And she has children who she adores, she has a family she adores.
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She adores him, and he adores her attention, as well as that of his ex-girlfriend.
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Grant), who adores Lysander (Kyle Beltran), who adores her right back — at least until the fairies roofie him.
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He might not be noticed by anyone, except that he has a mother, whom he adores and who adores him.
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"He is a decent man, he loves his family, he loves his wife, he adores his children, he adores his country," Mr. Walker said.
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Further proof everyone adores a good love story.
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"At the Strangers' Gate" is framed by the repeated assertion that Gopnik not only loves his wife, he adores her: He adored her then, he adores her now, he will adore her forever.
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He may highlight their foibles, but he adores his family.
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As for Brooklynn, Dunnavant says she adores her baby sister.
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It's no secret that the Bush family adores their dogs.
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Gordo adores belly rubs and isn't afraid to demand more.
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Chris Driskell adores his lakeside family home in Gainesville, Georgia.
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The fact that your mother adores this caretaker is huge.
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The guy adores my friend, but I can't stand him.
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Our president adores going on about his love of toughness.
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From their phone conversations, it's clear that he adores her.
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She adores them and refuses to let us pay her.
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He clearly adores Deevy, and ultimately so will the audience.
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His girlfriend, the actress Rosario Dawson, also adores the franchise.
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He adores Jewish Americans as part of his own family.
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While Trump's base adores the president, millions vehemently oppose him.
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After all, New York adores suffering, the more ostentatious the better.
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She's indifferent to her philandering ex-husband but adores their son.
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"He's a great guy and really adores her," the source said.
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He tells her he "adores" Becca and asks for her blessing.
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Jenner also adores Lucky Charms marshmallows — that's right, just the marshmallows.
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These are his daughters, who he adores and are absolutely lovely.
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At every step, she's a lovely, loving woman whom everybody adores.
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He is the ultimate celebrity in an America that adores celebrities.
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Minnesota Timberwolves small forward Andrew Wiggins adores his adopted pooch, Cassie.
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Ada has a little brother she mostly adores and sometimes resents.
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Boston adores Isaiah Thomas, Avery Bradley, Marcus Smart, and Terry Rozier.
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"Miley adores his sense of loyalty, adventure and independence," says the friend.
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Also, Money adores doughnuts and you can't currently find them in nature.
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Bertha also has an unexpected later-in-life baby whom she adores.
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He adores kids too, and cats on a case by case basis.
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He still loves to eat, but he also adores his daily walks.
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Clearly the man with the achy-breaky heart absolutely adores his kids.
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Haught said she adores these macaron-shaped trinket boxes from Dollar Tree.
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Dr. Mendonça, is too mistrustful to accept even a suitor she adores.
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She allows Bay, whom she adores, to physically harm her without complaint.
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Lizzie adores her mother and has only contempt for her stepfather, Augustus.
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Lennox still adores Happy, but he's just a different kind of dog.
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Cespedes, with his fluorescent sleeve and personalized license plate — "YC 52" — adores attention.
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Jenna Dewan isn't the only one who adores her new boyfriend Steve Kazee!
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Mowry-Hardrict also adores the rug in that room, which came from Mexico.
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Reynolds and Lively are so happily married that even Taylor Swift adores it.
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"Her daughter adores him and his family, and she comes first above all."
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Hollywood adores some steamy adultery, so don't feel guilty about enjoying this genre.
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Wolfhard has passions beyond acting — the 14 year-old star also adores music.
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"Kanye loves Kim very much, and he adores the kids," says the source.
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Still, Wall Street adores growth, especially in the largest companies in the world.
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Mr. Sands adores Ms. Schiffrin, whom he met in New York in 1989.
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Betty and Veronica aren't the only thing Moretz adores about this new series.
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Connie, for his part, adores his brother and has a way with dogs.
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Or that she is the mother of a daughter, Olympia, she clearly adores.
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Is it clear that Cluess adores the Harry Potter series and "Jane Eyre"?
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There's nothing sexier than a guy who adores his girlfriend — just ask Gwen Stefani.
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" Kristin says her mother "absolutely adores Brian," who fits into the family "so well.
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Samson also adores being pushed around the outdoors in his giant, green cat stroller.
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One more reason to be in love with Jason Momoa: he adores his grandma!
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He adores cheese (same) and gets extremely psyched for meal time, according to mom.
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He just adores him and is the happiest when he is in Marc's arms.
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When my five-year-old rides with me on the bus, she adores it.
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She adores swimming, snuggling and keeping a toy in her mouth at all times.
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"It goes back to the creativity," Light said of why she adores those looks.
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The Queen of England adores dogs — and so does the woman who portrays her.
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He adores the sport, and he had to see if he could make it.
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She adores Mr. Davis, who had some great advice for her over the years.
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He worships, he adores, he falls at a poet's feet, but not deferentially — intimately.
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Alex Jones's audience adores him because of his artifice, not in spite of it.
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Syfu adores frizz — just take a peek at some of the incredible hairstyles she's created.
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It's clear that Jones adores Weir and Lipinski just as much as we all do.
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She adores Los Angeles, but she doesn't know it—its roads, its shapes, its people.
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Not unlike many close to Trump, and the president-elect himself, Clarke adores the spotlight.
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And his words can still carry plenty of weight in a country that adores him.
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Watch for secrets to come to light over the next few weeks; Scorpio adores secrets.
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But Cal adores his father and is proud of the way they help each other.
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Maybe it's just there's something about Mr. Putin that our president just worships and adores.
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The pro-Erdogan block adores the Turkish leader and thinks that he can do no wrong.
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"He absolutely adores people of all ages, and just wants to be near you," says George.
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Her past is unknown, but what's clear about her right away is that she adores people.
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"[Lili] absolutely adores her brother Renley, and follows him around everywhere he goes," their owner said.
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This affectionate sweetie keeps the Good American mogul company, and especially adores hanging poolside with her.
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Candis [Cayne], who adores her, and some of the other girls on the bus adore her.
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" The family friend adds, "She adores being a granny and always tells people, 'I'm loving it.
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This a portrait of a city from the eyes of an artist who adores his subject.
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" My grandmother loves me and adores me, so she was just like, "Ah, live your life.
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"If Harry asks for something, she would say yes as she adores him," the source says.
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The Washington Redskins quarterback obviously loves football, but like many of us, he also adores puppies.
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Though Rodolfo adores Mimi, when he realizes that she is gravely ill, he can't hack it.
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Otherwise, you could end up with undercooked whites and overcooked yolks — a combination no one adores.
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Unlike many of today's young Georgians, who prefer techno to tradition, he adores the indigenous heritage.
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Sanders adores talking about sweeping ideas — and has always seemed to loathe talking personally about himself.
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Bremer said her family adores Jake and that helping him was "a no-brainer" for them.
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Nowhere else in the world is a flower so intrinsic to the country that adores it.
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The lovely Libra in your life adores being pampered and spoiled, so get your wallet ready!
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President Donald Trump adores the Marine Corps, he just has no idea how to spell it.
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A Destin, Florida, native, Sammi adores visiting the beach and dipping her clawed toes into the surf.
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He is so not like his character; he is the polar opposite, and everybody adores him. Everyone.
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Gabe adores Sam, but struggles to make inroads with his friends, who are wary of his motives.
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Screenshots from the show are inherently ripe for memes; nihilistic internet culture adores any content about exhaustion.
