Most of that initial funding went toward inventory, while "book-loving people" donated fixtures.
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Both the actress and her book-loving character manage to defy expectations and break boundaries.
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It's become as "embedded a tradition as birthdays or Christmas" for the book-loving pair.
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But to satisfy the deeply bizarre book-loving sectors of your soul, reach further into Deep Bookstagram.
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Belle, a book-loving village girl, agrees to be kept prisoner in exchange for her father's freedom.
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The store opened its current location in downtown LA in 22018 and is a book-loving Instagrammer's dream.
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"She just turned 2 years old and she is just nonstop," Bilson says of her book-loving little girl.
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For example, Condon added dimension to Belle was by giving the book-loving character a passion for helping others.
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They're a match made in same-age, book-loving, kid-having heaven (when you remove all of Liza's mounting lies).
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And he has a few thoughts on why fans were, and still are, so into his book-loving bad boy.
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From the updates you posted, it sounded as though you mostly came across a lot of book-loving, HB2-opposed allies.
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The film is based on Colombian journalist Virginia Vallejo's book Loving Pablo, Hating Escobar about her romantic relationship with Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar.
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Before this little librarian was reading scripts as a charming actress, she was just another book-loving lady growing up in Brooklyn, New York.
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I wasn't just a book-loving taco obsessive from Los Angeles who listens to DJ Quik and Frank Ocean—the person my family and friends knew.
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The comic-book-loving Kanye and his Presidential pal would do well do recall this bit of advice from Spiderman: With great power comes great responsibility.
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As Patty-Jo exclaimed with comically naïve yet often prematurely astute commentary, Ginger—depicted as a book-loving college girl—silently functioned as the mature, jaded counterpart.
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The musical, about a book-loving girl who uses her smarts and some special skills to triumph over her mean parents and bullying school principal, is a hit.
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The intended audience, I'm guessing, is the ordinary book-loving nerd who, some chilly Sunday, might curl up under an afghan and wander at random through its pages.
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Story at a glance Roald Dahl's "Matilda" centers on the story of a book-loving girl named Matilda Wormwood who escapes her difficult home life through diving into literature.
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Meanwhile, Rory is wrestling with her feelings for Jess and has an accidental group hang with Jess and Paris that is sure to make any book-loving, slightly nerdy teen swoon.
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In between more pressing tasks, my book-loving colleague Josh Katz and I would send each other links and articles and charts we would come across, scratch our heads and sigh.
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And in real life, I have a small army of friends whose recommendations I seek out and trust, led by two book-loving friends I've known since I was in high school.
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And when it comes to Amazon, which has announced it will open its warehouse-based online sales juggernaut soon in Australia, many book-loving Australians are not shy about hoping for another epitaph.
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You simply need to fill out a form, write a short statement about your interest in the position, and share a 90-second video showcasing your book-loving-joke-cracking-dance-move-busting personality.
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In April, the Big Butt Book–loving director finally got the greenlight to make the movie—and, as he tells it, his "old friend" Leto became the leading contender for the starring role almost immediately.
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Penn Badgley's book-loving stalker Joe Goldberg has left New York City following the unfortunate "end" of his relationship with Beck (Elizabeth Lail), but just because Joe is hopping coasts doesn't mean he's happy about it.
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After five years working as a bus driver for the Santa Fe school district, Hart quit following the shooting, not wanting to go back to the school district that she says failed her cheeky book-loving daughter.
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Speaking of isekai shows with interesting concepts, Ascendance of a Bookworm follows a book-loving college-aged woman who dies and is reincarnated as a five-year-old peasant girl in a medieval European-like fantasy world.
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Before Elon Musk began launching rockets into space, digging tunnels underneath Los Angeles for high-speed trains and debating the impact of artificial intelligence, he was a book-loving teenager struggling to find a sense of purpose.
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Following the death of his book-loving mother, Henry is left in the care of his hard-drinking, physically abusive father, who also struggles with the loss while continuing to punch a clock at the local timber mill.
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At the heart of the book is the relationship between Val, an accomplished stage actress best known for starring in the cult sci-fi show Anomaly (read: Gillian Anderson analogue) and her son, the 9-year-old, comic-book-loving Alex.
