While I craved financial stability and security, I also craved wiggle room for personal growth, creativity/expression, and self-care.
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Blood — the sight most keenly craved for — trickles down.
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Like Sun, the generalissimo craved power and exhibited few scruples.
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The more junk I ate, the more I craved it.
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Gordon was getting antsy; he craved a change of pace.
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Alvarenga craved the peace Córdoba had unfairly found by dying.
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Tweens and teens have always craved time with their friends.
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Throughout the book, Quinn argues that Eleanor always craved affection.
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The first time Natalie Portman was pregnant, she craved sweets.
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We craved for change, peace and stability in our country.
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He said he craved it the way smokers crave nicotine.
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Mr. Burroughs, who is from New Hampshire, craved a yard.
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Above all, she craved "mental liberty," to be left alone.
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Americans craved a little compassion and reassurance from their leader.
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Like Ms. Pushkine, Mr. Luykx craved being in a relationship.
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On the internet for days after, people craved Maya Rudolph.
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He got the attention he craved, the admiration of thousands.
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He craved a physical challenge, and the marines were tough.
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And it is the image Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky craved.
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But he craved proximity to Hollywood's celebrities and beautiful women.
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I'd never craved alcohol, only the confidence it gave me.
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Never mind if my body craved caffeine or alcohol or cigarettes.
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"My girl craved some vitamin D #5months," she captioned the photo.
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And the crueler he became, the more I craved his love.
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It just was something that people craved in a different way.
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Both were prepared to offer him the playing time he craved.
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But my Spartanism blocked me from the very intimacy I'd craved.
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I craved the sugar, but didn't get much from the experience.
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Three in ten respondents also said that they craved salty foods.
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Donald Trump, meanwhile, was the macho man the Rust Belt craved.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Growing up, Galia Sarah Solts craved community.
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As a kid, I always craved this kind of rambunctious clamor.
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It was intoxicating, and its intensity was exactly what I craved.
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I craved and sought it through every step of my days.
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A chance at money, power and what he craved most, respect.
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By his own account, he craved a trade war with China.
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By writing about it, aren't you just giving it the craved attention?
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For anyone whose ever craved a donut, this raccoon is a hero.
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"The lower I got, the more I craved getting lower," she writes.
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Where is the sex we've craved for an entire Droughtlander off-season?
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The building seemed fine, but old, and without the light they craved.
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But, my university studies didn't provide the nourishment I so desperately craved.
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The expensive clothes he craved were soon enveloping a comically swollen figure.
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Plus, she craved the ease of being able to buy bras online.
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And there was no sign of the muscular outcome Trump aides craved.
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But when Janet Jackson craved ascent, she didn't go to flight school.
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Lexus knows its customers, and apparently they craved something much less staid.
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This was my first taste of bullshit, and I instantly craved more.
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When I got home from work that day, I craved weed vaguely.
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But he did have what he knew Mr. Haering craved: a hamburger.
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Their images were compelling, but they lacked the deeper exploration I craved.
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Formula One Review It was a season Formula One has long craved.
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Delicious as those may be, I craved something with a fresher feel.
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For years, Viktor Orban, Hungary's strongman leader, has craved validation from Washington.
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Young, tall and athletic, he was the emoji politician North America craved.
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Moving furniture gave him a measure of self-determination he badly craved.
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Where Thatcher craved decision, Howe preferred deferment; where Thatcher disrupted, he convened.
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And it was a knowledge Tawney craved — but also, beware of knowledge.
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What I craved in this interaction was a glimpse into Steve's humanity.
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I wrote stories, dozens of them, about other people, other lives I craved.
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The thing that I craved more than anything was acceptance on mainland Europe.
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He craved water, but couldn't drink it because he couldn't open his mouth.
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Putin got what he wanted: he got the respect and recognition he craved.
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I now have the freedom I craved and am doing what I love.
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Moreover she knew people craved someone in pop culture to enact the roles.
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Maybe you started watching This Is Us because you craved a new drama.
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Her father, like many of his class, craved a son and an heir.
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" She craves her father's approval "like I craved perfect grades, perfect test scores.
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They craved his advice and approval, a fact he seemed to understand well.
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I got the attention I craved, but I never fully inhabited the part.
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Teeming with youthful energy and abandon, my new friends and I craved depth.
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But his candidacy has granted them the legitimacy they have craved for years.
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But what is it specifically about pizza that makes it so universally craved?
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The temporary high that I craved replaced my unresolved feelings of not belonging.
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She appreciated the family bonding, but the 27-year-old mother craved independence.
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Some women even confess to enjoying the foods they craved after giving birth.
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Voters in the Republican Party craved a political outsider and they got one.
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It was simply too soon to expect an element we craved: official candor.
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Now he has the national stage and the rapt audience he always craved.
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The couple craved the neighborhood's charm, small-scale walkability, unique shops and restaurants.
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The outgoing governor, Phil Bryant, told reporters recently that the inmates craved limelight.
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A s a student, I craved the rules of grammar and sentence construction.
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What I craved was two appetizers, the crab salad and the rustic pâté.
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Can you remember a time when you ever craved a sandwich from Arby's?
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For lunch, I craved something savory, so I opened the "chicken rice dinner" jar.
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Part of why he left Canada was because he craved freedom to explore himself.
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As baby Khyla grew up, Rose craved a better, safer environment for her family.
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Your correspondent's modern mind craved stimulation; the sought-after silence brought only soured boredom.
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"I remember I craved papaya and had to eat one everyday," a third said.
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There was the apple picture, referencing the food Lorelai craved when she was pregnant.
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But at the end of the day, I craved being part of a pair.
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In a 2008 interview with the New Yorker, Bourdin said that he craved attention.
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And the two Basics matte kits just didn't offer the color diversity we craved.
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"Both women craved a cozy, rustic vibe," says Joss & Main style director Donna Garlough.
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She was fine with all of it—in fact, she craved the dramatic change.
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"My girl craved some Vitamin D." We wanna see mom craving some double cheeseburgers!
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Burr was outraged over Hamilton's efforts to deny him the political success he craved.
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In October, Ellen DeGeneres surprised Kaling with her most-craved pregnancy food: jelly doughnuts.
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Nonetheless, Ms. Lerner craved their approval and read criticism into their most benign comments.
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Gaddafi got the recognition he craved, but without offering any concessions on human rights.
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It didn't have that signature cheesy Cheez-It taste that we craved so desperately.
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But with Mapplethorpe, he spent his final moments tasting that fame he'd always craved.
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But after studying discrete mathematics, cryptology and number theory, he craved a headier challenge.
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I craved more closure, even though I was the one who broke us up.
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A South African native, St. Luce craved biltong during her pregnancy in New York.
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I could not give him the false hope that we both so desperately craved.
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Perhaps that new green leaf in his bowl had provided the enrichment he craved.
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Ties As a kid, I craved clamor, but my parents cherished serenity over chaos.
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The more attention she craved, the more distant the man in her life became.
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Mylan has also long craved an over-the-counter business like the one Meda possesses.
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Peña Nieto did not criticize his American guest — something many Mexicans craved if not expected.
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After years of owning her own design business, Linares craved a stronger connection with people.
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I've lacked control my whole life and I think I've craved it my whole life.
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Instead, they pull one's choices toward the craved object, like a psychological kind of gravity.
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Some of the information craved by oil firms isn't so easy to gather or analyze.
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We craved the truth of Jesus Christ in our lives at every moment, without exception.
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What if this was fun, what if I loved it, what if I craved it?
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James Baldwin, who has inspired me tremendously, provided the recognition that I craved so much.
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For so long we've craved content we could connect with — authentic female experiences and perspectives.
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I craved the buttered, overly sweet corn and—more than anything—the unparalleled mac & cheese.
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When her mother died from cancer, she craved a symbol that accurately encapsulated her spirit.
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"We all want better computer and human relations — we've craved it for decades," he said.
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Hadfield's Rangers were denied the championship they craved, but he had earned admiration from opponents.
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Washington's side would win, and he would achieve all the honor he craved and more.
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I've never craved steaks, and my main beef consumption is an occasional burger or taco.
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He craved anonymity; he eventually became a university professor in Connecticut, writing books on ethics.
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That's something Justin has craved for a long time whether he knew it or not.
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It's the kind of earnest, transcendent love song that queer kids have craved for decades.
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The babies born after World War II were turning into teenagers, and they craved entertainment.
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I have craved to be in a similar environment and, finally, I have found it.
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Hydra promised the life Cohen had craved: spare rooms, the empty page, eros after dark.
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But they didn't seem to be essential to the kind of nourishment that I craved.
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That's right their much-craved pumpkin spice doughnut will only be available for one single day.
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Tate had a sense of adventure; she might have craved monogamy, but she tried to adapt.
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The Boosted Board gives you the control you craved when you first tried riding a skateboard.
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It might be that the term hit at a moment when the collective craved something cute.
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In Egypt, neither sex craved chocolate, and everyone exhibited an equally high preference for salty foods.
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But when people craved spicy dishes, their average salt intake was just 10.3 grams a day.
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Harley fell in love with the game and showed enough aptitude that he craved better competition.
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SMEs employ four-fifths of the workforce and are crucial to the stability craved by Beijing.
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Instead, he won gold in the London team event but it was individual glory he craved.
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And yet, what I really craved from the carrots in my market basket was carrot soup.
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Sour Patch Kids were just one of the many sour candies people craved in the 1980s.
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These past few days have given me the sense of empowerment I have craved for years.
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I wanted to be a mom, but when the first was born I craved to work.
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Although I no longer craved the poison physically, spiritually I was fumbling around in the dark.
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Daring yet prudent, Ms. Merkel came to embody the self-image a majority of Germans craved.
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After living in a tiny room overlooking a courtyard with trash cans, Ms. Sisti craved light.
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I craved you, though you were born in the wake of my illness, my dim prognosis.
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Most of all, he craved some creature comforts — namely, a washer-dryer and central air-conditioning.
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Since moving in with her aunt's family, Jocelyn has experienced the home life she always craved.
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She inherited her taste for cóctel de camarones from her mother, who craved it when pregnant.
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It gave me what I craved from all books: transportation, immersion, faith in imagination as grace.
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But recently, desperately, I craved a more substantial intervention, perhaps a cure for the 3 a.m.
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Is it any wonder that Trump craved a grand gesture for all the world to behold?
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But the brothers, who are passionate about pizza, also craved respect for their product, he said.
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Every Israeli government since its founding has craved United States recognition of Jerusalem as its capital.
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Charlie's Angels stepped into a gap and showed me what I craved: intimacy with other women.
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But in the press, black teens who craved Air Jordans were portrayed as thieving, murdering thugs.
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Denmark's Prince Henrik achieved in death what he craved in life — he was treated like a king.
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In short, Philz delivers drip coffee in unparalleled fashion, and I've craved it every day since returning.
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Many ordinary Taiwanese say the call gave Taiwan some of the international recognition it craved and deserved.
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But it wasn't what Democrats who pumped $29 million into Ossoff's campaign so desperately craved: A win.
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Others who became Trump allies may not have had better opportunities to gain the relevance they craved.
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"My name is Victoria because my mother craved Victoria plums when having me," she told the girl.
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Research has concluded what most of us already know: Chocolate is the most craved of all foods.
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I craved validation from the people who, ironically, were now too far away to give me hugs.
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Before his debut, the uncertainty surrounding Cousins's health (and temperament) was the oxygen anti-Warrior hopefuls craved.
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Maybe neither of them could escape the need to give their audience that saccharine sweetness they craved.
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I also craved the earthy presence and deep dark hue that a touch of molasses can contribute.
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I also noticed that this candid conversation I craved also continued to make people around me uncomfortable.
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Mark was speaking to me with such candor, yet this honesty was not the kind I craved.
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Turning Cheetos into material for her art has changed how Urrea sees a snack she once craved.
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Young Avengers celebrated Marvel's history but revitalized its superhero mythology for an audience that craved something different.
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"I always thought you were the better man," this Julius tells Nut, granting the craved-for approval.
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Before we met, neither of us knew we craved those conversations, but we were starved for them.
