It is happening, now — it is beyond words entirely.
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" He slammed that alleged practise as "reckless beyond words.
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Debra Clayton, wkd dayshift patrol, will be missed beyond words.
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I'm saddened for his kids whom he adored beyond words.
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BEYOND WORDS: What Animals Think and Feel, by Carl Safina.
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"Grateful beyond words to witness the impromptu vigil," he tweeted.
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The battle between Trump and the media has moved beyond words.
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" She added: "Beyond words, what residents need is proof of concept.
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Beyond Words: What Animals Think and Feel by Carl Safina 28.
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But aside from that, advocacy has really helped me beyond words.
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Fire at temple in Kollam is heart-rending & shocking beyond words.
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Because dumb death is beyond narration, beyond images, and beyond words.
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In Europe, anti-Semitism and Holocaust denial have gone way beyond words.
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"I'm sad beyond words that Alan Thicke has passed away," she wrote.
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And much of what can be sublime in theater goes beyond words.
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All of us are going to miss you beyond words can explain.
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"I love you beyond words & so lucky to have you," she wrote.
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If you feel compelled to comment beyond words of support, think twice.
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They make a conscious decision that scares and excites them beyond words.
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" Manager Zane Landreth said of her death: "We are devastated beyond words.
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"I am heartbroken beyond words," Testolini said in a statement on Friday.
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Second, the United States should make some basic demands — action beyond words.
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Moved beyond words, it accompanied the strongest part of the inner journey.
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"I am beyond words, flabbergasted really," Pierce told PEOPLE of Paris's film.
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You are my heart, a true blessing and I love you beyond words!!!!!
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You guys mean the world to me and I appreciate you beyond words.
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Loving our new home beyond words and loving my new roomie even more.
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Knowing that one day I will be a pilot is humbling beyond words.
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You are my heart, a true blessing and I love you beyond words!!!!
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Brown says he feels "lucky beyond words" that his retina continues to function.
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I think I was struck beyond words by the beauty of these moments.
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"He adored his kids beyond words," Spelling, 45, told PEOPLE at the time.
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" Said Rodriguez: "He is beyond words in regretting having committed such an act.
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"This crowd has blessed me beyond words," her father Bud told the crowd.
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"I'm sad beyond words that Alan Thicke has passed away," she wrote on Tuesday.
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" Rodriguez previously said: "He is beyond words in regretting having committed such an act.
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We love you beyond words and are thankful to share in this momentous moment.
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" Brafman told jurors, who also heard him say, "Martin Shkreli is brilliant beyond words.
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"The blood of these sacred animals makes me powerful beyond words," Horvath said recently.
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New York City subway: I love you madly because you are maddeningly beyond words.
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The language in Luca Guadagnino's remake of the horror film "Suspiria" goes beyond words.
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"One cannot walk the grounds of Auschwitz without being moved beyond words," he said.
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What Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and the Russians have done is horrific beyond words.
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In a statement, Carlson said she was "surprised and saddened beyond words" at Mund's allegations.
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Nothing should be beyond words, no liminal realms of discomfort can be allowed to exist.
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"See you soon daddy I love you beyond words💞🥺," she captioned the photo.
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What is needed now is action beyond words to build trust from all government parties.
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" Carlson denied Mund's allegations in a statement on Twitter, saying she was "saddened beyond words.
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When the power to the device was finally cut, I felt a relief beyond words.
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"The bus accident ... is shocking beyond words," Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on social network Twitter.
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What you did with deciding to donate your money to the animal shelter is beyond words.
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" Fellow supermodel Naomi Campbell commented on Evangelista's post, "Broken beyond words 💔💔💔 Oribe Forever.
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I love you beyond words and am so excited to continue this awesome journey with you.
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I first interviewed Safina about "Beyond Words" in February for my web series, Coffee with Hx2.
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It looks like a toy-town, film set, or postcard, and is genuinely charming beyond words.
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When I hear this administration demean and attack reporters, I am shocked and saddened beyond words.
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It is a grief that is beyond words and one which no family should ever experience.
