The photo is usually displayed at Charles' country home Highgrove.
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Angela's van shows up at a perfectly nice country home. See?
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So, yeah, a country home is looking pretty good right now.
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A still enlightened Pierre pays a visit to Andrei's country home.
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The president also has access to a country home in Maryland.
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Sure, in some parts of the country, home prices have been dropping.
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Their country home is designed to be a breath of fresh air.
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"We choose a better deal for all who call our country home."
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We choose a better deal for all who call this country home.
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We choose the better deal for all who call our country home.
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We choose a better deal for all who call this country home.
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A country home might be a less healthy home, a lot less healthy.
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For residents, it is country-home life in the midst of a city.
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As intrigue swirls in a Polish country home, characters volleyed balls and accusations.
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We choose — we choose a better deal for all who call our country home.
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The country home is fully equipped with a gym, swimming pool, and aircraft hangar.
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Eventually, this became a country home for one of Schnitzer's daughters and her family.
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They were combining two apartments in a renovation, and they rented a country home.
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What is it like to visit the country home of Prince William and Princess Kate?
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Trump bonds with her children while gardening at their New Jersey country home on weekends.
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Benjamin W. Maas, an Episcopal priest, officiated at the country home of the groom's parents.
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For country home to some of the world's largest aircraft manufacturers, this is a dismal showing.
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The family is thought to have since returned to their country home in Norfolk, Anmer Hall.
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He attended a Montessori school just a short drive from the family's country home, Anmer Hall.
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The pictures show her in Norfolk, England, where she and Prince William have a country home.
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He went to a Montessori school just a short drive from the family's country home, Anmer Hall.
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The family of five is featured smiling outside their country home, Anmer Hall, in the early fall.
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Uribe, speaking outside his country home, said all Colombians wanted peace but that the deal needed "corrections".
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Andrei heads to the Rostov's country home on the pretense of consulting the count about militia business.
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The holiday portrait was taken in early fall at their country home, Anmer Hall in Norfolk. 19.
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Yet the country — home to more than 350 agriculture and food technology companies — punches above its weight.
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Greece is a beautiful country home to 18 UNESCO World Heritage sites, including Mount Athos and Meteora.
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He and his wife, Sylvia, built what was then a country home on the land in 1934.
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If you call the landline at his country home in Port Royal, you won't reach an answering machine.
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The photos were also taken in a familiar place — the couple's country home, Anmer Hall, in Norfolk, England.
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The toddler prince is expected to celebrate with a tea party at his family's country home, Anmer Hall.
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The family is is expected to gather for a special tea party at their country home, Anmer Hall.
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A smaller gathering will be held on Christmas Day at the Queen's country home in Norfolk, Sandringham House.
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Presidents also have access to a country home, a personal plane, a helicopter, and a post-presidency pension.
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It was Mr. Fowler who was credited with starting a modernized version of the English country home style.
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Years passed, and the gay mecca pilgrimages were increasingly traded for more subdued visits at his country home.
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She had Thanksgiving dinner last year at the country home of Representative Mark Sanford, Republican of South Carolina.
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There are things in her country home, her mother's basement, and racks where she says they shouldn't be.
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Since then, the 26-year-old web and app designer has called a new country home every month.
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Atambayev surrendered to police late on Thursday during the second raid on his country home outside the capital Bishkek.
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Economic problems have long plagued the diverse Middle Eastern country, home to 6 million people and 18 religious communities.
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FELCSUT, Hungary — The Pancho Arena stands about 20 yards from the country home of Viktor Orban, Hungary's prime minister.
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It'd be one thing if he were bringing all 1,000 US troops in the country home, but he's not.
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It'd be one thing if he were bringing all 1,000 US troops in the country home, but he's not.
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Located in the nearby town of Maidenhead, Cliveden is a stately British country home with a lot of history.
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The Queen is staying at her country home in Norfolk, about 110 miles north of London, until early February.
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The candid portrait by Matt Porteous was taken in early fall at their country home Anmer Hall in Norfolk.
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There are now fewer than 20,000 rhinos left in the country, home to 80% of the world's rhino population.
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The snaps, taken by Kate at the family's country home in Norfolk, Anmer Hall, show Louis' clothes covered in grass!
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In Norfolk near their country home, the seaside of Hunstanton and other beaches are favorite outings for the royal mom.
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Harry and Meghan live rent-free in Nottingham Cottage at Kensington Palace, and they don't have a country home yet.
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Next week for George, it will be back to his preschool near the family's country home Anmer Hall in Norfolk.
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Meanwhile, India is trying expand broadband access to larger swaths of the 1.2 billion people who call the country home.
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In years past, Prince George has enjoyed a trip to see Santa near the family's country home of Anmer Hall.
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In years past, Prince George has enjoyed a trip to see Santa near the family's country home of Anmer Hall.
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He was slow to recognize the risks, taking a mid-February holiday with his pregnant fiancée at his country home.
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Sandycombe Lodge, the country home of JMW Turner, was opened to the public following a £22017 million (~$20140 million) restoration.
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Testino snapped the impeccably candid images during the family's intimate post-christening gathering at Sandringham House, Queen Elizabeth's Norfolk country home.
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"I told those Europeans ... I don't need lectures from anybody," Museveni told reporters in his country home in Kiruhura, southwestern Uganda.
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The weasel showed up in a bathroom beside de Roux's parents' country home in 2011, according to an iNaturalist blog post.
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And, of course, there's the actual venue, the enormous country home of the dukes of Marlborough, located in Woodstock, Oxfordshire, England.
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The couple say they hope to remain on the Upper West Side; they also have a country home in the Hamptons.
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Prince William and Kate Middleton are at their country home in Norwich, while Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are in Canada.
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He was often invited to the president's country home, where they discussed politics and culture during long walks in the woods.
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After all, these youth were raised as Americans, speak fluent English, graduated from American schools, and call no other country home.
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Now, the region is one of the fastest-growing metro areas in the country, home to more than 23 million people.