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But even as Wilkes established herself as a programmer, she still craved a life as a lawyer.
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At home, when I craved the protein and fats meat provides, Beyond Meat could satiate that hunger.
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Jodie craved a break from this pressure—or even a summer off—but her parents wouldn't budge.
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Dick craved her approval, but she never, as Nixon famously confessed, told him that she loved him.
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But I still craved more time with the teens, whose characterization became scattershot as the season wore on.
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And if something I craved wasn't there, all I had to do was ask: 'Chocolate chip cookies, please?
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Though they filled me, I still craved my usual indulgences, like fruit, cheese, chocolate and carb-rich snacks.
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Also, he had the peripheral things – the boats, houses and security to give her the privacy she [craved].
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At the end of the movie, we learn that John eventually did find the love he so craved.
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A woman who was quick to laugh and always craved a salted caramel truffle Blizzard from Dairy Queen.
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I didn't love him as much as I craved the safety and security that being married would bring.
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But most importantly, Maya has a certain down-to-earthness that I have always craved in her daughter.
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"I've never craved the spotlight that often comes along with success in this business," she told Marie Claire.
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RECRUITING IN CALIFORNIA Some of the information craved by oil firms isn't so easy to gather or analyze.
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But what good are maturity and wisdom if we never achieve the one aspiration we so desperately craved?
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It gave me the energy I needed, the comfort I craved, the strength required to be present there.
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But he craved more, hungering to have his art recognized while repeatedly forestalling the event with bristly pride.
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Ultimately though the company was willing to make this massive move because it craved control over its infrastructure.
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I could have taken the express, but I craved one of those long New York City bus rides.
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He seemed to view playing football as perhaps his last chance to achieve the athletic glory he craved.
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The president was removed, but her slow-motion downfall did not provide Brazil with the catharsis it craved.
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Mr. Trump's ascendance has shown that Republican voters craved alternatives to conventional candidates from governor's mansions and Congress.
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But the televised conflict over immigration appeared to be exactly what the reality TV star-turned-president craved.
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And it turns out, when it comes to working out, modern humans have pretty much always craved variety.
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They were vastly compelling to the side of me that craved self-destruction, but they were ultimately disappointing.
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Yet scandals or pseudo-scandals that the public craved dogged her and she kept her distance with me.
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Giuliani seemed to know instinctively that what the public craved during a crisis was humanity, humility and community.
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In his first game, in Nashville, Romo gave N.F.L. viewers something they craved but were previously deprived of.
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In Sunday's debate it produced at best a draw, not the Biden meltdown that some Sanders voters craved.
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Years later, indie movies would be of great interest to me, but as a kid, I craved hits.
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But this was still the sentence that the victims — survivors, really — craved, and one that the court delivered.
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The president had wrested the "No Collusion" headline he dearly craved, and Thursday he would claim his laurels.
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For years, Mr. Bezos did not seem like the kind of chief executive who craved rock-star status.
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They craved honesty and transparency in a country where even the suicide rate was considered a state secret.
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A lolcat sweater is not meant for passing on, having none of the staying power my sister craved.
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But Woods and the other sentimental favorites generally failed to give the crowd at Portrush what it craved.
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As much as I craved more shortbread, the burning lye part was off-putting, to say the least.
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"Atlas Shrugged" became a best seller, despite poor reviews — Rand would never get the critical respect she craved.
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His memory was jogged some more and now Sondland has delivered, somewhat reluctantly, all the details Democrats craved.
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The pendants were crude—"nothing beautiful about them"—but they were novel, in a place that craved novelty.
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" The source adds, "That's something Justin has craved for a long time whether he knew it or not.
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Retail politics -- the kind craved by politicos in Iowa and New Hampshire -- want to personally know their candidates.
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One crew member wrote in a 2018 Reddit AMA that they craved the sausage, egg, and cheese McGriddle.
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There was a feeling of belonging that I really craved; I wanted to be a part of something.
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This was where she visualized and embodied the recognition she craved for her work, well before it arrived.
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For now, she's reveling in the community she has found in sports that she craved in middle school.
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I craved nature and the LSD in my system gave the trees a vibrancy I never usually notice.
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And I craved magazines as a way of finding out about the future, about the life that I wanted.
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Polls showed that Indians, more than citizens of any other democracy, craved a strong leader or even army rule.
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Because the studio wanted a hit and the press craved copy, the stars' mutual dislike was stoked into hatred.
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During my first pregnancy, I craved a mamaRoo rocker, believing it would alleviate my stress as a new mom.
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Prosecutor: Carter was untruthful During cross-examination, Rayburn tried to paint Carter as an untruthful person who craved attention.
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It becomes a bloodbath of fangirls/boys trying to show love and get the attention they've craved for years.
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And I never realized how much I actually craved the kind of continuity that this show has given me.
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He says that they really craved a more integrated approach to serverless development than has been available until now.
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He had refused happiness when it was presented to him in the haughty form that he had always craved.
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For Tsvangirai, a deal with Mnangagwa may be the best shot at the power he has craved for decades.
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The "banned in New York" stigma was long an impediment to the kind of respectability the sport has craved.
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He wants to portray Celeste as a sexual thrill-seeker, someone who craved physical violence as a turn-on.
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I craved a man who sought to take financial responsibility for his family, even if I didn't need it.
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Unlike Aquarians, they may have convinced you to take your stalking a bit too far because they craved drama.
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But he said he craved time in a competitive environment, which he sees as vital to elevating his game.
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The iron in Bellow's soul was that he craved love and experience, and learned to view them coldly, clinically.
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She craved counter space, too, for her KitchenAid mixer, which was housed temporarily with her parents in Austin, Tex.
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What begins as a terrifying job for Linus turns into an opportunity to find the happiness he's always craved.
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So deep was the pain from three assassinations in five years that America craved some music to mourn by.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts, argued that the controversy only handed Ms. Coulter the big platform she craved.
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Mr. McConnell said Wednesday that Republicans craved comprehensive tax reform, an area where Democrats and Republicans remained deeply divided.
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His hundreds of posts earned him a follower count comfortably in the six figures, but still he craved more.
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The horrible secret truth about Australians is that we've always desperately craved attention from the rest of the world.
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But new 212 was something I craved: a pure two-seat GT car with mountains of naturally aspirated power.
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Y., MINORITY LEADER: President Trump has granted a brutal and repressive dictatorship the international legitimacy it has long craved. SEN.
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After a tumultuous childhood, Drew Barrymore seemed to have found the family life she always craved with husband Will Kopelman.
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But the story was different outside the US: In Spain, men and women craved chocolate equally, at about 25 percent.
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They could be ignored — especially since there were so many others pledging devotion to Trump, whose fans the network craved.
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The literal and symbolic central figure, Trump projects the sense of authority he has often craved as commander-in-chief.
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If you asked Americans what sexual acts they craved the most, you'd probably expect them to mention something X-rated.
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In the late 70s, he placed an ad in the The Advocate in search of other men who craved cock.
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Her father was an artist, and like any child, she craved validation from her parents, so she started drawing, too.
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I craved activities I associated with ownership — gardening, redecorating, making pies for no reason — after four years of dorm life.
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The cold weather depressed her, the dark mornings kept her spirits low, and she craved a fulfilling plate of food.
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One item he couldn't find listed on the internet was the world's strongest coffee,something many of his customers craved.
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Hollywood didn't bother to ask why some Americans thought Trump, flaws and all, might be the change agent they craved.
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Halep broke again for 5-2 and showed no nerves as she calmly held to claim the title Williams craved.
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So deep was the pain from three devastating assassinations in five years that America craved some music to mourn by.
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At a time when China was transitioning from the Mao era, the movement gave hope to people who craved change.
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Instead of plain white rice, I craved Caribbean yellow rice, cooked with onions, a cinnamon stick and a few cloves.
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Growing up in Bangkok, she made the porridge her parents craved, and topped it with the Thai dishes she loved.
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Often it was a traditional Jewish comfort dish, like brisket or matzo ball soup, that she knew our family craved.
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"I craved a kind of wandering not available to me in the increasingly rigid forms of my life," she writes.
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This is the job -- and the national spotlight -- that Trump has always craved and never thought he would actually get.
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A renovation reconfigured the space, giving him the work-space light he craved and creating an en-suite master bedroom.
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They featured debutantes concerned about keeping their lipstick intact or doting housewives who craved the same cigarettes as their husbands.
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Kasich is effectively pulling out of Indiana, giving Cruz the one-on-one match with Trump that he has craved.
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Some, like Shkodran Mustafi, craved bigger, better things: He went on to sign with Arsenal, an English Premier League team.
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The is exactly the type of pragmatism and non-ideological policymaking that sentient humans have craved after the Bush years.
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Trump has been spending more time with former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, who has long craved a West Wing role.
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No matter how many times I rolled my eyes at the creed's outrageous certainties, I craved them just the same.
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They offered the social cachet that the family and other heiresses craved—in return for a healthy dowry, of course.
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While Wall Street may laugh at the concept of mindfulness, it was clear that this was exactly what Lululemon customers craved.
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Rayburn said that Carter craved attention, and that texts and Facebook messages exchanged between the two shows Roy wanted to live.
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The critics, the harshest critics will say, we gave Kim Jong-un the legitimacy that he craved by having this meeting.
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The game spun away from them, kicking up everything they wanted, everything they craved, until it was gone — all of it.
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Oh, and as one savvy fan pointed out, Jenner craved In-N-Out as well, against the advice of her doctor.
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As a teenager in Florida, he got into dealing drugs at 15 in order to gain the social status he craved.
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If there was one medal all Brazilians craved before the Games, it would surely have been the gold in men's soccer.
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I definitely craved a slice of garlic bread, so that's a vegan swap I would try to find in the future.
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"22, a Million" is what happens when a performer who craved interiority re-entrenches after finding a spotlight he couldn't shake.
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There he gave the dictator the legitimacy he craved and promised to cut back on American military exercises in the region.
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Typically the chain offered special passes or scavenger hunts to those who craved the PSL the most — often gold card carriers.
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When Village Grannies opened three weeks after the election last year, that sense of community was something they felt people craved.
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I craved the wide-open vistas of the blue bays of home; the clean, white swaths of snow blanketing expansive fields.
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"I missed my father when I was a child, I craved becoming a father myself," he told The Times in 2009.
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Domineering and contemptuous, he held his adoring daughter in thrall; she suffered from a bad stutter and desperately craved his approval.
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I craved being around people who valued me more for what was inside my brain than what was inside my bra.
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The Sunday Express, a tabloid, castigated Britain's Parliament for having refused to give Mr. Johnson's Brexit deal the approval he craved.
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Her hunch that many people craved the unreproducible led her to open — or more precisely, reopen — for business 10 years ago.
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Rather, they craved the luxury associated with knowing just which brand would be the right one should such a circumstance arise.
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Paying off the balance gives him the stability he's craved, and, mentally, that is worth more than any potential investment gains.
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When I quit, I craved sweets and the flavored e-cigarettes helped temper that craving without gaining a bunch of weight.
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Screenshot: RoFIt seems the normie-level memes and poor attempts to offend did little to raise the notoriety the RoF clearly craved.
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Smollett Craved Eggs At 2 A.M. Smollett told police he headed to a Walgreens to buy eggs, despite the below freezing temperatures.
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We, like Arya, have long craved revenge for the Red Wedding, and Arya served it up with a side of poetic justice.
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Fashion ended up being what helped her stand out from the pack and it's what brought her the attention she so craved.
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He accepted that the news was whatever people wanted to watch, even if his audience craved conspiracy theories and thinly sourced rumors.
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She craved stories that felt real and complicated and familiar, and she wanted them in the lyrical vernacular of poor black Americans.
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Nor does it help that Donald junior says she did not, in the end, provide the dirt on Hillary Clinton he craved.
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At the end of the season, we get a brand-new DEA — a DEA imbued with the power Camarena had so craved.
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What he craved more than anything was the spotlight, the nightly soapbox to let fly with his views about politics and culture.
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I craved a home-cooked meal so badly I began to see the face of my short, militant grandmother in every passerby.