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I love you beyond words and I'm so happy we finally got to sing our baby together.
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Blair and I are blessed beyond words and ready to take on this next season of life.
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"I think I was struck beyond words by the beauty of those moments," Ferrane, 43, tells PEOPLE.
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"He adored his kids beyond words," says Spelling, 45, in this week's cover story, on stands Friday.
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That is a tragedy beyond words and a betrayal of what we, as a nation, stand for.
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It is a language that exists beyond words, and it spans our universal experiences as human beings.
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" Bud wrapped his arms around his grieving wife and said: "This crowd has blessed me beyond words.
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A commitment of this order affects the whole family,and I am grateful beyond words to them.
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"I've lost another brother, and it hurts beyond words," Gregg Allman said in a statement on Wednesday.
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But the differences between British and American English go beyond words, sounds and spelling to grammar itself.
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"It's beyond words, the way that he's playing right now, with what he's going through," said Phaneuf.
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Beyond words, would he actually direct his attorney general to look into individual people he doesn't like?
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"This crowd has blessed me beyond words," Bud told the crowd gathered at Fellowship Alliance Chapel in Medford.
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Andressian's attorney, Ambrosio Rodriguez, said after the hearing that his client is "beyond words in regretting" his actions.
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"I want to express a message in my works that goes beyond words," he tells The Creators Project.
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In a statement earlier this week, the Graves said they were "devastated" beyond words by their son's death.
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"This document shows that the public health case for climate action is really compelling beyond words," McCarthy said.
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The movie is extraordinary for its access to Blahnik, who is arch and funny and sweet beyond words.
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Perhaps this is because it's the only time they're allowed contact with something truly elemental and beyond words.
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"I am sorry beyond words, and embarrassed beyond belief, at this atrocious conduct," Bishop Checchio wrote to him.
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"It's beyond words," said Mr. Christie's lieutenant governor, Kim Guadagno, a Republican who is running to replace him.
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"An act like this is simply beyond words — unjustifiable, inexcusable," State Department spokesman John Kirby said from Washington.
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I love you beyond words my sprinkles, choonchi, angel face, grumpy ass, sweet cheeks, never boring, buttmunch, Benson.
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"I must confess, it is infuriating beyond words," Mr. Newsom said Thursday at a news conference in Los Angeles.
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Hawkins decided to wear a hijab for a few weeks in early December to go beyond words of support.
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Just one last query: What's the most important thing you want your readers to learn from reading "Beyond Words"?
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" Carl Safina is a MacArthur Fellow and the author, most recently, of "Beyond Words: What Animals Think and Feel.
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"The color blue strikes some chord in us that goes beyond words," said the San Francisco photography dealer Jeffrey Fraenkel.
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But once we got past the social niceties, I like to think that the concept would thrill him beyond words.
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Clayton worked weekend day-shift patrol and "will be missed beyond words," the Orlando Police Department wrote in a tweet.
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According to staff who worked with her, bringing little Marina back to her natural habitat was an experience beyond words.
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"The fire at the temple in Kollam is heart-rending and shocking beyond words," Modi said in a Twitter post.
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"He was so loved and I hope he knew it because the sadness today is beyond words," Boy George added.
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"The fire at the temple in Kollam is heart-rending and shocking beyond words," he said in a Twitter post.
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Furious beyond words, she throws her tray to the ground and pitches yet another vase perilously close to Mamacita's head.
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" Tori Spelling told PEOPLE, "I'm in utter shock and heartbroken… I'm saddened for his kids whom he adored beyond words.
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You bring so much light to our lives and I am blessed beyond words to have you as my granddaughter.
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Rarely have I seen an adult without tears in their eyes upon hearing that ancient sound, a prayer beyond words.
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Instead, it emphasizes that sometimes in order to give voice to something, you must find something that goes beyond words.
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Your light will always shine thru your children and the way they all love each other is a blessing beyond words.
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" Dion added, "I know that I'm disappointing you, the people who support me the most and it hurts me beyond words.
