Despite the challenges, Ms. Manning cherishes having her own space.
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The FDP is a party that cherishes the transatlantic relationship.
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The answer is that the FDP cherishes a recognisable individualism.
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But she also cherishes her days off with her daughter.
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In the end, Janine even cherishes some of those memories.
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Today she sees a way of life she cherishes eroding.
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Again, Saeed casts his mind back to the days he cherishes.
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They are trailblazers for every band which cherishes the same principles.
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Mr. Bradley, whose heritage is partly German, particularly cherishes the Dresdens.
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But not every coach cherishes the spoils of victory, or defeat.
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And she is not the only mogul who cherishes their private jet.
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We have to create a culture that cherishes life and human dignity.
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Trump is a patriot who cherishes the founders; Spencer isn't and doesn't.
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Two lessons Ligety took from his own parents that he cherishes greatly?
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Let us work together to build a culture that cherishes innocent life.
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But in blockchain, he sees something he cherishes — even greater government control.
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Selvon grew up just off the estate, and cherishes the social distinction.
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But as much as Callaway trusts data, he cherishes the personal touch.
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And Mr. Hall's reverential adaptation cherishes the original screenplay's sputtering, didactic spiels.
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Like other real estate investors in New York City, Charles cherishes privacy.
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Everyone who cherishes the arts and the Met is in his debt.
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Precisely because Europe cherishes tolerance, it cannot allow too many intolerant people in.
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The new mom added that she cherishes sharing Phelps' victorious moments with Boomer.
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"Let us work together to build a culture that cherishes innocent life," Trump said.
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First he flirts with Dolores, who cherishes a schoolgirl crush on her new stepfather.
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Iowa cherishes its status as the "first in the nation" to vote for president.
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On Soccer SOUTHAMPTON, England — Stuart Taylor cherishes those few moments before the game starts.
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Keates is an enthusiast, not a scholar, and he clearly cherishes this particular work.
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But she has never experienced that at Wimbledon — the title she cherishes the most.
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Her son would cook her that meal -- a last supper she cherishes to this day.
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Superman star explained that he cherishes the opportunity to give to his friends and family.
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While few characters receive traditional "endings," Swanberg cherishes the fictional people his show has created.
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He added he cherishes a stick that Howe signed for him nearly 50 years ago.
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"The America I see cherishes a free press, democracy, the rule of law," he added.
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He sees himself as a big brother to the children there, a role he cherishes.
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Tim, for his part, cherishes the fantasy of love more than the reality of it.
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She also cherishes a pair of old blue sweatpants, and she does not like cheese.
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However, he cherishes his new-found ability to interact with the object of his affection.
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But the status symbol has endured in Britain, a country that cherishes tradition and heritage.
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We also know how much she cherishes baby Nicole, and wants the best for her.
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The Type A rule follower must be willing to break the rules he most cherishes.
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That strength in numbers, in full display on the cover, is something she cherishes and respects.
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They've come around now, of course, and Muñoz cherishes the relationship he has with his family.
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We also need to create a culture in our community that cherishes life and human dignity.
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She's interesting and she loves me and she cherishes our relationship but she doesn't need me.
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Yes, liberalism sometimes sits in tension with faith, tradition, family and community, which Deneen rightly cherishes.
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Indeed, L214's ultimate aims would be revolutionary in a country that so cherishes its meat.
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Trump, for his part, has maintained that he is well-liked among women, saying he cherishes them.
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It controls its entire supply chain, which is unusual even in an industry that cherishes raw materials.
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" Pence: "This shameless embrace of a culture of death is startling to every American who cherishes life.
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But the NFL star says he cherishes the years he spent with his college sweetheart-turned fiancée.
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And Mollie knows the Storyteller who holds her in His hand and cherishes her in His heart.
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In fact, he's someone who cherishes adoration from strangers and likes to accumulate them by the minute.
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The practice is something that Kotb and Haley do regularly that the mother of one cherishes deeply.
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If you're someone who cherishes international and art house cinema, it's a good time to have Roku.
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Plus, they have been very loyal surrogates for months now – a quality Trump cherishes in those around him.
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Now we know that it is inscribed in the origin story Wind Gap cherishes enough to keep reliving.