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Along with receiving medical treatment for herself and her 14 kids, Izabelle was given something she craved even more: time to rest.
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I craved variety and balance of all kinds, my body was thrilled, and I'd never enjoyed eating so much in my life.
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I craved restaurant visits because I knew it would be my chance to taste the sweet fatty goodness of charred animal muscles.
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Even a small leafy space is unusual among Philadelphia rowhomes and I craved a private place with fresh air and shaded light.
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In fact, former campaign aides described how many in Trump's orbit craved Schiller's approval, knowing that it would lead to Trump's backing.
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My patient craved nicotine and went to great lengths to make sure she had the exact supply she needed at all times.
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At JFK, I saw a protester who appeared to crave crowd control more than he craved the justice we were fighting for.
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But the thing that saved my sanity, and helped my baby achieve that craved and necessary comfort, turned out to be babywearing.
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The experience was intoxicating, he said, and for the first time in his eight years running in Pamplona, he craved a memento.
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They had to make it on their own, doing things that were illegal, but which the public craved, like booze and gambling.
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Warhol, often billed as a hardhearted cynic, was actually, or also, a true romantic who almost never found the love he craved.
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I never stopped hoping that if I worked hard enough, wanted it badly enough, I'd finally get the acclaim that I craved.
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One reason that I originally moved from Vancouver, BC, to Brooklyn in 2006 is because I craved more stress in my life.
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On Sunday, Daenerys ended up offering Jon the dragonglass rights he craved, but it didn't change the overall tenor of the place.
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Now, thanks to the impeachment inquiry, Mr. Sondland has plenty of room for the expansive role with Ukraine that he once craved.
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Franklin says that he has always craved attention and approval, especially from women, and that he became promiscuous in his early teens.
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They've been part of our history for as long as men have craved power and used that power to satisfy their cravings.
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Mr. Saurer craved a first crack at the special India pale ale that Other Half had created to celebrate its third anniversary.
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Apple's 20163 holiday message, "Frankie's Holiday," is one good example, showing the monster tearfully getting the love and acceptance he always craved.
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But the gains appeared to lose some momentum on Wednesday as investors craved more details about the trade deal announced on Friday.
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By his own account, he has always craved media attention, but his encounters with the Washington press corps have turned increasingly bitter.
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In this crazy world, your calm nature is craved by those around you, and you'll find that friends flock to you accordingly.
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"Ever hungry, they craved human flesh, which is the only substance that could sustain them," wrote Ojibwe storyteller Basil Johnston in The Manitous.
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We do get a sense of this from the firsthand accounts of the guards and prisoners who were there — but I craved more.
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"I do not crave to be known," Comey replied, maybe oblivious, or maybe all too aware, that the audience craved to know him.
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He craved adventure and excitement, and he decided that the New World—the Wild West in particular—was the place to find it.
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He made no secret of the fact that the job he craved was his old one, the one then held by Mr. Kelly.
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When I craved some real food, like a steak or a burger, I would go to a restaurant by myself at 5 p.m.
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Maggie seems to see it as an opportunity to buck Rick's more measured approach and to justify getting the revenge she's long craved.
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Dâm-Funk: That's what I'm saying: people forget that they were playing that stuff, then the tempos changed and people craved faster tempos.
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Kaczynski has set about undermining democracy guaranteed by constitutional checks and balances, the very thing Poland craved after 1989 as insurance against tyranny.
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Prosecutor: Carter was untruthful During cross-examination, Assistant District Attorney Katie Rayburn tried to paint Carter as an untruthful person who craved attention.
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Small wonder that by 2450 many craved a restoration, and that they remain grateful to Mr Putin for providing it (see chart 22011).
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Because while people like Marella Agnelli, Guy de Rothschild and Lee Radziwill weren't embracing Hans Wegner and Pierre Paulin, they, too, craved freedom.
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As written here before, the media craved a great, different election-year story and now the story is out of their coverage control.
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Just weeks ago, people craved transparency, efficiency and accountability as remedies for the corporate fraud and market manipulation of the past many years.
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An outpatient program seemed to help, but Eldred still craved fentanyl, an highly addictive narcotic painkiller that's 100 times more potent than morphine.
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And I've never craved a tuna melt in my life, but that may only be because I'd never tasted the one at Zadie's.
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As a start, the meeting itself provided a legitimation of North Korea's leadership that Kim's father and grandfather had craved but never achieved.
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Both shows stormed onscreen at a time when furious liberals craved a space to be unapologetically pissed off at the conservative status quo.
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I craved it every day I was in Oregon — and was nearly late to my flight getting another one on the way out.
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All the while, she craved the attention of certain popular girls at school and appeared excessively grateful when they were nice to her.
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Mr. Kunert settled in Kaisborstel in 1979, drawn by the peace and privacy he had craved during his final years in East Germany.
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But Dan, a Thai man who regularly cooks for the space, said that even those who found a home craved the camp's vibe.
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But he secretly craved Vietnamese banh mi, and he persuaded a family friend of Vietnamese descent to teach him how to make them.
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"Les Paul wrestled with the knowledge that even being a virtuoso on the guitar would not bring the fame he craved," Port writes.
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It runs like this: Manchester City has what Chelsea has always craved — not just success, but sustained success, consistent success, an unwavering direction.
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I wrote my anti-Oprah 2020 screed because I am a woman of the people, and I knew the people craved Oprah content.
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John Kasich of Ohio is adamant: He is finally getting the attention he craved in the presidential race, and he is not going anywhere.
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"They were selling it to people who craved this kind of commentary, but were just getting into a horrible version of it," she says.
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Hail to the Chief Donald J. Trump identified, long before anyone else did, the anger and desire for change that millions of Americans craved.
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It's one of the many reasons I created Tonal Journal — I always craved a safe space for women to be exactly who they are.
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While this information is certainly not too little, it may be too late for influencers who craved this data for years to no avail.
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Which means I craved control over my face, my emotions, my body, my food, my words, my house, my schedule, my yard, my future.
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Early on, Karutz realized viewers craved engagement, so the lab created dual passive and interactive experiences, the only project at Tribeca to do so.
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Why it matters: High drug costs are one of the most omnipresent political issues, and the public has craved solutions for a long time.
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I became visible in a way I hadn't experienced for a really long time, and I both hated and craved the attention I received.
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In the South, Cersei Lannister sits upon the Iron Throne, the once-all-powerful seat of authority she has craved since the first series.
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" — in honor of the food Kardashian craved most during her pregnancy and the pastry they planned a party around — "How is there no churro!
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That would give Rosneft more control over operations - something foreign minority partners have craved in Venezuela for years, one of the sources told Reuters.
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And Jessie tells PEOPLE that while she came from a larger family, Eric didn't — and she wanted him to have that experience he craved.
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Allardyce was said to be devastated by his removal, having barely started a job he had craved, but the mourning will not be widespread.
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The house they purchased in the Byrdcliffe artist colony, near Woodstock, N.Y., didn't provide the kind of privacy Mr. Dylan craved for his family.
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Rather than the Italianate mushroom stew I often make to serve with polenta, I craved something with more personality, perhaps a spicy, creamy curry.
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Everyone knew that Jones had long craved the call to Canton — and all the deference paid to the gold jacket that comes with it.
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Intermittent fasting also provided a more Zen-like approach to my waking hours, a change that I soon came to realize I desperately craved.
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Ms. Groh said she believed voters craved a "level of authenticity," and innovative policy solutions, delivered by the right messenger, can check that box.
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What he describes couldn't be called anything other than sexual abuse, even if the confused boy who craved a girlfriend never called it that.
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His father, he said, was eager to give him the kind of normal, American upbringing that he craved, but sometimes it was a struggle.
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Williams—who, as a child, was smothered by his grandiose mother and tormented by his seething, frequently absent father—revered, craved, and feared love.
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Plenty of Trump voters chose him, reluctantly, to be an agent of disruption, which they craved keenly enough to overlook the rest of him.
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Age: 27Position: GoalkeeperLiverpool had long craved the stability of a world-class keeper before the arrival of Alisson Becker from AS Roma in 2018.
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While living with our respective parents and siblings — retiring each night to our childhood bedrooms — we both desperately craved a space of our own.
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In North Carolina—my parents had migrated there from Philadelphia and Long Island, rendering us lifelong newcomers—I craved the immensity of New York.
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" (She realizes the irony of that now.) She craved the companionship of bandmates, because "I wanted to be part of a family, you know?
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In my opinion, there was so much peanut butter packed into its core that I craved a glass of milk to wash it down.
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This is why the full moon is referred to as the Hunger Moon — ask yourself what you craved in 2016 but never found or accomplished.
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But as much as she disliked leaving, therapy was the perfect setup for somebody like Charlotte, a person who craved connection but also avoided it.
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Forever was a familiar, pleasant distraction from Mew-Genics, one that, even after only a few months of development, was getting the reception Refenes craved.
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I was losing someone I loved and craved the companionship of someone who would still be there when I came through on the other side.
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Marketers craved our approval, CEOs wanted to hire us, the media fought for our attention, and parents everywhere worried that we were doing sex wrong.
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"Nobody could find their relatives — but more than food and water, what people craved the most was for that little rectangle to work," he said.
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They found that visitors wanted to speak with people on staff, and sometimes have long conversations, and it became especially clear that visitors craved recommendations.
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Sure, I craved the pies from Rivermont Pizza right across the campus in Lynchburg, VA, as well as my roommate's steamed rice now and then.
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Almost all of the cats craved human attention, with half of the felines opting for chin scratches over any of the other stimuli, food included.
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They craved a space where their problems and frustrations would be regarded as normal — a place where women could chime in and say, me too.
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In a sense, our job was to protect her instead of promote her, as she wasn't a person who craved the spotlight or any attention.
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Clinton, passing up a chance to issue the kind of lengthy salute that many, in and out of the Democratic Party, had expected and craved.
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In most cases, the earth that is craved is not the dark, humus-rich soil in your garden, but is rather smooth and clay-rich.
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Although as a developer Mr. Trump never got the real estate foothold in Russia that he craved, he has spent 30 years courting Russian politicians.
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" Mr. Bernardi said that being in the revival had "provided me with the fatherly lessons that I've craved for over 30 years and never got.
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"I still kind of craved that gigantic dramatic orgasm that most of us have been fed by movies, TV shows, and pop culture," she recalls.
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When she was a child, she often read the newspaper her father brought home from work every day because she craved information about the world.
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Justice Kennedy's resignation has given President Trump the extra Supreme Court appointment he has so craved, and he means to make the most of it.
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All of that has brought four Premier League titles, a slew of F.A. Cups and, of course, the Champions League trophy that Abramovich always craved.
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I had prismatic dreams of Cheetos and mac and cheese — two foods I ate hardly at all before dieting but suddenly craved with a passion.
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The small stage I offered Esraa, the direct questions I asked her and the interest I took in her personal evolution were everything she craved.
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Latching onto its unforgettable melodies, including the famous tune that inspired "Goin' Home," audiences around the world have craved this lush, dramatic work ever since.
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The American people craved leadership and Roosevelt delivered it, taking center stage in the nation's political life and holding it for the next 12 years.
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Love Is Blind's Jessica craved an intense, fireworks kind of emotion — and while Mark was a nice guy, what she had with him wasn't that.
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In return, Mr. Zelensky would get the White House meeting he craved and, implicitly, Washington would release military aid held up on Mr. Trump's request.
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Mr. Gupta, the former global head of consulting giant McKinsey & Company, became a pariah among many of the corporate chieftains who once craved his counsel.
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The details that were emerging about the victims reinforced what Mr. McCants and others described as the shock value craved by plotters of such attacks.
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She craved a second bedroom to use as her home office, where she could spread out her drawings and samples of stone, wood and tile.
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The 69-year-old Fain, who was born in Boston and grew up in Providence, Rhode Island, surrounded by family, said he craved something different.
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I craved conversation built on shared intuition and the back and forth of ideas; he didn't want much of that kind of conversation at all.
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Boxing has always craved an exciting heavyweight division because, with its high potential for thrilling knockouts, it has the best chance to attract mass appeal.
