Another woman sprouts multiple legs that dance gaily as she smiles beatifically.
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There are pictures of Jeb, of course, beaming beatifically while surrounded by smiling multicultural children.
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" Allred smiled, beatifically, and said, "They have become the women they were meant to be.
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But if memories of distant times are summoned, her eyes shine and she smiles beatifically.
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All the while, the omniscient Maitreya bears witness, smiling beatifically through the spectacle of human misery.
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The Spectacle: A visually haunting moment early on shows the character hovering above the earth beatifically.
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He sums up the ordeal beatifically: [Morrissey and Joyce] continued their legal battles for a further 18 years.
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"I imagined long, silent afternoons in spotless rooms, typing clean lines of prose while the baby napped beatifically in a sunbeam," she recalls.
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I would sit in the car, beatifically chewing, fondling a Hamburglar toy or cheap movie tie-in that had come with the food.
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Kepner beatifically tells Bailey that the rabbi forgave her and seemed at peace with the idea that she won't ever know the will of God.
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She smiles beatifically as we speak, despite the fact her hair— a mass of interlocking plastic hair elastics basket-weaved across her head—looks agonizingly tight.
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She is grinning, her hands clasped beatifically in front of her, and every now and then, she looks sardonically out of the corner of her eye.
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The exhibition ends with a manga comic version of Genji by Yamato Waki from 1989, a painting with the prince's face floating beatifically above a cloudy horizon.
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He spoke in broken Marathi, eliciting loud cheers from the audience, and smiled beatifically as some of the regulars on the show danced to some of his songs.
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"This is the most relaxed I've ever seen you," a different friend told me, uneasily, as I smiled beatifically at my surroundings and refrained from making unkind comments.
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An oversize image of Big Pun, made just a few blocks away in 1999, his face framed beatifically through a car sunroof, fills the gallery's street-facing window.
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He also wasn't on record trashing Trump, not the way Pompeo and Graham and so many others who now dutifully echo him and gaze beatifically at him were.
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Pasta is a dominant motif, and a house favorite; handkerchief-thin mandilli arrived beatifically separated into green (pesto), white (ricotta), and red (marinara), a miniature, edible, round-edge Rothko.
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Like a lot of wives married to well-meaning idiots, Krystal has learned to smile beatifically at setbacks, and to hold her tongue as expertly as she wields her mop.
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The area surrounding his youth institute is beatifically called Garden of Glory, but it is a poor and dangerous community troubled by drugs, prostitution and a lack of good schools and jobs.
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I kept mentally returning to an image of her I once came across, in which she's laughing beatifically in front of a waterfall, her thick gray hair crowned with an earth-tone bandana.
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With Yanni in white shirt, pants and shoes, beatifically smiling and earnest, and sometimes awkwardly skipping around, his appeal came slowly into focus, captured by the title of his most recent record: He lets you chill.
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In the world of "Shorgul", everything is black and white - the villain will give you a nasty snarl in his very first scene, and the hero will smile beatifically at the camera while romancing the coy leading lady.
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In one shot, Chucky stares beatifically at a rack of steak knives as if they hold the keys to the universe, and in that moment, Klevberg almost manages to make you think Child's Play is something more than mindless entertainment.
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Walking away from a rare Q&A with reporters on her campaign plane on Tuesday morning, Clinton turned back to deliver one last zinger: "Anybody who complains about the microphone is not having a good night," she said, smiling beatifically.
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A painting of King David, attributed recently to Ribera and on the stand of this Paris gallery, is a choice example of Caravaggesque religious painting: the biblical hero, his eyes locked beatifically on the sky, appears in a shaft of light.
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Its final video — "All Night" — included a montage of home video clips, including one of a hugely pregnant Beyoncé smiling beatifically at the camera like she knew, even then, that she was about to slam the door shut on baseless gossip.
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Someone asked her once how her weekend was, and she said that she'd gotten a lot done, and then smiled beatifically in a way that made me suspect she could orgasm just by thinking about all the crossed-off items on her to-do list.
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All these lend a Malickian heft to the ensuing montage of images: The young hero, traveling, befriends another girl, and soon they're trading a mix tape, sharing ice cream cones, playing on a tree swing, dozing beatifically in the back seat of a car.
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As far as spinning stories of turbulence into ones of resilience goes, Jolie beatifically lowering herself from the clouds to deliver her account for a magazine cover story — one that gushes over her humanitarian work, besides — is as straight-up as PR strategies get.
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He said as much preshow as he shook every one of the various hands of a group of editors and critics while smiling beatifically beneath Gucci shades and surveying an assortment of models arrayed in Vanessa Beecroft-choreographed performance art positions, showcasing the collection like statuary.
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In a heavily Catholic country like Portugal, where shrines to the Virgin Mary gaze beatifically out from every corner, this kind of grave desecration is obviously not appreciated—and explained the avalanche of hairy eyeballs I got from locals as I walked quietly through the cemetery itself.
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Adorned in blue and gold body paint and quasi-ceremonial garb with wild patterns, Akoi-Jackson silently wandered the gallery with hands open beatifically, intermittently brandishing a handsaw or a decanter of water; gallery aides instructed participants to don red jumpsuits and file timed paperwork to some undefined end.
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Trump touted a stock and labor market whose record-breaking run began before his administration; he bragged about a tax bill that is the kind of bog-standard conservative plutocracy he promised to end; and every few minutes, the camera cut to one of the many Goldman Sachs alumni advising him, and then back to House Speaker Paul Ryan and Vice President Mike Pence, icons of the GOP establishment, smiling beatifically behind him.
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In Ouija, the backstory of present-day events introduced us to a doomed family of three from the past: a single mother, Alice (Elizabeth Reaser, whom Mad Men fans will recognize from yet another '60s nostalgia trip), and her two children, teen Pauline (the wonderful Annalise Basso, who previously worked with Flanagan on his smart, if somewhat overrated, horror film Oculus) and Doris (Lulu Wilson), a beatifically blond child who serves as a throwback to Poltergeist's Carol Anne in a largely open-mouthed performance.
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" Then, in one elongated sentence stretching across several pages, he darts between city and country, the natural world and humanity, scenes that are peaceful and others that are harrowing as he traverses the continent observing log huts, lumbermen, a panther, an alligator "in his tough pimples," a hot air balloon, a wrecked ship, a printing press, a shark fin, a copulating cock and hen, a Quaker woman, a moccasin print, and a "good game of base-ball," among other things, before beatifically "walking the old hills of Judea with the beautiful gentle god by my side" and launching himself into outer space more than a hundred years before Russian cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin accomplished the feat for real: "Speeding through space, speeding through heaven and the stars/Speeding amid the seven satellites and the broad ring and the diameter of eighty thousand miles.
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Brazilian magazine VideoGame commented that the title is an example of how the Super Nintendo was the best console for role playing games, and this is just another example. They also praised the graphics and gameplay as being as high quality as Square's other series Final Fantasy. The game has received praise in retrospective reviews as well. Games Radar praised the game's unique battle system of learning spells through words and combining them to make new ones, but noted that there were games from the mid-1990s that were more beatifically drawn and “narratively ambitious”. Retro Gamer also praised the game's magic system and also the unique approach of having three branching stories that players could exit and enter at will, and called the title a “hidden gem”.
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