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She's unapologetically hyper feminine; she adores fashion and makeup and shopping; she longs to be a cheerleader.
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Adele, who is 18 and a sophomore at the University of Southern California, adores her Brazilian grandmother.
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Figaro here becomes a Mexican handyman on the Conti estate who adores Susana, the sweet, perky housekeeper.
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The president returned to the posture many revile and that his base adores: unapologetic and self-congratulatory.
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But this is still the Democratic Party that elected Barack Obama twice and that adores him today.
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After trying them on, I immediately ordered a pair for my mom and she adores them, too!
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Nora does it in ''The Woman Upstairs,'' inserting herself into the life of the family she adores.
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Ms. Pappas has little dialogue, but the camera adores her expressive, wide-eyed face, which conveys plenty.
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Maybe it's just there's something about [Russian President Vladimir] Putin that our president just worships and adores.
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Though Bale's not much for Marvel or DC, he acknowledged that there is one franchise he still adores.
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Grey's Anatomy Swift adores this show, so much that she named one of her cats Dr. Meredith Grey.
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Dr. Richter, while a dog lover, also adores felines too, and he wants to make kitty communication easier.
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Risheq's presence has an immediate calming effect on the whole family: Mohammad adores her; his parents can vent.
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While he adores people, the rescue says he'd do best in a home with older, more considerate children.
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Given all the boxes Microsoft checks off for investors, it's no surprise the sell-side adores the stock.
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The Girls Trip actress adores sleep so much, she named one of her dogs after the nighttime activity.
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But thanks to Sophia Spencer, an 8-year-old girl who adores bugs, I'm slightly reconsidering my revulsion.
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Olive enjoys playing with various toys and objects, loves quality time spent with her person, and adores attention.
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He adores affection, likes being stroked and carried — leading people to wonder whether he was ever someone's pet.
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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) says he adores President Trump's penchant for unusual behavior and remarks.
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The affection bird adores cuddling with her human family and enjoys snacking on fruits and veggies, especially oranges.
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But Monica knows something that Rachel does not: Phoebe refuses to shop at the store that Rachel adores.
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He especially adores performing — "Always fun to play drums when I get the chance!" one blurry post reads.
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Her outfits and make-up, often inspired by the drag artists she adores, make her the perfect muse.
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Ward praises Trump for opposing the "establishment" who works for "the empire," but she also adores Ted Cruz.
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Confessing to being a "frustrated performer" who adores singing and bawdy musicals, Ms. Brown accepted the invitation immediately.
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Usher enters and exits the stage, playing different caricatures of Tyler Perry personalities that his mother so adores.
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She adores shopping and Starbucks Frappuccinos, her aunt, Jennifer Smith, said during a news conference on Oct. 25.
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The son of a Las Vegas ironworker, Harper just might have the brash ethos his new city adores.
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Still, you can tell that Fierstein adores his subject; if only that were enough to fuel a play!
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She adores her adopted son and accepts him unconditionally, even after he confesses he might be a sociopath.
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Cora has come to Essex with Martha, her son's nanny, who also adores Cora in her own way.
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He adores the femininity of women, but he likes the woman to be in charge of the situation.
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Natalia Oliveira, who says she is "apolitical" but still adores the former president, says people like her feel lost.
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How do you tell a 4-year-old the plants, animals, and landscapes she adores are in grave peril?
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Though John believes the products are mostly used by 60- to 70-year old people, he still adores them.
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There are a few staff members who like to pretend they're exclusively dog lovers, but everyone secretly adores DOG.
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Grant says that although Amelia doesn't quite understand the story behind her new duds, she absolutely adores the dress.
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I text post-game with my college BFF who totally adores him and thinks I've met my future husband.
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At the same time, "if Harry asks [his grandmother] for something, she would say yes as she adores him."
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Privately, he's a man of moderate tastes: He adores Michael Jackson's music, cheap Pakistani cigarettes and his Nissan Altima.
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The media adores the neo-Nazi narrative because it can be used against both President Trump and the GOP.
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It is impossible to be humorous about, in the abstract, because it is anti-abstraction: It adores the particular.
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Joe Biden going on a platform that adores Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is a recipe for disaster.
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They've been asked to pledge their fidelity to — even proclaim their adoration for — a man who adores only himself.
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I was all but keeling over, but Ms. Jolie, who adores the heat, was as composed as a sphinx.
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But Hollywood adores Mr. Washington, who, armed with charisma and that killer smile, effortlessly charmed the Globes crowd anyway.
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" And last September — five months following their split — Sharon said in an interview with The Sun that she "adores Ozzy.
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You only have to glance at the singer's social feeds to see how much Legend adores their baby girl Luna.
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This rescue pup adores being the center of attention at his Virginia home, but Larry's life wasn't always so comfortable.
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"They are a super happy family and Evan just absolutely adores Ashlee -- And it is beyond reciprocated," the source added.
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And even though Cyrus openly adores Hemsworth, it doesn't seem like she's ready to walk down the aisle anytime soon.
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It seemed a little bit too easy when he told me that I could keep our cat, which he adores.
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And while Jake is still skittish, especially around new people, "he is a great snuggler" and adores meeting other dogs.
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Good-natured jabs aside, William and Harry share an extremely close relationship, and Harry also adores his sister-in-law.
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I consistently act as stoned and weird and myself as humanly possible around my girlfriend, and she adores me nonetheless.
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"Barney adores Ava and can't wait to come into Battersea every morning so he can see her," Ab'dee told Metro.
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She hopes Gus, who adores the New York City subway system, will one day get a job through the MTA.
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Since then, she let my mother's pills run out once and accepted a gift from my mother (who adores her).
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Holiday seasons bring out child-sized chocolate Santa Clauses and Easter bunnies — this tolerant Muslim society adores Christian holiday icons.
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When you say you adore that body of work, it seems like you are someone who adores violence and horror.
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You can be shy about displaying your talents; however, this eclipse is in Leo, a sign that adores the spotlight.
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I'd never met her, but Dad [Stellan Skarsgard] has worked with her on "Mamma Mia" twice, and he adores her.
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But soon after, in the underworld, we see her deceased father, a sad, reflective man who still adores his daughter.
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He's got his regular-Joe patter down, he adores retail politics and arguably nobody feels voters' pain better than him.
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He has, in many respects, a very good life: plenty of friends, a job he loves, a wife he adores.
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Which is perhaps why McKay adores the the science fiction trilogy The Three-Body Problem by Chinese author Liu Cixin.
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Bitsy, a pup Sorbara rescued from an intersection two years ago, adores kittens and has taken a special shine to Coconut.
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Natalie Savage, the protagonist of this whip-smart and timely novel, adores the non-stop demands that come with breaking news.
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Beckham is outspoken about how much he adores his kids, especially his youngest child and only daughter, 6-year-old Harper.
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Sarah Jessica Parker may have found a hairstyle she adores — her flowing, trendy ombré locks — but it wasn't always that way.
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Just like her human companions, Stella adores animals and helping others learn about all the amazing creatures roaming our beautiful world.
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This is unfair because the Boy adores all aspects of his home country and the game of puck is no different.
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He adores his sister and erupts into tearful horror when his parents marry her off as soon as she begins menstruating.
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Like his namesake, this Michael Scott always dons a suit and tie, adores papers and loves to distract his co-workers.
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I also didn't grow up poor and uneducated on a remote farm — an outsider artist bio that the art world adores.
