I am deeply moved by the death of little Alfie.
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They're deeply moved by the complexity the film gave her.
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Deeply moved, the gorgeously robed ministers bow and clasp his hand.
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Norris told the paper he was deeply moved by the experience.
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I was deeply moved by the video clip accompanying the article online.
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All of us are deeply moved; all of us are deeply grateful.
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We were deeply moved by the student uprisings in Paris and Berlin.
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February 24–May 8 I was deeply moved by the 143 Marrakech Biennial.
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"When I finally watched it, I was deeply moved and satisfied," he said.
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Critique is great and necessary, but I need to be deeply moved by art.
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Paris was deeply moved by the experience and his time spent with the locals.
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She "remains humbled, encouraged, and deeply moved by the outpouring of support," the post continued.
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He was deeply moved by stories of horrific human rights abuses by the Northern Alliance.
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Lewis told the Journal-Constitution in December that he was "deeply moved" by the honor.
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"Like everyone else in that stadium, I was deeply moved," says NBC-TV commentator Bob Costas.
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"Like all of you, I am deeply moved by the situation of Vincent Lambert," he wrote.
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"The American people were deeply moved by the love Nancy felt for her husband," Obama continued.
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"I am deeply moved by Andrei Tarkovsky's films—the mood, the vagueness, the unobtainable," says Finney.
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She said she had been deeply moved by how the infected blood had devastated victims' lives.
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"I was deeply moved by their suffering," Ms. Touraine said after visiting the patients and their families.
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Though she was unable to attend, she was touched and deeply moved by the gesture, Cerar said.
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I've been deeply moved to see people across the world, the whole world, find inspiration in her courage.
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Deeply moved, Norman composed a piece of music, which she sang as she walked slowly through the audience.
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The rapper got out and greeted 30 Marines, and the respect he showed deeply moved some of them.
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A Southerner with a change of heart The Shull trial also deeply moved the presiding judge, J. Waties Waring.
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Senator Cruz appears to have been deeply moved by the article (lucky me!) — but he misses the point entirely.
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I have been deeply moved to see people around the world — the whole world — find inspiration in her courage.
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"We are deeply moved by Seth's generous contribution to Southern California Public Radio, KPCC and NPR," said Davis said.
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"We are deeply moved by the physical departure … of Maestro Abreu," said Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on state television.
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"I was deeply moved when I saw Clément Cogitore's film," Stéphane Lissner, the company's director, said in an interview.
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Deeply moved that in the face of tragedy Orlando & Americans everywhere are coming together to give blood, love & support.
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"I am deeply moved by the volume of responses to the Hildegard Competition," Ms. Prestini said in a statement.
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" Added Justin: "To everyone else from all ends of the earth, Gabriele heard your messages and was so deeply moved.
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And I am so deeply moved at how many people called or wrote or left comments after my last post.
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"I'm just deeply moved," said Shin Jang-chul, who drove the last freight train between the Koreas a decade ago.
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No matter how much I disagreed with him about policy or politics I was deeply moved by his historic achievement.
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The Smith family eventually exchanged messages and photos with Gutt, and he was deeply moved to hear Gabriel pulled through.
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We are deeply moved and saddened by the loss that they have endured, and we take their concerns very seriously.
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But for the rest of the day I was so deeply moved — and so grateful for what he had given me.
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McCain, I was deeply moved by his capacity to forgive, especially concerning his captors and their despicable treatment of our POWs.
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At Sundance, I was deeply moved and inspired by Effie Brown's speech about helping women become better represented in the entertainment industry.
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"I feel deeply moved by this first video call on a 5G smartphone," Park said, in comments reported by The Korea Herald.
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Eight years ago, President Obama inspired a wave of African-American turnout, with black voters hopeful and deeply moved by his candidacy.
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He was deeply moved and even more tickled that she had left room for the names of 22 future Grade I winners.
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I was deeply moved by Beto O'Rourke's explanation of why he supports N.F.L. players kneeling in pursuit of their free-speech rights.
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This one will sneak up on you; if you're not deeply moved by the finale, you're made of sterner stuff than us.
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Judith Ebenstein, M.D. New York City I was deeply moved by Aviv's piece, not least because my story is similar to Delano's.
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I am deeply moved by the courageous willingness of so many survivors who share their personal stories of suicidal thoughts or actions.
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If I'm nostalgic, it's not because I was happy in those precarious years but because I was deeply moved by our resourcefulness.
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They said they were deeply moved by the accounts of those who hunkered down in the school Tuesday as the carnage unfolded outside.
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And there is a big scene when she presents the title song to her grandmother, who we are expecting to be deeply moved.
