He had been semi-famous in Florence but a little bit more famous for not finishing the Adoration of the Magi than for painting the Adoration of the Magi.
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You're open about your adoration of Emily on social media.
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Camdeborde's adoration of the finest ingredients is evident in every bite.
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It sort of mirrors my parents' generation's adoration of Warren Buffett.
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She represents the adoration of nature, beauty, and sexuality, he says.
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He loves the adoration of the crowds who attend his rallies!
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He's successfully won the adoration of noblemen and the public alike.
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Except for, according to a new survey, their adoration of UPS.
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They get in the way of the proper adoration of Trump.
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Adoration of the monarchy was useful in the escalating fight against communism.
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Look at the widespread adoration of how President Obama interacts with children.
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When are we going to put justice above adoration of 'the famed'?
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A mutual adoration of Drake is what brought you two together, after all.
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Thanks for being our light — and teaching us the adoration of books and cats.
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His adoration of John Huston can be seen as both hero worship and misogyny.
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Mostly, "Love Sosa" concerns the universal adoration of Keef by his haters and random women.
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Kawaii, roughly translated into English as "cute," is the Japanese adoration of all things adorable.
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Instead, the officers standing outside the National Police Headquarters bathed in the adoration of demonstrators.
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His actions are driven by his obsession to gain the praise and adoration of others.
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There's an inverse relationship between his adoration of himself and the prospects for his presidency.
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Have you ever dreamed of rock stardom and the adoration of millions of preteen girls?
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The alternative she offers is complete and makes no concessions to the adoration of wealth.
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Francis has condemned organized crime groups, saying their members indulge in the "the adoration of evil".
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Brahms's first Piano Trio reflected his admiration for Robert Schumann and his adoration of Clara Schumann.
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This is a man who seeks validation for his crazy ideas through the adoration of women.
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Now it's time to turn the adoration of that army of guys into a real business.
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Chris Christie for his puppy dog adoration of Donald Trump during Mr. Trump's Super Tuesday speech.
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Many Americans have been looking for an explanation for Mr. Trump's apparent adoration of Mr. Putin.
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But these early romances tended to be platonic and idealized, much like Werther's adoration of Charlotte.
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Rapinoe wasn't the only member of the USWNT to enjoy the adoration of the internet either.
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In addition to inspiring hip restaurants (and Google Doodles), he's earned the adoration of a nation.
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Phil Gramm; a young, ambitious player looking to win the adoration of conservatives, like Nebraska Sen.
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The Uffizi Gallery unveiled Leonardo da Vinci's "Adoration of the Magi" following a six-year restoration.
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But what does that say about me, really, apart from my adoration of all things Champagne Papi?
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"Michael in the Bathroom" is Michael's big solo and the source of fans' deep adoration of him.
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He certainly lapped up the adoration of the Trump faithful in a pair of rallies last week.
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South Korea, too, has adopted the adoration of Mount Paektu, pictures of which hang in government offices.
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He wrote plenty of pieces in adoration of the queen; indeed, he was Elizabeth I's favourite composer.
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He failed to complete some of his most important commissions such as the "Adoration of the Magi".
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Joel rises, rips the mask off, pumps his fist and soaks up the adoration of the crowd.
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Tibetan culture may be under duress, but adoration of the Dalai Lama shows no sign of diminishing.
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Downie also released five solo albums from 2001 to 2016, which only increased fans' adoration of him.
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Both are headstrong nationalists who tout being an outsider and feed off the adoration of massive crowds.
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She — through her openness as well as her achievements — has earned the adoration of these women, too.
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Beyond securing the adoration of his own people, Arafat also began to make many powerful friends abroad.
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He enjoys the adoration of his party's culturally conservative base to a degree few politicians even approach.
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In friendly venues, this approach offers emotional rewards for a president who loves the adoration of crowds.
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Despite adoration of millions, and overwhelming success on practically every level, the lonely child inside never left him.
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Saturday Night Live used the horror hit to riff on Kanye West's increasingly problematic adoration of Donald Trump.
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Ms. Baras appeared to be enjoying herself on Friday, reveling and loosening in the adoration of her audience.