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She is surrounded by a family she adores, and appreciates the many kind messages and especially the prayers she is receiving.
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I hope she finds someone who adores dolphins as much as she does and bears absolutely zero resemblance to Nic Cage.
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Pastner could get a decent night's sleep, because the city of Memphis adores the school's men's basketball team after a win.
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" And a close source has told PEOPLE, "If Harry asks for something, the Queen would say yes as she adores him.
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It's like this: Kurt adores, and will soon marry, the child of the man who sent Aunt Elisabeth to her death.
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Just the short, thudding low kicks which will hold a man in place to move in with the punches Ellenberger adores.
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At home, he adores his pet ferrets, said defender Paige Harrington and forward Devon Skeats, who share a house with Browne.
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Michael adores his sons and daughter, but — in classic Disney matricidal fashion — his wife has recently died, and he's in mourning.
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Julie Pellerin lives with her boyfriend at his stud farm in Normandy, has an apartment in Paris and adores New York.
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He clearly adores his mother and respects her as a subject, even when his devotion ensnares them both in a paradox.
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Uzbekistan adores its late dictator, Islam Karimov, but is trying hard to forget his daughter, once the country's most famous person.
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Zhang Mengjie, 29, who adores South Korean boy bands like BTS, said boycotts of South Korean goods and artists were irrational.
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WIRED's Kimberly Chua says her dog Rocket adores the little ball, and it has survived many pup pileups at the park.
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The director, Mark Pellington, who scatters photos of the young Ms. MacLaine in the house like religious relics, clearly adores her.
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And he adores wordplay; MITH, the new album, takes its title from a memorial stone he found for a family named Smith.
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Just look at the case of the godson of David Duke, who led the Ku Klux Klan and adores the Trump administration.
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Meghan isn't the only celeb who adores this ring — Olivia Palermo recently posted a picture on Instagram wearing the exact same ring.
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The actress and comedian posts quality Instagram shots of her faithful Bichon Frise, Reggie, who she adores, and drives around a lot.
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"Roma" leaves you in no doubt that he worships and adores the self-abnegating woman who was a second mother to him.
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My neighbor ADORES him but doesn't feel like she can handle owning her own dog right now, so she enjoys watching mine.
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Prince Harry's grandmother, adores Essie's "Ballet Slippers," and that Markle, too, wore the shade (or one just like it) for her photos.
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Her team could approach Witherspoon or Rhimes or Ferrera — maybe even Oprah, whom her dad adores — to work on a project together.
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While there are so many things Upton adores about Harley, she was bravely able to narrow it down to Top 5 list.
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"Our family adores Luna and we really wanted to celebrate her long life in a memorable way," Luna's owner Brigitte Olavarria said.
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He also adores pillow fights, pulling off all the couch cushions to make a fort for himself and rearranging the patio furniture.
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"No Other" is the epitome of a cult album: relatively few people know of it, but almost everybody who does adores it.
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This pup adores people and would do best in a quiet, calm household with children 12 and older — have a canine already?
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And while everyone adores spaghetti, there&aposs a number of lesser-known dishes from across Italy that deserve some love as well.
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Mr. Rivera has never married, adores baseball, enjoys art house movies and is known for his legal pads scrawled with political minutiae.
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The media adores Bai Ling's daughter: "feral" fox-child, inkstroke lines and no meat at all, only bones to dress in satin.
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Eddie, meanwhile, adores Anna, but he can't make himself love his younger daughter Lydia, who cannot sit upright unassisted or speak coherently.
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Driven by curiosity, we look to connect and understand, and this is the foundation of the cult-like audience that adores Radiohead.
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He adores the food — the fried chicken chain Bojangles' is a particular favorite — and he is excited to join a new church.
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" But "there's a problem with the character that suffuses the whole movie": Han "has a girlfriend he adores and a surrogate family.
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L. adores the same two little-known movies as Delphine and shares her obscure obsession with the 1980s tennis star Ivan Lendl.
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Born into "easy times, times of plenty," he's the son of a prosperous Omani merchant and married to a woman he adores.
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Will Olivia side with a lover whose social whirl she adores or a son whose generation she can't quite seem to grasp?
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" A source echoes that, telling PEOPLE, "Sandra has given everything to their family in the last 14 years and adores Andrew's daughters.
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Network executives hope that the show's central concept — tracking down fugitives — will appeal to its core audience, which adores CBS's procedural dramas.
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" A source echoed that, telling PEOPLE, "Sandra has given everything to their family in the last 14 years and adores Andrew's daughters.
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Poem Selected by Terrance Hayes This poem adores not the statuesque horse but the bug "no one thinks of" amid life's troubles.
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The actress adores Christmas so much that she is already snapping photos of her Elf on the Shelf in a variety of circumstances.
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If you are looking to send Goose/Reggie fanmail after falling in love with him in Captain Marvel, Brauner says he adores chicken.
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Trump is hawkish in the sense that he adores military power, letting his military run roughshod in the Middle East, Asia, and Africa.
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Eleven-year-old pit bull Asher, who used to lay around with the rest of the senior pack, now adores wrestling with Trigger.
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"My daughter is a little lady who knows what she likes (watch out world!), and she adores anything pink," wrote Mowry-Housley, 38.
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So, while Cramer still adores Nvidia, he says it would be foolish to ignore the changes at all of the other semiconductor companies.
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And because the crowd at Pebble Beach adores cars, people are not discreet about showing their enthusiasm for what's hot and what's not.
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Both of these adventurous angels belong to Cynthia Bennett, a Colorado nature lover who also adores documenting her pets' astounding wanderings on Instagram.
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Though Duff adores spending time with her son, Luca, like all working parents, she has to balance her career life and home life.
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Between sketches, Escola offers ad-libbed one-liners no doubt influenced by the 1930s actresses he adores, like Joan Crawford and Barbara Stanwyck.
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There are no other controls to speak of, which isn't a surprise considering how much Tesla adores using touch UIs in its cars.
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But there is one compensation: the presence of Roper's son, Danny, an adorable and very well-dressed little boy whom Jed clearly adores.
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In one of several ecstatic moments, he lies on the grass beside a horse, which he strokes and adores almost like a lover.
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He adores Malheur so much that he chooses to live and work on the refuge, an hour away from the nearest grocery store.
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The fit isn't perfect: Hood adores the mid-range and has already shot more long twos than the entire Rockets roster this season.
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He sings along, tunelessly, with 1960s and 1970s folk rock on car radios, takes long walks with his wife and adores his grandchildren.
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Even as she adores Trump, Gelly Garay-Triviski, a 16-year-old from Minnesota, isn't happy her party's leaders are neglecting the issue.
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Not only do the lawyers bring a name-brand recognition to the televised proceedings, they also carry the Clinton linkages the president adores.
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Nellie Biles says that her family will never do a reality show, but Simone, who adores the Kardashians, is open to the idea.
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This Is Us adores a good twist, and Ventimiglia himself told Entertainment Weekly we should expect the unexpected when it comes to that fire.
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The couple decided to paint their home in an effort to calm their 25-year-old son who is autistic and adores van Gogh.
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She adores music, and no matter what pain she is going through, her favourite singer - Ed Sheeran - can always get a smile from her.
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When accepting his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, the Voice judge couldn't help but share how much he adores his baby girl.
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He has a new dog named Gomer, who he adores, but he knows no pup will be the same as his best buddy Chucky.