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But art handling helps pay the bills, and she cherishes the flexibility that her part time hours allow.
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Fifty years into his stage career, André De Shields cherishes the ability to change what is to come.
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Watch: Natasha Stoynoff Breaks Silence, Accuses Donald Trump of Sexual Assault Now, NatashaDe Alencar says she cherishes the call.
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Eva Mendes might have two daughters of her own, but she still cherishes her relationship with her own mother.
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He cherishes every moment he has with the 10-year-old, noting that he tries to "keep things simple."
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Another bag she cherishes is a crystal clutch from the label that she inherited from her late friend, Stephanie.
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Lastly, this strategic roadmap will have to be approved by a president who says he cherishes unpredictability above all.
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"Together we are building a culture that cherishes the dignity and worth of human life," he told the crowd.
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He proved that he has those qualities England cherishes in spades, in a way that others, perhaps, do not.
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She will continue to travel to virtually every event with Nick, who cherishes a close relationship with his family.
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How this careful proposal squares with the joys of freedom and speed that he cherishes elsewhere gets little ink.
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Above all else, you're Americans and you're entitled to leadership that honors you, cherishes, you and totally defends you.
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The practice is something the mother of one, 54, and Haley do regularly that the longtime television journalist cherishes deeply.
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In a world that cherishes gadgets that keep getting smaller and lighter, the Fluance Fi70 is a big hulking WTF.
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Perhaps some old scars remain, but it would seem that the Dark Destroyer cherishes his new life in the light.
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Time will tell, but one thing is for sure: Any American who cherishes our constitutional rights should be sincerely concerned.
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But China's single-minded obsession with stability through repression is counterproductive in a well-functioning region that cherishes political freedom.
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Having survived such a harsh history, Armenia has emerged as a democracy that cherishes the many layers of its past.
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Still, she cherishes the cottage industry in Ireland, which produces a diverse range of talent in a surprisingly inclusive environment.
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"Let us work together to build a culture that cherishes innocent life," the president, who has promised to overturn Roe v.
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The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt star not only cherishes the act of drinking wine, but also its power to bring people together.
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She also now cherishes her downtime at her ranch in Abiquiu, New Mexico, where she resides for some of the year.
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Now that we do, it is easy to conclude that Trump has an odd way of showing that he cherishes something.
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He cherishes the annual reunion when his daughter and son-in-law arrive from Florida with their two healthy, bounding children.
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Scott MacConnell cherishes the memory of his years at Amherst College, where he discovered his future métier as a theatrical designer.
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" Mr. Kim has said he cherishes the "friendly relationship and trust" forged with Mr. Trump, whom he once called a "dotard.
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For every American who cherishes freedom and democracy, New Year's Day should mean far more than college bowl games and parades.
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Mr. Trump obviously cherishes — and actively cultivates — his reputation as someone who will work to crush those who dare defy him.
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It must make estimates, whether it likes a proposal or not, and it cherishes its reputation as a bipartisan "wet blanket".
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South Korea, which remains technically at war with the nuclear-armed North Korea, cherishes its strong alliance with the United States.
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It cherishes the appeal these prints held for van Gogh while also explaining the artist's appraisal of this alluring art form.
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" In addition, she reassured us that she "always cherishes" the gifts she receives from her children — "it's always something from the heart.
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Mr. Choo cherishes childhood memories from the 1960s, watching tappers on a rubber plantation his father managed in Johor State, Malaysia. Mrs.
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As he takes an angry hatchet to one Chinese dream, he cherishes another: of a democratic nation with "minds and hearts unchained".
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The 22-year-old spends at least 30 hours a week in the gym, so she cherishes her only day off – Sunday.
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But as much as he cherishes those moments, Mirnyi said his favorite time was his brief off-season in November and December.
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He cherishes being the ringmaster of a three-ring circus, and there's nothing about his ego that suggests he'd ever step down.
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We shared a common belief in the greatness of a country that cherishes diversity, protects religious freedom, and champions equality and openness.
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"Tomorrow, he will probably tell you how much he loves and respects and cherishes 'the women,' " the Florida Democrat wrote on Medium.