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"Pained beyond words on the dastardly attack on peaceful Amarnath pilgrims in Jammu and Kashmir," Modi said on social network Twitter.
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On the one hand, it's a commons that exists beyond words, the fleshy substrate of mortality as much as of experience.
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A Nashville, Tennessee, mom was moved beyond words after a routine shopping trip gone awry turned into a powerful life lesson.
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"But then when he thought about it, he knew she would be so shocked and so happy beyond words," she adds.
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It also showed her that Cuban women are strong beyond words, pushing through great dangers in order to achieve their goals.
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I love these two beyond words and have to say that after a few hours together today my heart is full!
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Because the reality is, this mothering stuff can be challenging beyond words, no matter how much we yearned for the role.
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But pockets of silence in the background will be just as unsettling, because they'll reflect a despair and bafflement beyond words.
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Jackie Walorski, R-Indiana, called the discovery of the fetal remains "sickening beyond words" in a statement released by her office.
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"This moves me beyond words," McEntire said, her eyes filling with tears as she held her medallion for the first time.
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I love what I do, and I am grateful beyond words to the nation that has allowed me to do it.
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" Former Trump adviser Carter Page called allegations that he acted as a Russian agent "such a joke that it's beyond words.
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"[I'm] embarrassed & apologetic beyond words about the incident, but above all I'm so f—ing grateful they let me go," he added.
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"You bring so much light to our lives and I am blessed beyond words to have you as my granddaughter," she continued.
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The fact that she had the audacity to judge me as a mother for staying in the competition hurt me beyond words.
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"I am humbled beyond words that the voters of the 1st Congressional District placed their trust in me today," Pappas told supporters.
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"It's still beyond words," owner Daniel Chavez said after leaving the show floor with the black, curly-coated canine in his arms.
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A number of key European Union countries are dependent on Russian gas and may be reluctant to provoke Vladimir Putin beyond words.
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Which, the oldest and most powerful angel, speaks only in stutters but understands complicated situations and concepts at a level beyond words.
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Because that's all it was and the best I could manage — my feeble attempt to evoke a realm beyond words or sense.
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A mention of the Mudd Club, the TriBeCa hot spot that hosted an influential 1981 graffiti exhibit, "Beyond Words," also required explaining.
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The two women have an affinity beyond words, but they also share jokes that sometimes extend for as long as 10 seconds.
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To me and to a family who loved him beyond words and whom he loved without doubt more than I have ever known.
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If anything, those changes remind me of what I'm able to create with my body: two little angels that I love beyond words.
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Nadia and Denis, I'm sure I speak for all human rights defenders when I say we salute you, we admire you beyond words.
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Pre-surgery pep talk...I might be nervous and scared beyond words but I'll never let her see it...let's get this done!
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What's striking about Crosby's telling isn't the drama of her injury, but how the cataclysm of the accident seems to lie beyond words.
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They have an opportunity to share their enthusiasm for their products and to engage using language that extends beyond words on a screen.
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It believes in the power of language and poetry — and also that what is most important and sacred in life exists beyond words.
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He was the one and only, and I am grateful beyond words for what he gave me … for what he gave us all.
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"I realized I had been manipulated beyond words and that his outreach to me was phony, an attempt to silence me," she said.
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" Earlier on her Story, the Kylie Skin mogul posted a video of the sun setting, writing on top of the clip, "Blessed beyond words.
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I'm not sure what I'm going to do for the next 30 years as I've been blessed beyond words in my life so far.
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I came here to celebrate the unity of my family, but getting here and seeing the unity of my entire island is beyond words.
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Like Hendrix, Joplin, Cobain and Jim Morrison, she died aged just 27, though mention of the fabled 27 Club suddenly felt crass beyond words.
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Not long ago while researching my book "Beyond Words," about animals' capacities for thought and emotion, I spent time with free-living killer whales.
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I'm not sure what I'm going to do for the next 21 years as I've been blessed beyond words in my life so far.
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Ah, N. said, beaming at her, pleased beyond words, and he slid the coin into his breast pocket and cupped his hands over it.
