the answers when Captain Marvel premieres in theaters nationwide on March 8.
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That they pursued careers in fashion and adjusted their aesthetics to match was the ultimate betrayal against their lusty male admirers.
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I spoke with eight catfish and catfish admirers for this story, almost all of whom declined to provide their real names.
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This distinct political identity naturally feeds the impression, among progressive admirers and conservative critics alike, of California as a realm apart.
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Trump's admirers often compare him to Reagan, noting that both men were straight-talking Washington outsiders underestimated by the political establishment.
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Under Bo Xilai, a now-imprisoned rival to President Xi Jinping, the municipality's government touted what admirers called the "Chongqing model".
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His admirers believe his wisdom, thoughtfulness and concerns for conservation and the environment will win him the public support he deserves.
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Admirers gather for autographs and photos everywhere Malala goes (a suited security guard and small army of staff trail closely behind).
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" Virginia Ham had plenty of admirers, but Arnold wanted to be loved as himself—"the part that's not so well protected.
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They're young social media stars, best known through Vine, who make harmless videos and attract the aforementioned vocal legion of admirers.
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Her lyrical, poetic style blended vivid dialogue and searing tales of black lives, earning her numerous awards and legions of admirers.
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Monae's fans went crazy for the performance on Twitter — even Ariana Grande tweeted out her support, along with more celebrity admirers.
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The chant erupts in a college auditorium in Washington, as admirers of a conservative internet personality shout down a black protester.
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In cutting off access to the movie in his lifetime, Bergman was not depriving his admirers of a secretly seminal work.
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Demonstrating the swagger that delights her admirers and prompts eye-rolling from detractors, Ms. Pelosi said Democrats needed her in charge.
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Although she always had admirers and a busy social life of her own, before the war she did not have affairs.
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Mr. Putin's strongman style and warnings against Western decadence attracted more and more conservative admirers in the United States and beyond.
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Mr. Bolton's admirers said any national security adviser could find himself at odds with a president who switches back and forth.
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Some of its most fervent admirers see it as the perfect work of art for its moment, the roaring mid-1980s.
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And now a fire, burning in the course of a spring afternoon, had left the cathedral's admirers around the world stunned.
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More than a few pointed out that white people in the South are also great admirers of watermelon and fried chicken.
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Most of the tweets were in a similar vein, though some admirers said they liked Ms. Trump, and liked the idea.
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Christensen frames her story with an elderly Astrid (Maria Fahl Vikander) sorting through mailbags full of birthday greetings from young admirers.
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His coalition includes hard leftist admirers of Fidel Castro and Hugo Chávez, socially conservative Christian evangelicals, and many others in between.
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Admirers of a responsible politician or righteous cause coalesce quickly, but the same goes for followers of a hatemonger or crackpot.
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Contrary to what Magnet and other white admirers assume, Robin shows that Thomas never gave up this deep-seated black nationalism.
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Bites There are chefs who can fill seats based on reputation alone — lead actors whose legion admirers eagerly attend every opening.
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A suggestion to grieving admirers: Make time for another viewing of "Singin' in the Rain," made when Ms. Reynolds was 19.
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The Lindberghs were great admirers of the post-1933 German regime, and had at one point apparently contemplated moving to Berlin.
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Local journalists, observers and admirers of the building have taken to social media to poke fun at the slow-moving process.
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" Her wit drew admirers, including the talk show host Johnny Carson, who made her a frequent guest on "The Tonight Show.
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He moderates a popular plant group on Facebook, Planet Alocasia, for some 10,000 admirers of the plants with big, floppy leaves.
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To their critics, they remain stubbornly stuck in the 22020s; to their admirers, they have stayed unwaveringly true to their principles.
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But even admirers attribute his success in large measure to the attacks, Mr. Giuliani's support and a racially divisive Democratic primary.
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Many admirers traveled to see it in the flesh, but the 31-year-old Maisie Plant was more captivated than most.
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Inflation fell below 4 percent in 1983, and Mr. Volcker's critics were soon drowned out by a burgeoning chorus of admirers.
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But his heart was with the people, his admirers said — a portrayal he embraced immediately after his election to the presidency.
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Hook still had his admirers in the White House, though, even if he wasn't a household name in the Oval Office.
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The Russian, 22, has plenty of admirers for his race craft and attitude but has struggled to rise to the challenge.
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The number of white youths who are skinheads or admirers of the American Nazi Party and Ku Klux Klan is disturbing.
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Now, since becoming a household name thanks to Lava Jato, many of Moro's admirers hope he will run for elected office.
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Once you look at the snack stadium instructions/recipes we've gathered from Pinterest here, you'll want to share yours with many admirers.
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But at Ingrid's funeral, one week after her death, Monty showed again the character that's earned him so man allies and admirers.
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A stocky, crew-cut man, his face locked in an obliging grin, plays along for the camera, flanked by two smiling admirers.
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But the clean, polished recording bore little resemblance to the frenzied playing that was winning the American admirers at gigs in London.
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Kendrick Lamar and Barack Obama are known admirers of each other's work, with the two having met at the White House previously.
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Many said they were huge Bowie admirers, just beginning to grapple with how to see his art in light of his death.
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In her absence admirers have organised marches and mass prayers, pleading to higher powers for her speedy recovery from an undisclosed illness.
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Admirers made a bee-line for "Mandala", a feather-light and translucent bowl of sunshine woven from 4,000 metres of gold wire.
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Our photog tries asking some legit questions about Hispanics in Hollywood ... but Diego resists and sticks to signing off for his admirers.
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Of course, there are plenty of prudent steps dog owners and admirers alike can take to lower the risk of a bite.
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Not many houses would satisfy admirers of British literature and of rock and roll history, but Cotchford Farm should probably do it.
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Male actors may disapprove of the zeal of enthusiastic admirers, but the film industry as a whole is skewed in their favour.
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To its contemporary admirers, history's last cavalry charges through the dunes offered heroic, romantic relief from four years of global industrialised killing.
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We knew more about his meetings with celebrity admirers than with foreign dignitaries, or about why Ivanka Trump was in those meetings.
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Admirers see it as an assault on the endemic theft of public funds in the world's top oil exporter, an absolute monarchy.
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Ali's story is based in Kashmir, where Laila (Tripti Dimri) is the pampered daughter of a politician whose beauty attracts many admirers.
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Mr. Musk draws vocal admirers and detractors, some of whom are "short" investors betting that Tesla cannot execute on its business plan.
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Admirers from around the world, including some Americans, were impressed with the way that health care and literacy in Cuba had improved.
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These were on full display in his career-making 1999 novel, "Waiting," which won him a National Book Award and many admirers.
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Because he died nearly broke, he was buried in a family plot, unmarked for many years until admirers paid for a stone.
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Mr. Bicket and his ensemble, who won many admirers two years ago with Handel's "Alcina" at Carnegie, did not disappoint this time.
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It seems like only yesterday that English admirers were camped outside a hospital, waiting for a new royal kiddo to finally arrive.
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It's not that the 81-year-old hasn't had his share of admirers over the four decades that he's been making music.
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More powerful than ever before, Erdogan soon cultivated the titles "beyefendi" which means "sir" and "reis" which means "chief" from his admirers.
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Her recent success as a beauty queen has brought her admirers, but also plenty of attacks — mostly from other women, she said.
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Leading the pack is "John Beasley Presents MONK'estra, Volume 2," released Friday, from one of the pianist and composer's least-secret admirers.
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To mark the occasion, T asked 10 friends, collaborators and admirers to reflect on the legendary composer and lyricist of musical theater.
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Yet the rais never lacked for admirers on the left, and his final illness moved at least one BBC reporter to tears.
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The sentimental and moving "The Iron Giant" has many admirers today, but under-performed in theaters due to a poor marketing campaign.
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Chapo—real name Joaquín Guzmán Loera—reportedly wanted to make a biopic with admirers in the movie biz while he was out.