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But he cherishes his actors (many from his native Australia, where the film was shot), and his bravado has a bracing vigor.
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While her work keeps her incredibly busy, Vargas (who split from singer Marc Cohn in 2014) cherishes every moment with her two children.
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He has ushered in a new era at DOJ -- one that cherishes the Constitution and its protection of our freedom from government oppression.
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And the fact that it involved out campaign and our transition should be deeply troubling to anyone cherishes civil liberties in this country.
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I don't know if you should use your BEST bag because, like my wife, you might be someone who cherishes good, disposable bags.
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Because IKEA cherishes its status as the go-to place for people with thin wallets, it may be difficult to market higher ranges.
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Ms. Banerjee, 64, whose supporters call her "didi" (elder sister) and who cherishes her image as a street fighter, has not backed down.
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Suddenly, Changez is aware that the cosmopolitan markers of identity he so cherishes—from his Ivy League education to his metrosexual underwear—are irrelevant.
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"Nobody cherishes and nobody respects women more than Donald Trump," he said after being introduced by famed former Indiana University basketball coach Bobby Knight.
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He called instead for "a culture that cherishes innocent life" and said he would ask Congress to pass a law banning late term abortions.
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His parents are from China and were raised in Vietnam, and it's the blend of these two food cultures he still craves and cherishes.
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That would be a hard sell in a country that cherishes its collective-bargaining traditions, in which employers and unions negotiate annual wage deals.
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Photo from Ren Hang, published by TASCHEN To me, his work at its core simply cherishes human desire, celebrating relationships regardless of the identities involved.
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A man without a party, without a president, and with almost nobody else in the legislative body he cherishes to turn to as an ally.
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Manchester City's hierarchy cherishes this competition; for those in its corridors of power in Abu Dhabi, the Champions League is where true greatness is established.
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He cherishes the freedom to worship and believe as he pleases, even though he suspects Islam has played a major role in his CARRP case.
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In a beautifully sun-lit spot in the California hills, Perico shoots dice, plays pool, and sips Hennessy with the people he cherishes the most.
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She cherishes life and is an eternal optimist, believing in hope and love, even though she's seen a lifetime's worth of evil in her adventures.
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"There is no doubt Kenya cherishes its relationship with China, but by no means should it sacrifice these individuals' rights for political expediency," he said.
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There is also the handsome man in white tie and tails who collects and cherishes all the lines that have ever been cut from scripts.
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But the one Nora most cherishes, and worries over, is the difficult oldest son, handsome black-haired Patrick, a troublemaker from before he was born.
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The museum, for its part, obviously cherishes the local history attached to these dolls, as a part of a wider collection that champions Olmsted Country heritage.
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MacLaine still continues to work steadily, but now cherishes her downtime at her ranch in Abiquiu, New Mexico, where she resides for some of the year.
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"Let us work together to build a culture that cherishes innocent life," said President Donald Trump during his State of the Union speech on Tuesday night.
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But she cherishes the time the trio spent together performing at Coachella, saying that despite the "long days" it was "so fun" to reunite on stage.
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The 41-year-old president, who has never personally seen a war but cherishes history, needs a compelling argument with which to unite his fragmented country.
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" He concluded: "As someone who loves this country and cherishes its ideals, it is profoundly painful to watch and even worse to play a part in.
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Months later, he still cherishes it so much that he went to the back of the store to retrieve it so he could show it off.
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What everyone cherishes about Paris — its people, its museums, its energy, and its tremendous beauty — can only survive for so long without the support of curious travelers.
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While he later shared that he had since trashed all his father-son memorabilia, the one item he cherishes to this day is a necklace from Jack.
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Canadians 'saved my life' Ahmed and Hossain say they were drawn to America as the land of opportunity, home of refugees, a place that cherishes human rights.
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Those who support the ban say the technology is flawed and a serious threat to civil liberties, especially in a city that cherishes public protest and privacy.
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I was struck by abundance of US paraphernalia there, which suggested to me that Saudi Arabia deeply cherishes its relationship so much that it borders on reverence.
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We want to build a system that protects and cherishes the freedom of the Internet while protecting the rights of individuals, and their property, including intellectual property.