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Mass shootings are horrifying beyond words, but suicide by firearm kills many more people in our country than mass shootings, or even gang shootings.
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Many tough days have been made better by Mr. Prine, the influential singer and songwriter with a gift for articulating moments almost beyond words.
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They are absolutely talented beyond words and it's no surprise that the next several years of teen movies were all about cool girl soccer players.
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The key piece of evidence that led authorities to prosecute Bob Crane's best friend for murder was bogus ... and Crane's son is shocked beyond words.
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Several songs that are on my most recent album Comatose Hope are about processing this strange traumatic event that feels too big and beyond words.
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" Carlson said she was "surprised and saddened beyond words" at the allegations and responded in a public letter that she "never bullied or silenced [Mund].
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"It has been a privilege beyond words to work with all of you to lead Harvard," Faust, 69, said in an e-mail to staff.
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"The fact that someone could even conceive of such a game, and then play it and think it's funny is beyond words," Berg told WSB-TV.
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So, it makes sense to study the Nixon years, but it is bizarre beyond words to intentionally choose his candidacy and presidency as a role model.
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Davis-Travis' description of her husband as being "honored beyond words" took on special meaning as he stood silently beside her in front of the crowd.
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As the only person who ever has lived my life, I know that most of it can never be documented, is beyond writing and beyond words.
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It's only an intellectualism that respects and loves individuality that is able to both use words at their highest level and grapple with concepts beyond words.
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Coming next spring is "Becoming Wild," on the culture of animals, and a young adult version of "Beyond Words," on the capabilities of dogs and wolves.
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His all-too brief appearance in this life inspired me beyond words and many of us here and generations of kids and families all over the world.
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"Every member of the Hacienda organization is troubled beyond words to think that a licensed practical nurse could be capable of seriously harming a patient," it says.
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BEYOND WORDS: ITALIAN RENAISSANCE BOOKS Among the 353 books from Boston collections is a first edition of Dante's "Divine Comedy," illustrated by Sandro Botticelli. Sept. 22-Jan.
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For all the teetering towers of language that the boys of "Ballyturk" build for themselves, the last word here, as it is in life, is beyond words.
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"I'm not sure what I'm going to do for the next 30 years as I've been blessed beyond words in my life so far," Adele captioned the photos.
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Clayton, whose family could not immediately be reached, worked weekend day-shift patrol and she "will be missed beyond words," the Orlando Police Department wrote in a tweet.
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George Michael's family and friends have been "touched beyond words by the incredible outpouring of love" from fans since the iconic musician's death, his publicist said on Tuesday.
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So to be at the helm of a night celebrating the best of that theatre with a person I just laugh way too much with, is beyond words.
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The Merchant Marine Academy was the first federal academy to allow women, and I am proud beyond words to be among its first female graduates (class of 1978).
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But that means moving beyond words -- it means letting special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation continue so we know the full extent of Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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"I don't think I started off with much talent, but I had a great understanding of what excited me in a situation that was beyond words," he said.
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The speed with which China detected the outbreak, isolated the virus, sequenced the genome and shared it with WHO and the world are very impressive, and beyond words.
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"Every member of the Hacienda organization is troubled beyond words to think that a licensed practical nurse could be capable of seriously harming a patient," said the company's statement.
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Documents published by WikiLeaks purporting that the CIA hacked devices made by the likes of Apple and Samsung look legitimate but are "reckless beyond words," whistleblower Edward Snowden said.
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While Trump's decision to withdraw troops from Syria has sparked rare condemnations from members of his own party, there was little evidence that the fallout will extend beyond words.
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"This shows they are willing to keep their promise made at the inter-Korean summit through action beyond words," Blue House spokesman Kim Eui-kyeom told a media briefing.
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For every Gracie family or Kano Jiu Jitsu dojo storming where an important and overlooked principle of combat is proven, there are a hundred that are just stupid beyond words.
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"She just seems to have some form of communication with these guys that goes beyond words," Dr. Bee says of her daughter in a clip of Animal Planet's Dodo Heroes.