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Have you ever dreamed of rock 'n' roll stardom and the deathless adoration of millions of preteen girls?
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In one case, he leveraged the adoration of an underage fan and aspiring musician into sexually explicit communications.
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But the media's adoration of Sisi gradually began to wane as the economic situation failed to pick up sufficiently.
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While there is plenty of hypocrisy to go around, Democrats' newfound adoration of checks and balances simply isn't credible.
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Scroll through the wasteland that is the YouTube comments section and you'll find almost universal adoration of the series.
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In fact everyone who comes into contact with Vitas seems gripped by a strange, God-like adoration of him.
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They're the ones that recall Zoe's childhood adoration of her mother, a loving, fragile person, Sally Bowles in California.
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His actions are driven by his obsession to gain the praise and adoration of others that he desperately seeks.
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Trump clearly relished the adoration of the crowd, though a handful of protestors were removed by Trump's private security.
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The kiddos walked the blue carpet earlier this week and soaked up the adoration of hardcore 'Star Wars' fans.
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The film's goofball, Ishida, sees himself scoring a home run in a baseball game, to the adoration of cheering fans.
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Plank posted an old commercial on his personal Instagram account Sunday showing Under Armour's (UAA) adoration of the Maryland city.
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Prince Louis and Kate Middleton Porteous thanked fans for their adoration of the precious photo on his social media Monday.
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There is his adoration of the superheroes and creators of Silver Age comics (like the Fantastic Four and Jack Kirby).
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Some alumni don't want to hear this, but the universal adoration of Paterno here is a thing of the past.
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And he acknowledges a fear that the adoration of strangers, a sustaining force in his life, may someday fade away.
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But while visually stimulating, Moments hasn't seemed to capture the adoration of the mainstream that Twitter is hoping to attract.
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He will say anything to get the applause and adoration of his voters, but what about the rest of us?
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That adoration of India's majority population, and America's richest and most obviously pro-Trump minority, may have just gotten deeper.
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Hawking, sampling, and sharing the story about his craft and himself, he's won the respect and adoration of Vancouver's bacon lovers.
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Courtesy Elizabeth Arden Private Show, inspired by Spears' adoration of dance and stage, is "really unique and special," she tells PeopleStyle.
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In keeping with his adoration of Oprah, Oliver thanked her seat filler since Mama O apparently dipped out for a minute.
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When she had to bat off the adoration of some excited heads of state First there was French President Emmanuel Macron.
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Add in Tyler's adoration of classic film scores, and a logical evolutionary step becomes clear: making music for an animated film.
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The current president feeds on the adoration of his base, and Republican fanaticism towards their president further isolates him from reality.
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"It's not hyperbole to note that Trump's bizarre adoration of dictators who falsely flatter him is a national security risk," Klass added.
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Shyamalan has never bothered hiding his adoration of Hitchcock, and in Split, the references start with the movie's Psycho-inspired title sequence.
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The only person who doesn't appear to share the general adoration of the man is the bad-guy actor, Ri Yon Chol.
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Wind Gap's animosity over Camille's account of the murder investigation juxtaposed with the town's adoration of the Calhoun rape fantasy is striking.
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Both hang in the Uffizi, next to the "Adoration of the Magi," which Leonardo abandoned when he moved to Milan in 21855.
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The artist utilized the sketch as the basis of his portrayal of Balthazar in the "Adoration of the Magi" (1609 / 1628–20183).
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The 40-year-old is is quick to admit that his adoration of Mexican food even trumps the cuisine of his heritage.
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The role of a monarch is to preside over important occasions and accept the adoration of the public without doing any real work.
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But, in the end, Vaughan's keen eye for gulls left less of an impression on me than his earnest adoration of the birds.
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" Chyna continued her adoration of her little girl on Snapchat, sharing several clips of baby Dream laughing and bouncing as she cooed. "Dreamy!
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The video gets funnier with each consecutive viewing, and Daniel seems to become more and more comfortable with the adoration of his Vans.
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Frank Bruni Opinion Columnist There's little that President Trump loves more than cementing his supporters' adoration of him while making his foes squirm.
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"During the Renaissance, there is 'The Adoration of the Magi,' and there is always an African king," she said in a recent interview.