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LOS ANGELES — Braving overcast skies, countless art admirers ventured to Spring/Break's first-ever art show in Los Angeles this past weekend.
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Postcards from Saratoga Springs The colt Southern Phantom has won admirers for his uncommon appearance, but he can run a bit, too.
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The detail is so fine that it seems the engraver would have needed a magnifying glass, as would admirers of his work.
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Her dismissal of the Palestinian nation ("no such thing as Palestinians," she notoriously said) has won her few admirers on the left.
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Admirers of Reines won't be disappointed; and new readers will learn a great deal about the personality shaping her singular poetic voice.
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Even if he never wins a major, his athleticism and poetry on the court have earned him a loyal following of admirers.
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Thanks to the Bayerische Staatsoper in Munich, admirers of Ms Hannigan's and Mr Abrahamsen's work together have not had long to wait.
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Mr. Vikharev encountered fierce criticism in Russia from older coaches and critics, who questioned his sources, but younger critics were fierce admirers.
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Jones (23-1) is a singular fighter who constantly tests the limits of what admirers of his sport know to be possible.
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Even some of his admirers, though, have misunderstood his particular form of inventiveness, which was never about creating something out of nothing.
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Under Mr Orban Hungary has become a workshop for illiberal nationalists in Europe, with a constant stream of visits from his admirers.
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Last week, though, Rosenstein disappointed — shocked isn't too strong a word — his many admirers in the legal community by doing Trump's bidding.
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The finding did not overrule the appointment of Selmayr, whose combative style has won the German both admirers and enemies in Brussels.
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For a time, admirers of Mr. Modi were gloating about his technological prowess: Only he could have thought of this, they'd say.
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His ability to make money even when caught flat-footed, his admirers say, is a sign of his nimbleness as a trader.
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When Franklin Roosevelt exclaimed that his political enemies were "unanimous in their hate for me, and I welcome their hatred," admirers swooned.
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In fact, they can be absolutely brazen, occasionally popping out on a limb to return the gaze of bird-watchers and admirers.
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For his admirers, his attacks on entitled elites can be bracing and invigorating, finally giving voice to grievances they consider long ignored.
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Now a cottage industry has emerged, spurring fierce competition between friends and fellow admirers who want to get the word out first.
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FOR BOTH admirers and critics, the personal authority and moral legacy of Pope Francis will be hanging in the balance this month.
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There, on April 9, 79 years after Henson stood in triumph with Peary, Dr. Counter addressed a gathering of relatives and admirers.
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A local entrepreneur offered a crane to lift the cupola, while some admirers have donated religious sculptures and decorations, rather than money.
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Word of Cimino's death triggered tributes from admirers including De Niro, who said their work together was something he will always remember.
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It's since earned famous admirers, including Stephen King, Neil Gaiman, and Guillermo del Toro who's now set to produce López's next film.
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Clinton's admirers consider her a tough, capable and sometimes inspirational leader who endured unrelenting efforts by political enemies to chop her down.
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Mr. Chernyaev won many admirers abroad, including Rodric Braithwaite, the British ambassador to the Soviet Union and Russia from 1988 to 1991.
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Curiously, that's not how the Venezuelan regime's admirers used to speak of "21st century socialism," as it was dubbed by Hugo Chávez.
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Ask anyone who's seen Bob Dylan's nearly-five-hour musical romance "Renaldo and Clara" (although that oddity does have its wary admirers).
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The jab ricocheted across the internet, enraging Clinton admirers and earning Ms. Klobuchar attention as a Midwesterner willing to speak hard truths.
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Levin conducted 250 interviews with Chicago and her friends, family, colleagues, admirers, and critics, and had access to Chicago's diaries and letters.
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At his inauguration celebration, a DJ played funk and R&B while admirers lined up for a photo with their new mayor.
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Tributes from fellow musicians—including Timberlake—and admirers began to appear on social media soon after his death was announced RIP, John Blackwell.
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Admirers of Singapore's system often reverse the causality of their experiment: The Singaporean system is possible because the government keeps costs so low.
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Now some of those admirers want to help, and a crowdfunding effort for Lilesa has raised more than $100,000 in just two days.
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We're told the little gadgets feel exactly like the real thing ... so Karlie's admirers can get down with her any time, any where.
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Half of you is fantasizing about white-picket fences, while the other half just wants to strut your stuff and twirl for admirers.
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Charles combined his believes with facts, produced opinions which did that rare thing, he improved his admirers&apos understanding of a complicated world.
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She barely finished a speech before she was swarmed, admirers blocking all exits, asking for photographs or looking for conversations with the senator.
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He and other Jack Sparrow admirers provide pirate entertainment at events or make and sell Jack Sparrow costume accessories, scarves, buttons, and wigs.
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His many Sinhalese-nationalist admirers care little for reconciliation and resent pandering—as they see it—to the sensitivities of the tiresome Tamils.
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So far, he has used it to convince investors, vendors and admirers that he's a good business manager despite evidence to the contrary.
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It shouldn't be too hard, thanks to seductive Venus bringing you plenty of admirers, and Mercury bringing you plenty of invitations and messages.
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" Strzok admirers donate bigly to fired anti-Trump agent - USA Today : "Who says sending anti-Trump texts to your girlfriend doesn&apost pay?
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Everything that happened in the studio—the band playing their instruments, standing around, falling asleep—was accessible to their admirers via their website.
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Both men parlayed their privileged upbringing into Ivy League educations and both men possessed larger-than-life personas that attracted scores of admirers.
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The room containing the smashed piece — which has attracted legions of admirers and selfie-takers since it opened — shut down following the incident.
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Your birth has been a source of great joy for your parents, Amber and David, and your vast community of admirers and champions.
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In recent months his campaign has raised more money than Mrs Clinton's: $44m last month, mostly in small contributions from millions of admirers.
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Admirers have included former first lady Michelle Obama, who sent a message to the giant panda cub on the day she was born.
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But among some admirers, there appears to be less an enthusiasm gap than a personality distinction, a class of voters reflecting its candidate.
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Part of him would enjoy seeing the archive broken up, to allow many of Conlon's admirers to own a piece of his work.
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Mr. Putin's admirers often compare him to a chess player as a way of stressing his strategic nous (Barack Obama merely plays checkers).
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Many female dancers in Russia were high-class courtesans, feted by generous admirers, whose gifts of jewels then adorned their costumes like trophies.
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I'll concede that what we portrayed was the public man, not the private one, or the one known to his most ardent admirers.
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The death on Sunday of S. I. Newhouse Jr. prompted tributes from his colleagues in the magazine industry and admirers outside of it.
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Imitating the notes she sang — as some of her admirers did onstage — is just technical mimicry, far from her true lesson of creativity.
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Admirers of Comedy Central's ribald "Legends of Chamberlain Heights" might have watched the 10th episode in December and assumed it was the last.
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Those with admirers or significant others will get love notes, flowers and chocolates delivered to them in class or secretly in their lockers.
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Collected by admirers and renowned among fellow artists, she nonetheless stood apart from artistic fashions in the city, even as she anticipated others.
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I expressed the unselfish holiday hope that my children, at least, had explained to all admirers that the hats were their mother's handiwork.
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"Silence" is based on the 1966 novel by the Japanese author Shusaku Endo that has attracted heavyweight admirers since it was first published.
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"O that I could not say, that I have met with more admirers of Lovelace than of Clarissa," he wrote to a friend.
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Wet spring weather sometimes coaxes the flowers to pop out all at once for a big botanical party that attracts thousands of admirers.
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While Baldwin's books are in print, there's one revealing work that admirers long to read but have mostly been unable to: his letters.
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Her L.G.B.T. admirers seem to respond to the way her songs evoke, with theatrical grandeur, the covert emotions of someone outside the mainstream.
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But his admirers here and elsewhere are hoping that Cardinal Tobin will become a more public voice for Pope Francis and his priorities.