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Since season five, the tent had remained on the grounds of a historic private country home called Welford Park, in Newbury, Berkshire.
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The twins have been hitting the pool at their country home, Roc Agel, twice daily this summer, Prince Albert recently told PEOPLE.
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The small South American country, home to around 3.5 million people, is one of the region's most socially progressive and economically developed.
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The small South American country, home to around 3.5 million people, is one of the region's most socially progressive and economically developed.
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Last year the Constitutional Court ordered Zuma to repay 7.8 million rand ($579,004) in inappropriate state spending on his sprawling country home.
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She quickly sold a condo the couple shared and moved to a French-country home a block from where she grew up.
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The avid players (they have a court at their country home in Norfolk, Anmer Hall) have regularly attend matches over the years.
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Sandringham is Queen Elizabeth's country home, settled in Norfolk and part of the royal family's real estate portfolio since the mid-1800s.
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He has a base in London and a country home bought from the father of triple Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton.
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"The priority is to invest heavily in education and culture," he said, speaking at his art-filled country home outside Abu Dhabi.
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He encounters every slice of Americana there is, and presents the reader with a full picture of who calls the country home.
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Organizers, in the country home to European Union headquarters, apparently couldn't understand what was wrong with poking a little fun at Jews.
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Mr. Craven was at Charleston House here in Firle, which became the country home of the artists Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant.
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Mr. Fisher named the shop after Chartwell, Churchill's country home in Kent, England, but the store wasn't devoted to Churchill, at first.
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I had spent a weekend in the Catskills, hiking through the woods and lying in the grass at a friend's parents' country home.
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The compromise that she put forward at Checquers last week, the P.M.&aposs country home, frankly, it was a betrayal of those things.
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It may seem folly in a country home to over a quarter of the world's truly poor to give people money for nothing.
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The West African country, home to 27.4m people, has now held seven peaceful presidential elections since the return of multiparty democracy in 1992.
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Since that horrific night, the couple has welcomed five kids into their newly built country home and are now pregnant with a sixth.
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For many people in this country, home ownership is still inextricably linked to achieving the traditional American Dream and becoming a "real" adult.
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Are there malevolent spirits haunting this Essex country home, or is there simply an isolated and nervous young woman whose sanity slowly erodes?
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The country, home to only about 3 million people, is a vast expanse of mineral-rich land strategically sandwiched between China and Russia.
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Lashaway appeared on the Season 2 episode "Video Games," in which Hannah and Jessa visit Jessa's father and stepmother in their country home.
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The fund doesn't cover things like upkeep or renovations to Will and Kate's Anmer Hall country home, a gift from the queen herself.
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She also enjoyed a fun day trip with grandparents Carole and Michael Middleton and spent time at the family's country home, Anmer Hall.
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The children, Miles and Flora, live with a housekeeper at Tom and Evelyn's country home, and soon Abigail moves there to join them.
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Many wonder if it will further perpetuate stereotypes — the same ones that once prompted Australia to ban nonwhites from calling the country home.
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Later in the day, the couple took part in a celebration ceremony in the garden of the groom's family's country home in Orient.
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Some time in 2010, Dr. Martin Trenneborg allegedly began building a faux machine shed next to his country home, in Knislinge in southern Sweden.
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A self-portrait by the Dutch Golden Age painter Judith Leyster that was long believed lost was discovered hanging in a family's country home.
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They often escape to their country home – and it's even where they chose to pose together for their super casual 2018 Christmas card photo.
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Kesha, 29, purchased the private country home for $1.4 million in October of 2010, 10 months after the release of her breakout album Animal.
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Stewart, for her part, proposes Maine, where she already has a sprawling country home, frequented by celebrity guests including Jessica Biel and Brendan Fraser.
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The governor — who never was a good friend — allowed him to go to his country home for three days in exchange for a payment.
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Downton Abbey, which ran for six seasons, followed the lives of the elite Crawley family and the servants who worked in their country home.
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At 19, he left his country home for the first time and began a 13-hour train trip to Xi'an, deep in central China.
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And their country home, Anmer Hall, on the grounds of the Queen's Sandringham estate, underwent $2.5 million in renovations to get it royal-ready.
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He lived in a townhouse on Manhattan's tony Upper East Side and a country home in Westchester County, both filled with art and antiques.
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When we meet on the weekends, it is at his country home, and members of his staff serve lunch and then drive me back.
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May's country home to assail the news media once again, deny facts in plain evidence and make a series of false or questionable assertions.
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Ms. de Bruyckere said she based "Kreupelhout" on a downed elm tree she discovered in a field near her country home in Burgundy, France.
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The country — home to 4.7 million people — has been left off charts displayed at the Smithsonian Institution, the Central Park Zoo, Ikea and Starbucks.
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Though he turned 80 that year, he helped to move them there in wheelbarrows from nearby Hawarden (pronounced Harden) Castle, his grand country home.
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In fact, the country home to the biggest number of terrorists who have carried out successful attacks inside the US is the US itself.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were reportedly gifted a country home from Queen Elizabeth II herself, in honor of their recent nuptials, Metro reports.
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The quaint treehouse that Prince William and Prince Harry played in at their country home as kids is ready for their own children to enjoy.
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The desperately poor country, home to Mount Everest, serves as a natural buffer between India and China, which jostle for influence with aid and investment.
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BOCA DEL RÍO, Mexico – As the United States takes a harder line on immigration, thousands who called the country home are being forced to go.
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In doing so, they'll be making fewer trips to their current full-time country home, Amner Hall, where they've lived for the past three years.
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The move means spending less time in their Norfolk country home, Anmer Hall, so they may settle in for the long term at Kensington Palace.
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The photos, which were taken by mom Kate earlier this month at their country home in Norfolk, Anmer Hall, also show off Louis' sweet style.
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A 30-minute drive away from Highgrove, Prince Charles's country home, it's where William and Harry first learned the sport and practiced it growing up.
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"Their aim is not to establish Islamic ideology but to tarnish the image of the government and the country," Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan told Reuters.