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The people in this group just seem so naïve and adorable in adoration of their favorite SEGA game, and its sequel of 2001.
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It's here, at long last: a televised competition in which you fight for the adoration of Jersey Shore's DJ Pauly D or Vinny Guadagnino.
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I would add that the adoration of summer is, itself, a remnant of childhood that stems from an immature desire to be 13 again.
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But there are other factors at play here, be the internet's adoration of snacks or tacos symbolizing a certain type of mildly cultured person.
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The role won her the adoration of legions of fans, both male and female, who admired the beautiful and independent rebellion fighter she played.
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Add to this a rising disdain for big brands and adoration of small, "authentic" ones, and large cereal-makers have been suffering soggy sales.
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Without further ado: + After six years of restoration, Leonardo da Vinci's Adoration of the Magi (1481) is returning to the Uffizi Gallery in Florence.
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After the race, the Jamaican team circled the field, danced the samba and basked in the adoration of the crowd after another gold medal.
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As his star rose in recent years, Hussle brought investments and attention back to the area, earning the adoration of his neighbors and fans.
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Last month, Apple's Tim Cook toured places like Iowa basking in the adoration of technophiles as one of the top innovators in the world.
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Ayers walked away with $500, his game-worn jersey, the adoration of hockey fans across the league, and media reception commensurate with his heroics.
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He later traveled to Messina, where he completed two other major commissions, "The Raising of Lazarus" and "The Adoration of the Shepherds" (both 15993).
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Fortunately, his lifelong adoration of Star Wars has inspired some of his own diehard followers, including his wife as well as lucrative local businesses.
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Like many Americans, I've inexplicably fostered an obsession with the royals since childhood, an interest that likely began with my mother's adoration of Princess Diana.
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Phil Gramm, who's at the end of his or her career; a young, ambitious player looking to win the adoration of conservatives, like Nebraska Sen.
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She also basks in the adoration of young politicos who seem, by and large, to be backing Pressley instead of Capuano — what of that, too?
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Midsummer is all about celebrating action—it's the perfect time to work with the Faeries—and engaging creative expression, celebration, and the adoration of nature.
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"Thanks for being our light—and teaching us the adoration of books and cats," added the Today co-host, who recently welcomed her third child.
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In 2012, we won 29, with the magnificent Mo Farah, a Somali immigrant as a child, taking two to the adoration of a packed London stadium.
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For one Los Angeles couple, Mr. Lowe suggested employing their mutual adoration of music and the groom's career as a musician as inspiration for their cocktails.
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During a recent tour of the museum, Ms. Dubois halted before the central panel — "The Adoration of the Mystic Lamb" — and locked it with her eyes.
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Professional sports usually provides a poor, inaccurate reflection of politics, but sometimes elements of that imagery — the machismo, the posturing, the adoration of stars — align exactly.
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A Good Appetite As the availability of good, fat-marbled pork has risen, so has my adoration of that stalwart favorite, the bone-in pork chop.
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The Uffizi Gallery in Florence is lending four other important drawings: a landscape, a preparatory sketch for the Adoration of the Magi and two drapery studies.
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He's a moderately good painter in Florence in his 20s, but things don't get finished, like the Adoration of the Magi, St. Jerome in the Wilderness.
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The outcome: Lloyd received a gift package from Skyscanner, and Jen's on-point responses won her the adoration of many, many Facebook fans (hopefully a promotion, too).
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"Justice Ginsburg is my only personal hero, and as an atheist, my adoration of her is the closest thing I get to personal worship," she told Refinery29.
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They are lemmings, personified ignorance masquerading as wise fanboys who will be weaponized by a cowardly, hateful man who thrives on the widespread adoration of the people.
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Defrancesco explained his adoration of the famous fast-casual eatery to PEOPLE exclusively at The Fashion Group International Night of Stars Gala in New York on Thursday night.
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Whether he's in cartoon form, hologram form, or simply lending his sweet voice to an Adele video, the internet's adoration of the British documentary presenter knows no bounds.