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Akesson speaks plainly and calmly, better suited to a Swedish audience that still cherishes consensus over conflict than the brash antagonism employed by leaders such as Trump.
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She later told PEOPLE that moments like those are the ones she cherishes most because she gets to take a step back and really appreciate the experience.
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For starters, the company exhibits many of the qualities that Buffett cherishes: a wide "moat" to keep out competitors, sustainable and predictable earnings and a high dividend.
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Today, she cherishes the small, two-bedroom house she rents, with a yard where her children can safely play, away from drugs and gang violence in Dallas.
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Concretely, our flag is a piece of cloth; it merely represents the values and ideas we believe our country cherishes- among them liberty and justice for all.
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" We asked what that meant and were told, "He really cherishes the fact that he's alive, and wants to make the most of it in every respect.
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She's called Lenù, and the story she tells is the story of her best friend Lila, the surrogate sister/mother that Lenù alternately cherishes, envies, and despises.
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But though Prince Muhammad cherishes photo ops with tech royalty such as Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and Google's Sergey Brin, the region generates only skimpy revenues for Big Tech.
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Crafting items from metal comes naturally to Geng, who cherishes childhood memories of sneaking into the factory where his welder father worked, to observe him and occasionally help.
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Luyendyk Jr. went on to note that out of all the activities he and his daughter get to do together, he cherishes their morning routine most of all.
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Can I underline how shocking we should find it that it's harder for gay people to know that God loves and cherishes us if we grew up Christian?
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He seeks the party's nomination in order to block any rival from winning it, but then turns it down to protect the image of independence that he cherishes.
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While Mr. de la Serna cherishes bobal, his philosophy is to make wines from a blend of grapes, which he believes is the tradition of Mediterranean southern Europe.
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The crisis, though, illustrated a "paradox" in a country that cherishes its generous welfare state and was becoming less inclined to pay for it through taxes, he said.
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The proud mom says having her son at home has brought on new, exciting moments she cherishes, such as when Adler began to lift his bottle by himself.
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She's also responsible for providing him with an unorthodox source of palliative care that he cherishes far more than Japanese knives and memories of pork sandwiches: a parrot.
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David, 31, tells PEOPLE that he drove in late overnight to take Willow to her dance — and cherishes any opportunity to take silly photos with his daughter and Lenox.
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And he isn't looking to change the world that Wonder Woman dislikes — the same one that Superman cherishes — as much as he is out to affirm what he believes.
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This total vindication of the President of the United States and our campaign should be welcomed by every American who cherishes the truth and the integrity of our elections.
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The things Kardashian truly cherishes about her home, where she lives with her three kids — Mason, 7; Penelope, 4; and Reign, 2 — were all given to her by family.
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But in addition to the work, Mr. Findling cherishes the up-tempo exchange of ideas, the energy and unlikely experiences that come with being on the vanguard of culture.
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Anne-Marie cherishes the festive ambience and international flavor of the French Open, and the relative calm of her location, a shady spot in the shadow of the bullring.
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"It's definitely a bar that cherishes those that bring something to the table," says Sweitzer, an artist and teacher who was a regular herself before coming onboard in 210.
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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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Last month, ET caught up with the movie star where he gushed about the moments he cherishes most with his son, whom he shares with his ex-wife, Anna Faris.
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It's been 15 years since the premiere of cult favorite teen drama The O.C. premiered, but Rachel Bilson still cherishes fond memories from the show that made her a star.
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Still beloved and cheered in the Bay Area he cherishes as home, Bonds finished his career under the cloud of steroids allegations that made him a villain most everywhere else.
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A tangle of tax breaks is unlikely to be relinquished without a fight, and the coddled manufacturing sector cherishes the subsidies and trade barriers that shield it from foreign competition.
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White, widely regarded as a key factor that opened the floodgates of money in state court judicial elections, which O'Connor sees as damaging the prestige of the judiciary she cherishes.
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While he obviously cherishes the traditional comfort foods of his youth in Senegal, he likes to bring in bright elements from elsewhere: Asia, North Africa, the Middle East and Brooklyn.
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He cherishes the friends he has made and the deep conversations he has had with fellow high achievers — but also those with students who have challenged his long-held assumptions.