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I have also been deeply moved by the outpouring of well-wishes, gifts, flowers, food and prayers from my friends, relatives and associates.
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It was the last auction at Tsukiji so there were many people there, and I feel everyone in the auction was deeply moved.
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Charles Rubin, Senior Engineer, End User Platforms: I was deeply moved by some of the profound insights from some of our younger readers.
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I walked away from the Turtle Mountain clan feeling deeply moved, missing these characters as if they were real people known to me.
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I was deeply moved by the incredible kindness and generosity of people in the community who welcome people who have suffered so much trauma.
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He was the Greatest, something we have been reminded about and deeply moved by in the days since Muhammad Ali went ahead of us.
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I recall, during her performance of The Artist Is Present, seeing images of countless audience members deeply moved from simply gazing into her eyes.
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And then we lingered at Barack and Michelle's portraits, admiring their beauty, trying to decipher their meaning and allowing ourselves to be deeply moved.
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Ms. Trump was deeply moved by televised images of children dying from a sarin gas attack this month in Idlib Province in northern Syria.
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" In his own statement, Bartman said, "Although I do not consider myself worthy of such an honor, I am deeply moved and sincerely grateful.
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"We looked at what happened and we were truly deeply moved and disturbed by those events," CEO Ed Stack said today on Good Morning America.
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"She remains humbled, encouraged, and deeply moved by the outpouring of support and prayers being offered from across the country," her campaign posted on Twitter.
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KYLE's deeply moved by his hometown of Ventura banding together amid raging wildfires ... but says there's still a lot to do to help victims out.
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"All Israelis were deeply moved when President Trump made his historic decision," Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a video statement made on the Golan.
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Both she and Curly can be read as being sexually drawn to Jud, and both she and Curly are arguably deeply moved and disturbed by their attraction.
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If you're anything like me, you'll come away from the show both deeply moved and righteously angry about how this country has consistently failed women in need.
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Mariah Carey has been deeply moved by all the support she's received from fans after opening up about her battle with bipolar disorder for the first time.
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"If everyone had rallied behind the 'Peace Olympics' and been deeply moved by shows of reconciliation, I'm sure companies would have immediately seized on it," Hwang said.
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Francis praised Pittet's courage in telling his story, saying he was deeply moved by his ability to forgive his abuser 44 years after he was first molested.
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She also felt increasingly drawn to Catholic churches, where she was deeply moved by the cadences of medieval hymns as she stumblingly learned to pray the rosary.
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On one visit, he said, "Sing for me," and we were all deeply moved because by then, he wasn't speaking much as a result of his disease.
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We were deeply moved by their reaction, and I felt really so happy that I was shedding a light on a group of men that are constantly overlooked.
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"He said that he was deeply moved to see our people sincerely acclaiming the performance, deepening the understanding of the popular art of the South's side," KCNA reported.
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"All Israelis were deeply moved when President Trump made his historic decision to recognize Israel's sovereignty over the Golan Heights," Netanyahu said in a video posted to YouTube.
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Basanta and his family were deeply moved by two killings by the police: first, of the artist's brother and, later, of the artist and his wife's only son.
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I was so deeply moved to see the life I could have been living that I decided to help others less fortunate than me through social justice causes.
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Haiti's President Jovenel Moise tweeted Friday that he was "deeply moved" by the deaths and directed officials to "adopt urgent measures" to determine the cause of the fire.
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He had been deeply moved, by his experience three years earlier, when — at no fee and paying his own expenses — he inaugurated what would become the Israel Philharmonic.
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In our short time in your country, Melania and I have been awed by its ancient, modern wonders, and we are deeply moved by the warmth of your welcome.
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There's a lot of things that I was really deeply moved by in the story, and the politics [between world powers] of it all were more in the background.
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"It was as if the dessert had a heartbeat ... the heartbeat of the life I'm fighting for," said Susana Quevedo who was deeply moved after eating Roca's white chocolate dessert.
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And when the story first came out and I heard that, I had a reaction as a father, as a Christian and I was very concerned, deeply moved by that.
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But I was deeply moved by the fact that Ramirez, who says Kavanaugh exposed himself to her when they were freshmen at Yale, admitted to being drunk when it happened.
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Ms. Merkel is said to have been deeply moved by the weekend centennial events for World War I in France, much of it spent by the side of Mr. Macron.
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The man of the cloth who has been listening to her, one Reverend D. (Russell G. Jones), is deeply moved by her account, so moved he now has an erection.
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Lisa Çakmak, Associate Curator of Ancient Art for the collection, studied both classical art and archaeology, and was deeply moved by the exhibition after seeing it at the British Museum.