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" Ginsburg plainly is reveling in her current life as a cultural icon, who is known to her younger admirers as "the Notorious RBG.
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Mr. Liu's famous phrase — "I have no enemies and no hatred" — was widely quoted among his admirers in the hours after his death.
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" This was nearly four decades ago, and, in Vega's memory, admirers of Leonard Cohen in those days were a kind of "secret society.
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After each fight, he resigns himself to staying at the stadium for an hour or two, due to photo ops with his admirers.
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Affectionately called Monir by her friends, collaborators, and admirers throughout the film, Farmanfarmaian is a force of nature from the very opening scenes.
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While the young athletes may continue to tease one another, they've both got a lot to celebrate right now – including some very handsome admirers.
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McCain was praised by admirers as a true American hero and by detractors and supporters alike as a man who stood by his beliefs.
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China's one-child policy, though recently relaxed, has aggravated the national sex imbalance—and been coercive, brutal and less effective than its admirers claim.
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MARIANNE MOORE, who died in 1972, was one of the defining voices of American Modernism, but she always made life difficult for her admirers.
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The battle scenes set in Stalingrad's "vast, rumbling smithy" have all the mesmeric thrill and dread that admirers will recall from "Life and Fate".
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After totally ignoring the course's set route, Kratu exited his run with a huge smile on his face and countless admirers cheering his efforts.
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Yet after ten years with an overwhelming parliamentary majority, the Awami League's wholesale takeover of state institutions had stirred growing apprehension, even among admirers.
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Critics of the proposal were derided by Ms Ocasio-Cortez's millions of admirers and Twitter followers as anti-environmental and, possibly worse, anti-progressive.
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Girl had a near 10-year run of flattering news, practically unheard of in the modern age, amassing an army of fans and admirers.
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The Commodore 64 home computer is remembered, amongst its many nostalgic admirers, as a great 8-bit system for gaming and even music production.
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In Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping, Andy Samberg plays narcissistic douchetool Conner 4 Real, a man totally enveloped in his own ego and admirers.
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On Tuesday he'll perform with admirers including the pianist Geri Allen, the guitarist Marc Ribot and the drummer Andrew Cyrille, in several different groups.
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AS NEWS spread that security forces had killed Burhan Wani and two other guerrillas, admirers from across the Kashmir Valley headed to his village.
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English policymakers thought they had struck the right balance, with a mix of student fees and generous state loans that has found admirers abroad.
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His admirers include Rembrandt, who was born about 17 years after Segers, the German printmaker Alexander Friedrich and the Dada and Surrealist Max Ernst.
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One of Hobsbawm's most eloquent admirers is Perry Anderson of the New Left Review, who thinks that The Age of Extremes was his masterpiece.
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Another palpable influence was Henri Rousseau, whose quirky "primitive" paintings attracted a wide range of admirers among the avant-garde in Paris and beyond.
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What makes him "the real deal" in the eyes of his most ardent admirers is largely his insistence that almost everything else is fake.
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Clinton was photographed with two shirtless male supporters, showed that she has admirers, too, amid growing awareness of gender and sexuality issues in China.
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" In other words, while Obama's inauguration was "record-breaking" and full of "admirers," Trump's was filled with "(s)poradic violence" and "smashed shop windows.
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As such, he became the public face of the referendum — a prophet of fiscal rectitude to his admirers, a grumpy cheapskate to his detractors.
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Steidl prides himself on being a canny businessman, but his admirers say that he is engaged in a loftier project than merely selling books.
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Nights on the town will be legendary, whether you're flirting with a string of admirers or ringing in spring with your amour du jour.
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But while fans and admirers fawned over the spot-on recreation, one person claimed that it wasn't "the right costume for a black girl."
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Despite the fact that she's in intimate (if virtual) contact with hundreds of admirers every day, Huldt said her husband couldn't be more supportive.
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His admirers hail him as a hero for exposing what they describe as abuse of power by modern states and for championing free speech.
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But the world of gay porn is tumultuous and dramatic, and Noelle has her share of backers and admirers, not to mention accolades, too.
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Invited to assess his legacy, his admirers invariably point to the influence of his insistence on originalism in constitutional interpretation and textualism for statutes.
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Doctors in Britain spent months rebuilding her skull, and she soon returned to her advocacy work — this time with a global audience of admirers.
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He made his most blistering attacks against Bush and his brother, former President George W. Bush, who has many admirers in the Republican establishment.
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While admirers in the sprawling multicultural country lauded him for dressing "truly in the spirit of India," the tut-tutting disapproval was far louder.
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The reputation Mr. Mattis earned for being the "adult in the room" angered the president, and his admirers knew that his days were numbered.
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To some of his conservative admirers, Kavanaugh, who is Catholic, is a "warrior of religious liberty," as the National Review's Justin Walker put it.
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But even to close friends and admirers, the prospect of an Oprah 2020 race appeared far-fetched or impossible as recently as last year.
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Hundreds of relatives and admirers came from many miles away for her funeral and helped wash her body, which was presumably teeming with virus.
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To her many admirers, that sound is the essence of raw, true emotion, something that came through on Monday from Ms. Radvanovsky's first entrance.
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These emoji-wielding admirers clamor for photos of his solos, his post-show drinks and a headband collection rivaling only that of Chrissy Teigen.
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But in China, where he spent time last week, he has many admirers who consider him a skilled deal-maker, business man and politician.
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Today, the "playful" pooch approaches new people for attention, loves toys, wags her tail and has a full, fluffy coat that attracts many admirers.
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In a notorious Soviet-era painting, Lenin is shown descending from the train to greet an exuberant crowd of admirers at Petrograd's Finland Station.
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A man with a deformed personality and a defective intellect runs a dysfunctional administration — a fact finally visible even to its most ardent admirers.
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Two years ago, when she was briefly jailed on corruption charges, some of her admirers doused themselves with gasoline and set themselves on fire.
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Many of his admirers, like Mr. Hagag, a 46-year-old taxi driver, do not want to imagine it ever coming to an end.
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His death brought grief to the television and film industries alike, as costars, friends and admirers all mourned the star's impact on their lives.
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Admirers of his playing appreciated how he drew out allusions to music's past in contemporary scores, while conveying the radical elements of old music.
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Some admirers believe that Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren are close enough to have a conversation about their intentions before they make a decision.
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He outraged some purists with concept-driven productions that employed unusual settings, but he also won hordes of admirers and influenced generations of directors.
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For Escapex clients, it means controlled access to their most fervent admirers, a way to reach the superfans, ignore the haters and make money.
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Slowing hurried humans enough to appreciate this brief but lavish moment in the woodland's spring may be the anemone's most significant gift to admirers.
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"Yesterday it was health care and tax reform," she said, rattling off the week's news in between posing for selfies with a few admirers.
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Since then, Dean has become an iconic figure and news of his posthumous casting stoked anger among even some of his most famous admirers.
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A fake Twitter account is only one of the early signs of impending celebrity, along with well-meaning admirers, autograph-seekers, groupies and sycophants.
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After his arrest over the killing, bodyguard Qadri drew a slew of admirers among Islamists who showered him with rose petal at court hearings.
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Tommy Nicholas, Kevin Trinh, and John Zettler from Rare Art Labs organized the day-long event meant for blockchain-based art creators and admirers.
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But the less prolific of the two, Takahata, who died in April, claimed his own legion of admirers with "Grave of the Fireflies" (1988).
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In Cairo's Rabaa square, the scene of a bloody crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood in 2013, few voters appeared, mostly elderly admirers of Sisi.
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It took him 10 minutes to reach the stage, shaking his clasped hands in appreciation as his admirers crowded him, hoping to get photos.
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Admirers dubbed Oliver Jack Carter Lomas-Davis of Los Angeles the "Bernie Baby" after his mom posted photos of his adorable costume on social media.
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Decades later, admirers like longtime Ford public relations executive Stan Drall, would talk to me of the genius and energy Iacocca brought to the company.