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But after Sincerely was acquired by Provide Commerce, he craved more of the startup life, and left with some co-workers to devise a new venture.
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Dear Amy: I loved your answer to "Desperate," the med student who wanted to settle in a small town, while her longtime boyfriend craved city life.
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Here was the jolt of architectural eccentricity we craved, an improvised structure that looks like a few shipping containers crash-landed on top of a warehouse.
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After my stroke, I craved the chance to dream again, but I didn't know what those dreams would look like without functioning arms, legs, or voice.
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On Kik, she found someone, claiming to be a man in his 20s, who offered her help and gave her the attention she craved, she said.
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I craved one of those marathon Saturday sessions that would wipe my mind of all worries that didn't involve getting Mario past that flying fish level.
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Some craved the influence and intellectual thrill of running one of humanity's most popular inventions, but now question if that influence and their work is positive.
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I'd just finished intense Black Mirror and The Crown marathons, both of which I recapped for Refinery29, and I craved something equally thrilling and intellectually stimulating.
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It's slow without being plodding and vocal-centric without marginalizing the beat, and the co-sign from Green grants them the legitimacy they so desperately craved.
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While he was in school, his student budget didn't allow him the luxury of drinking the import beer that he craved, so he turned to homebrewing.
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The trailer concludes with a shudder-inducing voiceover in which Pennywise, sounding absolutely salacious, tells the Losers that he's craved for them to return to Derry.
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"But what caused it?" my patient asked, referring to the failure of her bone marrow to make the blood cells the rest of her organs craved.
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I longed to find an absolute moral Truth and craved a sense of belonging with others who recognized and ordered their lives according to that Truth.
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Were he to function as a more-or-less normal chief executive, Trump would receive the treats he has always craved, including attention, approval and admiration.
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White male slave owners in the United States described their slaves as hypersexual beasts who craved sex -- while they raped enslaved women and tortured enslaved men.
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I craved such an escape myself—but I was also mystified by the show's reception, because the first season struck me as both treacly and exhausting.
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First, a random late-evening notification led to the exact pair I craved on the Saks Fifth Avenue website, which I ordered and which never came.
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I especially enjoyed an animated presentation of how wine merchants through the ages challenged themselves over millenniums to transport wine overseas to customers who craved it.
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A Good Appetite It used to be that whenever I craved a bowl of runny-yolked eggs poached in red sauce, I'd whip up some shakshuka.
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The leading candidate is the vice president's own chief of staff, Nick Ayers, a political operative who possesses the campaign savvy that Mr. Trump has craved.
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They bought a weekend house on four acres in Ulster County in 2014 because they wanted a larger kitchen and craved a closer connection to nature.
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Mr. Mika and Mr. Robone have talked on the phone about the anonymity they craved after receiving so much attention as victims of high-profile shootings.
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HBO's highly anticipated adaptation, despite the presence of Lin-Manuel Miranda and his friend the armored polar bear, promises to bring back the darkness fans craved.
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While being onstage gave her some of the freedom she craved, a chance encounter with a choreographer whose partner had transitioned brought about a personal reckoning.
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But the restless McEwan craved a closer alternative for exercise and contemplation, and found inspiration at Down House, the former home of Charles Darwin in Kent.
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I craved an opportunity to come full circle with "Waitress" and revisit my roots as a musical theater performer for the first time since high school.
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And Jessie told PEOPLE that while she came from a larger family, her NFL star husband didn't — and she wanted him to have that experience he craved.
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In her early 20s, the lifelong Londonite noticed a gap in the food and drink scene: There wasn't anywhere that offered the sense of community she craved.
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Trump was born into a certain sort of privilege, but never enough to elevate him to the elite societal echelons, and corresponding acceptance, that he so craved.
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Because I'm able to hear so many of my struggles and joys in her music, Musgraves has created a gateway into country fandom that I always craved.
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He never let Manson get close to him or his home, even as Manson craved access to exactly the kind of circles Melcher and Bergen moved within.
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" Knox writes that she had regular mail and family visits – in stark contrast to other inmates, who were utterly alone during their incarceration and craved "human contact.
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For a moment, it appeared that Caitlyn had gotten what she'd always craved: acceptance for who she is, and not the person others wanted her to be.
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Indeed, as early 2000s teens graduated from these labels, the stores struggled to remain relevant among a new shopper base that craved more fashion, and less logo.
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The idea was juvenile in its simplicity, but amid planning a wedding and being a month from turning 30, something juvenile and simple was what I craved.
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In the process, the party bestowed upon Mr. Trump the kind of legitimacy that he craved, which has helped him pursue a credible bid for the presidency.
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"I learned at his feet, relied on his counsel and craved his respect," the senator wrote in his 2012 memoir, almost 30 years after Mr. Garcia died.
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I had just started to complete all the drills, but I was still slow, and I lacked that gritty grace of a boxer that I superficially craved.
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Even after using this word for a couple of years, I hesitated to respond to him because I knew my answer would lack that concreteness he craved.
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She realized her coughs were an attempt to get her husband's attention—she had subconsciously believed that sickness would earn her the care and love she craved.
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But like everyone with an uncertain future and a child to raise on my own, I craved the satisfaction of the crossword's "one clue, one answer" routine.
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"When I Was Puerto Rican" appeared in my life when I craved a connection to my family and their history, and it delivers a powerful American story.
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It was a club that embodied the "Mad" of "Madchester" and will forever remain on the tongues of those who craved something a wilder than the Haçienda.
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Trump has wavered for weeks over the type of trial he would support publicly, but privately he has long craved a robust defense aimed at vindicating him.
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For her part, she said, she craved the free-ranging discussion of art and literature, something not available at the Vivekananda Institute of Technology, which she attends.
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We go to Princeton, where two of us are international students, and that Saturday, we craved the spicy curries and fluffy flatbreads of our pre-college lives.
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His small Fo'castle residence — a locally built home with 10 windows offering unobstructed views of the Atlantic — offered Beston the kind of Walden-like solitude he craved.
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His hope is that Congress wraps up a tax bill he has craved, a seemingly doable task, before the full political repercussions of Alabama's vote shake out.
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Then he met Lesley Arfin, a writer for HBO's "Girls," who — you guessed it — liked punk rock, had that spirit he craved and was beautiful to boot.
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"No matter how much I liked my clients and my colleagues, delivering for them could not furnish that deep level of purpose that I craved," he wrote.
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The irony, which Campos is wise enough to leave unspoken, is that Christine's ultimate act was to grant the station all the publicity it craved, and more.
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The psychedelic landscapes of Terri Loewenthal at Jackson Fine Art recall a time before Instagram, when Holga-induced light leaks created the distorted world we always craved.
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Still no closer to a solution, I found myself praying that the last person to comment, Korpselo, would provide me with the epistemological satisfaction I so craved.
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At the same time, increasingly unsettled by the tremendous success of his main band, Vedder craved the lower profile of performing in wife Beth Liebling's experimental group Hovercraft.
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Trump craved the win so badly that, in 2006, he agreed to preform the theme song to Green Acres wearing overalls and carrying a pitchfork, alongside Megan Mullaly.
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It was the nourishment she needed (or comfort she craved) and the break I wanted from whatever it was that was pulling me in a thousand directions otherwise.
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Yet the special counsel was never likely to be the antidote they craved, because the power of the ballot trumps the law, and because the law is slippery.
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After dropping a new video, announcing a world tour and basically slaying the Super Bowl halftime show, it's no wonder Beyoncé craved a quiet moment with her family.
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While they give Selina the praise and validation she's always craved — and Hale and Richardson make for reliably funny sidekicks — they're still not exactly the sharpest of advisers.
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I like to tinker and experiment when I shoot on digital cameras, so I've always craved more control when I've picked up something like the Fujifilm Instax Wide.
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Vows Marilyn Snell craved time to herself in the summer of 2012 so that she could take stock of the emotional losses enveloping her life in San Francisco.
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A meeting with Club Brugge, of course, was hardly the sort of achingly glamorous meeting Leicester had craved for the club's first-ever game in the Champions League.
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Unlike past presidents, who craved solitude in their time away from the White House, Trump has invited a steady stream of visitors to his brick colonial Bedminster clubhouse.
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Was he the authentic man on the street that Ford Nation adored, a sympathetic figure who desperately craved respect from his hard-ass father and belittling big brother?
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He said he could tell I craved real intimacy, someone who could match my—apparently otherworldly—sex drive, but give me stability, kindness, affection, laughter, all those things.
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Sometimes I even took ovulation tests when my period was due, in case they somehow told me I was pregnant, and also just because I craved to POAS.
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It was what they wanted most of all — "a glass box in the sky," Mr. Kravit said — with the view they craved: bridge and city, weather and horizon.
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I saw them — fetchingly displayed by the Italian sausage in the refrigerated case of a neighborhood butcher shop (the kind that are sadly disappearing) — and I craved them.
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But it was as if Republicans, in fixating on their opponents, had failed to acknowledge that the ruthlessness they craved in their leaders was already well at work.
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The "Dark Side" Sith simply craved power by any means necessary, and Palpatine used the Jedi Order's inherent flaws against them to bring the whole thing crashing down.
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Professionally, Moore was at a turning point: She was exiting her teen-pop years, and his reputation as a sensitive, authentic voice provided the artistic credibility she craved.
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But Corey Stewart , a Trump acolyte who nearly beat Gillespie in the June gubernatorial primary, was front and center and gave the crowd the blunt, populist rhetoric it craved.
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Koehler told the Times that it was not a case of neglect as the children had eaten breakfast, lunch and dinner that day, but he still craved a cheeseburger.
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Thus lulled into over-confidence, Trump made what he must have believed to be a brilliant overture for peace talks that would finally give Kim the legitimacy he craved.
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For this outgoing parent, it's been a challenge to accept that her child, now 15, still has less interest in the kind of busy social life she herself craved.
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Lana Del Rey seems to have followed suit, realizing that the assurance she craved from neck-tattooed fuckboys was always inside of her—if she only dug deep enough.
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I craved a change in scenery, a new place to distract me as I wandered for miles in the mountains or woods, hours away from my home in Kansas.
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It's been inevitable, given how widespread the genre's popularity and influence is four decades after its birth, that gobs of white rappers would come along, craved by white audiences.
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BRIARCLIFF MANOR, N.Y. — Donald J. Trump, aided by two teleprompters, presented the version of himself on Tuesday evening that Republican Party officials had desperately craved — softer, serious and sophisticated.
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She said his motive might have been to help Ms. Buchbinder because he craved her approval and love, but he still had the mental capacity to understand his acts.
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If you've ever craved the experience of chewing on Polly Pocket figurines, then you would probably enjoy Nerds — tiny, one-note globules of flavored sugar exhibiting a gravelly crunch.
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I think Gendry has spent such a large part of his life being kind of passed around as a pawn, and control over others isn't something he's ever craved.
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Ever the opportunist, though, he knew the integration his opposition craved could not be achieved absent conformance to core Western principles: religious liberty and civilian control of the military.
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Kaitlyn Tempalsky, Timothy's girlfriend over the past three years, said he had sought to join Beta Theta Pi because he craved the camaraderie that fraternity life seemed to promise.
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Biden's claim that Trump offered Kim Jong Un the "legitimacy" North Korea has long craved echoes a widespread criticism of the President's approach to dealing with the Hermit Kingdom.
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Besides offering specific recommendations that Rockwell happily accepted — it was Hurlburt who suggested the marshals be depicted with their arms back — he provided the support and approval Rockwell craved.
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But it was almost immediately apparent to me that the opportunities and experiences I craved most were back west, and I booked a one-way ticket to New York.
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It was the work of a perfectionist, a sharp student of pop music who craved acclaim, an artist desperate to be recognized as an icon in his own time.
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That brought him back to Afghanistan where American and Afghan soldiers alike craved home-cooked Afghan meals instead of the frozen food shipped in from the U.A.E. and elsewhere.
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Clark craved such evidence because he'd concluded that, despite his exhaustive research, the physics of supersonic parachutes are still too poorly understood to be of much use to an engineer.