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Back then, Andrea Mantegna's "Adoration of the Magi" was the world's most expensive salesroom purchase, bought for $10.4 million by the J. Paul Getty Museum in Malibu, Calif.
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Since 2006, Doug Benson has discussed his adoration of cinema with other comedians, actors and the film critic Leonard Maltin and shares these sessions through his podcast series.
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We first meet Earl in 2005, when he skips his daughter's wedding to go to a horticulturist convention and bask in the adoration of his fellow flower-growers.
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The "Hotline Bling" singer has never shied away from showing his adoration of the Barbados-native, publicly proclaiming his love for Rihanna at the 2016 MTV Video Music Awards.
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Over the last four years, the Popcorn Frights Film Festival has been giving the state exactly what it deserves: a horror festival to match locals' adoration of the genre.
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At the same time, I'm not alone in my adoration of Beacon, and high demand often inflates most rental prices to rival that of a five-star luxury hotel.
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Other items include "Leonardo's studies of hands for Adoration of the Magi", which appears to be drawn on a blank sheet but, under ultraviolet light, reveal other "disappeared" drawings.
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Mr. Hughes does not limit himself to critiquing art, offering observations about the city's infrastructure, including Rome's apparent adoration of fountains, as well as ancient Romans' tendency toward spectacle.
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With enormous commercial success and the adoration of fellow musicians, those stars represent the very best of how the music industry sees itself, which should make their competition tight.
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Drake had never shied away from showing his adoration of the Barbados-native, even publicly proclaiming his love for her at the 2016 MTV Video Music Awards in late August.
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Megan Marx, 27, and Tiffany Scanlon, 30, met on the show earlier this year, where they and 23 other women were vying for the adoration of designated Bachelor Richie Strahan.
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Chalamet is also not one to hide his adoration of other celebs: at the 2018 Golden Globes red carpet, he shouted out fellow Bronx star Cardi B as an inspiration.
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Bosch's luminous "The Adoration of the Magi", on loan from the Metropolitan Museum in New York, hangs next to a work of the same name by one of his followers.
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With a little engineering and a few ex-In-N-Out employees, Caliburger launched its first Shanghai store to the adoration of a Chinese upper-middle-class clientele in 2011.
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El Greco's "Saint Luke Painting the Virgin" (1560-66) and "Adoration of the Magi" (1560-1568), two icons in the show done in Greek Orthodox style, are both badly damaged.
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Regardless, the numbers continue to prove the public's adoration of DiCaprio, who admitted he's been aware of the outpouring of support he's received online in the run-up to the Oscars.
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Since it premiered in 2013, Steven Universe has earned the adoration of its devoted fans for the depth and ambition it packs to every one of its short, 11-minute episodes.
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Teo rids his apartment of cockroaches by blaring Cuban ballads, encourages a Mormon missionary to have sex and recalls his mother's adoration of various pet dogs, a popular filling for tacos.
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Bryan Grey Yambao, the blogger-turned-fashion influencer whose early adoration of the Marc Jacobs label led Mr. Jacobs to name a bag in his honor, flew from Sweden to attend.
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When Pope Francis visited the Calabria region the same year, he accused organized crime members of practising "the adoration of evil" and said Mafiosi excommunicate themselves from the Church by their actions.
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This manifests in morbid declarations of their limited time, long sighs, not-so-subtle jealousy when discussing all their siblings' grandchildren, and an almost freakish adoration of their 25-pound tabby cat.
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Whether it pulls up contortions of disgust, feelings of adoration, of deep amusement or amazement, if it welcomes you or makes you question the fundamentals of yourself: It's there to engage you.
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Other precious tidbits about Juniper include her love of eating socks, morning cuddles, hiding snacks in case of emergencies, and her adoration of boyfriend Moose, a very handsome Australian shepherd/Malamute mix.
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To consolidate a weak position, the young leader has been cultivating three main forces: military and nuclear power, a tacit private sector market economy, and the fear and adoration of a god.
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A poised sketch by Raphael of the adoration of the newborn Jesus, done around 1503-4, is one of several Italian prizes, though Tessin also bought architectural renderings and numerous figure studies.
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While Pearl Jam always had a classic rock influence, it was Vedder's adoration of the Boss—as well as Neil Young—that made so much of the band's softer, folky songs possible.