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Worrying about whether people can put a face to your name might feel irrelevant, or like a simple matter of vanity, but showcasing yourself as a professional goes beyond words.
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Kenny said Cameron -- whose father and sister attended the event as well -- had inspired him beyond words, and also inspired a generation of kids who were familiar with his work.
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Update 7:25pm: Asked for comment, Vungle sent Gizmodo the following statement:We are aware of the extremely serious allegations leveled against our former CEO, and we are shocked beyond words.
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Driven beyond words, he's surrounded by a handful of like-minded acolytes, who obsess over "polls" and firmly believe Payton when he says "I'm on a singular path" to greatness.
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We love you all so much, and we appreciate all of the support 💔 I love him beyond words and cannot wait to see what the future holds for our family.
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Above the trail, the limbs of the living trees creaked in the rising wind, the kind of sound that makes your heart ache for reasons too far beyond words to explain.
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"Every member of the Hacienda organization is troubled beyond words to think that a licensed practical nurse could be capable of seriously harming a patient," company officials said in a statement.
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It would be tragic beyond words for President Trump to let Chuck Schumer con him into firing one of the very best men ever hired to be attorney general in American history.
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"If phase two of the talks do start next month, then ministers need to move beyond words like 'bespoke' and 'special' and actually explain what it is they are seeking," Benn said.
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Set to Johann Strauss II's 1866 "The Blue Danube Waltz," which appeared in 2001, it's a captivating expression of the late director's visceral, evocative, transcendent-beyond-words mastery over the visible spectrum.
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Think of it as the first of Pinter's many theatrical alarm calls: a cry for help from a writer besotted with language who also knew the forbidding terrain that exists beyond words.
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"We are shocked beyond words by this brutal and senseless attack on people who have dedicated their lives to helping others," Christine Muhigana, Unicef's Central African Republic representative, said in a statement.
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Some Olympic gymnasts as well as former and current athletes described how they moved quickly to report the ex-USA Gymnastics team doctor when he left them frightened and hurt beyond words.
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Horror beyond words The United Nations Security Council and, separately, Russian President Vladimir Putin, had issued calls for a pause in fighting to allow civilians to leave, but both calls were ignored.
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" In response, the chair of the Charlottesville Republican Party released a statement saying, "Whoever these people were, the intolerance and hatred they seek to promote is utterly disgusting and disturbing beyond words.
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"The way they play, they figure out how to communicate so easily, and [I] think of them as our teachers in terms of how to connect on a level beyond words," he said.
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Keyanna Morris said she and her siblings always said they didn't know how to live without each other, and the idea of having to learn to live without Khaseen is painful beyond words.
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"Every member of the Hacienda organization is troubled beyond words to think that a licensed practical nurse could be capable of seriously harming a patient," the company said in a statement following Sutherland's arrest.
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While Page calls the allegations "such a joke that it's beyond words," he did admit to meeting and trading documents, which he claims were publicly available, with at least one Russian spy in 2013.
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He charmed everyone as Noah, the biblical patriarch of a family struggling to save the animals before the great flood and, while the musical ultimately flopped, 10-year-old me was thrilled beyond words.
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" The films is being financed and produced by Ambi Pictures, with co-founder Andrea Iervolino saying in a statement: "Our excitement and gratitude toward His Holiness, Pope Francis participating in this film is beyond words.
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Some are mushy gifts and some are more on the practical side, depending on if you need to up the romance or simply make your SO's life easier — but regardless, they'll be thankful beyond words.
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Some are mushy gifts and some are more on the practical side, depending on if you need to up the romance or simply make your lover's life easier — but regardless, they'll be thankful beyond words.
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This touching lesson in empathy and family love may resonate more with a grown-up reader than a child (no child ever spoke the sentence "my grandfather surprised me by revealing a world beyond words").
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"This is such a joke that it's beyond words," Page said of the news, which broke Tuesday in the Washington Post, that the FBI had obtained a FISA warrant to listen in on his phone conversations.