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I found a job I love, and going back to work enabled me to regain my professional identity — something I didn't realize I craved so deeply until it was gone.
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I saw just how much she craved more, and as I eased out of depression, I realized I could relate to my mother in at least one way after all.
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He notes that nothing in the deal prevents Dish from working with tech giants such as Google and Amazon, who have long craved a bigger piece of the wireless business.
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Viewers learned little new about the candidates' policy stances, and -- aside from Jeb Bush showing the kind of passion his supporters have long craved -- they also saw few stylistic differences.
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Netflix added more subscribers than expected in the third quarter as viewers craved its highly regarded original content and results did not show any new signs of stress, analysts said.
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Harden and James treated the raucous sellout crowd to the fireworks most everyone craved in the first quarter, initiating a riveting back-and-forth battle between the former league MVPs.
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He was closing in on the leadership job he craved, could taste victory, enough to mount a four-month challenge accusing the establishment of cheating, rigging voting and the results.
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A bar of chocolate, a photo of my homeland, a piece of the larger world was all they craved — and the chance to tell me what they were going through.
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Much as she craved the traditional college experience and the independence that would have come with it, part of her calculation in applying to Hunter had been its cost-effectiveness.
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" That theory of politics reappeared in Mr. Buttigieg's 2019 memoir, "Shortest Way Home," in which he concluded, after his bid for party chairman, that voters craved a "values-led message.
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He dissembles too well, and ends up the object of her chaste infatuation; worse, he finds out that at least two other men are enjoying the physical intimacy he craved.
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Congressional Memo WASHINGTON — Congressional Republicans, who craved unified control of the government to secure their aggressive conservative agenda, have instead found themselves on a legislative elliptical trainer, gliding toward nowhere.
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Yet despite the privileged New York script that they were following — private Manhattan high schools and Ivy League colleges for both — the more radical Mr. Gliklich always craved new landscapes.
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Otto von Bismarck, a Prussian statesman, craved the outcrop, and in 1890 Britain ceded it to Germany in exchange for a free hand in the former slave-trading sultanate of Zanzibar.
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In short, Switch takes an idea that gamers have craved—one that both Nintendo and other companies have fumbled to realize for years—and turns it into the system's core appeal.
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Though it wasn't an easy journey, and the documentary shows how much she went through emotionally, Vilaysack says she's glad she went through it and found the answers she's always craved.
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A Trump victory tonight would finally give the billionaire the win he's so craved and let him dominate headlines in the 11 days before the next GOP contest in South Carolina.
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Fortunately for Mendes, the slut-shaming was shut down by other people in her school who didn't give the bullies the validation they craved...but that didn't make what happened okay.
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Thanks to expectations that the pipeline will finally get the government approval for the pipeline that the company has long craved, Cadiz's stock price doubled between the election and early February.
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The word 'Brexit'—and its lexicographical, bastard broods and portmanteaus—have successfully turned the referendum debacle into a semantics circus so loved, so desired by politicians and craved by the electorate.
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So he had his aides and House leaders work to revive the bill, and now it has cleared the House of Representatives, giving him the short-term victory he so craved.
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But he did position himself with a solid value proposition to his base voters, articulated as "Make America Great Again" and made many supporters feel heard in a way they craved.
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Why would Glass, as he claims, try to live as far from ISIS authorities as possible during the early years of their vast caliphate if it was their rule he craved?
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Many of the victims were women who "lost their way" and sold their "bodies and souls" to get the drugs they craved, she said, suggesting Franklin took advantage of that vulnerability.
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He craved cranberry juice, shunned bread and spent most of his spare time in Hamood's gym, in Dearborn Heights, working out, sparring with heavier partners, itching to fight for a living.
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I wasn't fanatical, but I'd get to one or two classes a week and loved that it could give me the workout my body needed and the peace my mind craved.
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Appeals and further process followed, but finally, in 2009, Bangladesh's Supreme Court delivered a measure of justice the nation had long craved by upholding the convictions of five of the assassins.
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It was the kind of contract Van Wagenen craved in his former job as an agent, uniting a player with a contender at a price too rich for even the Yankees.
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Living In 10 Photos View Slide Show ' After living in Washington Heights for 20 years, Stanley Jin and his wife, Nhu Nguyen, craved more space for themselves and their three children.
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Luke craved movement, and the job of renting apartments unchained him from the desk and allowed his long legs to traverse the city, looking for listings and meeting fellow New Yorkers.
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Though this fell short of the $2 trillion valuation Crown Prince Mohammed craved, the oil company is nonetheless the most valuable in the world — dwarfing US behemoths like Apple and Alphabet.
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There are others who think O.J. will golf, alright, but he has craved the spotlight his entire adult life and they don't think he's lost his appetite ... despite 9 years behind bars.
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She looks confident and regal, but not particularly happy, as she takes her seat, while Cersei smirks slightly, foolishly secure in her position now that she has the power she's always craved.
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When I logged on the other day, the other players seemed better, somehow — as though they'd only just returned from playing another game somewhere else, and craved a return to the familiar.
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I had no costume, but I was dressed as the thing I've most craved as a single city gal with a long streak of disappointments in her past—I was…in love.
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The responses could have been written by instigators who saw an opportunity to promote racist speech because they craved the attention or wanted to turn people against each other as a joke.
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Washington (CNN)After a year of doubts, recriminations and special election misfires, Democrats finally got the big victories Tuesday they'd so desperately craved in the year since Donald Trump won the presidency.
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The goal was to maintain quality while creating that juicy, visceral experience his new customers craved — in terms of looks, like "the Carl's Jr. commercial burger dripping all over you," he said.
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The app alone may not be the game that fans have craved, but it's a notable milestone for Nintendo, which has long held off on porting its content to iOS and Android.
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They craved the exposure that brands like Pebble and Oculus or Scanadu attracted on Kickstarter and Indiegogo, respectively, but they knew consumers were growing suspicious of promises made by crowdfunding hardware startups.
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"Straying," it turns out, means straying not just from one's partner but from a parent who, for all her delight in the world's possibilities, couldn't give her child the stability she craved.
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Schumann placed a spotlight on this nook of musical language, back a couple of levels from the thing ultimately craved, deep into the interior of the way harmonies pull at our hearts.
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The applause from France grew so loud that American critics were compelled to join in, and Himes eventually earned the status he had craved for so long back in the United States.
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Deep in their bones, both craved victory in this fourth-round match in Rod Laver Arena — yes, even Kyrgios, who has been on a mission in 63, inspired in part by tragedy.
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Kuku paka is a product of the diverse influences that shaped Kenya's coastal cuisine, and today it is craved and recreated in home kitchens and restaurants all over the country, and beyond.
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North Korean leaders have craved a direct meeting with a sitting U.S. president for decades but never realized this goal until now because past U.S. administrations have deemed such a meeting unwise.
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She loved medicine—she completed EMT training after leaving the sex industry and had been working as a paramedic for years—and craved the financial stability that nursing would bring her family.
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Now that planned meeting, scheduled for June 12 in Singapore, is off, capping a months-long back-and-forth with nuclear-armed Pyongyang and denying Trump the foreign policy victory he craved.
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Mike Coffman, R-Colorado, Dahman said he believed people craved opportunities to tell their representatives face-to-face -- much as tea partiers did in 2009 -- and he wanted a way to empower them.
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Rowland said that despite having read books like Heidi Murkoff's What to Expect When You're Expecting, nothing seemed to give her the honest truth she craved about life immediately after having a child.
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That's why when The Cosmos, an organization devoted to creating spaces for Asian women, invited me to a wellness retreat, I wasn't aware that I was saying yes to something that I craved.
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John Kerry's 2004 presidential campaign, agreed, saying that while he often observed staffers who craved the attention that their bosses received, Dacey had long been valued in Washington for keeping her head down.
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"Privacy becomes the most craved desire, but it can be hard to come by," said Wackrow, adding it falls to Melania Trump, as it did to Michelle Obama, to help her family adjust.
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So he promised himself he would come back and check on Anthony to make sure everything was OK. He did this almost daily and soon, Sheffert's daily check-ins were something Anthony craved.
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When Snapchat invented the Stories format, it purposefully left out a Like button because it would make sharing into a competition where users craved the binary feedback and posted whatever was most popular.
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We met students who devoured every word of the tech blogs we all read, and still craved someone with first-hand knowledge, to warn them away from dead ends or confirm their intuitions.
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If I wouldn't be met with equal affection, the same desire to get inside another that I craved, I could at least feel some sense of uniqueness and intrigue in my alienating intensity.
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He did not wish to give ISIS the legitimacy it so desperately craved, nor did he wish to alienate the overwhelming majority of Muslims who were as repulsed by ISIS as anyone else.
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Like many politicians, Hoover preferred to think of himself as someone who had reluctantly answered a call to public service, rather than as someone who craved power, but he took losing very hard.
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Tired of trying to shape events as the person behind the person — be it a husband or son — she finally took the power she craved by force and dared anyone to stop her.
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Murray's convincing 6-3, 6-4 win in front of 17,153 boisterous fans at the O2 Arena gave him the signature victory he craved, as well as his first World Tour Finals title.
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We had no reason to question the slow rot inside our bodies and brains, or how our fattening consumption habits were changing the nature of conversation around TV. We simply craved more. Everything.
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The Girl Scouts, which she had tried twice, was less appealing because it offered fewer of the outdoor activities she craved: fishing, regular camp-outs or practicing how to properly use a knife.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — It was an unsightly and painful yearlong slog, but Republicans are finally getting what they so desperately craved — a major legislative victory in the form of a consequential tax overhaul.
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Mr. Kohl gave eastern Germans the deutsche marks they had long craved, though at a 21.1:22014 exchange rate, which left their inefficient state-run industries unable to compete on Western economic terms.
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Mann testified that she craved the validation that Weinstein had provided — but fundamentally, Mann appeared to be trying to salvage a career and personhood out of the wreckage of her relationship with Weinstein.
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To do so, critics argue, would hand Iran the major strategic regional victory it has craved, and for which Soleimani – head of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Quds Force – worked so bloodily for years.
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Democratic politics, long criticised for clustering round the center, with little difference between left and right, now has what the critics craved: a fight for principles, strategies and the allegiance of the electorates.
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Luckily, when a store employee spotted the bear, they quickly locked the store's inner door, barring the bear's access to the sweet, sweet alcohol it so craved (maybe — I don't know what bears like).
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In a time of immense and rapid change, when scientific progress was accelerating at a quick speed, people craved a sign that some things were made to last — in this case, the human spirit.
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Here's something reporters who get leaks from Ivanka, or from friends of her, ought to consider: We have been told, quite credibly over the years, that Ivanka Trump has always craved her father's admiration.
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"The fact that it has been shared by so many sadly means that this kind of acceptance is both too rare and deeply craved by LGBT people so used to being rejected by families."
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Pete Doherty consumed a 20-minute mega breakfast because he fundamentally hasn't had a solid meal since 2010, and his body craved and needed it, and then he washed it down with a Yazoo.
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The second is that Trump loves this deal, because it has gotten him the thing he has always not-so-secretly craved: the praise of mainstream pundits who opine from 6 to 9 a.m.
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I flew nearly halfway around the world and signed on with a bus tour because I craved the up-close experience of the darkest of dark stains on humanity, and instead I'm experiencing… humanity.
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The company conducted a survey of dispensary customers to determine which fast food they craved after getting blazed (or after responsibly eating the edible of their choice) and McDonald's was the hands-down winner.
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I've always craved a black and white answer for everything, just as I've wanted my heroes to be pure and perfect, but what I've started to realize is that these issues are infinitely complex.
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At times what I craved was not an inventory but a spreadsheet — a magical one capable of calculating the merits and demerits of an artist's participation in and suffering under the Nazi war machine.
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Even the sounds of the jet engine seem to influence us: A 2015 Cornell University study found that, when exposed to the low rumble of jet engines, people craved umami (savory) versus sweet things.
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With hundreds of thousands of people under evacuation orders, shelters in Houston filled to bursting with people who craved some news about the safety of their loved ones and the state of their homes.