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In The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (2007), he's a train robber as celebrity, radiantly and deliberately distant, refracted through the obsessive adoration of his eventual killer (Casey Affleck).
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That being said, I'm not pushing you into the snake-oil world of high-res audio and crazy formats: all of my listening and adoration of these headphones took place with 320kbps MP3s.
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The famed composer for films such as "Midnight Express" and producer of disco hits from the 70s and 80s and emerged within the last three years to the adoration of dance music listeners.
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Or consider "The Adoration of the Shepherds" (1579), with its determinedly odd, expansive composition: saints, shepherds, and donkeys surrounding the Christ Child and the Virgin beneath a heavenly burst of white figures above.
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The crowd bowed in adoration of this skeletal Jesus; when it tipped over, a horde of new subjects rushed to get the mechanical deity back on its feet... or wheels, as it were.
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Letters and diary entries chronicle both Schumann's quotidian existence (business dealings, legal troubles) and his inner life: especially, his adoration of Clara Wieck, the great pianist who became his wife and championed his works.
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Won't You Be My Neighbor missed its expected Documentary Feature nomination, and Neville and his team will just have to content themselves with their millions of dollars and the adoration of their weeping fans.
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In Gentile da Fabriano's 1423 "Adoration of the Magi," a famous biblical scene, the golden halos of Mary and Joseph are inscribed with Arabic letters, in a strikingly harmonious overlap of cultures and religions.
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This has the effect of normalizing Marco — almost everybody wants to be a hero, everybody loves Don Q. Does it not matter what lies one tells to attain the love and adoration of others?
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Many quickly qualify their adoration of the former vice president, with some saying they worry about the personal toll losing the nomination would take, while others politely argue it's time to pass the torch.
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Konta, 26, who likes to discuss muffin baking and her adoration of the band U2, captivated her adopted nation on Tuesday by ending a 39-year spell of futility for British women at Wimbledon.
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Instead, he's going to soak up the adoration of his diehard supporters until he switches into his post-loss strategy of blaming the media, the Republican Party, and the "rigged" voting system—anyone but himself.
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Before he died in 1988, he designed countless models, earning the adoration of pretty much anybody with a shit-ton of money and a thirst for speed—from Thai royalists to popular self-help gurus.
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More directly disturbing are the Goya-like "Adoration of the Calf" (1941-42), based on a photograph of a cow's head on a cloaked pedestal by Erwin Blumenfeld, or its neighbor, "Hanged Pierrot" (1940-41).
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Thailand has been bitterly divided since a 2006 coup against then Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, a businessman turned politician who gained the adoration of rural voters but made many enemies among the military-royalist elite.
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His athleticism earned him a bronze medal on the ice during the figure skating team event, while his quick wit and candor earned him the adoration of viewers and celebrities including Reese Witherspoon and Sally Field.
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A former governor in the Democratic Republic of Congo's influential Katanga region and a flamboyantly successful tycoon, Mr. Katumbi has money, power, the adoration of the masses, solid political skills and a bit of an aura.
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For a man who laps up and feeds on the adoration of cheering crowds -- and who has cowed former rivals such as Lindsey Graham and Ted Cruz -- the charismatic Pelosi reminds him that his power isn't limitless.
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That scene's larger resonance — the fascination with Hammer's un-self-conscious, "badly" butch dancing — is telling in the way it encapsulates how viewers are expected to identify, in the film, with Elio's adoration of Oliver's masculine beauty.
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In the "Adoration of the Shepherds" (1630s), a tiny (143 x 7.5-inch) painting on copper, Jesus is pink-kneed and radiant, accepting the adulation of a shepherd who kisses his foot while Mary dotes from above.
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Add Trump's adoration of Putin and his financial ties to Russia, and Europe has reason to worry that Russia will invade NATO allies on its border, Trump will acquiesce and Congressional Republicans will give him a pass.
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Ms. De Keersmaeker, who is based in Brussels, is not alone in her adoration of the composer; other choreographers, over the years, have created masterworks to Bach's music, including George Balanchine, Jerome Robbins, Paul Taylor and Twyla Tharp.