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" And while Philipps cherishes the homemade gifts her daughters Birdie Leigh, 9, and Cricket Pearl, 4, bring home, for obvious sentimental reasons, she doesn't want to guess about the "other stuff.
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Farrukh Shahbaz, who 14 years ago inherited his father's blue 1961 Vespa, has had to have the scooter repaired three times, but he cherishes the love his father had for the machine.
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"[Coffee] mitigates headaches, cherishes the animal spirits, takes away listlessness and languor, and is serviceable in all obstructions arising from languid circulation," wrote John Hull Brown in Early American Beverages in 1966.
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They chose the United States, not because they were seeking an easy life, but because they wanted to live in freedom and experience for themselves the opportunities our country cherishes and defends.
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The only real change will be that Mr. Biden will need a new car, since the 1967 Corvette that he got from his father and still cherishes is just for special occasions.
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Back in the day he was a school wrestling star, and a composition book containing his clippings and journal entries seems to be the only thing in the world that Monique cherishes.
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Janina cherishes the local fauna and detests the hunters who slaughter the creatures with impunity, believing that "if people behave brutally towards Animals, no form of democracy is ever going to help them".
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When Trump extended the specious olive branch during his State of the Union address – "let us work together to build a culture that cherishes innocent life" — it was nothing but a hollow statement.
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But that bosom will approve, that even at so great an expense, I should effectually wipe away a more serious stain from a name, which it cherishes with no less elevation than tenderness.
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Nonetheless, he cherishes a certain dissonance in the décor, at least — the furniture and oddments from his grandmother, like the shawl on the piano, that do not quite fit with their sophisticated surroundings.
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They are mainly intended to shock the white community… But most of all, alienated from society and knowing that this society cherishes property above people, [rioters are] shocking it by abusing property rights.
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The Harvey Weinstein scandal in the United States has accelerated a rethink of attitudes toward sexual harassment in France, a country that cherishes its self-image as the land of seduction and romance.
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Quite how far this goes towards preserving the multilateral, liberal European order Mrs Merkel so cherishes—and as whose protector in dark times she may wish to be remembered—is a matter for debate.
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Feeling down on her luck, Pink broke down but unexpectedly went home with a greater life lesson that she still cherishes to this day — and it was all thanks to late comedian Robin Williams.
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"Maine has this oddity of having all of this space in an area of the country that cherishes town meetings and town governments," said Kenneth Palmer, a professor emeritus at the University of Maine.
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" Her mother, one of the surviving daughters, cherishes time with her children as a result of what she endured, she said: "She wants to be as close with us and in touch as possible.
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Right now, one of the best places to find it is on a Twitter account that cherishes that lost checker, the random potato, and that most mysterious of creatures: the quirky, but nice neighbor.
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With a busy touring schedule, King says she cherishes quiet moments with her man at their home in Brooklyn, where they live down the street from her mom, model London King, and step-dad.
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And the reports that a Saudi Arabian journalist may have been tragically murdered in Turkey should be deeply concerning to everyone who cherishes a freedom of the press and human rights across the globe.
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At risk of reading too much subtext into a fun show, "GLOW" seems designed to compare the well-worn tropes that wrestling cherishes with the authentic relationships and dialogue that fuel good TV comedy.
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Harold Weill, chief rabbi of the Bas-Rhin region, said, according to the news agency Agence-France Presse, that the Jewish community "loves this country, it cherishes it, but it is asking itself questions."
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A resounding conclusion at a recent summit in Malta is that Europe needs to look to itself, not across the Atlantic, to uphold the values of the free market and liberal democracy that it cherishes.
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In fact, they argue that tolerance for LGBTQ citizens is exactly why Muslims need to be kept out of the country: Their "backward" culture makes them a threat to the liberal values the West cherishes.
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He can exhibit a near-nasty streak in dealing with his correspondents—the new collection includes two samplings called "You Ask the Questions"—but more typically Amis cherishes the most cosmopolitan virtue of all, humor.
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The government "always cherishes promotion of freedom of press and freedom of expression", the Foreign Ministry added in Monday's statement, saying the RFA and Voice of America were free to reopen their offices in Cambodia.