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In a brief phone call with The Associated Press, prolific novelist and a longtime Miami Herald columnist Carl Hiaasen said his family "was devastated beyond words" by the senseless killing of his brother, who was 59.
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Mr. Whishaw played the dress-wearing Dionysos destined for dismemberment and Mr. Carvel doubled as this man-god's stiff-backed nemesis, Pentheus, and that same character's mother, Agave, who comes to know a grief beyond words.
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But quirky beyond words — and any GPS for that matter — is 15-year-old Jeneve Rose Mitchell, the wide-eyed doily with a side-braid whom Idol tapped from "off the grid" somewhere in the Rockies.
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Miss Freed has no such illusions…On a level beyond words, beyond theories and equations, in her body and her arms and her fingers and her aching back, Janet Freed knows that information is never disembodied.
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International criticism French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel have both said they were concerned about the erosion of environmental protections in Brazil, but neither France, Germany or the European Union have gone beyond words.
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Testolini, who was married to the star from 2001 to 2006, told Entertainment Tonight that she already had plans to build the school before his passing and is "heartbroken beyond words" over the news of his death.
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But beyond words and documents, many officials trying to combat the threat throughout the country remain skeptical that the full weight of federal law enforcement is finally being used to give bigoted domestic terrorism the attention it deserves.
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" In a statement on Tuesday, a publicist for Mr. Michael said that the singer's friends and family "have been touched beyond words by the incredible outpouring of love for him in the hours and days since his death.
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" Nine years after that night, Elva wrote a letter to Stranger, which lead to an eight-year correspondence through which they "dissect[ed] the consequences of that night, and they were everything from gut-wrenching to healing beyond words.
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Mika's family praised the care the team at George Washington University Hospital have given him and said they are "grateful beyond words for the heroic actions" of the two officers, who have been widely hailed for preventing further bloodshed.
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Laetitia Sadier from Stereolab, a band that knows something about giving lysergic life to old forms, described the band's music as a "delicate and exhilarating fragrance," which points at how their appeal almost goes beyond words to other senses.
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"It has been a privilege beyond words to work with all of you to lead Harvard, in the words of her alma mater, 'through change and through storm,'" Dr. Faust said in a message to the Harvard community Wednesday.
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"It is infuriating beyond words to live in a state as innovative and extraordinarily entrepreneurial and capable as the state of California to be living in an environment where we're seeing this kind of disruption and these kinds of blackouts," Gov.
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And he justifies the ongoing mystification of Blind Willie Johnson's hummed, moaned, postverbal "Dark Was the Night, Cold Was the Ground" by closing with it, as if to prove that, in the end, the message of this music is beyond words.
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While the stories are heart-wrenching and difficult to read, and the images shared from inside trauma centers were beyond words, they are mission critical to demonstrating to the public why our role in gun violence is front and center.
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"Through every trial and tribulation our family has ever gone through, you have been the light that lead us through the darkness, with all of my heart, I love you beyond words and thank God everyday for you," Todd wrote.
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Biden probably still can't imagine why he's being attacked now for what he did back then, which went far beyond words and into legislation like the 1986 crime bill and the several successors he also supported that helped spur mass incarceration.
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The narrator, Kathleen McInerney, is adept at finding the warm pulse beneath Roz's monotone delivery, and the array of old-school radio sound effects — clicks and squeaks and moos and honks — gives "The Wild Robot Escapes" a texture beyond words.
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"The one thing that was the hardest was thinking 'my husband is gonna leave me' 'my family will disown me' but I'm blessed beyond words to have a family and a husband that stuck by me because they know who I am," wrote Paige.
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Pat Toomey would not be a senator if it wasn&apost for Donald Trump in Pennsylvania, Paul Ryan would not have been speaker of the House, and then appoint the one thing that is obstructing his agenda and obstructing his legitimacy, it is beyond words and comprehension.
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"Many of these pieces have value beyond words, but sometimes, you have to grow and leave your giant boots behind so that someone else can walk in them," he says of the sale, of which a portion of the proceeds are being donated to nonprofit organization, The People Concern.