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The van Cutsems spent much of their childhood living at Anmer Hall, which is now the country home of William and Kate and their family.
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Lazy and hazy, he depicts in this short tale a sort of idealized country home that makes one want to settle down and raise chickens.
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Mallya has a base in London and a lavish country home bought from Anthony Hamilton, the father of triple Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton.
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For instance, one of the most striking images of the exhibition is an elegantly posed group portrait of a burgher family at a country home.
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Book The French Country House starting at $509 per nightThe French Country House is an antique-filled, you guessed it, French country home in Tauranga.
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But Sajady was convinced that the child's most significant exposure occurred during a family visit to his grandparents' country home in northern Minnesota that summer.
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It could be a messy two years in one of the bluest states in the country, home to a strong class of young Democrats. Rep.
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The Italian government has launched an all-out battle against its coronavirus outbreak: The entire country, home to over 60 million people, is on lockdown.
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Middleton, who celebrates her actual birthday on Thursday, invited close friends and family to her country home in Norfolk the previous evening, according to People.
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The avid player (she and Prince William have a court at their country home in Norfolk, Anmer Hall) have regularly attend the tournament over the years.
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The couple lives at Houghton Hall, not far from Anmer Hall, the country home of the royal couple and their children Prince George and Princess Charlotte.
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By the end of the story, after a scandal — his son accidentally kills someone — his new family is stuck at Howards End, the family country home.
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William and Kate's country home of Anmer Hall was gifted to them by Queen Elizabeth, but the actual ownership of it likely rests with the Queen.
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After battling a heavy cold during the holidays, she received a warm welcome upon arriving at a humble village hall near her Sandringham House country home.
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On the night of March 8, 23, a deadly fire engulfed the couple's Blain, Pennsylvania, country home, claiming the lives of seven of their eight children.
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The flushable America arrived at the Marlborough family's 300-year-old country home, last week, ready for a contemporary art exhibition that will open next month.
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When Prince George was not even 2 years old, he was already planting trees with his grandfather, Prince Charles, at his country home of Highgrove House.
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The Italian government has launched an all-out battle against its coronavirus outbreak: The entire country, home to over 60 million people, was put on lockdown.
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After his death, the company went public, moved into the television business and expanded its magazine portfolio with titles including Country Home, Wood and Midwest Living.
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The two had met at the country home of Colin Tennant, whose wife was a good friend and longtime lady-in-waiting to Margaret, in 1973.
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In Lesotho, a remote country home to just 2000 million people and surrounded by South Africa, abortion is strictly illegal, apart from in life-threatening cases.
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Houston is considered the energy capital of the country, home to 85033 chemical plants, 10 refineries and more than 6,500 miles of oil and gas pipelines.
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During a visit to a farm in Gloucester on Wednesday, Princess Kate revealed all the surprising animals the royals have at their country home of Anmer Hall.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have just settled into their new country home of Frogmore Cottage in Windsor, but are they already planning on another big move?
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As news of Michael's death spread around the world, fans gathered outside his country home and his residence in London's Highgate neighborhood, leaving flowers, candles and notes.
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In 1963 he received a letter from three "Ban the bomb" anti-nuclear weapon campaigners as he met Harold Macmillan at the prime minister's Sussex country home.
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William and Kate were given their country home — a 10-bedroom mansion that sits on the Queen's Sandringham Estate — as a wedding present from the monarch herself.
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The trick to using Rangwali was to save it for small spaces: at Studholme's country home, a former schoolhouse in Somerset, the color had enlivened her pantry.
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The perception in much of the country, home to a third of the world's poorest people, is that government lenders bankroll the lavish lifestyles of the elite.
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He was arrested on Sunday in Tanzania's commercial capital, Dar es Salaam, as he attempted to flee the country, home affairs minister George Simbachawene said on Sunday.
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This month, Jason Wu showed his fall 2020 collection on a runway flanked with overgrown flora that called to mind the garden of an abandoned country home.
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He was also the author of several other books and moonlighted as a jazz pianist on Long Island, where he and his wife had a country home.
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QUEEN ELIZABETH GIVES HARRY AND MEGHAN COUNTRY HOME AS WEDDING GIFT "I'm not surprised that it's selling for that much," local boutique owner Katie Murphy told the outlet.
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California is the top solar generating state in the country, home to about 40 percent of the country's installed solar generating capacity, according to the Energy Information Administration.
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The Million Dollar Listing: New York star created a replica of his and partner Derek Kaplan's Connecticut country home, and the finished product is too pretty to eat.
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George enrolled in at Westacre Montessori School near the family's country home, Anmer Hall in Norfolk, in January 2016, when he was two and a half years old.
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Luckily, he took with him a pine cone to remember his iconic mountainside wander, while Shoigu took a cowberry bush he plans to plant at his country home.
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The opener, in which we're introduced to the extended Getty family and to life at Sutton Place, J. Paul Getty's English country home, is British crazy-aristocracy comedy.
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The new figures make the country home to the largest number of infections outside China, and surpass South Korea, which had 7,313 identified cases as of March 8.
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The outing marked the end of the duchess&apos birthday celebrations, which took place at Middleton and William&aposs country home in Norfolk that weekend, according to People.
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Those who have called this part of the country home for many years are faced with the reality that one sweeping wildfire could destroy everything they hold sacred.
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Indonesia is officially secular and has a tradition of pluralism but Islam has increasingly crept into politics in a country home to significant Christian, Hindu and other religious minorities.
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It led to the death or culling of 3.7 million ducks in the southwestern part of the country, home to most foie gras producers, according to producers group Cifog.
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A large wooden structure (later described as a dollhouse or minimalist country home), surrounded by a garden (real grass) with a painted rich blue backdrop sky infused with sunlight.
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The family also makes full use of their country home in Anmer Hall, which is set within the even greater rural expanse of the Queen's Sandringham estate in Norfolk.