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And yet, somehow, while watching the new Disney animated film Moana, for the first time since the debut of the book-loving Belle in Beauty And The Beast (my fourth birthday was even BATB-themed!), I truly saw myself in a Disney character.
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Duff, 29, chatted with PEOPLE about what fans can expect from Kelsey this season — including what will become of the book-loving BFFs, how Kelsey's connection to Liza's ex Josh (Nico Tortorella) is growing and where she currently stands on Team Josh versus Team Charles (Peter Hermann).
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Indeed, the first version of the app, released last year as a bootstrapping side-project by a bunch of book-loving friends after they graduated from university in Poland, was just a basic way for them to organize and share photos of the quotations they had cluttering their camera rolls.
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The pen-and-ink illustration, measuring about 7 1/2 by 5 inches, emerged from the collection of a book-loving Frenchman, as the New York Times reported, and was brought to the attention of the auction house Tajan by his son (who has preferred to be anonymous) last March.
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Though Ventimiglia has captured the hearts of basically everyone in his recent role of Jack in This Is Us, most of his ride-or-die fans (me) fell in love with him when he played the angsty, book-loving Jess Mariano on Gilmore Girls in 2001 (or even before that breakout role).
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A new book, "Loving, Supporting, and Caring for the Cancer Patient," by a man who has been treated for a potentially life-threatening cancer and who has counseled dozens of others dealing with this disease, got me thinking about the best ways to talk with someone facing cancer — its diagnosis, treatment and aftermath.
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And for readers, the value of showing off their Politics & Prose tote bag or proudly holding up their copy of Roxane Gay's Hunger on the subway is as powerful a symbol you can send into the world that I am book people as any overt declaration on social media (though book-loving Instagrammers abound).
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"These kind of announcements are very positive for people who are thinking about divorcing and also for people who are going through divorces and having a much more contentious adversarial experience," said Lauren Behrman, a therapist and the author of the book Loving Your Children More Than You Hate Each Other: Powerful Tools for Navigating a High-Conflict Divorce.
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He was a scholarly, book-loving man, of some note as a preacher. In politics he remained a staunch Jacobite.
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John Edgcumbe was born in Teignmouth in 1920, a collateral descendant of Joshua Reynolds.From a book-loving family. The Christian Science Monitor, 22 October 1984. Retrieved 20 March 2016.
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Ledyard was featured on an episode of the MTV show MADE, in which Katherine, a shy, book-loving teenager, is made into Miss Congeniality in her town's beauty pageant for Miss Ledyard Fair.
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Later that same year Moraga's first sole-authored book, Loving in the War Years: lo que nunca pasó por sus labios, was published.Yarbro-Bejarano, Yvonne. The Wounded Heart: Writing on Cherríe Moraga. Austin: University of Texas Press, 2001.
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Guiney's book-loving father having meanwhile died, he went to study for the Bar under Judge Walton, and was admitted in Lewiston, Maine, in 1856, taking up the practice of criminal law.Guiney, Louise Imogen. "Patrick Robert Guiney." The Catholic Encyclopedia Vol. 7.
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Houston had been formerly married to a man nine years younger than herself, and their union led Houston to interview 40 couples in similar circumstances, resulting in the book Loving a Younger Man: How Women Are Finding and Enjoying a Better Relationship. Houston lives and works in Rhinelander, Wisconsin.
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Despite his apparent distrust, he's actually easily tricked or persuaded if you take the right attitude. He surpasses Miyako in both strength and stamina and rivals her in accuracy. He has good looks, but his bizarre personality keeps him from being too popular. ; : :A book-loving girl that gets transferred to 3-S.
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George began writing in the early 1990s. She authored her first book, Loving God with All Your Mind in 1994. Her 1997 release, A Woman After God's Own Heart, gave her exposure and credibility, which propelled her writing career and bestseller status. George has authored over 80 books since the mid-90s.
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As this was forbidden (haram), the Turks condemned him to hang and went searching for him. He fled his home and hid in the monasteries, where he was schooled, and when his act had been forgotten, he returned home. Other historians maintain that he took to the monasteries due to his thirst for knowledge and "book-loving". He learned Greek.
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The book is dedicated "To Mr and Mrs J.G. Roberts". John Garibaldi Roberts was a book-loving public servant working with the Melbourne Tramways Company when he was introduced to C. J. Dennis by R. H. Croll in 1906. He was later to provide much material and emotional support to Dennis during the writing of this work. Dennis later took to calling them "Dad" and "Mum".