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In placid pursuit of the pollinators attracted by the neat rows of purple flowers, a massive snowy egret saunters the grounds, unruffled by passing admirers.
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But Mr. Edwards's admirers say that he has his own strengths, and that as far as Democrats go, he is suited to woo Louisiana Republicans.
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Yet admirers such as Mr Duterte and Hun Sen, Cambodia's strongman, are adept only at the authoritarian bit, without the clean government or wealth creation.
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Xhaka's admirers would say that those statistics are the hallmark of an all-rounder, a player who gets attacks going while also protecting his backline.
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There was also the guy who called in to tell us about a "bash" that was being held exclusively for fat women and their admirers.
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The "blonde" (as her admirers call her) is no friend of Germany; she is, arguably, the most frightening weapon of massive and terminal EU destruction.
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For all the camouflage offered by its fantastical canvas, and even as it gains admirers abroad, Chinese science fiction does not escape censorship at home.
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Many admirers of the film have noted the degree to which the documentary humanizes a man whom many people now see as a walking punchline.
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Instead of asking for a Vitamix or a set of Brooklinen sheets, the royal couple is asking their guests and admirers to give to charity.
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People know that actors aren't the characters they play onscreen, but that doesn't stop many admirers from letting the line between character and performer blur.
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The fan connection also endures, especially with her youngest admirers, who are often downright enchanted when they hear Belle's voice coming out of her mouth.
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Her work adorns public and private collections around the world, and admirers have been able to come and watch Mahlangu as she creates commissioned paintings.
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Earlier this year, Ford unveiled its newest GT — a carbon fiber and aluminum supercar with a twin-turbo V6 engine and a mob of admirers.
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Admirers of Kennedy's wardrobe and accomplishments will definitely want to read Jackie's Girl for more insight from one of the people who knew her best.
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But in basketball circles, online clips of the 6-foot-7 wing's aerial exploits have attracted gawkers and admirers since he was in high school.
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Admirers of Mr Ali's also admit that he was no Martin Luther King apostle of a multicultural world in which races would cease to matter.
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Baptized into the Church of England at the age of 12, Disraeli has remained the "old Jew" in the imagination of admirers and detractors alike.
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And I could have done without the scene in the New York subway, when Mr. Rogers is spontaneously serenaded by a carriage filled with admirers.
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The phrase gained popularity on social media, spawning its own hashtag, which was used both by admirers as well as detractors seeking to mock Trump.
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But he drew admirers in some quarters for taking a hard line with the West, and he could be disarming despite his sometimes harsh demeanor.
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Even the New Atheists' admirers must admit that they sometimes display more zeal than finesse, and that they give a general impression of punching down.
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If Mr. Putin's bombs allow his proxies to capture the square on the board labeled Syria, his Western admirers will hail him as a genius.
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Online opinion appeared mixed about her reappearance, with admirers gushing over her stunning return to the public eye and detractors voicing disdain or even disgust.
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It seems some of the King Arthur star's admirers have been making derogatory remarks about his longtime girlfriend, Morgana McNelis, and Hunnam has had enough.
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His admirers have hailed Assange as a hero for exposing what they describe as abuse of power by modern states and for championing free speech.
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Generally speaking, admirers of outsider art tend to like a compelling biography to go with the uncovering of an unusual body of hitherto unknown work.
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"Even Governor Kasich said he's not going to stop open carry," said Mr. Nadler, one of the few Trump admirers from Chappaqua, N.Y., where Mrs.
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As newspaper clippings and recipe files have ceded ground to web pages and Pinterest boards, the torte has found a new set of admirers online.
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Obama praised Buttigieg on his campaign and his decision to leave the race, source said, noting how difficult it is to disappoint supporters and admirers.
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Travel _____ An oral history of Barry Jenkins's "Medicine for Melancholy," as told by admirers — Lena Waithe, Justin Simien and Terence Nance — and Mr. Jenkins himself.
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Admirers can look over the car, but shoppers may want to avoid the heartbreak: The entire planned production of 500 cars has already been sold.
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If a man has friends, admirers, and social status, he also has a defense against rape and a claim to sympathy in the public eye.
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The Bondy staging was booed on opening night, and while it had its admirers, it appalled many longtime operagoers and some on the Met's board.
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In between confessions and tears, however, Lauri's friends, girlfriend, admirers, and the town's local policeman all ask the same questions: Who shot him, and why?
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But for all the honors he received from the sport's official organizations, his fellow competitors at the rifle range may have been his greatest admirers.
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And some admirers of Mr. Buttigieg say that, as a gay man, he brings diversity to the field and would be a history-making nominee.
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And though they have their admirers, it's hard to see The Lego Batman Movie, aimed squarely at Batfans, or Captain Underpants racking up many votes.
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Many have a reputation as proponents of open-source software and admirers of WikiLeaks and Edward Snowden, and of being frustrated by restrictions on speech.
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The famed window displays along Fifth Avenue get so many admirers that just catching a glimpse can be hard, let alone taking a family photo.
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He had arrived in London in 2014, fresh from 18 months in which he had won a phalanx of admirers for his work at Southampton.
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"It is not quite, as admirers present it, that Mr. Bloomberg is a chess master whose opponents play checkers," as The Times's Matt Flegenheimer reported.
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So it is perhaps fitting that the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center decided to focus next season on one of Beethoven's greatest admirers: Schubert.
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Below are some of the many tributes from collaborators, friends, and admirers of Forster — including notes from Breaking Bad leads Aaron Paul and Bryan Cranston.
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That disparity, in the very city where Mao spent his youth and first embraced politically radical ideas, has infuriated his most fervent admirers across China.
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"Joe Egg" struck its admirers as daringly original, a work that brought humor to a painful subject and had its characters address the audience directly.
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Admirers and activists praised her stand — but few noted the fact that she had built a financial cushion by pocketing big checks the years before.
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WASHINGTON — Admirers still stop and thank them on the street and in airports, send fan mail and sometimes even offer to pay for their meals.
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DUBLIN, Ohio — As the two amateur golfers waited eagerly to meet Jack Nicklaus, two of their own admirers waited, star-struck themselves, to meet them.
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But he now sports a neatly cropped, businessman's look, which only became widely known to his American admirers during the FIBA World Cup in September.
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"I couldn't imagine that anyone she knew, or any of her readers or admirers, would care either way," he told an interviewer earlier this month.
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Through never-before-seen footage and interviews with her friends and admirers, the film revisits Jacobs's midcentury battle with New York City planner Robert Moses.
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McCown is an older version of Fitzpatrick — sharp and tough but inconsistent and erratic, with a list of admirers as long as his transaction history.
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To his admirers, he was the most successful Fed chair in history, who beat back the inflation problem even when his actions were greatly unpopular.
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But on that night of 19333th June, however briefly—Johann 'Rukeli' Trollmann and his admirers had overcome the most powerful racist regime of the age.
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For admirers of other American classics, Chicago's Carl Hammer will bring a selection of Joseph Yoakum's landscape drawings, in which the earth undulates and swirls.
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I don't think Mr. Pound bothers a great deal either about his admirers or his non-admirers, though after the manner of his chief master, Robert Browning, he occasionally makes private fun in flouting the latter — "you British public — you who like me not" — with his: Non-esteem of self-styled "his betters" Leading, as he well knew, To his final Exclusion from the world of letters.
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This time around her admirers have been mostly on the right since she has adopted her support for President Trump as her preferred outraged generation device.
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Young, white female admirers of Bundy would flock to court each day and reporters would interview them on camera as they gushed about his good looks.
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"Your birth has been a source of great joy for your parents, Amber and David, and your vast community of admirers and champions," the note read.
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Steve Jobs never had a problem finding admirers in the press—it had a problem finding anyone in America who had any interest in seeing it.
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As long as misinformed animal admirers continue to try and obtain exotic pets, poachers will keep kidnapping them from the wild in the name of profit.