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The two then share a snuggle moment, and I'm glad to see that Charley is finally accepting this love, because Remy clearly adores her.
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List, 20, adores her furry best friend, often snuggling up to the dog, even though Bette has outgrown some of her favorite sleeping positions.
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" That same year, Delilah wed Paul Warner, a man she says "rarely drinks, doesn't use drugs and adores me with all of his being.
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The KKW Beauty founder previously told PEOPLE that Saint not only loves Chicago, but he also adores his cousins Stormi Webster and True Thompson.
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Chyna, for instance, has made a habit of showing the world just how much she adores Kardashian's face via keeping it at her fingertips.
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Dressed to the nines and feeling better than ever, Cletus had no problem landing a forever family that adores him and understands his needs.
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It could be Dole's final and most important service performed for the party and country he so adores if he chooses to do so.
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This will open up her heart and out it will flow an almost endless series of cheesy proclamations of how much she adores you.
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But perhaps this performing arts entertainment approach is simply an attempt to get Donald Trump's attention using something everyone knows he adores: reality television.
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We know that Caleb would do anything for his longtime love, and Mona, despite her flirtations with the dark side, also adores her BFF.
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Can someone who dislikes the taste of coffee (but adores coffee-flavored things, like ice cream) happily dip their spoon into the sweet treat?
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She lives in a Palestinian camp with her mother and father; the two brothers she adores emigrated to Germany and Dubai to seek work.
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While Tisdale adores her "sweet, feisty, sassy" Maui, the actress thinks her pet is meant to be a dog show spectator, not a participant.
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His decision leaves Franziska, the wife he adores, fending for the family and tending to their farm, as neighbors in their village turn hostile.
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"She is surrounded by a family she adores, and appreciates the many kind messages and especially the prayers she is receiving," the statement noted.
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He so adores Norma Desmond, the aging diva of "Sunset Boulevard," that he jokes about wanting to direct episodes while using only her lines.
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"I thought it was fascinating that he was a good dad, loves his kids and adores his wife," he told EW earlier this year.
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Frank is someone that a large part of the population absolutely adores, and probably a healthy part of the population doesn't like at all.
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But to save the Lammermoors from financial ruin, Lucia, who adores Edgardo, has been forced into a marriage of convenience with a wealthy lord.
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She adores him as Hawkeye... He was super sweet and responded [to say] that he was pretty sure he was her biggest fan now.
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The actor proudly adores his home country, and said it gave him a slightly outsider's perspective on moviedom that he uses to his advantage.
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But if a friend adores a book or thinks I will, there's always something in there that's interesting and worth thinking about and discussing.
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She is a member of the marching band's color guard and adores art class, where she often makes multiple projects for a given assignment.
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If your family happened to miss — or just plain adores — their 2019 animated adventure, this Queens museum is screening the film daily at noon.
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His soon-to-be-ex-mother-in-law adores him, maybe more than she likes her own daughter, his soon-to-be-ex-wife.
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Seems kinda obvious for a bunch of experts in the habits of millennials, a group which uniformly adores Taylor Swift and avocados, you know?
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Theroux then called Aniston his "Woman Crush Wednesday" on Instagram and said that her essay was one of the reasons why he adores her.
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In a recent interview with People, Shelton admitted that he absolutely adores parenting and is grateful for all that the children bring into his life.
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While Maddie adores Pickles and all the joy he has brought to her life, she wants others to know that having a pig isn't easy.
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Regardless of Babou's occasionally sassy demeanor, Irwin adores her feline, quirks and all, and was worried sick about her during the days she was missing.
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A book tour is the perfect environment for Fred, who not only loves meeting new people, but also adores new hotel rooms (especially the pillows).
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" She adds, "Right now my boob is the size of [my husband's] head … I think ultimately as long as my husband adores me, I'm fine.
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Russian police are hoping to train Welsh corgis — those adorable, short-legged, short-tailed pups that the Internet adores — into a generation of service dogs.
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But that all changed in December 2018 when they said their "I Do's" during an intimate ceremony at the Franklin, Tennessee, home Cyrus absolutely adores.
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"Everybody loves you and adores you and you're on red carpets, and then boom, you're pushed out and it's the next exciting person," she says.
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The red tape-laden process of working within the government is the opposite of the move fast and break things mindset that Silicon Valley adores.
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The part of me that adores the Corolla is the part of me that wants to have a life and not think about my car.
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Once again Roma and Condesa were among the hardest hit, and now Mr. Bustos, 34, is reluctantly planning to move from the area he adores.
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Flinty, funny, stylish, and mannish, a blend of Amelia Earhart and Humphrey Bogart, Dorothea adores Jamie, but her Depression-era rigor precludes her saying so.
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Turtle's entire world is her father, Martin, whom she worships and adores and also, in a deep and buried part of herself, hates and fears.
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"She gives in to him again because he is the love of her life, the father of her two children and she adores him," Litzy explains.
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Jenner should do something she loves on her big day, and it sounds like what she low-key adores is throwing heavy balls down slippery lanes.
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As evidenced by a recent interview with Entertainment Tonight, Renée Zellweger still adores Jerry Maguire — both the film and the star who played the title character.
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Trump knew the deal he cut with conservatives, and he was willing to wade into the fight because he adores two things: fighting and keeping promises.
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Why would a loyal staffer who adores the president of the United States leak damaging information to the national media that makes the president look bad?
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He told me about his life in the coastal city of Puntarenas, where he has a new wife and a 6-month-old son he adores.
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Garrett (Jon Bass), the nerdy owner of that service, adores Tara, but the object of his affection has her eye on a hunky vet (Michael Cassidy).
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With his impassioned singing of the aria "Recondita armonia," Mr. Eyvazov conveyed how deeply this restless painter and political rebel adores Tosca, a celebrated Roman diva.
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The ardent tenor David Portillo makes an endearing Jaquino, a worker in the prison who adores Marzelline but has been supplanted, to his dismay, by Fidelio.
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It was this vision of the woman he loved that inspired Tolkien's tale of Beren, who returns from death to be with the woman he adores.
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I can only hope that one day I find someone who adores me as much as the Hemsworths do dogs — it's a love so pure and true!
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Raised just outside of Washington, D.C., by a single mom whom he adores, Reynolds headed to New York after college to try his hand as an author.
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They did let him keep his 2013 Volkswagen Golf, however, the car he adores so much that he was willing to drive to Delaware for a bumper.
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The prospect of starting over in the minor leagues is almost immaterial to him, so long as he's back playing every day at the position he adores.
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Kate Middleton's go-to label LK Bennett (they make those nude pumps she adores) is currently serving up some seriously royal-worthy wear in its sale section.
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He absolutely adores the culture, sight, and smell of cannabis, and recently launched an internet challenge daring his fans to light up big joints in public spaces.
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Bonita, the mom, adores all her babies, but is paying close attention to her smallest pup, and is making sure they each get enough time to nurse.
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The infuriatingly bratty Jim (Zack Ryan), an aspiring actor, is the live-in boyfriend of Drew (Colman Domingo), an older world-famous metal sculptor who adores him.
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She may not like some of the zaniness that goes on there these days, but she adores being part of its long history of deliberation and decisions.
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Lara Jean might have lost her mother, but she has a loving father and two sisters she adores, and her family home is always warm and welcoming.
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The international Jewish community adores him, too, and every other weekend he is flying out to different parts of the world, sharing his kosher Mexican food gospel.