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Last week, the Vermont senator reinforced the message by visiting Hyde Park, the upstate New York town where FDR lived throughout his life at his stately country home, Springwood.
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He flew back to the base in Cambridge, arriving just 20 minutes before the Queen and husband Prince Philip arrived in the royal helicopter from their country home, Sandringham.
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That, of course, is just one of their addresses: The other is Anmer Hall, the family's country home in Norfolk, England, on the grounds of the Queen's Sandringham Estate.
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And we wanted to preserve that feeling of being in a European country home with the carved-oak paneling and a patina that is authentic and a bit worn.
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Charles, 69, made a lengthy statement to a special inquiry in Britain following investigations into Peter Ball, whom the prince invited to his country home in the early 1990s.
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The EACH-run shop in Holt is not too far from Kate and Prince William's country home, Anmer Hall, and had its royal-attended opening in March of 2016.
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The country, home to the world's second-largest population at 1.3 billion, has tough laws to deter tobacco use, which the government says kills more than 900,000 people annually.
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Curaçao's oldest hotel has had many lives: Originally a country home for English and Dutch governors, it was later repurposed as a boarding school and then a private hospital.
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Sotheby's A Private View: Property from the Country Home of Christopher Cone and Stanley J. Seeger sale in London brought in a total of £2,762,717 (~$3,528,000) on October 30.
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Abramovich — like Usmanov — now has all the trappings of the British establishment: a country home, luxury properties in London's most exclusive neighborhoods, and a soccer team as a plaything.
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What the release didn't mention was that "The Grand Tour" will now be based on a millionaire's estate less than 10 miles from Clarkson's country home, Diddly Squat Farm.
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California is the richest state in the country, home to technology giants like Google and Facebook and the multimillionaires who lost luxury homes around Malibu to wildfires this month.
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It is a disposal method that generates educational material for audiences dominated by children, in a country home to a strong tradition of shadow puppetry, known as wayang kulit.
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For six years the Syrian dictator has had little control over the north-east of his country, home to Syria's modest oilfields and some of its most fertile farmland.
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About five years ago he began making his own spreads — marmalade, preserves and jelly in flavors like clementine, kumquat and ginger pear — at his country home in the Poconos.
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Set among the backdrop of the family's Edwardian English country home, the show's 52 episodes revealed the nuances of an era in which the aristocracy defined life in England.
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The couple recently moved out of their cozy two-bedroom Nottingham Cottage in Kensington Palace — just days before the arrival of their first child — and into their new country home.
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That means Meghan will share Christmas lunch and gift-giving on Christmas Eve at Sandringham House, in Norfolk – the Queen's country home and estate about 110 miles north of London.
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Prince William and Kate, who are expecting their third child in April, are hosting the newly engaged couple at their country home of Anmer Hall, on the Queen's Sandringham estate.
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The unexpected holiday portrait was taken in early fall at their country home Anmer Hall in Norfolk and features all three kids — with little Louis making his Christmas card debut!
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"Don't stop writing, Paolo," read an email Mr. Borrometi received two days after he was assaulted in 2014 outside his family's country home in Sicily by two men wearing balaclavas.
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He and his wife, the journalist and novelist Annalena McAfee, were in the midst of what would be an eight-year search for a country home in an unspoiled setting.
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Obesity and under-nutrition used to be separate health issues, but a groundbreaking new Lancet report says they&aposre now often present in the same country, home, or even person.
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But back to the action: Cryptically, and implacably, demanding names of the perpetrators, Quon pursues Hennessy to his country home and makes like a senior-citizen Rambo in the woods.
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He has driven me to his country home and the headquarters of his company, Imperial Defence Services, in the village of Takeley, a mile or so away from London Stansted Airport.
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And last week, rural-life loving Kate, who spends most of her time at their grand country home of Anmer Hall in Norfolk, revealed she'd secretly like to be a farmer.
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Whether it's his luxe Tribeca apartment or his country home in Connecticut, Eklund and his partner, Derek Kaplan, have quite the eye for stunning interior design (not that we're surprised). 3.
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Prince William enjoyed a slice of cake off the everyday picnic staple during a family outing on May 28 to Houghton Hall International Horse Trials near their country home, Anmer Hall.
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He was a longtime purveyor of the English country home, a style he adopted with enthusiasm when he started his own business in 250 and generally interpreted in a luxurious manner.
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Another violation being enforced with fines is an order to remain at a primary residence, rather than a country home, which is meant to prevent rural health services from being overwhelmed.
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" — J.R. Chatsworth "Chatsworth is the historic country home of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire and makes a really cool little trip outside London to see a living slice of history.
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May, who proved famously aloof during her early months in office, has been on a charm offensive lately, reportedly inviting legislators to her Chequers country home for prosecco and canapé receptions.
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The two-time Oscar winner who was also recently nominated for her role in Carol, has bought a Victorian country home, Highwell House, in Rotherfield, Crowborough, according to The Sunday Times.
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About a third of the low-lying country - home to 45 million people - is exposed to sea level rise, storm surges, tidal flooding, and coastal erosion, according to the United Nations.
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Prince Harry has won "substantial damages" from a news agency that has apologized for taking aerial photos of the country home he and Meghan Markle previously shared until their move to Windsor.
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His Paris apartment is a refuge from the country home where he keeps a personal library of more than 200,000 volumes, a collection so vast he says it has become a burden.
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She enjoyed her sweet treats while watching mom Zara Tindall competing on horseback at royal grandma 's country home, Gatcombe Park, in Gloucestershire, England, where the Festival for British Eventing took place.
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That included helping them with everything from finding doctors to, in Ms. Emberg's case, occasionally watering the garden in her country home in Pennsylvania, where Ms. Pillard also owned a weekend property.
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He included a gabled porch, stone archways and a brick facade, creating a kind of architectural optical illusion that, from certain angles, shrinks an immense institutional setting into an overgrown country home.
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He was feeding his dog outside his country home, when two men jumped him, grabbed his right arm, and twisted it behind his back until his shoulder muscles tore in three places.