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The 17-year-old, who beat out more than 100 other contestants from around the world, said he has been swarmed by admirers everywhere he goes.
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But at the same time, she had a bunch of nannies and [admirers] and a private jet and billions of dollars, and it got to her.
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He was elected to the Senate in 2014, after a brief stint in the House of Representatives, with the help of two distinct bands of admirers.
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Mr Kagame's supporters and admirers take the view that a strongman with a long-term plan can be better for development than lots of squabbling factions.
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It consisted of Democrats, pro-immigrant groups, Hollywood celebrities and Never Trump Republicans (including Laura Bush, whose intervention was not the game-changer her admirers hoped).
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It was also on the club circuit that she met and romanced Elvis, among other famous admirers, and began to attract attention from the film world.
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For a man who clearly relishes interaction with admirers, going to the Middle East is a bit like holding a campaign rally in a red state.
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At NAIAS, automakers' design departments get to put their best foot forward, and the classic coupe is sure-fire way to drum up attention from admirers.
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The mobilization of his young army of admirers will help determine whether he's able to slow -- or stop -- Hillary Clinton's march to the Democratic presidential nomination.
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He may never have left his lifelong companion, and he may have had his share of female admirers, but Claudel was perhaps was his greatest love.
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One of those admirers was Tilda Swinton, who in 1989 worked with Berger on a film adaptation of one of his stories, called Play Me Something.
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O'Keeffe received dozens of such letters each month, often accompanied by trinkets her admirers thought she would appreciate: smooth stones, snippets of poetry, snapshots of landscapes.
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It took a campaign led by international writers — including Onetti's admirers Gabriel García Márquez and Mario Vargas Llosa — to persuade his jailers to set him free.
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After Mr. Worrell learned he had cancer, a benefit and tribute concert was held on April 4 featuring admirers and collaborators from throughout Mr. Worrell's career.
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The new procedure is being promoted as a way to address that problem by making a patient's knee more stable, and it has gained some admirers.
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And Mr. Trump's vice-presidential screening process was unusually public, leaving admirers of Mr. Pence worried that he could end up being spurned or even humiliated.
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More often, though, she has shown a determination to stand up for her beliefs and a resiliency that has heartened her admirers and infuriated her critics.
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Still, Mr. Ryan's admirers are numerous and determined, and some may not give up until someone else is formally confirmed in July as the party's nominee.
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With appearances from Tim's friends, family, and admirers, we learn what has made his legacy so unique and able to survive for more than 20 years.
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For many of his admirers, Ali's transition from pariah to prophet, from scourge to icon, stands as a sharp contrast to his previous radical political activism.
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Trailed by a herd of male admirers, she is staying with her mother, a snuff-sniffing princess beleaguered by debts, in the shabby cottage next door.
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In urban areas, where lupines grow on traffic islands and in public parks, admirers of the plants wait for the snow to cover up the mess.
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By then, more than 30 years after The Revisionist, even Crase's heartiest admirers had long since given up on seeing a second collection of his poems.
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Yet admirers of this creator of fat, hyperventilating novels, which extolled "the virtue of selfishness" and the capitalist superhero, have filled conservative power lists for decades.
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Penguin Classics recently published a fetching new annotated edition, with a foreword by the singer/writer Patti Smith, one of the book's vast army of admirers.
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With its ambitions as a long-standing drama, the show aims to give Wu-Tang admirers one more product about the group to feel nostalgic for.
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Their admirers were elderly residents of the Memory Care wing at Hebrew Home at Riverdale in the Bronx: people with varying degrees of dementia and Alzheimer's.
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By Saturday afternoon, perhaps only Mr. Sanford had won many new admirers, holding forth for over three hours, including two spent addressing the overflow crowd outside.
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But admirers now see him becoming Silicon Valley's seer, offering a clear view of how the industry that made him rich is heading off a cliff.
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For many Warren admirers who attended her Iowa rallies last weekend, no polls are needed for confirmation: They believe health care has been her Achilles' heel.
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Whitman admirers who make pilgrimages to his home, he said, stare at it from the street and sometimes climb his steps and knock on the door.
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Mr. Calatrava, who designed the PATH station in Lower Manhattan that admirers called visionary and detractors called way too expensive, has a reputation for breaking budgets.
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Art Block Framed "Sneaker" by HR-FM Sneakerheads, digital art admirers, and color hunters will love this print from up-and-coming Japanese artist HR-FM.
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Learned Hand, the great mid-century New York judge, later regretted that he and other young admirers "indulged themselves so much in flattery" of the justice.
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Mr. Calatrava, who designed the PATH station in Lower Manhattan that admirers called visionary and detractors called way too expensive, has a reputation for breaking budgets.
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Still, that the hall was packed for the unusual recital program he played on Saturday was a testimony to the trust his admirers place in him.
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The exhibition brings together three guest curators, all admirers of Harris' work, who will share their own analyses of and relationships to this body of work.
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Admirers saw a visionary who stood up to U.S. domination of Latin America, brought healthcare and education to the poor, and inspired socialist movements across the world.
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As excited as this film is by Ted's apparently innate magnetism, it's mostly uninterested in exploring why any of his victims or admirers were drawn to him.
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Admirers of Lee took to Twitter to post quotes from the author, with novelist Erica Jong and Apple Inc Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook joining the chorus.
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But for her admirers, it would be evidence of her ability to stick shrewdly to a middle path that might one day lead her to national office.
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By the third, John is as beset by admirers as Reeves was at that Bakersfield bus stop, only in the film they're affectionately trying to murder him.
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Populists may be militarists, pacifists, admirers of Che Guevara or of Ayn Rand; they may be tree-hugging pipeline opponents or drill-baby-drill climate-change deniers.
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A notable one is when Hammond gets stranded in a crowd of admirers because he annoyed his costars while shadowing them on a road tour of Italy.
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At the 1964 Republican convention, Goldwater's "extremist" admirers loudly booed his moderate critics, and the intraparty bitterness provoked many lifelong Republicans to vote for Johnson that fall.
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"The job of leading is more than speaking to crowds of admirers, and it is vitally important that the leadership holds this government to account," she says.
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When he first started riding his bike there, Barninder's admirers looked surprised when he took off his helmet; he could tell they had expected someone clean-shaven.
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The other option is a humorous acknowledgment that not many in Mr Dershowitz's thinning crowd of liberal friends and admirers are likely to be impressed by that.
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Trump's feud with the neocons and his courtship of anti-black, anti-Muslim, and anti-Latino bigotry earned him a chorus of anti-Semitic followers and admirers.
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Several other colleagues, admirers and friends of Singleton honored him on social media, including director Ava DuVernay, who shared a photo of herself and Singleton on Twitter.
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And of course, the fan connection endures, especially with the littlest admirers who are often downright enchanted when they hear Belle's voice coming out of her mouth.
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He was confirmed as army secretary by the Senate with a large majority and has admirers there, including Jim Inhofe, chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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Jenner's followers are younger than Kardashian's, so she could be taking time away from the spotlight while pregnant in order to maintain relatability to fun, young admirers.
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Mr Assange's admirers ask: what distinguishes him from the New York Times, which published the leaked Pentagon Papers in 1971, exposing damning details of the Vietnam war?
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Below are the latest tributes from the casts and crews of Riverdale and Beverly Hills, 90210 — as well as other notes from admirers and friends of Perry.
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Mr Macron, who is no longer a member of the Socialist Party and has never been elected, draws as many, if not more, admirers outside his camp.
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Michael Flynn, who was fired in February, and an intelligence community populated by admirers of President Barack Obama's Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, compounding trust issues.
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This ambivalence among even his admirers suggests Thaksin's political influence in military-run Thailand could be flagging despite a new publicity blitz by the self-exiled billionaire.
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Because while the box office and merchandising tally should deliver another victory lap, for admirers of the studio's creative accomplishments, let's just say your mileage may vary.