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She describes her 1986 epiphany as follows: Katie calls her process of self- inquiry "The Work."Massad, Sunny (2001). An Interview with Byron Katie Katie's experience, as described in her book Loving What Is, is that all suffering is caused by believing our stressful thoughts. This, she says, puts people into painful positions that lead to suffering, as she recognized to be the case with herself.
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James A. Nash (1938–2008) was one of the first Christian ecotheologians. In his book, Loving Nature: Ecological Integrity and Christian ResponsibilityABNDP - Abingdon Press, 1991, . Nash objected to the traditional Western religious approach to nature based on dominion and control, attempting to replace this by the view of Man as a member of the community of nature. Nash received a PhD in Social Ethics from Boston University in 1967.
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" The two brothers promote this ideal of making music independently and have fused the legions of fans on to the DIY free-for-all of indie rock and punk music, albeit of the silly kind. The Washington Post describes the brothers as having vast quantities of both passion and ability to engage an audience: the "combination of their happy, who-cares personalities and Harry Potter fanaticism has cast a spell over book-loving teens across the country.
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Donald H. Clark (born 1930 in New Jersey) is an American writer, teacher, consultant and clinical psychologist who has specialized in group and individual work with gay people since 1968. His writing includes fiction, textbooks, and articles for both professional journals and popular magazines. He is the author of the best-selling book, Loving Someone Gay, now in its fifth edition, as well as its Spanish-language edition Amar a Alguien Gay, Someone Gay: Memoirs, Living Gay and As We Are.
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Another somewhat controversial piece offered by Kathy Rudy comes from her newest book, Loving Animals: A New Approach to Animal Advocacy (2011). In this book, Kathy argues against veganism, claiming that humans and animals have spent 10,000 years forming a particular relationship [one that results in humans eating animals], and that particular relationship is good for both sides. The animals are given days in the sun, grass to eat, fields to graze, and the humans - in return - are able to eat them. In her interview with Vegan.
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On April 19, 2009, LMN aired Natalee Holloway, a television film based on Twitty's book Loving Natalee. Starring Tracy Pollan as Beth Twitty, Grant Show as Jug Twitty, Amy Gumenick as Holloway, and Jacques Strydom as Van der Sloot, the film retells events leading up to the night of Holloway's disappearance in 2005 and the ensuing investigation in the aftermath. It was shot in South Africa. The movie stages re-creations of various scenarios based on the testimony of key players and suspects, including Van der Sloot.
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She eventually came to terms with not needing to be the best, and restored her friendship with Aoi. As her friendship with Fumiya develops, she realized her feelings for him and confessed, but was rejected in favour of Fūka. ; : :Fūka is a reserved and book-loving classmate of Fumiya who often spends time at the library. She initially took interest in Fumiya under the misunderstanding that they both share an interest in the same author, whereas Fumiya only used those books as a cover while doing strategic reviews on Attack Families in the library.
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A Toot and a Snore in '74 is a bootleg album consisting of the only known recording session in which John Lennon and Paul McCartney played together after the break-up of the Beatles in 1970. First mentioned by Lennon in a 1975 interview, more details were brought to light in May Pang's 1983 book, Loving John, and it gained wider prominence when McCartney made reference to the session in a 1997 interview. Discussing with Australian writer Sean Sennett in his Soho office, McCartney claimed the "session was hazy... for a number of reasons".
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Some years later, in the small town of Villeneuve, Belle, the book-loving daughter of an inventor named Maurice, dreams of adventure. She constantly brushes off advances from Gaston, an arrogant former soldier, as he is not the type of man Belle wishes to marry. On Maurice's way to a convention and lost in the forest, he seeks refuge in the Beast's castle, but the Beast imprisons him for stealing a rose from his garden as a gift to Belle. When Maurice's horse returns without him, Belle ventures out in search of him, and finds him locked in the castle dungeon.