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As recently as Tuesday evening, Mr. Trump was deploying his Twitter account for a cause Mr. McConnell cherishes, endorsing Senator Luther Strange, Republican of Alabama, a week before his Republican primary in a special election.
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This is the first time that Taylor has let anyone touch her hair in eight years, so she definitely had some jitters, but adding to her nerves was the fact she cherishes her valuable blonde wig.
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And the report's staggering account of Russia's comprehensive social media and hacking effort to amplify political discord in America cannot help but raise new questions about the legitimacy of the 2016 election the President so cherishes.
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Tyler Posey, star of the new movie "Truth or Dare," has over a decade of acting success under his belt, but he still remembers — and cherishes — the item he splurged on with his first big paycheck.
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Based on his new research, Beitsch cherishes a more modest hope that at the very least all breast cancer patients will be offered and reimbursed for genetic testing, and perhaps, the same for all cancer patients.
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So it is no inconsequential matter in a culture under attack, and one that so cherishes its intellectual debates, that France's two leading scholars of radical Islam — former friends — have turned bitter rivals over their differing views.
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They hope for only the best for their children that they grow up in a world that is safe and kind, who sees them and cherishes them for who they are regardless of color, ethnicity, identity, and status.
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I'm less interested in whether a president kneels down than in whether he or she stands up for the important values that many religions teach — altruism, mercy, sacrifice — along with the religious pluralism that this country rightly cherishes.
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It is, in a culture that cherishes familial proximity, a radical way of thinking by people who otherwise pride themselves on their conventionality (though, lovably, their idea of the conventional tends to not actually be so at all).
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The "Flip My Hair" singer — who recently partnered with JustFab — opened up to PEOPLE last month about how much she cherishes her time at home with her three children, revealing she and husband Eric Decker don't have hired help.
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She cherishes each match and drop of oil in her one-room hovel, yet she always shares, giving part of her meager meal of bread to a dog and even a few crumbs to a colony of red ants.
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Rex Hardy from Wilmington, N.C., cherishes family food traditions: My family and I don't really know our ancestry in terms of cultural related traditions, but we have made some of our own that I'm sure will be passed down.
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The wall, the lights and the roads will be built on about a dozen acres that his grandfather bought in the 1920s, and that will cut him off from the priceless views of the Rio Grande that he cherishes.
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Although many people, including baseball fans around the country, would welcome the removal of Chief Wahoo, there is a significant segment of the Indians' fan base that still cherishes the logo, which has existed in various forms since 1947.
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Chris Pratt Reveals the Time With Son Jack He Cherishes Most (Exclusive) "I think my love language is quality time, so when we can sit down and just be together and spend time together, just me and him," Pratt shared.
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Not only does the "All I Want For Christmas Is You" singer have one of the most iconic Christmas albums of all time (sorry, Justin Bieber), Carey cherishes the spirit of the holidays and spreads a truly shocking amount of cheer.
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The two friends (they costar in the upcoming movie Lizzie) discuss the clothing items Sevigny cherishes most, which includes her communion dress, the prom dress that both she and her mom wore to their school dances and many, many more items.
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"The president cherishes the American Jewish community for everything it stands for and contributes to our country," Ms. Sanders said, noting that one of the president's daughters is Jewish, and his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, is descended from Holocaust survivors.
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The problem is whether the world will let him stay this happy — whether joy can be a viable artistic perspective in a time of social crisis; whether the ideals he cherishes can hold up against the unrest and chaos of history.
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"This move doesn't seem to be in line with upholding the freedom of the press and freedom expression, which are values the EU cherishes a lot," Mina Andreeva, a spokeswoman for the European Union's executive arm, told a daily news briefing.
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But our society in general already emphasizes, cherishes, and praises us when we conform to those expectations — a lesson that young people of all genders begin to internalize at an incredibly young age, that's reinforced through pervasive cultural body-shaming.
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Using Ruby as a shield for her idealism, Karen secretly cherishes the one blond-haired child in her daughter's class, speculates on the ability of poor families to "recognize the Evite format" and lives in fear of processed foods and twerking.