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When he's not at the family's London home of Kensington Palace, Princess Charlotte's big brother attends preschool three mornings a week at Westacre Montessori near the family's country home in Norfolk, Anmer Hall.
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Her children had also helped to pick moss and twigs and gather sticks of hazel used in the creation of a den, that mirrors one from their country home Anmer Hall in Norfolk.
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Hollywood actress Grace Kelly, who became Princess Grace when she wed Prince Rainier of Monaco in 1956, suffered a stroke while driving back to Monaco from the royal family's country home on Sept.
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Charlotte, who will soon celebrate her fourth birthday on May 2, is seen playing around the family's country home of Anmer Hall in pink and blue outfits (with matching bows in her hair).
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This month, Mowry-Housley and her husband showed off their California wine country home in the current issue of Wine Spectator, and revealed her hidden talent for identifying a great glass of vino.
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Within minutes, sometimes seconds, workers must morph the traditional country home of the recently deceased Maitlands to the kitsch taste of the Deetzes, and then finally into a demon-infested haunted play land.
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Yankee Hall, his stately country home in Furnas Valley, sits on a 30-acre plot that is now a public botanical garden thick with tree ferns, bamboo and several hundred varieties of camellias.
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Nearly 16 million Congolese are in need of humanitarian assistance, and some 5 million people in the country are internally displaced — making the country home to the largest internally-displaced population in Africa.
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Margaret, however, forms an unlikely friendship with the ailing Ruth Wilcox (Julia Ormond), who unbeknownst to her -- and to the horror of Ruth's family -- bequeaths to Margaret her idyllic country home, Howards End.
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Both photos were taken in the family's homes — Charlotte's was shot in Prince William and Kate's country home, Anmer Hall, in Norfolk, England, while Louis' was taken in their London home at Kensington Palace.
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Kate and William released three new photos of their third child in April, taken outdoors at their country home in Norfolk, Anmer Hall, in which Louis shows off two new teeth with his smile.
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It's been 35 years since Princess Grace — who wed Prince Rainier of Monaco in 1956 — died tragically after suffering a stroke while driving back to Monaco from the royal family's country home on Sept.
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Since becoming president — where he must preside over an increasingly technocratic country home to companies like Apple, Facebook and Google — Trump's views have evolved, though he retains a skepticism of some cutting-edge advancements.
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The couple divides their time between their country home, Anmer Hall, and their 22-room royal apartments in Kensington Palace in London, which were previously inhabited by Queen Elizabeth II's glamorous sister Princess Margaret.
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So if you don't live in a large country home with a rec room and find yourself in the confines of a tiny city apartment, you're going to need an alternative to pumpkin carving.
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The horror movie, directed by Darren Aronofsky, features Oscar-winner Lawrence as a young pregnant woman whose life falls apart when uninvited guests arrive at the secluded country home she share with her husband.
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"I played her some melodies and told her it was an oratorio for one voice and a symphonic orchestra," Mr. Legrand, 245, recently said in a phone interview from his country home near Paris.
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Their unorthodox lives become intertwined with the wealthy Wilcox family and the lower-middle-class Basts at the Wilcoxes' luxurious country home, Howards End, in this BAFTA-nominated adaptation of E. M. Forster's novel.
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" Top right: "The cat handle of this pencil box from spring 2020 was inspired by Art Nouveau fireplace andirons that the French interior designer Armand-Albert Rateau had made for Jeanne Lanvin's country home.
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Indonesia is the world's largest Muslim-majority country, home to hundreds of millions of followers of the Islamic faith, but until recently it was relatively tolerant, if not exactly accepting, of its LGBT population.
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Charlotte's was held two months after her birth at the St. Mary Magdalene Church in Norfolk, on the grounds of the Queen's Sandringham estate — and very close to William and Kate's country home, Anmer Hall.
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Charlotte's was held two months after her birth at the St. Mary Magdalene Church in Norfolk, on the grounds of the Queen's Sandringham estate — and very close to William and Kate's country home, Anmer Hall.
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The couple would host the Coolidges at the presidential palace in Havana and a country home nearby, feting them with two lavish banquets and accompanying them to a jai alai match and a sugar plantation.
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On February 12, the couple, who are set to celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary this April, visited the Crown Inn pub in East Rudham, some six miles from their country home, Anmer Hall, in Norfolk.
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In a new documentary for BBC One, the athletic royal, who has a tennis court at her country home of Anmer Hall, admits both she and her mother, Carole Middleton, are inspired by tennis greats.
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Charlotte's was held two months after her birth at the St. Mary Magdalene Church in Norfolk, on the grounds of the Queen's Sandringham estate — and very close to William and Kate's country home, Anmer Hall.
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More than five decades of conflict have forced 230 million Colombians to flee their homes, many of them poor farmers like Portillo, making the country home to the second biggest internally displaced population after Syria.
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The once-prosperous country, home to the world's largest proven oil reserves, is struggling with a profound recession, widespread unemployment, chronic shortages and inflation that the opposition-led Congress said could soon top 7,2100 percent.
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After that, there's another dwelling to make for his mother: this one a country home in Malinalco, a pre-Columbian town in a valley backed by dramatic clay cliffs two hours south of Mexico City.
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He was a 44-year-old happily married father of two living in Manhattan, with most weekends and summer months spent with his family in a country home about 90 minutes north of the city.
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The Nordic country, home to just 5.5 million people, scooped top spot in the UN's World Happiness Report -- which ranks countries by how content their citizens perceive themselves to be -- in both 2019 and 2018.
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Mallya, who has a base in London and a country home bought from the father of triple Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton, on Friday dismissed speculation of a possible sale of his Force India team.
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They are also likely to spend much of their time at their country home, Anmer Hall, rather than Kensington Palace in London, which is fringed by parks that are packed with tourists this time of year.
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As the most populous state in the country, home to roughly 20163 percent of the US population, many advocates hope that California will act as a bellwether that seals the tide of legalization across the country.