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The way that Mr. Kelly managed to stay in the public's good graces was a remarkable balancing act, but perhaps it was not so surprising given his hero status and the blind adoration of millions of his fans.
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If you are aware of what is good for you, you will eat this fish He also shares that love with others around him, inviting them to join him in basking in the adoration of the fur-covered worshippers.
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Cast against type as Raymond Brock, the midlevel diplomat who loves and marries Susan, Corey Stoll provides some affecting flashes of self-awareness, although Brock's adoration of his abusive wife never makes sense except as a form of masochism.
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A $30-per-month email service capturing the adoration of investors and founders in Silicon Valley is perhaps an unsurprising story in a subscription-obsessed landscape, yet we're only now hearing how stealth-y startup Superhuman has captured investor $$$.
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And the way he weaves his working-class ethics, his adoration of his father, and the 1997 amateur wrestling victory that he holds over Ortiz together makes the fight sound like something out of a particularly poignant Springsteen song.
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Perhaps these heady contradictions are to blame for the jarring reveal in the restoration of the "Adoration of the Mystic Lamb" altarpiece (1432), also knowns as the Ghent Altarpiece, by brothers and Flemish artists Hubert and Jan van Eyck.
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It then cuts back to Mr. Berdymukhammedov, decked out in camouflage gear, shooting and throwing knives at targets to the adoration of a group of uniformed men, including the heads of several law enforcement agencies, according to The Chronicle.
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"Almost a god" is the way James described his own adoration of Jordan when he was an 11-year-old in 1996 — the year when "Space Jam," the part-animation film starring Jordan and the Looney Tunes cast, opened.
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Harris' biggest online fans call themselves the #KHive, echoing the adoration of Beyoncé's #BeyHive, which is fitting: Harris is their Beyoncé in a suit and pearls, the one who can make political history while putting on one hell of a performance.
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While Hong Kong's adoration of Li Ka-shing and his story has waned somewhat in recent years, he is still stepping aside from one of Asia's most outward-looking empires, spanning more than 21 countries and 27.8432,000 employees at last count.
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And just as "Get Out" posited that some white people's hearty public approval of black people can be a form of racism, "Unsane" argues that some men's adoration of the women in their lives can easily tip into possessive insanity.
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Much of the narrative tension in "I Love You, Daddy" involves not just the parameters of China and Leslie's icky relationship, but also how Glen navigates that ick in view of his own longstanding adoration of the other man's work.
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In what's thought to be the earliest painting showing the Virgin's life, "The Annunciation and Adoration of the Magi" divides roughly in half, with an image of the Annunciation floating above one of the three kings visiting the newborn Jesus.
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Buddy Baker passed away from cancer in August 2015 but his love of the sport and the sport's adoration of him is clearly evident from drivers he competed against to fans that adored him to the media he worked alongside.
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Oteri's desire to guide people through Naples was partially due to her love of the novels, but also due to her adoration of the city, which sometimes has a less-than-spotless reputation, thanks to a long history with organized crime.
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Maurice was eventually named the patron saint of the Holy Roman Empire; medieval churches and cathedrals across Germany, Switzerland, and France were dedicated to him, and wealthy lords lavished funds on paintings of Balthazar in scenes of the Adoration of the Magi.
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A young John Ruskin professed to hate the della Robbia style as vulgarly populist, but when, later, a splendid "Adoration of the Child" panel by Andrea came his way (Ruskin thought it was by Luca; it's in the show), he changed his tune.
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While Hong Kong's adoration of the billionaire and his rags-to-riches story has waned somewhat in recent years, he is still stepping aside from one of Asia's most outward-looking empires, spanning more than 50 countries and 323,000 employees at last count.
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Mr. Xi's two-day state visit began on Thursday with a 21-gun salute and the adoration of crowds, who cheered as his motorcade wound its way to the mausoleum for Mr. Kim's father and grandfather, who preceded him in leading the North.
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It was Friday morning, just hours before she was set to reveal the $2.4 million, multiyear restoration she had led on panels of one of the world's great artistic treasures: "The Adoration of the Mystic Lamb," also known as the Ghent Altarpiece.