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Together, we worked on utilizing her remorse to pinpoint the virtues she most cherishes — "I care about being nice rather than being right" was one — since focusing on the damage already done wouldn't do her or her relationships any good.
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While Macron, a former investment banker, is more relaxed about the use of English than previous French leaders, the move marks a big step for a country that takes deep pride in its language and cherishes its legal system rooted in Roman law.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The Harvey Weinstein scandal is forcing a rethink of attitudes toward sexual harassment in France, a country that cherishes its self-image as the land of seduction and romance, said the minister tasked with cracking down on violence against women.
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This may be the case in a college town like Ann Arbor, but nationally, two companies control around 65 percent of the market, and the one that owns Budweiser has bought up nearly a dozen of the "independent" craft brewers Crane cherishes.
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Mike Pence of Indiana faced on Tuesday night, as he labored to defend Donald Trump, a nominee with contempt for many of the principles, much of the policy agenda and all of the dignity of the Republican Party that Mr. Pence cherishes.
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Ireland cherishes its neutrality and is not part of the U.S.-led NATO alliance, but Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said it was not neutral when it came to such an attack and that it was important to show solidarity with its nearest neighbor.
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Still, one obvious response was offered last week by my colleague David Brooks, who argued that liberalism does not have an inevitable arc: It also has the capacity to regenerate itself, to support the goods Deneen cherishes and solve the problems he identifies.
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The idea that a United States citizen was thrown out of a rally that was headlined by the President, simply for not cheering fanatically enough, and was then held in custody by the Secret Service, should alarm anyone who cherishes freedom of expression.
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He cherishes his childhood on the Upper West Side: taking the subway alone to see Rangers games at Madison Square Garden, getting bumped into on the subway, fighting for space in a crosswalk and learning to navigate the city alone at age 12.
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I hope he understands the election not only as a gift but as a warning, and that he can summon the qualities of leadership to move the court he clearly cherishes to safer ground, for its own institutional well-being and for ours.
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Therein is the most anguished of the questions posed by terrorism: How do we, as a society that cherishes our freedoms, that draws strength from its diversity, respond to terrorism that explicitly rejects those values and seeks to infect us with the killer's grisly cynicism?
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The black and white photo shared by the Royal Collection Trust to mark its 67th anniversary on Tuesday shows Queen Elizabeth giving a hint of a smile as she wears pearl earrings and Girls of Great Britain and Ireland tiara, a sparkler she still cherishes today.
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But Black Panther also offers the kind of story that so many of his fellow superheroes can't: a legend that empowers those with brown skin, cherishes Africa, and rewrites history to create a black monarchy that rules the most intelligent and powerful country in the world.
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Marlene Schiappa, the French minister tasked with cracking down on violence against women, said in a comment to Reuters that the Weinstein scandal forced a rethink of attitudes toward sexual harassment in France, a country that cherishes its self-image as the land of seduction and romance.
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Hosting any American leader is demanding enough with the usual requirements of diplomacy, protocol and geopolitics, but with Mr. Trump comes an additional challenge: how to entertain and impress a president who relishes spectacle and cherishes anything that is the first, the most or the biggest.
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"The supreme leader cherishes her voice and North Koreans notice it as well, so there is no reason for Kim Jong Un to replace someone who has been called a treasure in North Korea," said Ahn Chan-il, a North Korean defector who now lives in South Korea.
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Trump needs cash, but GOP donors not opening their wallets Though Trump's campaign disagrees that he will struggle with women -- the candidate regularly notes that he "cherishes" women -- Clinton's top aides said that by leaning hard into the historic nature of her campaign, she could win married women.
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The decision to cast a man as one of the sisters can seem like a gag (Perfetti wears a black silk skirt, which gives off a gothic rustle when he moves), but it turns serious when we realize how much Masha cherishes her sense of her own difference.
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" Winfrey famously cherishes books, and Oprah's Book Club — which she started back in 1996 and will soon be coming to Apple's new streaming service — has helped send many a tome to best-seller stardom, from "Song of Solomon" by Toni Morrison in the club's inaugural year to Michelle Obama's "Becoming.
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Angelina Jolie's acting prowess and timeless red carpet looks continue to inspire new generations, but her roles as a mother and humanitarian are those she cherishes most — a passion she's weaving into her latest venture as the face of Guerlain's new scent, Mon Guerlain, by donating her entire salary to charity.