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And above all else, we must recognize with deeds beyond words that these are not separate ideas to be parceled out to separate agencies, but complementary aspects of U.S. national power in the world as it is today, where primacy in space is inseparable from primacy in the world.
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The whole montage a bit painful to watch for a viewer who did not like being overtly manipulated; meanwhile, unless your heart had been fully and utterly removed, the montage—a series of deliciously edited slow moments, during which the boxer had taught himself to read—also was charming beyond words.
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Beyond Words: Illuminated Manuscripts in Boston Collections; Manuscripts for Pleasure & Piety continues at the Houghton Library, Harvard University (Harvard Yard, Cambridge) through December 10; the McMullen Museum of Art (2101 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston) through December 11; and the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum (25 Evans Way, Boston) through January 16, 2017.
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Wynwood Walls When: December 22100–22016 / Monday–Thursday: 215:30am–11:30pm; Friday–Saturday: 10:30am–12am; Sunday: 20163:30am–8pm Where: 2520 NW 2nd Avenue, Miami Beyond Words at Wynwood Walls — the center of the Wynwood Arts District — is dedicated to the transformative power of street art and features nine new installations.
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While one part of the story in November will revolve around who wins control of Congress, another big issue that political observers are watching is whether Trump, with his unstable behavior and radical approach to governance, will stimulate any sort of backlash within his own party that goes beyond words of reprimand.
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What's being described in those opening monologues is nothing more than the events of ordinary childhood and family life — trips to the seaside, the taste of cold soda on a hot day, dancing to the Fats Domino song that gives the play its title and that feeling beyond words known as love.
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"I am hurt beyond words to learn that this temple received confirmation from CFSA (Child and Family Services Agency) that my child and other preschoolers were sexually abused and they continue to deny it and they refuse to apologize for it," the parent said in a statement provided by the families' attorney, Michael Dolce.
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It's also there in the criticism of the artists we love—in the barely veiled racism and xenophobia of people who patronize idols, make fun of lyrics and who question the depth of young women's understanding of their favorite music, as if it's that difficult to get a translation online nowadays, or understand a feeling that exists beyond words.
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Unlike other temporary exhibitions, whose attraction might be encountering masterpieces visiting from afar, the thrill of Beyond Words is not that these objects are in Boston, where they've been for a long time, but that they are newly visible there — each one was tucked away in storage in a local collection until flushed out for the show.
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Given that he has yet to appear in a single debate (he can't meet the previous donor qualifications since he is self-funding) and his name won't be on the ballot until March 3 (he made the strategic decision to skip the first four voting states), Bloomberg and his team have to be absolutely thrilled beyond words that Trump continues to attack and elevate him.
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Cannibalism was the prime reason the story lodged itself in our national psyche; but more than that, the fate of the Donner party was a denial, a violent repudiation, of the myth of Manifest Destiny: Here were a group of westward pioneers, the very picture of courage, resourcefulness and pluck, who ended up reduced to a level of squalor and barbarism almost beyond words.
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It was about them, the dedicated crowd they'd sustained over several decades despite never truly reaching the big time, what it means to capture fleeting moments and sustain them into one elongated guitar lick that runs on for miles until it feels like physical form has dissipated into nothing else but reverb, yet a reverb that seems to expel, nurture or enhance the kind of emotion that goes beyond words.
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All four of my children, whom I love beyond words, having traveled from as far afield as Ho Chi Minh City, in Vietnam, were there in the house we rented for a few days in Los Angeles, along with my ex-wife, whom I love; and her beloved parents, one of them a Holocaust survivor who got through the war in Poland in hiding after her mother had been ripped from her and taken to the gas chamber.
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I have heard comments to this effect on numerous occasions, especially in reference to the Rothko Chapel in Houston and to the extraordinary paintings that hang on perpetual view at the Phillips Collection in Washington, D.C. This kind of museum-style rhetoric implies that the viewer should find some kind of "spiritual" meaning beyond words, as if the paintings were meant to exist without critical thinking or had emerged without any conscious or discriminating intention on the part of the artist.
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