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As Mexican American author, Denise Chávez, in her book "Loving Pedro Infante" put it humorously, "If you're a [Mexican], and don't know who he is, you should be tied to a hot stove with a yucca rope and beaten with sharp dry corn husks as you stand in a vat of soggy fideos. If your racial and cultural background or ethnicity is other, then it's about time you learned about the most famous of Mexican singers and actors."Chavez, Denise, "Loving Pedro Infante", Farrar, Straus and Giroux, New York, (2001), pg. 5. Some fans have speculated that his death was faked.
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The protagonist Charlie Bucktin is a quiet, book loving, 13-year-old boy who lives in the fictitious rural town of Corrigan, Western Australia. On a summer evening in 1965, Charlie receives an unexpected visit from 14-year-old Jasper Jones, who is excluded by the Corrigan locals because of his Aboriginal heritage and rebellious lifestyle, and who is a source of distant intrigue for Charlie. Jasper asks for Charlie's help and leads him to a private clearing in the bush. Charlie is horrified to find the corpse of a young girl, Laura Wishart, Jasper's only friend, beaten and suspended from a tree.
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The story follows Motosu Urano, a book-loving post- secondary student and soon-to-be librarian who ends up crushed to death beneath a pile of books during an earthquake. With her dying breath, she wishes to be reincarnated in a world where she can read books forever. Urano awakens in the body of a weak, five-year-old girl named Myne in a world where books are scarce and only available to elites. Myne, retaining her memories from her previous life, decides to create and print her own books so that she can read again.
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Fran is a book- loving, clumsy, loyal customer of Jungle Karma Pizza who is hired to work there by R.J. She discovers that her co-workers are the Power Rangers when she enters R.J.'s loft and sees them fighting on the monitors. She now serves the Ranger squad by either watching the monitors (a task performed by R.J. until he became a Ranger) or taking over the pizza shop when the Rangers have to go to battle. She has a big crush on Dominic after he saved her life when they first met. After Dai Shi's defeat, Dominic invited her to go on a European backpacking trip with him.
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Many years later, in a nearby village, a book-loving, an independent-minded young woman named Belle dreams of adventure and wants more than what the little town can offer. As such, she is seen as an outsider by the villagers. Her appearance attracts the attention of Gaston, an ill-mannered and narcissistic hunter whose advances she continuously brushes off, as well as his bumbling sidekick Lefou. On his way to a fair to showcase his latest invention, an automatic wood-chopper, Belle's father and inventor Maurice gets lost in the forest and seeks refuge in the Beast's castle, but the Beast imprisons him for trespassing.
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Riverside Church in New York City, founding place of Maranatha: Riversiders for Lesbian/Gay Concerns Some of William's accomplishments in LGBT activism include founding the UCC Gay Caucus (now called UCC Coalition for LGBT Concerns) and co-founding P-FLAG/San Francisco. He has also planted UCC churches in New York and Ohio. An annual lecture at Elmhurst College called The William R. Johnson Intercultural Lecture was named after William along with The William R. Johnson Scholarship which was set up in 1999 for gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender United Church of Christ seminarians. In 1974 William co-authored the book Loving Women/Loving Men: Gay Liberation and the Church with Sally Miller Gearhart.
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Grand Popo Football Club are a French electronic music group of a DJ/book- loving television presenter/chat show host and producer/classically-trained pianist who studied at the National Conservatory in Paris, respectively. The duo apparently adopted their unusual moniker after Ariel Wizman visited the West African village of Grand-Popo in Benin to film a television programme and decided that the community was missing a football club. After studying piano, composition, and electronic music, Nicolas Errèra became involved in theatre and successfully directed short films (winning the Clermont-Ferrand prize in 1991, for his Going to Dieppe Without Seeing the Sea) as well as becoming half of pop duo 2 Source. Wizman, meanwhile, DJed at Colombian parties in Paris.
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According to The National Enquirer, he is being investigated for his involvement in the disappearance of young women he may have recruited for a Thai sex slave gang while posing as a production consultant for a modeling agency that would send them to Europe. Van der Sloot was portrayed by actor Jacques Strydom in the Lifetime television film Natalee Holloway (2009), which was based on the bestselling book Loving Natalee: A Mother's Testament of Hope and Faith (2007) by Beth Holloway. The movie brought in the highest television ratings in Lifetime's eleven-year history at the time. Van der Sloot himself watched the film one evening in 2010, according to his friend John Ludwick, and said that some parts were true while others were not.