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Dr. Harmetz, who invested $12,500 on his own behalf, as well as $12,500 for his mother, which helped finance her end-of-life care, cherishes the framed Playbills and tickets and press clips he has saved from opening-night performances of "Jersey Boys" in New York, London and Las Vegas.
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Cleve cherishes the bullhorn given to him by Harvey Milk; Roma pitches riotous arguments in meetings with feminists and lesbians and gay leaders about what to prioritize; and after Ken opens up a drop-in soup kitchen for gay teens, he ends up owing his life to a trans runaway whom he mentors.
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When he did try to sound vaguely like a leader, spooning out kind words for the L.G.B.T. community (which he of course cherishes), he sounded ridiculous, about as genuine as some of those Southern congressmen did expressing their solidarity with New Jerseyans after Hurricane Sandy before they voted against the emergency funding.
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The episode her family considers her biggest mistake is the episode she cherishes above others — "the thought of having never met Leo was the one thing she couldn't bear" — and the stepsiblings with whom she was once randomly tossed, like old sweaters in a bin, have since become a part of her adulthood.
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It's an access point to an amiable throwback of an album that cherishes analog-style 1990s hip-hop, with a jazzy studio band and guests including Bilal, Raphael Saadiq, Ladybug Mecca (of Digable Planets), Laeticia Sadier (of Stereolab) and Luther Vandross's vocals from "So Amazing," reimagined with a more organic backup track.
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Read: Mike Pence endorses Ted Cruz "I'm going to support the Republican nominee, but my choice in the Indiana primary is Ted Cruz, because I believe he's a principles conservative, who, like me cherishes and has fought for the Reagan agenda of less government, less taxes, traditional values and a strong military," Pence told Bash.
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When Thomas Jefferson passed through, in 1788, he sent a sketch of the street plan back home, as a possible template for the layout of Washington, D.C. The town is also the birthplace of the inventor of the bicycle, an entrepreneurial baron named Karl von Drais—a fact that Sloterdijk, who loves cycling, cherishes.
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The proposed sale of all or part of the state's controlling 50.6% share in ADP, which operates Paris Charles de Gaulle to the north of the capital and Orly to the south, is the most eye-catching of the slate of privatizations planned by Macron in a country that cherishes the protection of public services.
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The Op-Ed ran in The New York Times opinion section on Friday under the headline, "I Ran the C.I.A. Now I'm Endorsing Hillary Clinton," and the piece delivered the kind of public support a campaign cherishes: During a 33-year career at the Central Intelligence Agency, I served presidents of both parties — three Republicans and three Democrats.
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Donald J. Trump says regularly that he "cherishes" women and that he would be their greatest advocate as president, but his latest feud with Ted Cruz — in which he threatened the Texas senator's wife, Heidi, and reposted an unflattering picture of her on Twitter — has resurfaced questions about his history of making comments that some find to be sexist.
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For River, then, this is its last and only chance to win the trophy it cherishes more than any other by beating its fiercest foe in front of its adoring fans; for Boca, it is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to inflict the most excruciating humiliation imaginable on its eternal rival, to secure the greatest victory in its history on enemy territory.
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The platforms "have a role, if not a responsibility, to monitor the content on their sites to ensure that people aren't threatened with violence or worse, and at the same time to provide a platform that protects and cherishes freedom and free speech, but at the same time does not allow it to descend into a platform for hate," they said.
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"They have a role, if not a responsibility, to monitor the content on their sites to ensure that people aren't threatened with violence or worse, and at the same time to provide a platform that protects and cherishes freedom and free speech, but at the same time does not allow it to descend into a platform for hate," the first White House official said when asked about the draft executive order.
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If you are, as I am, a sentimental middle-aged person who cherishes certain Coplandian notions about the essential goodness of the nation, seeing this kind of thing in person—adults shouting wrathfully at one another with no intention of persuasion, invested only in escalating spite—will inject a palpable sadness into your thinning, under-exercised legs, and you may find yourself collapsing, post-rally, against a tree in a public park, feeling hopeless.
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