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Halford wants to defend Chambers, but she ends up devoting much of her memoir to distancing herself from his other admirers, evangelicals whose politics she doesn't share.
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While Ziggy gave him "Space Oddity," the Duke gave him yet another timeless classic, "Fame," a song co-written with John Lennon, one of his many admirers.
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She was stopped by so many admirers on her way out, a festival organizer materialized to herd everybody toward the exit so the next film could start.
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But his critics — and even some of his admirers — say he became so absorbed in battling his enemies, both real and perceived, that he lost his way.
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A snide hit piece would have been easy to write; it also would have hardened the hearts and confirmed the prejudices of his admirers—and his detractors.
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"The response from admirers of Mission Commander Armstrong's contribution to humanity has been simply overwhelming," Michael Riley, Heritage's director of space exploration, said in a press release.
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Derek Jeter, a high school basketball star who counted himself among Duncan's ardent admirers, heard similar complaints that in 20 major league seasons, he never said anything.
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"We saw an incredible number of true admirers of Jamala's talent, supporters of independent Ukraine, allies of the Crimean Tatar people," he said in a Facebook post.
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" That was more than enough to send the vice president's admirers into apoplectic fits, but Buttigieg wasn't content to stop with his rendition of "Born This Way.
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Barb, whose gorgeousness may have driven one of her friends to commit suicide, wears a homemade fat suit to ward off superficial admirers focused on her looks.
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Joe Biden got choked up remembering his friend and "brother" John McCain as friends, family and admirers gathered to celebrate his life at a memorial service Thursday.
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In his lifetime, admirers and forgers started copying his landscapes to sell to collectors fascinated by his determination to paint despite bouts of depression, mania and paranoia.
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Some people fed the animals soft pretzels from a pushcart by hand, as the raccoons stood on their hind legs to wrest morsels from their admirers' fingertips.
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But his death on Mr. Obama's orders made him a martyr in the eyes of many admirers, who posted more and more of his work on YouTube.
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"The Prisoner," which is performed in English and was co-written and co-directed by Marie-Hélène Estienne, will feel familiar to admirers of Mr. Brook's work.
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But with the rise of a youthful radical left, her admirers are growing in influence for the first time since Ms. Piven entered politics in the 270s.
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His allies — and grudging admirers — say that voters have come to expect Mr. Amash, who considers himself a libertarian and strict constitutionalist, to choose principle over party.
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We also joke with Lil Xan about not being able to tie his shoes, dealing with his young admirers and his doppelganger from "Shameless" ... check it out.
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The Fearless Girl sculpture attracted immediate attention last year, with admirers snapping and sharing photos, as well as making pleas for it to become a permanent fixture.
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She leads Juniper on runs around a riding arena, braids her beach-blond bangs and trots her through the neighborhood, where she is greeted by many admirers.
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Those moments will be enough to satisfy the overzealous Beyhive (though what Beyoncé-related content doesn't satisfy the Beyhive?) and probably more casual fans and admirers, too.
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That arrival was a contrast from Loughlin's court appearance in April, when she was met with some fans and admirers screaming "Aunt Becky!" outside Boston federal court.
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As she grew up the reports to Aurelia continued but now included lists of her admirers and awards, invitations to the Yale junior prom, compliments from professors.
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Friends and admirers watched her from afar, waiting to see what she would become: maybe a screenwriter or a movie producer, a reality star or a politician.
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"Each great man had his table, which became the nucleus, the center of a whole clique of admirers," wrote the novelist Alphonse Daudet, who frequented the brasserie.
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It is ruthless, and it is clinical, and it is all of those things its reluctant admirers mention — and that is why it will be the champion.
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Ms. Handel's victory shows she was able to bridge the divide in her own party between admirers of Mr. Trump and those made uneasy by his administration.
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The Madrids gained more admirers in 2017 as contestants on Jennifer Lopez's TV competition "World of Dance," progressing through several rounds before losing to the eventual champions.
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Benioff's politics are winning him an intriguing collection of admirers, including Ed Norton, the actor and tech investor who, completely unprompted, praised Benioff on a recent podcast.
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It was a startling development, and to many of his admirers, a worrying stumble at the nation's largest transportation system, where a historic rebuilding program is underway.
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Ms. Handel's victory showed she was able to bridge the divide in her own party between admirers of President Trump and those made uneasy by his administration.
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Railing against corruption within the party, he lost a Democratic congressional primary in 2014 -- but won admirers, and was elected to the state Senate two years later.
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The long-ballyhooed Grammy salute to Prince — who has a gigantic song catalog and admirers across the pop, jazz and probably classical spectrum — stuck to the familiar.
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Ted Cruz in Texas, has won progressive admirers across the country and shattered online fundraising records -- fueling speculation that a presidential run could be in his future.
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For admirers of Kelley, "Profondeurs Vertes" alone makes the show worth seeing, but it is full of treasures that demonstrate the depth of the artist's self-exploration.
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I think that's why my inbox was so crowded on Sunday night and Monday morning with emails from admirers of Buttigieg's and by their expressions of regret.
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You also can't really talk about Phoebe's high-profile admirers without mentioning the fact that her "Killer" 7 inch was released on Ryan Adams' label Pax-Am.
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Among its admirers was Herrod Blank, who reached out to the Russell in 2013 to praise the album and notify him that his father Les was ill.
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For Vladulescu's admirers, what matters is that their mayor has upgraded or built new schools, clinics and even churches during his 14 years at the town hall.
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Hailed by its admirers as key to stopping Iran from building a nuclear bomb, the deal lifted economic sanctions in exchange for Tehran limiting its nuclear program.
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After the world fell in love with his performance opposite Brie Larson in Room, Tremblay continued garnering admirers as awards season proved he was the cutest kid ever.
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The city doesn't need prayers or heart emoji; it needs its admirers to book their travel and keep discovering what makes it such a special and dynamic place.
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To date, SimkaSol has raked in more than 16,000 sales on Etsy — and more than 47,800 "admirers"— which accounts for about 80% of Charles' overall business, she said.
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Mr. Bolton may amplify Mr. Trump's most bellicose instincts, as their critics fear, but the two differ in key areas and even admirers wonder what will happen then.
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British admirers had to wait until 2008 for a complete English text of the novel in the order in which the author had planned it to be read.
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The president's admirers describe him as "situational", by which they mean he has no ideology to speak of and judges each decision that comes before him in isolation.
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg — the "Notorious RBG" to admirers — has had yet another notorious week, starting off by learning about her own death from Fox & Friends.
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Voters and admirers of the 2016 presidential candidate shared messages, several of which referred to her as "The People's President" in a nod to Clinton's popular vote victory.
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I have seen the congregations in Woodside, Queens; in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn; and also in Stratford-upon-Avon, England, where one of the bird's greatest admirers was born.
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Bangladesh suspended a television channel that featured his preachings after media reported that militants who attacked a Dhaka cafe killing 22 people last year were admirers of him.
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They are admirers of the photography of Berenice Abbot, a 1930's WPA beneficiary who documented New York's tranformation from distinguished port into towering city of the future.
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Even her admirers spoke of Death and Life as a great piece of commonsense writing—as if anyone with a pen could have observed it from their stoop.
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Now, admirers of his innovative, mixed-media "paintings," collages, and mail art (genres that, in his work, often overlapped) may find some recent Johnson-focused news especially exciting.
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From politicians and celebrities, to general admirers of his music; the world has come together to show their heartfelt appreciation for the late British rock singer, David Bowie.
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And other admirers, even if they don't recollect the shutdown specifically, flock to him because he has shown the spine to stand up to Washington, including on Obamacare.
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Last month a group of admirers recovered and restored what is left of the bejewelled throne on which he crowned himself emperor, Napoleon-style, in 1977 (see picture).
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Die-hard admirers of Scandinavian socialism overlook the change of heart in countries such as Sweden, where heavy government spending led to the financial crises of the 1990s.