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He publicly sauntered into a government office last week to pick up the certificate that confirmed his election to the Haitian Senate, a document he thought would offer the legal immunity he so craved.
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Alternative music as a whole craved to be taken seriously as the voice of an ironic, angst-ridden generation; ska, on the other hand, would rather toot on horns and hop around like dorks.
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It's what you craved as a kid, it's the best way to tell if your pizza place is serving up quality pies, and it allows you to maximize your pizza budget (financial and caloric).
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Rak-Su are smart because they're using the show as a platform rather than as a learning process, which is exactly what could give it the renewed credibility it has so desperately craved for years.
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I knew I wouldn't get a boy like DiCaprio to swear upon yonder blessed moon that he would adventure to a vast shore washed with the farthest sea for me, but I craved it nonetheless.
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They argued that Carter used Roy as a "pawn in her sick game of life and death," and wanted to be "the grieving girlfriend" to gain her peers' attention and sympathy, which she always craved.
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The college was rarely easy but it gave him the companionship he craved, and encouraged him to reflect deeply on what he wanted to do with his life, opting ultimately to work in educational reform.
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"It was recognition that North Korea has really craved, but it might also be a double-edged sword for Kim," said the official, who declined to be identified because of the sensitivity of the matter.
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Amanda is paralyzed from the waist down, and while this suit gave her the gift of movement, it couldn't give her the symmetry and freedom of range of motion that she, like all humans, craved.
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Lahiri reached out to Italian when English stopped offering her the solitude she craved as a writer; now that she has left Italy we must wait to see where the arrow of exile points her.
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As I mentioned before, my only prior experience in taking a top-down gear photo was in jest, but I soon craved the experience of taking and posting another one in earnest after those upgrades.
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What I craved most was shutki vorta, a rough crush of little dried fish that start out as hard and skinny as licorice and are broken down just enough to grow soft and slightly fluffy.
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But he also craved a certain form of respectability that's led him to leave behind a staggering track record of broken promises and glowing press clips from journalists who were gullible enough to believe them.
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This song is a profound addition to the out-of-vogue storytelling-rap tradition, and Mr. Cole has always openly craved belonging to the coterie of artists who specialized in this sort of hip-hop.
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I told Mr. Arroyuelo that after days of jostling from winery to hotel to restaurant, it was a relief to find a single area that encompassed pretty much everything we craved, requiring no nocturnal voyages.
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It's a multicultural but tribal stretch of strip malls and boxy housing where immigrant groups stick with their own or occasionally clash, and Mr. Chagai craved some kind of structure and connection when he arrived.
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Chicago's growing progressive bloc, for instance, liked candidates such as the community organizer Amara Enyia, who had many of the lefty bona fides they craved and none of the old-school political entanglements they didn't.
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According to Lora Adair, a professor of evolutionary psychology at Lyon College, men and women have always craved intelligence in mates, whether they go out of their way to identify as a sapiosexual or not.
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" RELATED: Chief Justice John Roberts is exercising the power he's craved He continued, "Those of us on the court know that the best way to do our job is to work together in a collegial way.
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There's been a shifting trend in the peeks into the lifestyles of the rich and famous we've craved since the heyday of Cribs, when audiences were wowed by Mariah Carey's walls of stilettos and decadent bathtub.
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To his critics, Sanders' lack of experience — coming up in politics in Vermont — and near lack of black voices among his senior campaign staff left him flat-footed on the intersectional political analysis young activists craved.
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Plus, after spending most of his first year without legislative accomplishments, Trump has signed the tax cut that the GOP so craved into law, and he can take credit for success in judicial confirmations as well.
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Audiences who craved to see themselves on-screen – who perhaps didn't even know this was possible – grew slowly stronger and louder, until a deafening declaration (as loud as $218 million) showed we want and deserve more.
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Age: 20Position: MidfielderGuendouzi is promising the be the midfield general Arsenal have craved since the departure of Patrick Vieira back in 2005, having already become a regular and important figure in Unai Emery's new-look side.
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In her glittering collages, faux naïf paintings and her signature "dream boxes," there are fatherless figures, distant mothers and recurring images of Ms. Vanderbilt's beloved nanny, Dodo, who gave her the love and constancy she craved.
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Unlike last week, when Sanders supporters celebrated a win in California and could argue that Elizabeth Warren's share of the vote cost him victories in Minnesota and Maine, Tuesday delivered the two-person contest Sanders craved.
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Which is to say, for the people who were so passionate about Mr. Mandella — a teenager living in Warwick, England who invented himself online from whole designer cloth — that they craved an even more tactile connection.
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American wheat and corn farmers have long craved unfettered access to the Chinese market, but this was ruled out last week by Han Jun, vice minister of agriculture and a key part of China's negotiating team.
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In a memoir, "Outsider, Insider: An Unlikely Success Story," privately published in 1998, he wrote that Marian, his third wife, had given him a sense of family and security that he had craved since childhood. Mrs.
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He looked genuinely pained by the idea that he might not be the one to face Trump and win the chance to usher in the restoration of civility and mainstream liberalism that his campaign believed voters craved.
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They said that Carter, then 17, used Roy as a "pawn in her sick game of life and death" and wanted to be "the grieving girlfriend" to gain her peers' attention and sympathy, which she always craved.
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Signicat is a financial technology (fintech) firm that has craved out a niche for itself in its home market of Norway and is now looking to expand its digital identity protection and processing solutions to new markets.
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The Commodore 366 Metropolitan Ave, Brooklyn, NY 1573 (718) 218-7632 If you've ever craved a frozen piña colada, a heaping plate of nachos, and crunchy fried chicken all at once, The Commodore was made for you.
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But now those cravings are official: According to a recent study, White Castle's sliders are, in fact, the most-craved burgers in the country, easily ousting other beloved chains such as In-N-Out and Five Guys.
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They craved boldness and candidates who will not only fight for them but with them on issues that affect their lives: truly universal health care, free college tuition, combatting income inequality, and restoring and strengthening workers' rights.
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Photograph by Cole Wilson for The New Yorker The owners, Kevin Bradford, Kim Harris, and Stacey Lee, three beer lovers in their forties, were tired of having to leave the neighborhood to get the variety they craved.
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Sure, Gaga played the Super Bowl in January, one that was more tepid in political symbology than Beyoncé's the year prior, and she played some newer tracks but it was her older bangers that the audience craved.
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The A.F.L. has long craved international expansion and recognition — the league started playing an international rules series against Ireland in 1984 and, in the past decade, it has played exhibition games in Abu Dhabi, Shanghai and London.
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" In an early draft of "Beverly Home," Johnson wrote: "Approval was something I craved more than drugs or alcohol, and I hadn't been able to get it in the bars, but it seemed attainable in the rooms.
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It was simply seen as an escalating move and a sign of hardening hearts, an indication that Trump's fans in the business community might not be getting the pre-election climbdown from trade war that they craved.
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To get this approval he so desperately craved, he pulled numbers straight from the depths of his ass because he knew that data and statistics are sometimes nebulous or at the very least require some fact-checking.
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In "How to Be the Go-to House," Stan Gornicz describes how his childhood experiences led him to create a welcoming, noisy home as a parent: As a kid, I always craved this kind of rambunctious clamor.
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Her lawyers claimed antidepressant drugs influenced her behavior; though the prosecution preferred to cast her as a callous narcissist who craved the sympathy of her peers and believed a suicidal boyfriend would earn her a popularity boost.
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There was a point, in the dying days of the European transfer window, when it looked as if the Brazilian might get the move (back) to Barcelona that he craved, only for it all to fall apart.
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When Rosh Hashana came around that fall, Mr. Guetta, a fashion designer, raced around Rome on his scooter trying to find the grains of new wheat, red pumpkin, Swiss chard, pomegranates and dates that the professor craved.
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When Rosh Hashana came around that fall, Mr. Guetta, a fashion designer, raced around Rome on his scooter trying to find the grains of new wheat, red pumpkin, Swiss chard, pomegranates and dates that the professor craved.
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" In return, Mr. Sisi, who had been barred from the White House during the Obama administration, and who craved the respect such a visit would afford, expressed his "deep appreciation and admiration" for Mr. Trump's "unique personality.
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Of course, this being a romantic comedy, Bridget can't not care that she's single — even if it weren't a rom-com norm, that wouldn't be true to the character, who's always craved the love and approval of others.
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The spectators, a duplicitous mob, would see him pause to ponder a dissatisfying line call, hands on hips, and would bay him onward, into the molten depths of the tantrum that they both craved and affected to deplore.
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This was convenient for Muir, because it allowed him to imagine the Sierra Nevada not as a deeply human landscape with centuries of cultural history but as the one thing he craved most, a place of spiritual purity.
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Just by showing up to see Kim Jong Un, Donald Trump would give his murderous dynasty what it has always craved -- the prestige and propaganda coup of a meeting of equals with the President of the United States.
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During those chats, they came up with an idea for their final thesis, a design for an e-cigarette that would give smokers the nicotine they craved but without the cancer-causing substances that come from burning tobacco.
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Arash, who had lived with her three children in a Jordanian refugee camp while her husband tried to earn money in Saudi Arabia, said she craved what she saw as the safety and security of the United States.
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But they were also constantly crossing paths with acquaintances from college — Mr. Dellon went to Syracuse University and Mr. Livanos to Cornell — and craved some of the distance that usually comes with a move to a major metropolis.
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But it will be at least a nod to the public celebration of military hardware, with tanks on the ground and jets screaming overhead, that Trump has craved since a Bastille Day parade he attended in France in 2017.
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Opened in 2006 and partly funded by U.S. aid, the not-for-profit American University of Afghanistan (AUAF) had grown to accommodate 1,700 students, offering some of the country's most respected degrees craved by young people restless for opportunities.
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In closing arguments Tuesday, prosecutors said Carter berated her vulnerable boyfriend when he had second thoughts about killing himself, listened by phone as he died and used his suicide to get from friends the attention that she desperately craved.
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Paula spent all of season one acting as Rebecca's id, initiating all of the petty, vindictive shenanigans that Rebecca claimed she wanted no part in but secretly craved, the way the best friend traditionally does in a romantic comedy.
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It's not some freak who emerges from the shadows, it's a guy who had a family unit with Elizabeth Kloepfer and her daughter; a guy who in addition to his compulsion to kill also craved a sense of normalcy.
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Ever since, he had spoken of trying to deliver to Portugal that long-craved glory, and having finally reached the precipice again, he broke down once it was clear that he would not be able to see it through.
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An oddly intense teenager with a widely read zine and a variety of international pen pals, she chafed against a rigidly conservative government that banned chewing gum and stifled access to the indie cinema she and her friends craved.
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Read the statement: Bizarrely and hilariously, it's so focused on the lawyer's bait-and-switch and Donald Jr.'s disappointment that it boldly confirms how badly he'd craved dirt and how misleading his initial response to The Times was.
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By the time the 35-year-old Copley sailed at last in 1774, he was too set in his ways to achieve the painterly effects that might have earned him the high praise from London connoisseurs he desperately craved.
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When he did get in front of reporters, he was a bit too candid, which aides said would try to spin as the kind of refreshing candor that proved Bloomberg had the kind of authenticity and candor voters craved.
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Dmitry Medvedev, his prime minister and ally, outlined the world order the Kremlin craved as recently as last month, evoking the 1962 Cuban missile crisis as a model of how Moscow and Washington were able to solve dangerous crises.
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The scene also touches on why Kevin became an actor, since the stage is the only place where the little boy got the attention he so desperately craved but didn't get, since his parents were so focused on their other children.
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A recent bail-out of local power distribution companies, which traditionally have overlooked non-payment of bills by customers whose votes politicians craved, has resulted in a vast and costly debt restructuring which has weighed heavily on the public finances.
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The ending of the PLL mystery may have given longtime fans the closure we so desperately craved (not to mention validation for everyone who was fully onboard the #Twincer train) but unfortunately, it also meant saying goodbye to beloved characters.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Wolfgang Schaeuble's decision to step aside as German finance minister has given the Free Democratic Party what it has long craved: the chance to shape policy from the most coveted perch in Chancellor Angela Merkel's next coalition government.