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The strike displays Trump's growing infatuation with wielding military power, exacerbates a trend of unchecked presidential authority and forges the kind of ruthless vigilante image he adores.
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The public adores its TGV—Train à Grande Vitesse—as a symbol of modernity, and because many families dreamily associate the double-decker trains with long summer holidays.
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Not because it is particularly insular or difficult to find, but because of its character*:* Like the film it adores, the Carol community is open and painfully earnest.
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And today country is perhaps queerer than it's ever been, with artists like Trixie Mattel — a popular drag queen, whom Musgraves adores — offering earnest submissions to the genre.
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Kardashian West previously told PEOPLE that her son not only loves his baby sister Chicago, but he also adores his cousins True, 4 months, and Stormi, 6 months.
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My son truly adores and has a special bond with him, he loves his jokes and great cooking and of course he loves spending quality time with him.
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Georgia's farm-friendly birthday bash in March was attended by the likes of Lakin's pal and Hollywood Darlings costar Beverley Mitchell, whom her daughter "adores," Lakin told PEOPLE.
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She also showed off two different bottles of Kim Kardashian perfume — KKW Body, the one in the shape of Kardashian's naked body, and Kimoji Peach, which she adores.
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Moyer is a really smart and adventurous painter, and she's got expansive, painterly chops in spades (you recognize that she absolutely adores acrylic paint, not to mention glitter).
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I know I'm not alone in wanting to be the blue-clad brunette, but when one adores a lonesome girl locked in a castle, one feels alone anyway.
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George Clooney adores turquoise in his Mexican home, Diane Keaton loves herself some Spanish tile in Beverly Hills, and Jennifer Aniston's L.A. pad is all about neutral colors.
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"He adores Queen, so I mean we saw 'Bohemian Rhapsody' first weekend," Pompeo's wife, Susan, said of her husband when asked what tunes he listens to while traveling.
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"She adores all my kids, it's amazing," Donald once told a reporter — he was happily blind to the strangeness in the air whenever she was with his children.
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"He adores Jewish Americans as part of his own family," an emotional Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, said during a briefing with reporters on Monday.
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The topics of conversation include: the rape fantasy, the ethics of procreation, Plath's poem "Daddy" ("Every woman adores a Fascist"), and a video art exhibition on female pain.
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Maybe if, say, a celebrity the naysayer loves and adores shared her encounter with the supernatural, the spook doubter might become more open to the idea of ghoulish friends.
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While Regina Ballard, longtime front desk receptionist at North Lincoln High School in Lincolnton, adores her job, she's ready to embrace some well-deserved time off, Fox 5 reports.
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He adores the patina that comes with age, and his Derelict series of custom cars preserves the faded paint, distressed interiors, and dented panels that tell the car's story.
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As a man who just adores Edith Piaf has no doubt informed you, the term "Champagne" refers to a sparkling wine that comes from the Champagne region of France.
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Jonathan remembers the first time he heard Beethoven's "9th Symphony" and adores classical composition, while Guillaume started playing drums as a teen because he was a fan of Nirvana.
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While it is unclear how Brownie got to San Diego, she is now back home, a little more wary than before, but still the same dog that Dominguez adores.
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There's "God's Plan" and then there's Drake's plan ... telling everyone and their mother how much he adores his 1-year-old son, and the proof's in the baby pudding.
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While Behan is clear that she still adores the Kardashians, she shares that Kris Jenner was a demanding boss who had definite ideas about how things should be done.
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"Despite his constant scowl, Saul's actually really sweet and friendly," Allen said, adding that the kitty adores all the treats and toys he has been getting at the hospital.
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She drinks Earl Grey tea, reads Jane Austen, watches James Bond films, regularly attends church in her constituency (Maidenhead, a posh town in the Thames valley) and adores cricket.
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While the staff adores Jeff's hugs, they hope he can soon find a forever family to share them with — ideally in June, which is Adopt a Shelter Cat Month.
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The singer, who said she adores her coach because "she was 100 percent real with me at all times," explained that this is just the beginning of her journey.
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But the saturated pigment is the best part, and we're considering each one the lipstick equivalent of those latex dresses KKW adores (you know which ones we're talking about).
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Giving her fans some insight on how much she adores Styles, Karter had a sketch of the 24-year-old singer's face on the right side of her cheek.
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He adores the rough-hewn music and iconography of his native Texas, but he has never been too cool to sing sweeter, softer songs about suburban love gone right.
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Mr. Yonan, the food editor of The Washington Post, adores all beans, so much so that he wrote an entire cookbook starring them, "Cool Beans" (Ten Speed Press, 2020).
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Tennant, the lady of the house, goes missing; one of the castle's peacocks is killed by a young evacuee from London; Edith, an underhousemaid whom Raunce adores, discovers Mrs.
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Sanders noted that the President -- whose daughter Ivanka, son-in-law Jared Kushner, and three grandchildren are Jewish -- "adores" and "cherishes" the Jewish community, her voice breaking at times.
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In it, Mr. Sturridge plays Alex, a 31-year-old photographer whose wobbly life has recently stabilized thanks to a wife he adores and a young daughter he treasures.
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Sources close to Liza tell us she absolutely adores Gaga, and it's likely she'll actually go and see the singer play the role her mother, Judy Garland, once filled.
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He adores spinning into the paint, but it's already a predictable move that will get swallowed whole by NBA defenses paying him even the slightest bit of attention next season.
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His determination to win the respect they deserve not only means rushing into danger but placing work ahead of his wife (Jennifer Connelly), no matter how much he adores her.
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But he's not exactly saying that he just wants to fill his sets with guitar bands: he loves house music and thinks EDM is a bastardization of everything he adores.
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Mr. Roxburgh plays Mikhail Platonov, a former idealist wasting himself on vodka and women, while Ms. Blanchett plays Anna Petrovna, a widow uncertain of her future, who somehow adores him.
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The trine between Mars and Venus—let's note, a planet that loves to chase and a planet that adores to be chased—will create amazing give/take in your life.
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The dissociative feminist, in contrast, simply refuses sustenance and lives sometimes within and sometimes outside the craggy body society adores, subsisting on men's lustful gazes and other women's jealous ones.
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Lucy has grown up in the margins, in the taut silences between her mother and her drunken, hapless father, Tom, an erratic wreck of a man whom she nevertheless adores.
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Archie's father, Stanley, at first adores his young bride, Rose, but as the novel's four plots diverge after Archie's birth, in 1947, the marriage survives in only one of them.
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But if you only arrived on the planet a week ago, you'd be forgiven for thinking James Mattis adores being in the media spotlight almost as much as Trump himself.
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"In North Carolina, everyone adores the trees and the mountains and the scenery, so I do a lot of mountains and trees that are common in North Carolina," Kapowski said.
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In the aforementioned Times piece, Wolfhard waxes on about how much he adores Twin Peaks, so I know he must be so stoked to be recording with one of his heroes.
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The idea wouldn't be so farfetched; Khloé has gone on record gushing about how much she adores the NBA player, whom she's been dating for a little over a year now.
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Despite her Britishness, she is a classic New York workaholic: it's not that she adores being in the grind of labor; it's that she is devoured by anxiety when she's not.
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If you recall, the Duchess has been a ride-or-die fan of Birdies for years — she specifically adores The Blackbird style, which was relaunched on the brand's website last month.
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We might feel a little cynical about the whole thing if it wasn't so obvious that the happy couple really adores sloths (and, based on their faces, getting engaged, as well).
