Nicole clutched Jadon for two hours, cherishing every lasting second.
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Coco Austin is cherishing her nursing moments with her daughter.
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Kotb recently told PEOPLE she's cherishing every single minute of parenthood.
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Joanna Gaines is cherishing her time with a brand-new baby.
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Rather than cherishing the complexity of belief, he chooses spiritual arrogance.
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Cherishing the national culture and values, nationalism need not hold them superior.
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But instead of cherishing those rights and freedoms, we overvalue the symbols.
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Pulisic stayed on the field long after the final whistle, cherishing his achievement.
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Chad Michael Murray is cherishing his new normal as a father of two.
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It's about cherishing objects as much as people and I find that special.
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But cherishing every second of every day that I got to carry him.
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Here are 17 memes from The Rise of Skywalker trailer we're currently cherishing.
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The queen of reinvention is cherishing the past as she fights for son Rocco.
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Cherishing the same hope, his father continued to run a parent company in Iran.
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Jessie James Decker is cherishing every moment of being pregnant — for the final time.
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"We're committed to celebrating and cherishing her and we're listening to her," he said.
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Poaching and cherishing fighters Getting into the MMA business is "simple" according to Coker.
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It is treasuring the ball, cherishing possession, every touch perfect and every pass precise.
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Furthermore, her use of technology seems antithetical to haute couture's cherishing of the handmade.
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We need these moments of cherishing God's gifts and renewing our zest for life.
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Says Candice: "We're cherishing some time at home to bond with this precious little guy."
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"Cherishing every moment with Miles, even the long nights and feeding sessions," she tells PEOPLE.
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People started cherishing their big government health program once Trump threatened to take it away.
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They're about making discoveries and cherishing what's in the world--including things that we can't understand.
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Now settling into life as a family of four, Eklund is cherishing every moment with his children.
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For me, it all begins with cherishing the dignity, the worth, the value of all human life.
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" The "7 Rings" singer later posted a picture with Barbra and captioned it, "Cherishing this moment forever.
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"So I think the lesson is twofold — it's not just about money, it's also about cherishing something."
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For mobile, prosperous, worldly people, the cherishing of diversity is a cardinal virtue; we dote on difference.
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"This is worth both sides cherishing and safeguarding," Geng added, at a regular news briefing in Beijing.
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We are soaking in the newborn time as much as we can and cherishing every moment with her.
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While mourning the loss of her husband, Craig Strickland's wife is cherishing the memories she has of him.
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Kate Gosselin is "cherishing every moment" that she has with her twin daughters before they leave for college.
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Many told horror stories about their ordeals, all while cherishing the fact that they had their children back.
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The family is spending as much time with Thomas as they can, and cherishing sweet moments like this.
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But it all for me begins with cherishing the dignity, the worth, the value of every human life.
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The lack of hard legal protection is why Tian emphasizes the importance of cherishing the age-old ethical codes.
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" Cole concluded, "Anyway, I am cherishing these last moments before I have to share you with this wild world.
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That uncertainty about love and all the things that matter is worth cherishing and leaving alone and living through.
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It's something worth smiling about and cherishing, because no matter how small, it's something totally worth waking up for.
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Let's teach the next generation the basics of safe firearm usage and the virtues of cherishing our hunting traditions.
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Because the only all-embracing truth of that salve lies in finding pleasure where you can and cherishing it.
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Pregnancy number five was a surprise for Tori Spelling, and she's cherishing every moment of her latest journey to motherhood.
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They seem to be reminding you that welcoming joy is an act of daring — and cherishing it is hard work.
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Crucially, the choir is central here; one segment focuses exclusively, and in cherishing fashion, on the face of one female member.
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"We have something we will be cherishing for the rest of our lives," Petr said in a telephone interview with Reuters.
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As the Obamas' term in the White House nears its end, we're cherishing Michelle Obama's dwindling style moments as First Lady.
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The actress is cherishing every moment with her toddler, and admits that "me time" has become a thing of the past.
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Many in the institute were reluctant to move, cherishing the building's history and worrying that selling it would be selling out.
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Alli's optimism serves as evidence of it: an English player not just undaunted by playing for England, but actively cherishing it.