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His description of himself as a young reader typifies an adoration of American mythology that overlooks precisely the American heritage that Wounded Knee represents: the massacre of Lakota men, women, and children by the U.S. Army's 7th Cavalry Regiment, on December 29, 1890.
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"The Raising of Lazarus" and "The Adoration of the Shepherds," hanging on adjacent walls in their own darkened gallery in Messina's Museo Regionale, are both exercises in diagonals, one ascending and the other descending, but both ostensibly terminating in signs of hope.
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Among the works on display are "Haywain Triptych," on loan from the Prado in Madrid, and "The Adoration of the Magi" from the Met, as well as nine paintings that have been recently restored, six of them with the help of the research project.
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"He preyed on their youth, their vulnerabilities and most glaringly, their adoration of him, and he did it over and over again," prosecutors with the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Illinois said in a court filing last week, reports the Tribune.
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Fortunately, Indian youth today are far more politicized and well-informed than those of my generation; unlike the undying adoration of Western culture I saw from my generation, today's youth have achieved a remarkable balance between embracing their heritage while drawing inspiration from the West.
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As host for this year's high-stakes G20 conference, Merkel had to juggle a seemingly impossible list of duties, from welcoming the world's biggest leaders (and egos) to keeping an eye on ongoing protests in Hamburg while dodging the adoration of some heads of state.
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Ahead of the 200th anniversary of Austen's death, Fitzwilliam Darcy, the much-fantasized hero of her novel "Pride and Prejudice," was given an unflattering makeover in a study published on Thursday, shocking fans and possibly forever altering their adoration of English literature's most eligible bachelor.
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Such is the vast, richly colorful and minutely detailed scene depicted by Hubert and Jan van Eyck in "The Adoration of the Mystic Lamb," an assemblage of 383 wooden panels that form one of the most famous (and most often stolen) masterpieces of medieval art.
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Of course, as with all things, my adoration of the magazine passed, as the internet began to take real hold (though that's not to say print's dead: new music publications like Crack and So Young are now the indie tastemakers that NME is no longer).
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But even I, who could fill novels expressing my adoration of fresh pour-over coffee, am not physically capable of emoting the same level of unadulterated glee for any material item as much as former Game of Thrones actor Jason Momoa has over his new Harley-Davidson.
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But while it does not have the penetrating power or the tenderness of feeling of his great dramas, it retains an indisputable lively charm, and in Serafina, whose worshipful adoration of her husband almost destroys her, Williams created yet another memorable portrait of a woman in extremis.
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Van Eyck was born in 1390 in the east of what is now Belgium, and he worked and died in booming Bruges — but this Flemish university town is where you'll find his greatest achievement, the "Adoration of the Mystic Lamb" altarpiece he painted with his brother Hubert.
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He argued that the aestheticization of the humble act of drinking tea — "the adoration of the beautiful among the sordid facts of everyday existence" — must be understood as an ethos underlying an entire culture, from its arts and literature to the "delicate dishes" of its cuisine.
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At the concert hall, Mr. Trump stood in front of a large American flag and soaked up the adoration of a crowd of largely evangelical supporters who roared their approval of his promise to defend religious liberty, fight entrenched interests, win battles against terrorists and say "Merry Christmas" again.
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My six months with $30/month email service Superhuman A $30-per-month email service capturing the adoration of investors and founders in Silicon Valley is perhaps an unsurprising story in a subscription-obsessed landscape, yet we're only now hearing how stealth-y startup Superhuman has captured major funding. 7.
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Driver converted to Islam when he was 17 and used the pseudonym Harun Abdurhaman online and frequently tweeted his about his adoration of IS. Driver's father, a member of the Canadian military, became so concerned that he reported his son to Canada's spy agency, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS).
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It's also notable that the band probably win the hotly contested accolade of The Band Who Can Make Jimmy Fallon the Most Stoked—though Slayer laid down a pretty decent challenge recently, Fallon was rendered literally almost speechless when enthusiastically introducing Tame Impala, such is his apparent adoration of Australian psychedelia.