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This year she is teaming up with the National Dog Show Presented by Purina to show just how much she adores her pets, and is encouraging others to do the same.
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The comedian, talk show host and animal lover adores adopting pets, and she and wife Portia de Rossi recently rescued another canine to join their pack of pooches: poodle puppy Mrs.
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After all, if there were two things we knew about Conor McGregor they were that he is a company man through and through and that he adores money and its making.
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Swift adores her cats, Olivia Benson and Dr. Meredith Grey, more than any of the boys she has written songs about and probably even more than she's rumored to despise Katy Perry.
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"Hillary is uniquely qualified to seize the opportunity and reduce the risk we face," he told the party that still adores him personally even if it has mixed feelings about his legacy.
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" A source recently told PEOPLE the singer and the actor tied the knot in an intimate ceremony at the Franklin, Tennessee, home Cyrus absolutely adores — and their wedding day was absolutely "perfect.
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If you can't already tell from that adorable head tilt above, Viola is a friendly girl, who is totally eager to learn (she already knows sit!) and adores spending time with people.
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While her life has now resettled (she married and lives in relative anonymity), she spent her entire life haunted by the image of a man that the rest of the world adores.
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Over time, my skill with the canes, crops, and paddles he adores has become a sort of muscle memory, freeing up my mind to play wicked word games and throw sadistic taunts.
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When asked about his experience parenting baby Luna with his Teigen, the "Ordinary People" singer told the magazine that he's only having the best time — especially because Luna absolutely adores her daddy.
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With his sweet, crafty sneercroon, frontman and chief songwriter Matty Healy clearly adores eternal adolescence even more than his rivals, declining boy-band cheer while generating that same dreamy, heartwarming erotic electricity.
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Tommy, the sibling Mimi adores, gets by working odd jobs, car repair, and later selling drugs and going off to war and prison, a man who just tragically never found his place.
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According to the court's public information office, Kennedy missed two decision days this month to give commencement speeches at high school graduations for two of his grandchildren, whom clerks say he adores.
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It enjoyed a reputation for quality in a country weary of cheap products, as well as the benefit of a Korean name in a country that adores Korean pop music and culture.
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He regularly transports all his camera gear in his and adores it (he's also had it as long as I've had my Peak Design and has suffered much less wear and tear).
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Julia Baird adores "funky grandmothers you can find on Instagram who dance about in baubles and proudly sport turbans," but her greatest fantasy is just to wear and do what she wants.
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Ms. Yaccarino's desk faces two flat-screen televisions mounted side by side, and her office is peppered with photographs of stars like the Kardashians, whom she adores in part because of E!
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She adores the New Orleans of her childhood—not the tourist-filled downtown, but a majority-black, working-class community that is often overlooked, and which her vivid descriptions bring arrestingly to life.
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But while the couple adores the home they've called their own for over a decade, in January, they put it on the market for $4.599 million with Debbie Korb of Sotheby's International Realty.
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As we've come to learn from past episodes Kate absolutely adores this dog, so it's possible that after the family makes it out safely she breaks down after realizing the dog's still inside.
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This game is a labor of love for our developers and artists, who are dedicated to creating the most magical entertainment and game play experience for everyone who adores J.K. Rowling's Wizarding World.
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The actress, writer, director, and producer adores traveling, and though she's never been much of a planner she firmly believes that last-minute decision making can be the key to a successful trip.
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She has no plans to leave her South Los Angeles home, which she adores and bought way before "Girls Trip," even though her fancy friends are urging her to move almost anywhere else.
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Of all the murals dedicated to Kobe Bryant and Gianna, Vanessa Bryant seems to have found one she adores ... 'cause she just snapped a pic of her oldest daughter in front of it.
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While traveling across a great distance, Katchadourian also became a time-traveler of sorts, insinuating herself into a milieu from centuries ago while infiltrating a particular branch of art history that she adores.
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When the book opens, she is pregnant with twins; in an echo of the soap-opera plots Mitchell adores, one of these turns out to be fathered by her husband, the other by her lover.
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Alice herself can't be sure if she remembers any of this correctly, and nothing Lucy recounts from that period even remotely suggests that she'd do anything so cruel and alienating to the girl she adores.
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He has found a mentor of sorts in Radek Stepanek, who is basically his antithesis — a 37-year-old tennis lifer who adores the game and plans to keep playing until his body gives out.
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Mars is the planet of war; it adores the chase and is associated with the color red... do any of these symbols suggest to you that this is an energy that likes to go backward?
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It also produces the kinds of headlines Mr. Trump plainly adores — about how he has reached out across the political aisle, expressed openness to new ideas, and been willing to stake out an unpopular position.
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Seeing that I am a man who is very much in love with his beautiful wife and two young children, who he absolutely adores, I'd say love is as real as waking in the morning.
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The problem here is that Luke P. is a central figure in Hannah's heart...As much as she maybe wants to choke him and shake him, she also really adores him and has this amazing bond.
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Five ways to get kids hooked on books Find Books About the Things Your Kid Loves: If your kid adores horses, try Black Beauty or any of the titles on our list of best Horse Books.
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She adores its films "by people who are not backed by big industries like Hollywood"; since she would not be able to see most of the films and documentaries elsewhere, she is against a "slimmer" Berlinale.
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While his embrace of his parents — including calling his father "the greatest man alive" and saying he "adores" his brother — was still awkward, he owned it for the first time instead of running away from it.
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We start with a family Christmas party in 19th-century Nuremberg, Germany, where a girl, Clara (in Balanchine's version, she's Marie), has a godfather, Drosselmeyer, who performs magic; she adores the Nutcracker doll he gives her.
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As someone who adores lentils, split peas, chickpeas, favas and dried kidney beans of every stripe, I keep them in spades in my pantry, and I could happily survive for months without ever leaving the house.
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"As much as [my son] adores his daycare and his carers there, he's there 220 hours a week," said Deana Burke, CEO of Gracias, a bitcoin app provider, and mother to a 3-year-old son.
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THURSDAY PUZZLE — There are many deep and meaningful lessons to be learned from cultivating the earth, and chief among them — despite what the "experts" may tell you — is that Mother Nature adores a good practical joke.
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The divergent path Radiohead took ultimately creates two camps of people: one that adores the older, straightforward rock, and and those who found something to latch onto as the band surged ahead in search of something new.
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The divergent path Radiohead took ultimately creates two camps of people: one that adores the older, straightforward rock, and and those who found something to latch onto as the band surged ahead in search of something new.
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The four-year-old boy from Florida — who adores the annual holiday — recently received over 300 Halloween cards and gifts in the mail from people around the country, wishing him well as he undergoes his cancer treatments.
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"We have another dog we're about to promote for slumber parties, and she adores children and loves to be dressed up, so we're positioning it as a playdate sleepover," Hirsch told PEOPLE in an email on Wednesday.
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From what we can gather from Jane's Instagram, it looks like she adores cats, enjoys baking, posing for glamorous photo shoots and, as a member of the Chi Omega sorority, has a powerful #squad of her own.
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That's why she's stuck at St. John's, selling aboveground pools and doing community service as part of a court-mandated rehabilitation, instead of in her classroom at Blue Ridge High, a rough school that she nonetheless adores.
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Anny, who adores Bryson (and has the most enviable Brazilian Blowout I have ever seen in my life), is dismayed to discover that the promises Robert made her of romance and financial stability don't square with reality.