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It's never too late to create a safe and comfortable home life, and this eclipse—despite how turbulent it may seen—is Libra moon's chance to create the space you always craved, but have not been able to attain yet.
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Not only was Trump denied the "win" he so desperately craved, but in stumbling over such unpopular legislation, he diminished his dealmaking brand and with it, his ability to push the next item on the GOP to-do list: tax reform.
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His campaign's say-yes-to-everything media strategy won him attention others craved, which led to him posting field-leading fund-raising totals while senators and governors found themselves begging for $1 contributions just to qualify for the party's debates.
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It's not surprising therefore that Democrats and some Republicans question why the summit is still on, especially given the administration's failure to provide a clear sense of the agenda and possible deliverables of a confab Trump has craved for months.
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Everything he does now reeks of onions, the futile efforts of a man who overplayed himself anywhere he went, always craved more and more and more, and could never just ACCEPT what the universe had given him—which was so much!
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I craved the freedom to explore a destination untethered by time constraints, but how do you do that on a cruise when you have a deadline to be onboard by late afternoon before the ship departs for the next port?
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In a world where online portals are replacing customer service centers and algorithms are replacing humans on the front lines, companies like ours continually need to show that the personal connections our customers craved were still — and always would be — there.
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He was living in Washington, D.C., pursuing a master's degree in public policy and working as a medical researcher when he started A Brown Table in 2011; he craved a creative outlet to soften the dual stresses of work and school.
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The picture of the general-turned-president in the White House, hosted by an American leader lavishing praise on him, was the seal of approval he had long craved, the validation of a strongman on the world's most prominent stage.
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When members of the delegation returned to Washington, they stressed to Mr. Trump the importance of supporting the new Ukrainian government early on, and urged the president to demonstrate his commitment by granting Mr. Zelensky the White House visit he craved.
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He has long craved electoral respectability, but the roots of his candidacy can be traced to May 2011, when President Obama, during his address at the White House Correspondents Dinner, put a picture of his Hawaiian birth certificate on a large screen.
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When I finally arrived at the apartment of my friend Maxim on the outskirts of Astana, I craved a beer and a talk, but the interview was the next day, and I soon fell into concentration, reviewing a newly drafted cultural-development strategy.
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Kingsbury, 25, is the all-time leader in moguls skiing victories and his streak of 13 consecutive World Cup wins is the longest ever, but the Olympic gold was the medal he has craved since losing out to compatriot Alex Bilodeau in 2014.
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The governor, a quintessential Southern politician with silver hair and Midlands accent, stood down challengers who said he was part of a corrupt and wasteful system in Columbia and not conservative enough to win a race that he&aposd craved for years.
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All of which gives firms some of the certainty they have craved since June 23rd: those fundamentally reliant on continental supply chains or the EU "passport" for financial services, say, now have the green light to plan their total or partial relocation.
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" When she first found out she was sick, she says, she craved "a story about illness" that wasn't about recovery or death, but coming to terms with living with something "that might last the rest of your life and never go away.
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But based on interviews and behind-the-scenes footage dug up by No Small Part's Brandon Hardesty (himself a character actor), on the set of Bride André was finally able to blend in and find the sense of normality he had always craved.
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Fighters in the featherweight division were expected to keep slogging on, despite the fact that the title they all so desperately craved hung around the tiger-tattooed abdomen of a fighter who had just taken his third consecutive fight outside the division.
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I couldn't understand how someone who could effortlessly bare an enviably toned midriff be so bold as to snub male attention, which was the only type of attention I craved as a swarthy 210 year old who had yet to be kissed.
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Texts drove suicide, prosecutors argued During closing arguments, prosecutors said Carter berated her vulnerable boyfriend when he had second thoughts about killing himself, listened by phone as he died and used his suicide to get from friends the attention that she desperately craved.
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But to do so would be to miss what every child, every Renaissance painter and, yes, everyone who's ever craved a little more sweetness in her life already inherently understands: Deliciousness is to be celebrated, in whatever form it comes, and however unexpected.
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All the political templates that moved against him domestically shifted in his favor diplomatically: Europe after Waterloo craved peace and stability, and Spanish decline continued, rendering her American possessions indefensible, as Adams made abundantly clear in negotiating the Transcontinental Treaty of 1819.
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Larsson's advantage quickly disappeared on the split times but the Swede, roared on by the home crowd, held her run together and celebrated wildly as she crossed the line with a medal guaranteed, even if it was not the gold she craved.
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He is the all-time leader in moguls skiing victories and his streak of 13 consecutive World Cup wins is the most in history, but this Olympic gold was the medal he has craved since losing out to compatriot Alex Bilodeau in 2014.
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Ms. Weigel turned to him and asked, "What should I want?" only to realize with horror how absurd it was that, every inch the self-respecting, educated writer and thinker, she still craved guidance from a man on this most individual of questions.
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This time however, Pompeo traveled to Pyongyang and met with leader Kim Jong Un himself, a move that appears to signify both sides' commitment to have a summit and discuss denuclearization on the Korean peninsula, and giving Kim the presidential audience he's craved.
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The profanities that punctuate the film are exclamation marks rather than darts of malice; drugs are not snorted, smoked, or injected but served on strawberries; and Amy gets to make out, though not with the girl whom she has craved all year.
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The tabloids painted Knox as a sex-craved deviant participating in murderous orgies, essentially slut-shaming her to "prove" that she was capable of murder; Pisa is especially jubilant while talking about her (and Kercher's) looks and joking about girl-on-girl crime.
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All Buckner had to do was scoop it up and touch first base, and the Red Sox would have had another chance to come to the plate in the 21986th and possibly win the title that their fans had craved for 210 years.
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But the video he streamed on Twitch, an Amazon-owned website targeting the gaming community, and an 11-page manifesto he uploaded to a German message board frequented by the far right give a clear sense of the audience whose adulation he craved.
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But the video he streamed on Twitch, an Amazon-owned website targeting the gaming community, and an 11-page manifesto he uploaded to a German message board frequented by the far right give a clear sense of the audience whose adulation he craved.
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In a recent survey of contractors by Levelset and T-Sheets by Quickbooks, more than half of contractors stated they were not paid on time and had significant cash flow challenges, and more than 75% craved more transparency in the payment process.
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Love is a big theme on it, too, because when I was writing it I just wanted to fall in love so badly because I was seeing all my friends in love, and my parents, and it was just something I craved so much.
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Freezing my eggs was an investment in a future I hoped would arrive someday, but it was up to me to create the love I craved in my life right now — and, like little flashes of light, freezing in time, I was already doing it.
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After having clinched at least a part of the Big 12 Conference title on Saturday, the Jayhawks craved more and they satiated their hunger with an 133-56 win over No. 23 Texas that assured that the league's regular-season title would not be piecemealed.
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Ms. Robinson craved what she described as "a sense of the eclectic," too, a desire that was addressed, in part, by a Turkish-style bookcase that serves as a bar cart and by a miniature gallery above the bed that incorporates textiles and metals.
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Ashamed and angered that his post-traumatic stress prevented him from being the strong provider his wife craved, he had even gone so far as to tie her face down on their bed once in order to avoid having to look at her face.
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The critical recognition she craved mostly eluded her — her best-selling novels "The Fountainhead" (1943) and "Atlas Shrugged" (1957) were lurid, melodramatic, full of implausible characters and turgid harangues — and as her fame and notoriety grew, she retreated to the safe harbor of her acolytes.
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Her parents, who attended every day of the trial in Dublin's Central Criminal Court, said that while she craved friendship, she had few friends outside her family and had been ruthlessly bullied and sexually harassed for being different from others at her high school.
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He documents how, starting in 2007, the secretive Thiel sought to take revenge on Denton for outing him on Gawker just because Denton could, and because he figured the news would generate the clicks and the kind of attention Denton and his erstwhile enterprise craved.
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The grocery store was more than an hour away, and she started a blog, Alaska From Scratch, tapping into her feelings of isolation, and making recipes for things she craved but couldn't easily find, like pumpkin spice coffee creamer and pillowy Lofthouse sugar cookies.
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But many Brazilians, angered by their country's economic crisis, soaring violence and corruption scandals, interpreted his long list of caustic remarks as blunt but bracingly honest talk from a man willing to say — and do — whatever was necessary to bring about the change they craved.
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I can't help but think that if it weren't for how those interests were stoked in that relationship, I might never have recognized how badly I craved a life like those depicted in the books on my shelf, a patchwork of stories about faraway places.
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Biology may be to blame because none of the differences in family or household characteristics explained why only some children craved sugar, said senior study author Dr. Julie Lumeng, a developmental and behavioral pediatrician at C.S. Mott Children's Hospital at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.
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The move was deemed an illegal one by a (Republican) administration in 1992—the GOP has long craved to use the federal government to just straight-up give money to the rich, but in that era, at least, they concluded they'd never get away with this.
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They make it sound like they've just discovered vast new reserves that can finally deliver the "American energy dominance" we've craved since the humiliating energy crunch of the 1970s when OPEC turned off the flow and we saw how dependent we really were on hostile foreign powers.
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After the election of Donald Trump, as 1984 and The Handmaid's Tale climbed the best-seller lists, the emerging consensus was that the American people craved fiction about the destruction of the world to help them express the terror and uncertainty they felt about the future.
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With the help of slaves, he built his residence atop a mountain, a location that made little sense for plantation life and yet afforded the escape he craved to write and think, and even to pretend he was not the partisan politician that of course he was.
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Co-curated by the museum's director, Klaus Biesenbach, and Negar Azimi, Tiffany Malakooti, and Babak Radboy, of Bidoun, the show is a marvel of archival research and curatorial empathy, paying the kind of attention that Abdoh craved for most of his professional life but had trouble receiving.
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Composed of the kind of molecular, plasticine anarchy that might recall your most perversely dopamine-craved SoundCloud digging excursions, the theatrically awkward track doesn't manage to sway Dai one bit, who finds ample room to tease her flow around like a club-savvy glob of flubber.
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Hannah's continued existence, in one form or another, in both seasons could give some viewers the sense that her death resulted in the revenge she craved, and left her spirit there to watch each person who had a hand in her pain get what they deserved.
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Later Monday, in an interview that aired on Fox News, Mr. Trump rejected the notion that he should have maintained a more somber tone after the carnage in Pittsburgh, saying that he was playing to a crowd that craved the spectacle of him savaging his political opponents.
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VICE talked to DeStefano to find out just how much Costello served as the model for Mario Puzo's Don Corleone in The Godfather, the various powerful politicians (including a future president) he crossed paths with, and how close Costello got to achieving the legitimacy he craved.
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Last week, the VICE UK team brought the explainer so many of us have craved: the A-Z of the "softboi," a list of things all too familiar to anyone who knows dudes who wear tiny rolled up beanies even at the peak of the summer.
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One West Wing official, who requested anonymity to speak candidly about strategy, said the administration craved the split-screen television images of Mr. Trump at round-table discussions with business executives every few days on one side, and the vehement protesters of his administration on the other.
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The Slave did not receive the recognition he sought because of his inferior status; the Master did not garner the recognition he wanted because recognition from an inferior was meaningless; only when they acknowledged each other as equals could they attain the recognition they both craved.
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His clients craved every iteration of the conventionally erotically depictable, but the medium of animation also permitted the realization of dimensions, stylizations, and acts not available to reality, and Bobby enjoyed the challenge of actualizing the more outlandish of the carnal vistas sweated up by his customers.
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"This is exactly the kind of story I craved as a young gay kid growing up in Ohio, and it blows my mind that I'm able to bring life to Dr. Levi Schmitt as he begins to grapple with his own sexuality this season on Grey's Anatomy," Borelli wrote.
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For Michonne, the relationship with Rick as well as Carl and Judith, last seen rolling over on a baby monitor, to Michonne's delight, brings the stability and sense of home she's long craved, perhaps the thing she wants "for my whole life," as she put it to Spencer.
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Her mother sold apples and chickens and the family china to help pay the tuition and travelled from the farm to the college every weekend to type her daughter's papers (she later typed Carson's books, too), not least because, like so many mothers, she herself craved an education.