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Princess Charlotte's was held two months after her birth at the St. Mary Magdalene Church in Norfolk, on the grounds of the Queen's Sandringham estate — and very close to William and Kate's country home, Anmer Hall.
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Prince George, who is kicking off his sixth week of preschool at Westacre Montessori in Norfolk, near his family's country home, leaves his title at the classroom door when he hangs up his coat each day.
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During that time, Peele started developing the idea for Get Out, in which a young black man visits his white girlfriend's family at their country home — and uncovers something sinister at work within the affluent suburb.
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A large, weathered copper planter sits between the open kitchen and the living room of John Baker and Juli Daoust's country home, just north of the beaches and vineyards of Ontario, in Canada's Prince Edward County.
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He was driving to the verdant village of Courances, about 20 miles south of Paris, where he and his fiancée, the German-Danish furniture designer Gesa Hansen, just bought and refurbished a 19th-century country home.
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A new Lancet report on this "Double Burden of Malnutrition" says that never before have these two debilitating nutrition issues — undernutrition and obesity — been so commonly found together in the same country, home, or even person.
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After Mr. Mubarak's ouster, a delegation of senior leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood visited Mr. Heikal's country home outside Cairo to confer with him, and Mohamed Morsi, who was elected president in 22, was one of them.
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The family is also likely to spend much of their time at their country home, Anmer Hall, rather than Kensington Palace in London, which is fringed by parks that are packed with tourists this time of year.
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As Kate Fort, staff attorney for the Indigenous Law and Policy Center at Michigan State University College of Law, told TNR, it's the best thing for the tribes, and for the children who call Indian Country home.
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During a recent visit to a café in Norfolk near the family's country home, "Kate said to George, 'Ask the nice lady what you would like to have,' " a local tells PEOPLE in this week's cover story.
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An extended family of four adult siblings, with various partners and children, convenes for a final holiday before selling their country home, a storybook English cottage, spotted with damp and beyond the reach of cell-phone towers.
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Her new collection takes up the life of an 83-year-old great-aunt in the south of France, whom she visited in her country home, staying in the attic, whose long-held memories suffuse the whole.
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Following the methods pioneered by Italian educator Maria Montessori, Westacre Montessori School in East Walton, which is not far from the family's country home, Anmer Hall, in Norfolk, stresses that children think for themselves as early as possible.
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From his country home in Wageningen, the Netherlands, Mr. Dijsselbloem spent most of the first week of May drafting a three-stage plan, according to two people briefed on the matter who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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The former president is serving a nearly nine-year sentence for receiving a beachside apartment from an engineering company, and is appealing another conviction that found he was given a country home in return for lucrative government contracts.
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ELDORET, Kenya (Reuters) - A man armed with a machete attacked the country home of Kenya's deputy president and injured a guard before holing himself up in an outbuilding, police said on Saturday, 10 days before presidential and legislative elections.
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An overall slowdown in auto sales in China in the first quarter after contracting in 2018 for the first time in almost three decades weighed further on Hyundai's sales in the country, home to the world's biggest car market.
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In an interview with the Daily Mirror, Fawaz said he found it "tough, shocking and upsetting" that he was vilified by the public after discovering Michael's body at his country home in Goring-On-Thames on Christmas Day 2016.
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Celebrating 0003 years of the junior wing of the Scouts, Kate joined 24 girls and boys between the ages of 8 and 10 on Wednesday in North Wootton, which is about nine miles from her country home, Anmer Hall.
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This isn't the only locale where the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge could soon have new neighbors, as a cottage across the street from their Sandringham country home, Anmer Hall, is on the rental market for $850 a month.
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The theory was that by making it more lucrative to invest in American businesses, they would boost business investment in the United States — making our country home to more factories and offices, driving job creation, and pushing up wages.
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The princess, who is expecting her third child with Prince William in April, has been a patron of the Lawn Tennis Association since 2016 and is an avid tennis player; she even has a court at her Anmer Hall country home.
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The news of the holiday party came as the palace announced Meghan will be joining the royal family at their Christmas festivities at the Queen's country home, Sandringham — making her the first unmarried partner to be on the guest list.
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The meeting is expected to run from the afternoon to well after dinner at Chequers, the country home for British prime ministers since 1921, and its length has prompted some to suspect that any firm agreement will be hard won.
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The news of the holiday party came as the palace announced Meghan will be joining the royal family at their Christmas festivities at the Queen's country home, Sandringham — making her the first unmarried partner to be on the guest list.
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The show, which first aired in 2011 and went on for six seasons gaining a huge following in Britain and the United States, followed the Crawley family in their huge country home as well as the lives of their servants.
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Kevin Brady, chairman of the tax-writing U.S. House of Representatives Ways and Means Committee, will speak at Rancho del Cielo, the country home of former President Ronald Reagan, a Republican who oversaw the last major tax code overhaul in 1986.
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Ever since Kate and William set up their country home in the rural county of Norfolk in 2014, the couple has been hosting parties at the magnificent Anmer Hall and taking part in the annual shoots around Queen Elizabeth's Sandringham estate.
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The Lula Institute says Lula da Silva is not the owner of either properties, but he was seen inspecting the triplex apartment in 2014, and the country home is registered in the name of two associates of Lula da Silva's son.
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"It's frustrating that you can't just get on a plane and go but hopefully the legal process will restore my rights sooner rather than later," added the Indian, who bought his country home from the father of world champion Lewis Hamilton.
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Unfolding from 2008 to the spring of 2016, it encompasses a time of cautious optimism for young people like Christian, who called this country home and hoped the Obama administration's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy would allow them to stay.
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The theme of contrast has been a lifelong — and career-defining — preoccupation for DiMattio, who grew up in Manhattan in the 1980s and 1990s and spent summers at her parents' country home in Saugerties, N.Y. (her mother is also a ceramist).
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In ITV's new documentary Harry & Meghan: An African Journey, the Duke of Sussex, 218, revealed that he and wife Meghan, 22019, are not planning to relocate from their new country home of Frogmore Cottage in Windsor, despite reports that suggest otherwise.