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Faced with a philandering husband (Richard Clothier) of 25 years and a son (William Postlethwaite, the son of the much-missed actor Pete Postlethwaite) whom she adores to unhealthy distraction, Anne finds her grip on reality slipping away.
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He adores France for its history, waxes lyrical about the France shown in its classical literature, has a million and one ideas about what France could and should become and how it should present itself to the world.
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The electorate that notionally adores "our NHS" and propels a saccharine song by health workers to the top of the Christmas charts shows remarkably little willingness to pay more in tax towards what remains a relatively cheap system.
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Being a Texan, though, and rarely hatless, he is anything but a pushover.) Mangold adds an unexpected grace note, for Miles has a wife, Mollie (Caitriona Balfe), and a son, Peter (Noah Jupe), both of whom he adores.
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There is a sense that a presidency based on the volcanic temperament of a commander in chief who adores risk and disdains history, briefings and fact is careening out of control, setting up an even more chaotic 2019.
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The thing they most feared — that the election would be a scorched-earth repudiation of a president whom most of the country (52 percent) currently disapproves of but whom the party base adores — did not come to pass.
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President Trump's decision on Thursday to enact new tariffs on steel and aluminum could break his promise to protect the coal miners he adores so much, leaving everything from oil pipelines to wind turbines vulnerable to foreign retaliation.
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In a new interview with Good Morning America, the Deadpool star admits that while he adores being a dad — he'll even watch Frozen as many times as his eyeballs will allow — not every part of parenting is the tops.
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The family's trusted nanny lives at Kensington Palace to assist Kate Middleton and Prince William with their three little ones — including their latest addition, 3-month-old Prince Louis — and though she's no pushover, Borrallo adores the little royals.
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All that frantic action sets up a scene where Woody parts ways with Bo Peep (Annie Potts), the sheep-tending doll he adores, and tables a future where he, too, will get shipped off in a cardboard box to destinations unknown.
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The intimate gathering included 10 of Georgia's pals and their parents — including Lakin's Hollywood Darlings costar Beverley Mitchell ("whom Georgia adores," says the star) — who had a blast taking rides in a horse-drawn wagon and interacting with the various animals.
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All of these shows are better than most of the other things on TV. Price: Under $203 per season on Amazon My Parks and Rec-loving wife absolutely adores her City of Pawnee Parks Department tote bag and coffee mug.
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By showing women through each other's eyes, antiheroine narratives like Killing Eve offer an escape from male perspectives on womanhood Only Villanelle sees the full extent of Eve's power and capability and — far from feeling threatened — adores her for it.
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Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker for $250 ($23 off): This is the Switch version of a game that was a big hit on the Nintendo Wii U. Dragon Ball Xenoverse 290 for $260 ($27 off): Our reviewer Julie Muncy adores this game.
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These Belgian archaeologists used airplanes, lidar, aerial photography, and sensors to uncover forgotten battlefields from World War I. Senior writer Jack Stewart takes the Tesla Model 3 on a trip between LA and Palm Springs, and sort of adores it.
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"Presley persevered and though she is still quite leery of men, she adores women and children who are able to show her the positive qualities of a true leader while respecting her boundaries," said Amber Doan, owner of the rescue.
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Butler, 28, and still improving, is in the best situation of his basketball career: a primary option surrounded by two elite youngsters who already know how to hoard points, a decent score-first point guard, and a coach he adores.
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He also has the support of perhaps the only moral force more important to Republicans than Jesus: the Koch Brothers, whose political group, Americans for Prosperity, absolutely adores the tax cuts Pence managed to get passed in Indiana, according to Politico.
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USTelecom, an AT&T-backed lobbying organization, has published a series of blog posts claiming the broadband industry not only really adores the idea of a new federal privacy law, but is perfectly positioned to lead the way on privacy.
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" Every chapter offers a different consciousness: Sigrid, a dreamy young literature student; Kare Tryvle, the 43-year-old writer Sigrid adores; Wanda, Kare's bassist ex; a filmmaker named Linnea and her producer, Robert; Viggo, "a dreamer, a thinker, a lone wolf.
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Then you had Jorah, who Ned condemned and whose own dead dad (Jeor, former Lord Commander of the Night's Watch) is revered by Jon and hated by Tormund (because Jeor battled Wildlings), who adores Brienne, who almost killed the Hound.
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For Kuckuck (2003), her exhibition at Kunstmuseum St. Gallen in St. Gallen, Switzerland, which shares a building with the natural history museum, she transformed the interior into a completely accurate cuckoo clock, in a part of the world that adores cuckoo clocks.
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While Drew Barrymore admits she'll never be the kind of master-crafter who can make a bird house of Popsicle sticks, she adores putting together personalized gifts — that's why she encourages her daughters, Olive, 4, and Frankie, 2½, to do so, as well.
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The contrasting personalities are deftly captured in the lighter "Cathy" melody and lyrics (" Cathy adores a minuet/ The Ballet Russes, and crepe suzette") versus the more boisterous "Patty" sections (" Patty loves to rock and roll/ A hot dog makes her lose control").
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When he finally admits to feeling affection for Eliza—or, at least, jealousy of Freddy, who adores her—it's more of a philosophical construct than an emotion, and it does nothing to free him from his snobbery: I've grown accustomed to her face!
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Last month, Atria bought four more books from him, including the novella "And Every Morning the Way Home Gets Longer and Longer," a surreal story about an elderly man with dementia who adores his grandson, which is to come out on Tuesday.
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Both Mercury in Taurus and Venus in Aries are funny combinations: Venus is likes to be chased, while Aries adores the chase, and Mercury is all about flexibility, but can you imagine a cow (Taurus) twisting itself up in some yoga moves?
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Pearl is torn between her loyalty to her mother — whom she adores but blames for her life's lack of stability — and the picture-perfect Richardson family, which includes teenagers Moody (Gavin Lewis), Tripp (Jordan Elsass), Izzy (Megan Stott), and Jade (Jade Pettyjohn).
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" And it predicts they will become "the typical confirmed old maid, whose affection is ultimately bestowed upon a favorite cat or overfed dog, which she probably 'adores' in much the same way as she loved her school companion in her younger years.
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The "great" America that he talks about is an unsentimental place: not a tight-knit community defined by old-fashioned values but a big and shiny and rather nonjudgmental country where everyone has a good job, stays safe, and adores the President.
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For all his ups (The Departed) and downs (his e-cigs), I know basically one true thing about Leo: Even though he dates people taller and prettier than me, the real love story of his life is how much he adores his cargo shorts.
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One of the writers of "Fallin' All in You" is Ed Sheeran, and when Mr. Mendes sings it, he follows Mr. Sheeran's bread crumb trail, pulling back from syllables in the same fashion, and easing willingly into the slow blues that Mr. Sheeran adores.
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During their meetup, Adalia spoke with Costello about her personal style and how much she adores J. Lo."She said she loves J. Lo, and anything that J. Lo wears she likes to wear, and she loves flowy fabrics and sparkles," Costello told People.
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But as practiced by the BEN brand, the "all is art" half-truth means that instead of talking about artworks as valuable, quizzical, cultural things in the world that we can encounter and explore, we talk about artworks as recognizable brand names — something the secondary market adores.