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In October 2008, the Lifetime Movie Network announced plans to create a television film based on Beth Holloway's bestselling book Loving Natalee: A Mother's Testament of Hope and Faith. The senior vice president of original movies, Tanya Lopez, stated in the announcement that the network was "pleased to be working closely with Natalee's mother" and that they intended to tell the story of Natalee Holloway's disappearance "sensitively and accurately." Jarett Wieselman of the New York Post questioned whether it was too soon for such a film to be made. Holloway said that she was not sure at first that she could take this step, but felt that it was "the right thing to do" after meeting the creative staff in Los Angeles, California.
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Virginia Vallejo García (born 26 August 1949) is a Colombian author, journalist, television director, anchorwoman, media personality, socialite, and political asylee in the United States of America. On 18 July 2006, the DEA took her out of Colombia in a special flight to save her life and cooperate with the Department of Justice in high-profile cases, after she had publicly signaled several Colombian presidents and politicians of being beneficiaries or accomplices of the leading cocaine cartels. In 2007, she published her first book, Loving Pablo, Hating Escobar, which led the Colombian justice system to reopen the cases of the Palace of Justice siege (1985), and the assassination of the presidential candidate Luis Carlos Galán (1989). The book was translated to fifteen languages and made into a movie in 2018.
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"Belle" is a song written by composer Alan Menken and lyricist Howard Ashman for Walt Disney Pictures' 30th animated feature film Beauty and the Beast (1991). Originally recorded by American actress and singer Paige O'Hara and American actor Richard White, "Belle", a mid-tempo French and classical music- inspired song, incorporates both Broadway and musical theatre elements. The film's first song and opening number, "Belle" appears during Beauty and the Beast as a large scale operetta-style production number that introduces the film's heroine Belle, considered a book-loving nonconformist by the townspeople of the village, who has grown weary of the provincial life in which she is supposed to live, and Gaston, the film's narcissistic villain who wishes to desire her hand in marriage despite Belle's repeated rejections. "Belle" has been universally acclaimed by film and music critics.
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In his book Old Books, Old Friends, Old Sydney (1952) and its sequel Postscript: Further Bookselling Reminiscences (1957), Tyrrell has left us a record of a "formative period in Australian cultural history", principally the years 1888-1905. In a series of finely-honed observations, mainly in anecdotal form, these books provide portraits of the "bookfellows" that he knew: booksellers such as Robertson, Dymock and Wymark; writers such as Lawson, Paterson, Archibald, C. J. Dennis, Brennan and Brereton; artists and illustrators such as the Lindsays and Low; book collectors such as Mitchell and Dixon; book-loving public figures such as Parkes and Hughes; and international visitors to Sydney such as Twain and Stevenson. Tyrrell was an avid bibliophile and a keen student and collector of Australiana. He had one of the largest private collections of books in Sydney.
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Thus, Belle's passion for reading was vastly expanded upon, borrowing from both the Little Woman character Jo March and Woolverton's own love of reading to further demonstrate the character's intelligence and open mind. Both Woolverton and O'Hara encouraged the filmmakers to emphasize the intelligent and book-loving aspects of Belle's personality. However, at times the animators struggled to fulfill Woolverton's vision. Originally, Belle was depicted constantly crying throughout her imprisonment; Woolverton resented this, arguing that the character was much more likely to be either searching for an escape or simply "be intrigued that she was living in an enchanted castle" than crying. "Once everybody realized she wasn’t going to be this typical Disney female, they would go to the extreme ... She became bitchy"; the screenwriter argued that Belle would be "too smart" to act this way.
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" On July 8, 2005, Twitty read a statement that said her remarks were fuelled by "despair and frustration" and that she "apologize to the Aruban people and to the Aruban authorities if I or my family offended you in any way." In her 2007 book Loving Natalee: A Mother's Testament of Hope and Faith, Twitty wrote that, Following the airing of the De Vries programme on Dutch television, Twitty adhered to the position that the tapes represented the way events transpired and told the New York Post that she believed her daughter might still be alive if Van der Sloot had called for help. She contended that Van der Sloot had dumped Holloway's body, possibly alive, into the Caribbean ocean. Twitty also alleged that the person Van der Sloot supposedly called that evening was his father, Paulus, who, according to Twitty, "orchestrated what to do next.
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