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It wasn't just young girls cherishing their success this year, it was an entire generation of soccer players and sports fans.
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I wonder why the modernist narrative still championed by museums like Guggenheim and MoMA insists on cherishing male aggression as an asset.
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For now, she kisses them goodbye every morning when she drops them off at school, cherishing every moment she shares with them.
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He merely waited, caressing her, petting her, as if he was cherishing her as much as she was about to cherish him.
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I find that not just often, but usually, the reason I come away cherishing an experience is not the reason I expected.
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"So in that way it was a kind of protest song about cherishing the memories — whether good or bad — of your hometown."
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Although Gideon's health and basic motor functions have begun to decline, the Jolicoeurs are cherishing every moment they have with the little boy.
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We must respond by offering reassurance, by cherishing our wonderfully diverse society, and by affirming the unique contribution of each and every one.
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Revamp his new "voter fraud commission" to include independent voting experts who have an established track record of cherishing the American voting system.
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It is part of a movement of anti-consumerism, or the notion of cherishing what you have rather than incessantly buying new stuff.
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So I've been cherishing both the sheer terror and the pleasure of letting it fly when you know so well what you're doing.
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Now, please excuse us while we finish our daily ritual of Musk cherishing and protecting — he has some wheels to come up with.
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Maybe there are new moms out there who sail blissfully through the days, cherishing each little moment, utterly confident in their new mom-ness.
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They earn around $10 million a year, much of it from South Korean tourists cherishing an opportunity to sample North Korean food and music.
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The night before Wang's graduation, he and his friends stayed up late talking about the past few years, cherishing a few more hours together.
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Mr. Gibson of "22 Minutes" called this "Canadiana," a form of heartland-cherishing, proudly weird humor that has had a resurgence in recent years.
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The whole package, for $9.99, is the kind of indie game you find yourself cherishing every second of — quite literally in the case of Minit.
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If you plan on slowing cherishing said bottle for an extended period of time, Deschamps uses a tool to keep his bubbly from going flat.
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Money is always around art, but it has nothing to do with the making of art, the cherishing of art or the wisdom of it.
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You're having fun in the moment and cherishing it for all that it is because you know how bad it can be outside of it.
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But airmen, soldiers, and sailors cannot be the only ones on whose shoulders rest the burden of cherishing the principles upon which our country is founded.
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Although Beckett was an astute music lover, cherishing the songs of Schubert above all, he resisted musical settings of his plays, deeming the words music enough.
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While her faith adviser wasn't anywhere near the level of a Harvey Weinstein, she did hang out with Weinstein, too, cherishing him as a beloved donor.
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Lively was on hand to accept the award, giving a speech that hammered in the importance of celebrating girl power, setting goals, and cherishing the Spice Girls.
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As much as everyone's thriving in and cherishing the desolate nihilism of the current political moment, you can see why people would want to hear about resolution.
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It's been just over a year since Hoda Kotb adopted her daughter Haley Joy, and the Today co-host says she's cherishing every single minute of parenthood.
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"Trevor went from cherishing Meghan to, as one friend observed, 'feeling like he was a piece of something stuck to the bottom of her shoe,'" writes Morton.
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"Trevor went from cherishing Meghan to, as one friend observed, 'feeling like he was a piece of something stuck to the bottom of her shoe,' " writes Morton.
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Right now, Chi Chi and her supportive network of family and friends are focused on cherishing every day, instead of worrying about what the future may hold.
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The former reality star has been cherishing her moments with family and friends following the difficult months involving her brother Michael's death and her Chicago car accident.
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The resurgent nationalism instigating this tendency nourishes itself on the fear of migrants and social contagion, while cherishing the impossible ideal of purity within the walled polity.
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When we are not eating, we'll be cherishing the new babies, cracking jokes until they go too far and catching up on one another's joys and struggles.
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But all are wrestling with similar challenges: worry, attempts to still work, uncertainty about the future, and the balance between adjusting to being cooped up and cherishing safety.
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We cannot control what the Russians do, not completely, but we can decide what we do and that this searches old experiment we call American democracy is worth cherishing.
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Emily Maynard Johnson is cherishing every moment as a wife and mother of four, but there was a time when she wasn't sure she'd find her happily ever after.