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Hindu-led campaign India has a long history of sectarian violence, with members of the Hindu community, which accounts for some 80% of all Indians, often clashing with minority groups, among them the roughly 200 million Muslims who call the country home.
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When the prince, 103, acquired Highgrove 39 years ago – it was his first country home with the late Princess Diana whom he married a year later – it had a neglected kitchen garden, an overgrown wood, some pastureland and a few hollow oaks.
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A select group of Michelin-starred chefs are set to conjure a very special meal for Princess Kate and husband Prince William, along with about 90 invited guests, at a grand house a short drive from the royal couple's country home in Norfolk.
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In the sweet shots, which were taken by mom Kate earlier this month at their country home in Norfolk, Anmer Hall, Louis looks like a perfect combination of older siblings Prince George, 5, and Princess Charlotte, who turns 4 on May 2.
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It didn't work out: The theory was that by making it more lucrative to invest in American businesses, they would boost business investment in the United States — making our country home to more factories and offices, driving job creation, and pushing up wages.
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For more than two years, he has donated his $60,000 salary to charity and made the commute from the country home he shares in Norfolk with wife Kate and their children Prince George, 4, and Princess Charlotte, 2 — often well before dawn.
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Ever since Kate and Prince William set up their country home in the rural county of Norfolk in 2014, the couple has been hosting parties at the magnificent Anmer Hall and taking part in the annual shoots around Queen Elizabeth's Sandringham estate.
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Originally a defensive fortress, this towering edifice later served as a country home for the wealthy Falletti family, among other things, but today houses WiMu, the Barolo Wine Museum, where interactive exhibits explore wine through scientific, cultural and historical lenses (admission, €8).
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There, at the end of a dirt path, is a sight so unexpected that it feels as if it had descended from another world, quietly and without explanation: the country home of the artist Cai Guo-Qiang, designed by his friend Frank Gehry.
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TMZ has confirmed that Her Majesty has summoned Harry, Prince William and their dad, Prince Charles, for what's said to be an unprecedented meeting Monday at her country home of Sandringham, Norfolk to discuss next steps for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
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A government source suggested Britain would come up with other proposals to try to reach agreement on Northern Ireland "in due course", but May has so far been reluctant to move from her Chequers plan, hashed out at her country home in July.
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Merkel said British Prime Minister Theresa May's so-called Chequers plan, hashed out at her country home in July, offered a good basis for negotiations but there was still a lot of work to do on the issue of future EU trade relations with Britain.
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OPEC member Iraq pays developers a fixed dollar-denominated fee for every barrel of oil produced in the south of the country - home to its biggest reserves - under technical service contracts agreed between the international firms and the state-owned South Oil Company (SOC).
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So at what age will young Beau be allowed to watch Get Out — Dad's R-rated, critically acclaimed thriller about a young black man who visits his white girlfriend's family at their country home and uncovers something sinister at work within the affluent suburb?
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Four U.S. copper projects are set to open by next year - the first to come online in more than a decade - with several mine expansions also underway across the country, home to the world's fifth-largest copper reserves, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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William, 36, worked as an air ambulance pilot for around two years in East Anglia, close to the couple's country home, Anmer Hall in Norfolk, and arrived in one of the London Air Ambulance charity's helicopters to see crews at the Royal London Hospital.
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Speaking to 15-year-old Bea Hodge of the local group Wadebridge Young Farmers, the royal mom said she wants to encourage 3-year-old Prince George and 1-year-old Princess Charlotte to learn the land at the family's country home in Norfolk.
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Mallya, who has a base in London as well as a country home bought from the father of triple world champion Lewis Hamilton, moved to Britain last March after banks sued to recover some $1.4 billion the Indian authorities say is owed by Kingfisher.
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Myrtle Allen, who defined the modern era of Irish cooking by using a bounty of locally sourced ingredients at Ballymaloe House, the renowned restaurant she created in her Georgian country home in the 236s, died on Wednesday in Wilton, a suburb of Cork City.
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If you're Jesse (Ethan Embry), a tortured artist, option B seems the logical choice; this is a man so lacking in common sense that, after moving into a creepy country home where two people have already died, he doesn't even bother to change the locks.
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The world number one, playing like a man possessed, sent a capacity crowd in the Magic Box wild as he almost single-handedly hauled his country home and set up a final with Canada in the inaugural edition of the revamped competition on Sunday.
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Kate Middleton and Prince William took their two eldest children to the Burnham Market international horse trials in Norfolk – not far from their country home Amner Hall, on the Sandringham estate – over the weekend, where they hung out with William's first cousin Zara Tindall and her family.
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The royal mom has been spending time with her three children, including a trip with Prince George, 5, and Princess Charlotte, 3, to the Burnham Market international horse trials in Norfolk – not far from their country home Amner Hall, on the Sandringham estate – over the weekend.
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Wandering the rooms of the artist's country home, the film instead offers poetic fragments, from closeups of Schneemann's old diaries to footage of her feminist (and at the time scandalous) performances — including "Fuses" (1965), which revolves around a sex scene between her and her then-partner.
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OAS, Odebrecht, Camargo Correa and others made large donations to his NGO, the Lula Institute, and paid for luxury renovations in two properties -- a country home and a beachfront property in Guaruja, in the state of Sao Paulo -- investigators suspect actually belonged to Lula da Silva.
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These days, she whips up her own versions at her country home, an 13th-century Federal-style house in Pound Ridge, N.Y. Depending on her mood, she'll mix jasmine with hydrating crushed cucumber, orange blossom with anti-inflammatory mint or rose with vitamin-C-packed melon.
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Kevin Brady, chairman of the tax-writing U.S. House of Representatives Ways and Means Committee, spoke in broad brushstrokes about the effort at Rancho del Cielo, the country home of former President Ronald Reagan, a Republican who oversaw the last major tax code overhaul in 1986.