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In " The World as It Is: A Memoir of the Obama White House " (Random House), Rhodes shows no trace of the disillusionment that gave George Stephanopoulos's tale of Bill Clinton its bitter, gossipy flavor, or of the light irony that came to inflect Peggy Noonan 's adoration of Ronald Reagan.
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I grant that his "Adoration of the Name of Jesus" (21-22020) is marvelous, but how un-Italian is the strange composition in which we see the underworld at the bottom right, a crowd of penitents on the left, and the holy figures who dominate the dazzling heavens at the top.
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What was so delicious about the Palin endorsement of Trump — for those of us who are contemptuous of the media adoration of Trump and the campaign of insults that Trump has run — is that Palin brought together many aspects of the freak show, reality-show campaign that Trump is running.
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It makes me feel very unsafe, and because white people who looked like the good folks I sat with in trailers and dissuaded my stereotypical notions of who white people who loved Ronnie Milsap could be with were involved, I'm now filled with a second-guessing paranoia about my adoration of country music.
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The military came to power in a May 2014 coup promising to promote national unity and heal political rifts in a country that has been bitterly divided since a 2006 coup against then Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, who gained the adoration of rural voters but made many enemies among the military-royalist elite.
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"At the least, stories about Democratic emails might have mentioned that their release was part of a Russian influence campaign and that Donald Trump's repeated references to the releases, his stated adoration of WikiLeaks, and his solicitation of Russian assistance were taking place in the context of an ongoing influence campaign to assist him," it said.
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Star Wars fans have a knack for pouring unabashed love over characters in the films that look cool, but are present for a handful of minutes at most—look at the adoration of Boba Fett in the original trilogy for example, despite the fact that he spends the vast majority of his limited screen time being wildly incompetent.
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Repeated on a number of occasions by the same character with more or less the same inflection of wonder and happiness, it becomes a testament to the man's profound amnesia, a condition that prevents him from remembering just about anything for more than a moment — aside from the face of his wife and his adoration of her.
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His adoration of Hitler is an expression of childish enthusiasm, the way another kid in another time and place might fixate on dinosaurs or fairy-tale princesses; his antisemitism is a reflection the good-versus-evil stories he's been taught his whole life; his eagerness to join the Hitler Youth is mostly about wanting to join a cool club.
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Although Benedict wrote that he gave his successor and the Vatican's Secretariat of State a heads up about the letter, it amounted to the most significant undercutting yet of the authority of Pope Francis, who has instead blamed a systemic abuse of power and an unhealthy adoration of authority within the church's hierarchy for the crisis.
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Tomaso Montanari, an art historian and member of the scientific committee of the Uffizi Galleries in Florence, raised concerns about the loan of two works in the Uffizi collection to the Louvre: "Study of a Landscape" from 1473, believed to be Leonardo's earliest known work, and a study for "The Adoration of the Magi," dated around 1481.
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Young progressive women in New York who have suddenly been making activism as much a part of their daily habits as chia seed pudding have become infatuated with Ms. Gillibrand, who has long drawn the adoration of the Sheryl Sandbergs of the world — members of the celebrity-feminist corporate class that we now know women seeking the presidency cannot rely on solely.
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His popularity only increased when he stayed long after the others had returned to the U.S. Cynics might (correctly) suggest that there was little interest in Marbury among NBA GMs and that the Coney Island native would rather bask in the adoration of Chinese fans, but regardless, he wanted to be part of the CBA, and that meant a lot to basketball fans in the Middle Kingdom.
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OK, three, factoring in my adoration of Blood and Wine and the stories told by The Witcher 3 before it—Red Dead plays in much the same way as CD Projekt RED's multi-award-winning RPG, albeit without such a heavy emphasis on stats and, naturally, significantly less importance placed on the use of magic (though a little faith and fame can come in handy in the fictional frontier territory of New Austin).
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In this sense, it opens itself up to many of the same criticisms recently leveled at the widely castigated Netflix documentary on Ted Bundy: It allows the accused to speak for himself without any pushback; it allows his community's glowing support and adoration of him to overshadow his documented behavior — which was, in Lee's own framing, controlling, temperamental, and possessive; and it fails to present viewers with a clear and straightforward summary of what he was actually accused of doing and what the evidence against him was.
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