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The result was almost a decade of ad hoc crisis management that even many admirers agree has left the European Union badly wounded and its reputation badly damaged.
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But Trump supporters were no admirers of Trump's language or character — indeed, they could enumerate in far greater detail all his reported failings and areas of deep concern.
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She also campaigned in another swing state, Ohio, with Senator Elizabeth Warren, who shares many progressive policy goals with Mr. Sanders — as well as many of his admirers.
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"In some ways, it's the closest I'll ever come to knowing what it is to be a woman in the straight world," he said of flirtatious male admirers.
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Sanders is not exactly a die-hard party loyalist, and he has plenty of admirers who love his disregard for party unity and the larger spirit of cooperation.
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To "Three Billboards" admirers and to the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, the outfit that hands out the Golden Globes, something about the movie rings true or feels timely.
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His example has been followed in democracies like Poland, and has won admirers among a generation of populist figures in France, Italy, the Netherlands and the United States.
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When Wilson came to Paris, he was greeted as a savior by throngs of cheering admirers that would be the envy of the crowd-size-obsessed Mr. Trump.
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Then again, most book readings don't double as podcast tapings, or take place in front of a boisterous crowd of admirers in a New York live music venue.
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Jerome Robbins was so much a master of entertainment in ballet and on Broadway that many of his admirers were disappointed when he showed a need to experiment.
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Von Trotta's search takes her all over Europe, where she interviews collaborators, critics, admirers and members of Bergman's family, including his son Daniel Bergman (himself a film director).
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So many, from fervent fans to faraway admirers, have been waiting for a product like this, especially given the popularity of other at-home streaming bikes like Peloton.
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We asked his admirers, some of them also his collaborators, to reflect on the songs — with music and/or lyrics by Sondheim — that have stayed in their hearts.
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Warren has taken thousands of selfies with her admirers (okay, technically, they're not selfies because a staffer usually takes them); 35,000 as of June 28 and surely counting.
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Liberal Russians who celebrated the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 gritted their teeth and voted for Communist Party candidates, some of them open admirers of Stalin.
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Mr. Tarkanian said he was considering taking on the senator next year and had been encouraged to do so by some of the president's ardent grass-roots admirers.
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Friends and admirers did their best, setting her up with houses and assistants—one wealthy donor sent her flowers once a week for the rest of her life.
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There were longtime devotees and new admirers; fans focusing on West's creative work rather than his recent political leanings; and some who were decidedly not fans at all.
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His admirers laud him as the real-life Tony Stark, a once-in-a-generation genius with a force of will that can make the seemingly impossible possible.
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Music has always been a fickle, unpredictable career path, yet the distance between writing a song, or making a beat, and finding faraway admirers has been radically compressed.
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It follows a familiar pattern of much of his 2018 campaign travel: visiting red states filled with Trump admirers, hoping to minimize political harm by energizing his detractors.
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Even admirers remain confounded by how little he seems to participate in the life of the city — at once the perk and the obligation of its chief executive.
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Even admirers remain confounded by how little he seems to participate in the life of the city — at once the perk and the obligation of its chief executive.
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Mr. McCullough said Professor Rabb's broad view of what constitutes history and how to study it was an example for both his students and admirers of his books.
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Kojima's a gaming talent out there on his own, undoubtedly capable of brilliance yet also of completely alienating admirers with a single tweet about a squeezable action figure.
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My mileage varied from gallery to gallery, but it's worth considering, given her admirers' intense love for her persona, how much can be displaced onto skirts and shawls.
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Yet after the initial shock, many admirers also hailed Bowie as classy until the end for suffering away from the spotlight in a culture of 24-hour sharing.
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Charles, a very private man, has done his legions of admirers the favor of including them in the most intimate of all experiences this life can bring: It's end.
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Perhaps, too, Mr Kavanaugh and his Republican admirers are right to be angry at the way Ms Blasey's allegation has emerged at the 11th hour of his confirmation process.
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He speaks not as if the viewers are confidants or admirers, but in an addled, mumbling ramble, which could just as easily be to himself as to an audience.
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Singapore's rich-world admirers, meanwhile, lack the tame politics that allow Singapore's rulers to set policy without worrying too much about the next election—or their citizens' civil liberties.
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The beautiful women who live fast, hit their angles just right, and wear lots of Fashion Nova often rake in the most likes and admirers across the gender spectrum.
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If they are rational, they will resist the temptation, but when you are holed up in a hotel room surrounded by admirers it can be easy to lose perspective.
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A small, pretty blonde with a killer fashion sense, she was far too busy keeping her nose in the air to even notice the longing gazes of her admirers.
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The beagle/basset hound mix already has a Youtube, Instagram and Facebook page where he racks up thousands of views and woos countless fans, including plenty of canine admirers.
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Fellow players, friends, family, admirers, and more have paid tribute to Hance online over the past couple days following Hance's announcement that he was signing a do not resuscitate.
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Finally, I wish to thank each and every one of you — family, friends, colleagues, acquaintances, and admirers — for your continued prayers, personal stories, and words of encouragement and support.
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On Friday morning, Instagram was flooded with throwback photographs and heartfelt memories of the Obama family from admirers and friends like Connie Britton, Sophia Bush, Zach Braff and more.
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Then Hillary Clinton gave a speech in Reno, Nevada, in which she denounced Mr Trump for bringing the Alt-Right and its admirers into the mainstream of American politics.
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Naruhito had entered the palace to cheers from admirers before reporting his enthronement to his imperial ancestors at three shrines on the palace grounds, dressed in pure white robes.
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Western democratic liberalism won't win 21st century admirers on the back of 20th century accomplishments unless they continue to bring the large-scale benefits heavily populous emerging markets need.
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When I spoke to her admirers in Philadelphia this week, they tended to scoff at words like "revolution" that Bernie Sanders supporters have been throwing around this election cycle.
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Ardent admirers of Bernie Sanders, the Vermont senator and populist who has forced Hillary Clinton to fight hard for the Democratic presidential nomination, strike a slightly more defensive note.
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Some criticism has been fueled by the fact that Selmayr, 47, has irritated other senior officials and politicians in his role as Juncker's lieutenant, though he also has admirers.
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"Living Modern" is not so much a show about O'Keeffe's art as it is about her mythological, heroic image—the undefinable "will" that fascinated and inspired admirers like Merrill.
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Described by admirers and critics alike as a great technician, he has won respect in the industry for driving OPEC policy along business lines and, where possible, avoiding politics.
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Bob started to fly as a teenager, "working 286 hours in a grocery store to earn 15 minutes of flight time," as he told an audience of young admirers.
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But Republicans like Ms. Ayotte, who says she is voting for Mr. Trump but not endorsing him, could have a difficult time winning if Mr. Trump's admirers spurn her.
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Bret Stephens Opinion Columnist HAMBURG, Germany — For many years, those of us who are critical admirers of the European Union have warned that it was on a bad path.
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For more than four hours, Mr. McCain stood at a craps table, merrily placing bets and rolling the dice as he occasionally paused to take a selfie with admirers.
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They are sold outside a small chapel erected in honor of Jesús Malverde, a local patron saint to drug traffickers and admirers of crime-driven generosity towards the poor.
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With what their admirers call moral clarity and their detractors — including some of their loved ones — call tunnel vision, they've decided that their own business as usual must end.
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Now, though, when Djokovic ventures out into the city, as he did before the tournament for a photo opportunity for one of his sponsors, he is swarmed by admirers.
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And in this festive season of getting and spending, she is eager to usher nostalgic admirers down her own special memory lane, which looks a lot like Rodeo Drive.
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This was even as she was transforming into the kind of figure whose official portrait would draw hordes of admirers to an alcove on the Portrait Gallery's third floor.
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Like the painting of the Inca princess and the conquistador, which the Prado now appreciates for its artistic value, the complex aesthetics of Peru's indigenous art are gaining admirers.