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He said he was "deeply moved" by his visit to the Western Wall — the first by a sitting U.S. president — and referred to the prime minister by his affectionate nickname, Bibi.
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By the time our trip ended, we were deeply moved by the strength and determination of the villagers in Banda, who constantly sought a healthier, more prosperous future for their children.
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"I think the Japanese people should know we are deeply moved and working with the Japanese government to prosecute not only this crime but prevent these kinds of crimes from happening again."
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In its first comment on the controversy, the Academy said it was "deeply moved and saddened" by the loss endured by Bulger's family but made clear the nomination would not be rescinded.
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As Bailey moved through the crowd, I was deeply moved by the intense emotions of people greeting her (hugs, excitement, congratulations, tears), people in every direction, people from all over the country.
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"Although I do not consider myself worthy of such an honor, I am deeply moved and sincerely grateful to receive an official Chicago Cubs 2016 World Series Championship ring," Bartman told WGN.
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Bonner, a mother of two, felt compelled to come to Texas and use her legal knowledge after feeling deeply moved by the news of the family separation policy implemented by the Trump administration.
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But Cornell was deeply moved by Gris, the overlooked, tagalong third in the Cubist movement that also included Picasso and Braque, and the show succeeds in tracking the fluttery ways of artistic inspiration.
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The list of people who are completely obsessed with/deeply moved by Crazy Rich Asians continues to grow, and Chrissy Teigen, John Legend, and their two-year-old daughter Luna are the latest superfans.
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Kanye West was deeply moved by the story of a Chicago security guard who was murdered by the cops after he subdued a gunman ... and has stepped up big time to help his family.
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Hersch's new piece, a seventy-five-minute vocal cycle entitled "I Hope We Get a Chance to Visit Soon," caused dissent in the legendarily open-minded Ojai audience: some were deeply moved, others repulsed.
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From residents looking out their windows to dog walkers and a road sweeper stopping in their tracks, his pictures show people watching the march from near and far, some deeply moved by the occasion.
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Trump has told people that he was deeply moved by his visit to the Bay of Pigs Museum weeks before Election Day in October 2016, especially on the human rights angle to the Cuba issue.
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"We are so thankful and deeply moved by the generous support and the uplifting messages that we are receiving from friends, family and those we do not know, but now consider our friends," they said.
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For his part, Trump said he wanted to reaffirm the "unbreakable bond of friendship" between the two nations and told Netanyahu that he was "deeply moved" by his visit to the Western Wall earlier Monday.
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No matter how many times you hear them talk about their struggle, and even when you feel deeply moved by their expression of it, unless you have experienced that same pain yourself, a gap remains.
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In a televised message on Good Friday, Prince Charles spoke of the persecution of Christians around the world and said he had been "deeply moved" by those who had the courage to forgive their tormentors.
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But Cornell was deeply moved by Gris, the overlooked, tag-along third wheel in the Cubist movement that also included Picasso and Braque, and the show succeeds in tracking the fluttery ways of artistic inspiration.
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The young North Korean leader "was deeply moved to see our people sincerely acclaiming the performance, deepening the understanding of the popular art of the south side," according to North Korea state news agency KCNA.
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"We are deeply moved by the love and support we have received from our law enforcement brothers and sisters, our community and people across the US during this difficult time," the Pomona Police Department said.
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Related: A Powerful Earthquake Has Killed at Least 233 People in Ecuador "Reconstruction will cost billions of dollars," President Rafael Correa told Reuters, chatting with victims and appearing deeply moved as he toured the shattered Portoviejo.
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Being born and raised in New Zealand, where my dad owned track pants older than most of the country's architecture, I was deeply moved by the thought of my ancestors walking those same halls for centuries.
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"I was deeply moved by the campaign and inspired by the students leading it; especially after watching videos of their speeches," said a student named Sophia (no last name given), who organized the event with two classmates.
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And for the man who centered his campaign around the notion of "America first," he explains that he is deeply moved by the violence against children in Syria, particularly Bashar Assad's use of chemical weapons on his people.
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The normally upbeat socialist president looked deeply moved as he chatted with victims during a tour of the shattered town in the South American OPEC nation, which was already suffering from the global slump in crude oil prices.
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As a priest Luther was deeply moved, even terrified, at performing the consecration of the host, the climax of the Mass, when bread and wine were believed by him to become the actual body and blood of Christ.
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Illuminating scene after scene, Greenblatt is especially fine on the mechanisms of tyranny, its ecology, so to speak, leaving one deeply moved all over again by Shakespeare's profound and direct understanding of what it is to be human.