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At 13-years-young, this beauty is mostly a fan of being beautiful on the couch but does have a playful side and truly adores being entertained with fuzzy mice and catnip, according to the Animal Rescue League of Boston, where she is available for adoption. ASTRO
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So I tell him that no, it's not fair, but neither is much of anything in life, and at least he has a mother who loves him more than trees and clouds and sky and mountains, who adores him more than ice cream and chocolate and marshmallows.
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At any rate, given how much Williams adores her daughter (back in May she told Refinery29 she was "a little obsessed" with her), we're willing to bet that Olympia will still have a great day this Saturday, even if she won't be blowing out any candles.
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Though Reynolds and the Shallows star are notoriously private about their personal lives (they chose not to disclose the name of their daughter James until months after her birth, for example), Reynolds has never shied away from sharing just how much he adores his wife and family.
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If you consider yourself a romantic, you likely get weepy over Jack (Milo Ventimiglia) and Rebecca's (Mandy Moore) sweet scenes on This Is Us. If you're someone who adores cheesy romance flicks, then you likely sobbed for days over another Mandy Moore venture: A Walk To Remember.
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Ivanka Trump's argument that her father "adores" women and will "take care of them" is similar to Ann Romney's role in the 2012 campaign, when she stood up at the Republican National Convention to tell a story about Mitt taking her to a high school dance.
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Practically enslaved to their grandmother — who adores Luismi, the only boy, and beats Yesenia with a wet rope for the slightest infraction — she resents her cousin's feckless, pill-popping lifestyle, constantly spying on the "little crumbsnatcher" in an effort to have him disinherited as a sexual deviant.
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Billi's parents ask her to keep Nai Nai in the dark about the state of her cancer — they believe that if she's told she has mere months to live, she will lose all hope and succumb — but Billi struggles to deceive the matriarch she so adores.
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In the most stereotypical (and by now probably outdated) terms, a "basic bitch" wears North Face, leggings, and Uggs, and absolutely adores hashtag-PSLs, marking her as a woman with "a girlish interest in seasonal changes and an unsophisticated penchant for sweet," as the Cut noted back in 913.
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"We're going to wait a little while, but my wife and I — if you don't know, my wife is an amazing mom and my wife adores our little kid — but it's not easy being two working parents, and we've got a lot of amazing support in family," Ohanian said.
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Anubis, who is dressed in a suit for the duration of our interview (a costume he says "is part of a university project" where he's playing Pulp Fiction's Vincent Vega) has the most zen of the three, almost like he's been imported from the manga films he adores.
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Rapper and businessman Kanye West told his 14.6 million Twitter followers how much he adores his Tesla (which, according to press reports, is a customized P100D Model S). Why it matters: Tesla has been going through a rough patch, so rave reviews from a cultural icon probably can't hurt.
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But when the South Carolina Republican turned up in this St. Louis suburb to campaign against a Democratic colleague, Claire McCaskill, the crowd of Trump-loving women and red-hatted men practically swooned, bathing in the reflected glow of the president they adore — who now adores Lindsey Graham.
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Ariana the human is, for example trained in the French horn, made songs on GarageBand as a kid, and absolutely adores Imogen Heap (just see her cover-ish track "goodnight n go") Since the doughnut licking, it feels as if Ariana has become more visibly comfortable in her kooky, weird self.
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The school stands as an isolated paradise on the edge of the war, but in the final act, violence emerges: out comes a hacksaw and a tampered-with batch of the woodland mushrooms Mr. McB so adores, as the film enters a realm of tangible body horror and debatable gender politics.
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They're not quite to her taste, and for years they were resigned to a drawer, but are now on display next to an oversize print of the Hoover Dam by the photographer Spencer Lowell — the plates' stiff formality blended with the room's rustic ambience has an in-joke effect, one she adores.
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She's determined to show strength for everyone else in her life — her younger sister, Maddy, who adores her; her mother, Bev, who has lost both legs to diabetes; ("the sugar" as Patina calls it); and her Aunt Momly and Uncle Tony, who have taken over the daily job of raising her and Maddy.
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That's the back story to 180 the Store in TriBeCa, which was opened by Denise Williamson in the same building, 180 Duane Street, where she runs her fashion P.R. agency, Williamson PR. The idea is to showcase her clients (mostly Japanese labels including Visvim and Nanamica), as well as other brands that she adores.
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Being the Cool Girl means I am a hot, brilliant, funny woman who adores football, poker, dirty jokes, and burping, who plays video games, drinks cheap beer, loves threesomes and anal sex, and jams hot dogs and hamburgers into her mouth like she's hosting the world's biggest culinary gang bang while somehow maintaining a size 2.
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I have never seen a "Cyrano" that so wrenchingly captures the tragic loneliness of not just the title character, but also that of the beautiful, intellectual woman he adores, Roxane (a vibrant Anita-Joy Uwajeh) — here an overalls-wearing proto-feminist — and the handsome, inarticulate man she thinks she loves, the young soldier Christian (Eben Figueiredo, deeply touching).
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"I have a 4-year-old daughter and she adores princesses at the same time she will tell me the princess is so weak, she falls asleep and the prince will come and kiss her and save her and he is the hero," Gadot shared at the Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice press conference in Los Angeles on Friday.
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Being the Cool Girl means I am a hot, brilliant, funny woman who adores football, poker, dirty jokes, and burping, who plays video games, drinks cheap beer, loves threesomes and anal sex, and jams hot dogs and hamburgers into her mouth like she's hosting the world's biggest culinary gang bang while somehow maintaining a size 2, because Cool Girls are above all hot.
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When I asked Liz how much her services cost, she gave me an "if you have to ask, you can't afford it" answer and said she wanted to do this to test her creative skills at a different price and because she could not deal with knowing that her flighty best friend's kids, whom she adores, were still living out of cardboard boxes.
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Elsewhere, my foster son adores "The Boxtrolls," the 2014 stop-action movie in which a young lad is "kidnapped" (as in rescued) by a gnomish tribe of gentle subterranean garbage collectors who are the targets of a genocidal exterminator; until late in the game, the boy has no idea he is not himself a boxtroll and ultimately reconciles his human family and the one underground.
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And so I was reborn into my long nose and ears, my coat's red, white, and brown giving off my fox smell lying heavy on the winds in the years when I'd outsmart guns, poison, dogs and wire, when the rooster and his hens clucked and ran, crazy with terror at how everything goes still in that way a fox adores, gliding through slow-motion drifts of feathers.
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This is the electorate that notionally adores the NHS, propels a mushy song by health workers to the top of the Christmas charts, happily accepts the left's bogus insinuations that the only alternative is an American-style private health-care model, equally happily votes for Tory politicians promising to expand services to weekends and yet, despite all this, shows remarkably little willingness to pay more in tax towards what remains a relatively cheap system.
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" When he finds himself one day asking Nina to marry him, it is under a cascade of sex jokes—"I preferred taking the low road of indelicate candor," he says—and then, later, as the couple are riffing on the idea of a green-card marriage, Kailash isn't able to express his fear that the woman he adores might not love him back: "Characteristically, what emerged from my mouth was more insincere banter propped up with academic jargon.
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" If this is not Turkmenistan, nor yet the land of Newspeak, but our America after all, where the curiously coiffed Great Leader of childish petulance accuses all media dissenters of distributing "FAKE NEWS," and attacks the judiciary, and adores an autocrat, and labors night and day for his wealthiest cronies in the name of some phony "middle-class miracle," then you must "hold on when there is nothing in you except the Will which says to them: 'Hold on!
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