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In Britain, one year on from the bitterly divisive Brexit referendum, the public protested about being railroaded into an unnecessary general election by depriving Prime Minister Theresa May of the increased majority she craved and robbing her of the slim one she had inherited from her predecessor, David Cameron.
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I fear that Trump is being played because at the outset, apparently in exchange for nothing clear-cut, he has agreed to give North Korea what it has long craved: the respect and legitimacy that comes from the North Korean leader standing as an equal beside the American president.
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But what was surprising to Berg were some of the more unique methods employed by porn stars to extend the reach of their brands—like soliciting online gifts via Amazon wish lists, offering paid telephone calls and texts, and auctioning their used lingerie to fans who craved their scents.
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In another historic reference - the collapse of the Soviet rule in eastern Europe - Plovdiv is hosting an open air exhibition with original fragments of the Berlin Wall, painted by street artists in tribute to those who craved for freedom and painted on the wall before its fall in December of 1989.
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This, of course, also shows just how diverse (or casual) music listeners are in Monterrey, a city where other shows or festivals have struggled in the past (Nrmal, perhaps Mexico's most musically forward thinking and exciting music festival, even had to move to Mexico City to gain the audience it craved).
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Instead I remember you washing the dishes while a single tiny soap bubble floated behind you, how you didn't know it was there, and perhaps I craved the delicate secret of the thing suspended and temporary in the warm kitchen glow, and wanted it to stay mine, no matter the cost.
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Defender will go up most directly against the handful of classic SUVs craved with serious off-roaders, including the Lexus LX, the Mercedes-Benz G-Class and the Toyota Land Cruiser at the high time, as well as more affordable offerings such as the Jeep Wrangler and Toyota 4-Runner.
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Atwood describes him as a handsome man, who has begun to understand his own allure to women: It was knowledge they craved; yet they could not admit to craving it, because it was forbidden knowledge—knowledge with a lurid glare to it; knowledge gained through a descent into the pit.
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Fifty Shades of Grey became one of the best-selling books of all time, spawned a billion-dollar movie franchise, and inspired the creation of an entire new publishing subgenre: "new adult," catering to Fifty Shades fans who craved more unapologetically scandalous fanfic-esque romances with emphasis on character over plot.
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For one thing, Ms. Zadek, who died on Thursday at 21963, was making her operatic debut: Though she had craved a singing career since she was a girl, working as a nurse and a shoe saleswoman to support her training, Ms. Zadek, at 217, had never performed on an opera stage.
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His memoir references the "transplanted southern enclave, with its indigenous economy, neighbors who watched over the children, and institutions that craved order," that he wrote had been rendered into a "wasteland of charred buildings and restlessness" in the absence of community, a reality today he feels people are experiencing all over the country.
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I suspect that my father would have remained cheerfully impervious to it, whereas I find myself making use of the argument from time to time, not just to win a political point but to feel further ensnared by those seductions of Camelot that a half century before I covertly craved and loyally resisted.
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That Amazon thinks we are all looking for the kind of human connection craved by QVC viewers — and hopes we'll stumble on that connection on the soft-launched streams of Amazon Live — should tell you all you need to know about the company and its particularly sad corner of our shared internet realm.
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In a cramped campaign office here in California's Central Valley, filled with young, exuberant volunteers — and a crush of reporters craning their necks to see whatever they can see from a makeshift pen several yards away — Mr. Ryan is free to act as if this is the policy-driven election he craved.
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" Olden days, those good old days—when your junk was on fire; when you craved your partner's body and company, when you needed this person, always, at all times; when you couldn't spend a day alone, without that tender face, that soft just-right touch—you would have said, "We should go there.
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But the decision is still puzzling: If using an almost unimaginably powerful weapon was meant as a promise kept to voters who craved ISIS blood, why shed it several countries away from the primary ISIS stronghold and de facto capital of Raqqa, Syria, in a place where ISIS isn't even the biggest problem?
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And for all his appeals to populism as political rocket fuel, Mr. Trump has long craved the respect and approval of global figures and cultural icons, including the British royal family, even as his desire to boast about his meeting with royalty was at odds with some of his harsh rhetoric at rallies.
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But it was only after Gianni Infantino, the FIFA president, had presented France's players with the trophy that they had craved for so long, that their country and their heroes last held 20 years ago, that all of the emotion, constrained from the moment they arrived in Russia, came rushing out in waves.
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The financing will be offering a bout of new paper to the market, something craved by cash-rich investors eager to put new money to work, fed up with a surge of repricings and refinancings of existing deals that have so far dominated both the US and European leveraged loan markets of late.
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Still, Trump voters interviewed said they cared little if the president spouted off on Twitter because he was issuing the kind of executive actions many had long craved — freezing federal grant money for environmental research, banning foreign aid for groups that give abortion counseling and cutting off immigration from several Muslim-majority nations.
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He hosted twice — which provided the kind of legitimacy as an A-List celebrity he has always craved — and was only too delighted to be invited as a past host to sit with all the celebrities attending the show's 40th anniversary special in 2015 (only four months before he declared his candidacy).
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After being blocked from a good posting as court advisor to a prestigious and cultured kingdom, and denied the final rites that would both establish her as an "official" mage and give her the idealized physical form she's craved, Yennefer crosses into outright insubordination and imposes her will on the magical academy of Aretuza.
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Whereas a fun IRC chat and a quick visit to MySpace was once enough to satiate the part of the brain that craved novelty, now we are like rats coming back for an angry fix and marketers and politicians are beginning to harness this power in ways that are at once ham-handed and frightening.
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With just 60 days of cash left, the company decided to build something at the intersection of the positivity it saw lacking in anonymous apps like Secret and Yik Yak, and the honesty teens craved as seen in the TBH trend where social network users request candid feedback from their friends: tbh was born.
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Debates over the Vietnam War and poverty exploded into what seemed like open warfare between young baby boomers who craved a new world and an older generation, many battle-scarred by the Second World War, who prized a tenuous domestic peace over justice for groups who had been left out of Eisenhower-era America's prosperity.
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Yes, you heard right: the country piano cover of Amy Winehouse's "Back to Black" that has been criminally missing from your life, along with the sort of creepy Western amusement park versions of Radiohead and the Rolling Stones you have always so desperately craved, are now available to you via your chosen streaming service!
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They craved a second bedroom to use as a home office, and a guest room for friends and relatives visiting from out of town, which is "hard to do in a civilized way when they are sleeping on the couch and all of their bags are on the living room floor," Mr. Nolan said.
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But it took me forever to finish it, because I was waiting to experience in my own life the feelings that I craved, and the understanding and meaning of a committed relationship, where both parties are showing up in a way that they present to each other that they're not going anywhere, that they're seeing each other.
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As much as we all may have craved 300 more pages of vivid descriptions of Oliver and Elio, together once more and vacillating between the throes of lust and torment, instead we are given a book that explores what can happen when your life gets away from you, when you realize just how much time you've wasted.
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Lost in the euphoria early Thursday was the reality that North Korea seized the Americans to use as pawns in its wider diplomatic chess game with the US. Concessions made So far, in the North Korean diplomatic gambit, Trump has granted Kim the huge concession of a one-on-one summit, a meeting long craved by Pyongyang.
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Facing Hillary Clinton, one of the most experienced candidates in recent history, Trump won despite having no background in politics, ruthlessly defying almost every political tradition, surviving a number of scandals, and as anyone -- like me -- who grew up in the tri-state area in the 228s remembered, being a notorious troublemaker who craved public attention.
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Though his talent was recognized at a very young age and his rise through the ranks was quick — he was promoted to soloist at 19, after just one year in the company, and to the top rank three years later — it took several more years for him to be assigned the roles he craved and felt he deserved.
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But nothing about the shambolic Rex Tillerson, the martinet generals John Kelly and Jim Mattis, or the courtly Jefferson Beauregard Sessions suggests the casting of a competition: While all of them abased themselves in misguided efforts to contain or use the president, none of them craved his approval once they realized he was more likely to hinder their agendas.
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As much as it seems moral and right to deprive this shooter of the attention he surely craved for his act of morbid depravity, and to focus the lens solely on the victims of this tragedy and their families and friends, it is important to understand how this thing, this uniquely American thing — an epidemic of mass shooting — made them victims.
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Ostensibly it's multiracial, too—where the action in both those tracks is located in black America, "Sunday Mass" names Nikolas C., Devin K., Stephen P., Omar M., Syed F., and Aaron A. before getting to Dylann R., and isn't it a mitzvah that most of us have already deprived these monsters of the infamy they craved by forgetting the surnames Quelle doggedly pronounces?
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The reasons independent creators came to YouTube and other platforms during the latter years of the 2000s with original stories are varied, but there are some common themes: They had specific points of view for which they wanted an outlet, they hadn't found opportunities within the established Hollywood system, or they craved the independence that creating their own content would offer them.
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There also are dozens of tools for video editing on the market, including those from incumbents, like Adobe and Apple, as well as from others like Magisto, Canva, PicsArt and many more that offer features craved by small business owners like templates, easy editing tools, access to stock content and support for one-click multi-platform publishing, among other things.
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The 23-year-old San Franciscan was still hungover from the failure of a startup, Qwake, which he had launched to create the kinds of unique, life-affirming adventures that improve the self and (ideally) the planet—the ones that he himself craved and that young, successful people around him in Silicon Valley were increasingly seeking out to photograph, post on Instagram, and discuss at Soul Cycle.
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In past iterations of Black Panther, those who worked to undermine dynastic rule were ultimately revealed to be either usurpers who craved the power of the throne for themselves, pawns controlled by Western powers seeking to undermine the only truly independent African nation so that they might exploit its natural resources, or both, which positioned the benevolent Wakandan monarchy as the foil for neoliberal entanglements.
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As I later learned, the young owner and chef, Fred Lelcaj, intended to do just that: serve the healthy food he craved, like his power bowl boasting three kinds of fruit, hemp hearts, almond butter and gluten-free granola ($11), acai ($8) and rice bowls filled with a range of items, like banana and coconut, and rice bowls ($8) topped with shaved bulgogi and grilled salmon ($10).
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For the first time, Mr. Trump's critics got the sort of viral moments they have craved, crisp accusatory cancer-on-the-presidency lines uttered on camera that can now be played over and over again on social media and cable television, making clear just who was in charge of the campaign to pressure a foreign power to help bring down the president's domestic political rivals.
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They were more like rambunctious potlucks, lubricated with jug wine and cheap beer, but I took pride in feeding my friends vegetable paella, shrimp and garlic fried in olive oil whose juices we sopped up with fluffy bread, tortilla de patatas dolloped with homemade mayonnaise and smoky pimenton — foods I remembered and craved from a childhood eating out in Down Neck Newark, where my grandparents had grown up.
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The bad news: Arya's water-dancing session with Brienne opened an emotional seam in Sansa — whether from shock over the killer her sister has become, or some buried resentment, or something else — that Littlefinger will exploit in 3… 2… 1… He may have a harder time with Bran, who finally received the rhetorical slap we've all craved since he showed up this season in his morosely Three-eyed state.
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The Diplomatic Reception Room setting gave Mr. Trump the kind of made-for-television presidential moment he has long craved — a parallel to President Barack Obama's late-night announcement in 2011 that Osama bin Laden had been killed — at a time when he has been eager for a story line outside of impeachment and a way to counter the narrative that he had been outmaneuvered by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey in ordering American troops out of Syria.
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After starting a new family with Sharon, a Kenyan woman four decades his junior who died in 2001 not long after the young son they'd raised together, he realized that it was actually pretty damn difficult to earn a decent living in a nation where the GDP per capita is the equivalent to a few weeks' wages in the UK. He also craved excitement, which is partly what had caused him to move to Kenya in the first place.
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When we do pursue what we crave, the consequences of saying so out loud can be stark: pity the poor woman foolish enough to say that she doesn't want children because she'd rather spend her money traveling the world, or had an abortion because she just did not want a baby, or admits she took the job because she craved power, or rejects marrying the nice guy because she would rather date and sleep with whomever she pleases.
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