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Of course, a movie with a setup like this is ultimately going to be about the importance of family and friends and cherishing those that are close to us.
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"The great thing about adding Dwight to our group and something that Dwight is embracing and cherishing is that we play as a team," Hawks coach Mike Budenholzer said.
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It believes wholeheartedly in the power of story, cherishing the idea that we can learn about ourselves and the world around us through the tales we tell one another.
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Now, with the nursery checked off their to-do list, Justin and Emily are focused on cherishing their last few days as a family of three before their son's arrival.
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It spoke to me as a new father, and as someone who, like Kratos, looks back at their older self in embarrassment, cherishing the growth that comes from getting older.
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As we reported ... Tom posted a lengthy message to Patriots Nation explaining it's finally time to leave, but not before cherishing all the good memories -- like 6 Super Bowl rings.
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I'm 32 and maybe I'm too old for that but you only live once and I didn't get to win the Cup in my 20s so I'm cherishing every moment right now.
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The British cyclist Joanna Rowsell-Shand was still cherishing her latest Olympic gold medal when her teammate Becky James rallied on the final lap of the women's keirin to win a silver.
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But, of course, there are bottles of champagne worth cherishing, and if you&aposre going to go ahead and dish out, you want to make sure you&aposre not getting duped, right?
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He also recalled McCain as a man who could be cantankerous and stubborn but treated political opponents, including Democrats, with mutual respect while cherishing friendships struck up with those with whom he differed.
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Clearly cherishing every moment spent with her daughter Chicago, 7 months, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star shared a sweet photo of the pair enjoying some mother-daughter playtime in the water.
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The record as a whole tells the story of a relationship, beginning from this ballad of extreme codependency and ending with "Loving What You Hate," a counterintuitive song about cherishing one's partner's flaws.
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Mr. Emerson's cherishing of the physical world is enhanced in exquisitely sensory ways by a design team that includes Christine Jones (set designer), David Lander (lighting), Nevin Steinberg (sound) and Peter Nigrini (projections).
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"Adore," the six-minute centerpiece of the album, could have been an uplifting ballad about doing the right things and cherishing the moment; instead, it struggles against minor chords and an insistent bass undertow.
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In the aftermath of the horrific tragedies in El Paso and Dayton, we need to be elevating the things that bind us together, cherishing our values, helping others and holding our loved ones close.
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Mother's Day is the perfect day for praising moms over brunch that they pay for, reflecting on all the many times that they helped you out of difficult situations, and cherishing your special relationships.
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Poor Ella, about whom there is disappointingly little in this book, focused as it is on his adulthood, evidently won no points for not only delivering her 11-pound Eugene but also cherishing him.
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In "Strange Birth," Sara (Ellen Adair), a dowdy 31-year-old cleaning woman, guardedly observes her clients' romantic misfortunes, cherishing the safety of her unmarried status until a letter arrives and upends her assumptions.
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The Great Communicator hailed the artist for portraying the country with compassion, humour and goodwill and for cherishing the values that give Americans strength, namely: "love of God and Country, hard work, neighbourhood, the family".
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Ghosh has said in interviews that his project is different, that he intends to move away from the modern novel's emphasis on style and observation, its cherishing of everyday details and emotional nuances after Flaubert.
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So to see him in an intimate space, surrounded by friends and family projecting out good intentions before he went out to exert his energy on to thousands of eager fans, was a moment worth cherishing.
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"Please know that our entire community stands with you in this time of grief, and they join me in cherishing Savannah's memory," Karen P. McGrath, the vice president for enrollment and student experience, said in a statement.
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"Please know that our entire community stands with you in this time of grief, and they join me in cherishing Savannah's memory," Karen P. McGrath, the vice president for enrollment and student experience, said in the statement.
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Such spheres of social endeavor arise not through buying and selling but through cherishing what cannot be bought and sold: things like love, loyalty, art and knowledge, which are not means to an end but ends in themselves.
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With much respect to Ms. Schulman, who ably served as The Nation's poetry editor for 35 years, we hardly see how this is tantamount to abandoning The Nation's storied tradition of provoking readers and cherishing a free press.
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Any distinct way of life — whether grounded in faith or cherishing individual freedom, political deliberation and representation — is viewed as an existential threat to a Chinese regime which relies on information control, political centralization and theft to survive.