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The beige auditorium was sardined with admirers — average age somewhere between 19803 and 25, many with unicorn-hued, asymmetrical haircuts — who came for a glimpse of their horoscope gurus.
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Then came the shock-and-awe raid of Mr. Manafort's home — a Weissmann special, both admirers and critics recognized — the Zorro "Z" to announce his presence in the case.
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Nor does she attempt to put Nietzsche in the context of his great fin de siècle contemporaries and admirers including William James, Freud, Gide and Shaw, among many others.
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LOVE, GILDA Friends and admirers of Gilda Radner celebrate her genius on "Saturday Night Live" and elsewhere, with the help of her writings, voice recordings and plenty of clips.
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After Mr. Domino's death, the Lower Ninth Ward property quickly became a makeshift memorial, with admirers visiting to pay their respects and leave personal mementos to commemorate his life.
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At the other end is Alexander Hamilton, who, at least as depicted by admirers like the biographer Ron Chernow and the playwright Lin-Manuel Miranda, was an ardent abolitionist.
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While admirers sought to focus on Mr. Michael's previously unreported donations and philanthropy, a more complicated image of his years of hard living and health problems emerged as well.
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While early reviews mostly sneered, based on the buttons that are pushed, one suspects reaction will be polarizing and that the movie will surely have its fans and admirers.
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Inspirations To many of its admirers, Luca Guadagnino's "Call Me by Your Name" (which won an Oscar for best adapted screenplay) is a perfect summer idyll of a movie.
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His Majesty Sultan Qaboos will be missed not only by the people of Oman, but also by his friends and admirers the world over, including in the United States.
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Some have been cheered again by admirers while others are drawing a new round of insults and invective from supporters of Mr. Trump — and even from the president himself.
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One after another, in words both plain-spoken and deeply personal, admirers paid tribute to Ms. Fisher by "coming out" on Twitter with their own stories of mental illness.
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Stettheimer was a pioneering modernist and feminist painter who died in 1944 and for many years was little known outside of a small circle of art historians and admirers.
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He was sitting in a hectic hotel lobby in downtown Manhattan, two days after a "Saturday Night Live" debut that exposed him to new admirers, skeptics and online hecklers.
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But another set of admirers looks past her monumental achievements in the law and focuses on how she has dealt with cancer, in three separate bouts with the disease.
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His writing, admirers said, matured into literature: an owlish wit, sometimes surreal, often absurdist, usually scouring dark corridors of paradox, always carried off with a subtext of good sense.
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Social media has provided a huge platform not only for art admirers, collectors, students, and curators to consume art, but the way they buy it and discover it too.
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Longtime admirers of this author were excited to see her appear in a thrilling cameo role in a recent New Yorker article about the publisher and novelist Dan Mallory.
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She created a "Be My Date" webpage for herself and received 250 applications, some of whom were "secret admirers in middle school," others were former colleagues, or even complete strangers.
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But rather than concentrate on individual images, which can have a throwaway quality, Banksy's admirers see value in his role as an activist as much as in the art itself.
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And Curiel's orders now allow a legal attack on two fronts: first, that Trump defrauds not just his opponents or the people he makes deals with but his own admirers.
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Yet I would imagine that even fanatical Janeites, as her most devoted admirers are known, will not take offense, once they get used to this production's audaciously high energy level.
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As the worldwide admirers of this great Russian artist know, Mr. Hvorostovsky, 53, has been undergoing treatments for a brain tumor that have caused him to cancel swaths of performances.
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Despite this relatively impressive record, though, McMaster reportedly had some trouble climbing to the higher ranks of the US military, which his admirers attribute his willingness to speak his mind.
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In the impressive clip, Tian Tian scales a tall and spindly tree with no fear, looking out at his admirers from the high branches as they "ooh" and "ahh" below.
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To admirers, Mr Perkins is a bold campaigner for hard-pressed Christians; to critics, he is a foe of social progress with frighteningly harsh views on gender, sexuality and Islam.
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"Talking to Myself," off Linkin Park's most recent album One More Light, features stirring visuals of the band on tour, playing sold-out shows to massive crowds of screaming admirers.
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I knew as soon as I stepped foot in Times Square that this would not be your typical celebrity appearance — because Rihanna fans (myself included) are not your typical admirers.
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Admirers of McGowan's previous short film, Dawn, which was nominated for a Grand Jury prize at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival, will recognize the actor-turned-director's use of color.
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Marsha P. Johnson, known by her hordes of admirers and the dozens of adopted streetkids she took under her wing as Saint Marsha, is the queen of the Christopher piers.
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The first is that she, an undeniable GOP star, albeit faded, taps the same anti-establishment sentiment as Mr Trump; their biggest admirers—white, working-class Americans—are the same.
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Ballard, who died in 2009, was a brilliant prose stylist and science-fiction satirist who is perhaps a bit overrated by his admirers as a social critic and a prophet.
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Churned out prolifically from a computer-free desk, they are letters of gratitude, hate, flattery and revenge, dispatched to teenage admirers and big-city mayors, professional athletes and magazine editors.
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After all, that constant flitting between gratitude and liability towards your admirers is a major thing for anybody—never mind a 19-year-old musician—to carry on their back.
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For critics and admirers alike, Benedict's clothing was visual shorthand for his policies: He was a traditionalist, wary of certain "modernizing" elements of Vatican II. By contrast, consider Pope Francis.
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Hurston's drive to know—to tell and embody stories that other people, powerful people, considered unbecoming—would also lead to personal anguish and earned her as many enemies as admirers.
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Former admirers and his congressional colleagues took to television to criticize him, at times with profane language, the way his Senate colleagues have been doing for years behind closed doors.
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Some admirers of McMaster's told me that if he had appeared to endorse a conventional-weapons attack, it must have been a bluff—an effort to constrain Kim through rhetoric.
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His repressive style of government inspires European admirers: Hungary's authoritarian prime minister, Viktor Orban, has called for his country to abandon liberal democracy and become an "illiberal state" like Russia.
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Buffett's admirers run the gamut, from NFL star Ndamukong Suh, to a group of kids in Detroit studying financial literacy, to an entrepreneur in Alabama with a booming cleaning business.
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Weekends found the place teeming with teenage runaways, smart-ass college students, rough-trade hustlers and their collective admirers, serenaded by a jukebox with the Stones, Bowie and the Ramones.
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Though he generously welcomed the steady stream of admirers who showed up unannounced at his door, in public he passive-aggressively insulted anyone who treated him like a big deal.
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At a time when other leaders would avoid divisive language and seek to unite both their admirers and detractors, as Mr. Bush did by visiting a mosque after the Sept.
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A notably irreverent interpretation is the photographer David LaChapelle's "Rebirth of Venus," which continues the debate between admirers of Botticelli and those of Michelangelo, who generally view Botticelli as saccharine.
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Sheriff Arpaio and Mr. Trump are longtime mutual admirers; the sheriff spoke at the Republican convention, hailing the nominee and attacking immigrants, to whoops from the law-and-order crowd.
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While few have questioned the electoral strategy of bringing Republicans into the fold by casting Mr. Trump as a singular threat to democracy, both skeptics and some admirers of Mrs.
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While he wore a device that obscured his handsome face, two admirers — Batgirl, a longtime love interest, and Midnighter, a gay superhero — were able to recognize him from his derrière.
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In contrast, Ms. Nixon's admirers see in her an unquestionably liberal messenger to match the moment, with a textured biography and an instinct for distinguishing her stances from the pack's.
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But to his admirers, the artist's delicate work already packs enough of an emotional sucker-punch in a way where any anxieties about the future of his practice feel unwarranted.
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It is for all of that he should be remembered, his unyielding allies and recently converted admirers claimed on Friday, not for these last few years of drift and despair.
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The author's admirers will know that he has ventured north before, most notably in his 1997 novel "The Friends of Freeland," set in an imaginary nation between Greenland and Iceland.
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