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Much of the architecture is original (and the villa underwent restoration two decades ago) and dates to the Renaissance; built with "filaretto of Alberese stone" — a style of irregular masonry — its interiors are what one would expect of a Tuscan country home, with wooden floors and plenty of brick.
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On Christmas Day, Pippa and James didn't join big sister Princess Kate for the royal family's annual church outing in Sandringham, but it is believed that they met up with Kate, Prince William, Prince George and Princess Charlotte at the family's country home, Anmer Hall, later that day.
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Insiders say there is nothing to stop her being in the U.K. around the holidays and staying at one of the other royal homes, including nearby Anmer Hall — Will and Kate's country home where she could join them for a shooting party and other festive fun after Christmas.
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In 1865, tired of fussy white-tie evening dress with coattails, the fashionable Bertie asked Poole to design a more informal ensemble — "a short silk smoking jacket with silk collar and cuffs, lined silk; a pair of trousers to match" — for entertaining at his country home in Sandringham.
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The picture of the painter Jamie Wyeth, seen at his country home with his recent portrait of Andy Warhol, was taken by Tony Cenicola of The New York Times; in addition, the portrait seen in the picture is credited to 2017 Jamie Wyeth/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York.
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In 2001, four years after the tragic death of Princess Diana, Queen Elizabeth gathered the Queen Mother, close family friend Prue Penn and the "local parson" at her country home of Sandringham after some servants complained that a room was haunted and they did not want to work in it.
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QUEEN ELIZABETH GIVES HARRY AND MEGHAN A COUNTRY HOME AS A WEDDING GIFT Lauer last year purchased a lease for the Hunter Valley Station, a 10,750 hectare (26,500 acre) farm near the ski resort of Queenstown which advertising material described as a "truly majestic setting," which adjoins a UNESCO World Heritage site.
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Little royals Prince George and Princess Charlotte have new teddy bears – courtesy of a special day out made by great grandmother Queen Elizabeth II. The Queen, 89, was given the toys, complete with sweet tag around their necks, when she opened a hospice close to her Sandringham House country home in Norfolk.
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As I welcome Elijah this April, I will be hoping that Don and I garner the strength to open another door next year — not in our spacious country home, rich in the memories of Seders past, but in the promised land of a one-story, in-town apartment we can manage to negotiate.
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"Although we would have preferred them to remain full-time working members of the royal family, we respect and understand their wish to live a more independent life as a family while remaining a valued part of my family," the queen said in a statement after a meeting at her country home, Sandringham.
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Cai Guo-Qiang, known for his "outdoor explosion events," had been on the hunt specifically for "a huge horse barn where I could create artworks" — and in 2011 he found the perfect property in Chester, N.J. But the story doesn't end there: Cai then enlisted his friend Frank Gehry to design his country home.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry will stay with Queen Elizabeth at Sandringham House, the 92-year-old monarch's country home in Norfolk, while Kate Middleton and Prince William will be at their nearby home of Anmer Hall with their children, Prince George, 5, Princess Charlotte, 3, and 7-month-old Prince Louis, according to multiple reports.
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In 1921, Claridge reveals, during the couple's first joint author-scouting trip to Europe, made on the heels of their firm's successful fifth anniversary and almost three years after the birth of their only child, Alfred Knopf Jr. (known as Pat), Blanche was so unhappy she attempted suicide while visiting the country home of a British publisher.
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Each year gets one building to express that moment in domestic design, including innovations like William Lescaze's 1932 High Cross House in Devon, one of the first manifestations of International Style in the UK, and Walter Gropius's 1937 Wood House in Shipbourne, made after the architect had fled Germany for England, bringing his Bauhaus style to the country home.
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"I have certainly felt that having an internet connection helped alleviate the strain on Julian caused by not being able to leave the Ecuadorian embassy," said Vaughan Smith, a friend of Assange and founder of the Frontline Club in London, where he gave Assange refuge in 2010, before moving him to his country home in Norfolk, England.
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The museum is a two-hour drive from Oak Spring Farm, the Mellons' country home in Upperville, Va. Now, until June 18, the museum is exhibiting more than 140 pieces in "The Rachel Lambert Mellon Collection of Jean Schlumberger," the first such exhibition of his work since the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris held a retrospective in 1995.
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LONDON — After nearly two years of bitter factionalism within her governing Conservative party over what terms Britain should seek in its divorce from the European Union, Prime Minister Theresa May summoned her cabinet to her country home on Friday and told her ministers either to support her compromise plan or resign, turn in their government cars and find their own way home.
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In The Witch Elm (the only one of French's books that's not part of the Dublin Murder Squad series, narrated by a suspect rather than a detective), Toby's life is nearly destroyed by the dead body hidden in a tree trunk in the garden of his family's lush country home, and as Toby unravels further and further, the house begins to decay all around him.
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A story about a young woman's visit to the grand country home of a wealthy Chilean landowner is told in the style of Chekhov's short stories or one of Turgenev's novellas, right down to the characters reading First Love aloud to one another, while the story about the cast of The Night of The Iguana in Puerto Vallarta has the same lurid, gossipy, tragic sheen of Tennessee Williams's plays.
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" During an interview last month at the church, which the gallerist Gavin Brown converted into an exhibition space last year, Mr. Kounellis touched on an array of topics: from politics, to the recent earthquake in central Italy (which did not affect his country home in Umbria) to Italy's dearth of middle class arts patrons, to creativity: "It's being struck by lightning, like falling in love, you don't understand why, but it happens.
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In the proportions and harmonies of the site, you can see traces of the legendary gardens that influence her work (but on a more human scale): the tension between formal and wild areas at St. Paul's Walden Bury in Hertfordshire, the childhood country home of the Queen Mother; the tall trees of Hidcote, the early 20th-century Gloucestershire estate of the American banking heir and plantsman Lawrence Johnston; and the riotous bounty of Ninfa, created in the late 19th century by members of the noble Caetani family on the ruins of a medieval town in Lazio, Italy.
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