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He has decided to purchase the iPhone 7 instead, and has been making the most of his first time waiting in line by cherishing his Apple gift card and poking fun at passerbys questioning what the line is for.
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" The "Before He Cheats" singer is currently pregnant with her second child, another boy, and a source recently told PEOPLE that, "while [the family is] excited for a family of four, they're cherishing their last Christmas as a family of three.
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As we find ourselves in a position of cherishing what we've always taken for granted, we need to retrain our minds as well as our bodies because right now we're all dancers, and we need to start acting like it.
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Bournemouth and RB Leipzig and Sassuolo and Eibar did not have to worry about cherishing a gilded past; they were free to carve out a new path, to take risks, to do things differently, to write on a fresh page.
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But analysts warn that Beijing is unlikely to push North Korea to the brink of collapse, still cherishing its neighbor as a buffer against the influence of the United States and its closest allies in the region, Japan and South Korea.
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But there are people who think his potential game-winning shot would have gone in if he didn't attend a graduation in the morning, to which I say congrats to Vince for caring about his education and cherishing an important life moment.
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She's cherishing the cozy, intimate hush of the first morning of the New Year, "cleaning up bottles" with her significant other, praying the romantic contentment isn't as ephemeral as sense memory suggests, and vowing to stick around for the crappy, boring, domestic times.
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To me, it's important to write the queer body and queer sex in explicit ways because writing about something with the full weight of a literary tradition behind it is a way of cherishing that thing, and asserting the sacredness of that thing.
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Washington (CNN)Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch headlined his first Washington speech on Thursday, extolling the virtues of cherishing the "din of democracy" as progressive groups gathered outside to protest the fact that the event was held at the Trump International Hotel.
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If the choice is between cherishing the lives of individual animals and fighting to keep entire species from being toppled — to keep the synergistic elements of a chaotic and incomprehensible clockwork together — then the unfortunate letting of some blood is, in their view, unavoidable.
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I also usually have a standard skin routine but am skipping it because I got a facial on Monday and my skin still feels really clean and hydrated and like I don't need to do anything for it (an amazing feeling that I am cherishing).
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I think skateboarding already does a pretty good job of respecting our history and cherishing these characters, so I don't know if we need to make any more special time to keep reflecting on the past, but these are the characters that captivate me the most.
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The trip was put on hold, and when I was able to return to the idea of making the journey, I decided to go with my father, cherishing the opportunity to spend more time with one of the two people who have shaped my life the most.
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" About J. D. Salinger, E. B. White and James Thurber, he wrote, "I have always disliked these men for a covert self-cherishing and self-pity that I find in their work — it is no accident that they constitute the very essence of The New Yorker.
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Lisa has a disfigurement on the side of her face, and when Michael asks to kiss it, thus cherishing the mark that makes her different, he follows the lead of K., in "The Trial," who tenderly puts his lips to the webbed fingers of a young woman named Leni.
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Their boyhoods were a lot alike: Six years older, Jorge Mario Bergoglio was brought up in Buenos Aires in a family of Italian immigrants who took him to the movies often, and he grew up cherishing Italian cinema, especially Fellini's "La Strada" — "a film about the possibility of sainthood," Scorsese calls it.
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These inevitably solipsistic campaigns in which players had no choice but to achieve for themselves, are worth cherishing in the same sense that you might be able to imagine the taste of a very fine wine that was poured into Roman amphorae, loaded onto a ship, and then sunk to the bottom of the Mediterranean.
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While 21919 was a democratic moment, with Woodrow Wilson in Paris presiding over the creation of a newly democratic Europe at the Paris Peace Conference, it was also the moment, for some, of imperial nostalgia, for cherishing the memory of lost emperors and empresses, now imagined perhaps as more human, more caring, than they had actually been when they reigned before the war.
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Here's how she describes herself, in relation to her wealthy cousins, as a 10-year-old: They were not bound to regard with affection a thing that could not sympathize with one amongst them; a heterogeneous thing, opposed to them in temperament, in capacity, in propensities; a useless thing, incapable of serving their interest, or adding to their pleasure; a noxious thing, cherishing the germs of indignation at their treatment, of contempt at their judgment.
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