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On Monday, the North's official Korean Central News Agency quoted Kim Jong-un as saying that he was "deeply moved to see our people sincerely acclaiming the performance, deepening the understanding of the popular art of the south side."
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There are moments when, reflecting on my time there, I am deeply moved by the history and by the legacy and the beauty and the breathtaking opportunities that she gives climbers to test the absolute limits of human endurance.
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Yet she was deeply moved, family and friends said, by the fight to defend an autonomous, mostly Kurdish region in northern Syria, known as Rojava, whose leaders advocate a secular, democratic and egalitarian politics, with equal rights for women.
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Whether it was pretending to be deeply moved by Damon's 2011 We Bought A Zoo, or slipping in subtle jabs throughout the night, it was clear that the fight between the two is not going to die any time soon.
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Liesching went up to Camp and confessed that his story about Melissa had deeply moved her and that she felt like she was one of the people Melissa wanted to reach on her mission of spreading the word of god.
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Deeply moved, because I think for any of us working in science, the idea that our work could someday help someone with a health care situation that they and their families are facing, that's really why we do our work.
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Please register me in the "cult" of Cohen as I join with the millions around the globe who are deeply moved, united by Cohen: the man, the music, the "gravelly" voice, the wit, the Astairan grace, the divine self-deprecation.
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I am overwhelmed and I am deeply moved, far more than I can express in words, by the fact that our campaign's financial support comes from more than one million Americans who have made more than 3.7 million individual contributions.
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As one who has worked all of my adult life to build political power in communities that are often ignored by the politicians, I am deeply moved by all of the recent marches and rallies that have inspired people to get involved.
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I was inspired, surprised and deeply moved by Saidiya Hartman's "Wayward Lives, Beautiful Experiments," a historical narrative that peers through cracks and fissures in the archives to reimagine the lives of young black women in turn-of-the-century New York and Philadelphia.
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At the suggestion of one of her female performers, and in hopes of lifting her spirits, Halprin visits the Musée Rodin and is so deeply moved that she decides to create a new dance performance based on some of Rodin's highly expressive figurative sculptures.
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Illuminating scene after scene, Greenblatt is especially fine on the mechanisms of tyranny, its ecology, so to speak, leaving one deeply moved all over again by Shakespeare's profound and direct understanding of what it is to be human — which includes, alas, being a tyrant.
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"My family and I are deeply moved by this singular honor and to be so wonderfully connected to the men and women of our great Navy," said Levin after Mabus made the announcement in Detroit, where the six-term U.S. senator was born and attended the city's public schools.
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"All Israelis were deeply moved when President Trump made his historic decision to recognize Israel's sovereignty over the Golan Heights," Mr. Netanyahu said in a video on Tuesday, against the backdrop of the sunny, windswept strategic plateau that Israel captured from Syria during the Six-Day War of 1967.
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Writing in the Telegraph newspaper today, Mosseri makes direct reference to Molly's tragedy, saying he has been "deeply moved" by her story and those of other families affected by self-harm and suicide, before going on to admit that Instagram is "not yet where we need to be on the issues".
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I was deeply moved, both as a senior official of the United Nations and as a daughter of West Africa, to be told by youth activists, women leaders, civil society representatives, members of government and the new President himself that a grateful nation will never forget UNMIL's contribution to peace.
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In March of this year, after receiving dozens of letters from mothers of opioid victims who urged him to cut ties with the Sacklers, University President Lawrence S. Bacow wrote in response that he was "deeply moved" by the letter, but that the University does not plan to shed Arthur Sackler's name from the museum.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE was deeply moved by the images of the crisis and the evidence that American homelessness is getting much worse.
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Fans tend to shell out staggering amounts of money for memorabilia or other ephemera, because owning such things allows them to feel closer to an artist whose work has deeply moved them (which is to say, it makes real an intimacy that was previously imagined), or because they believe they can learn something private, and heretofore unknown, from it.
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" "I am overwhelmed and I am deeply moved, far more than I can express in words, by the fact that our campaign's financial support comes from more than 1 million Americans who have made more than 3.7 million individual contributions – that is more individual contributions than any candidate in the history of the United States up to this point in an election.
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"Over the years, I have met many who have had to flee for their faith and for their life – or have somehow endured the terrifying consequences of remaining in their country – and I have been so deeply moved, and humbled, by their truly remarkable courage and by their selfless capacity for forgiveness, despite all that they have suffered," Charles continued in the video message.
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" She also recently met with a survivor of Hiroshima and tells PEOPLE of the evening, "I was deeply moved by how Takashi used his pain and Samarai teachings of revenge, to instead share a message about the power of forgiveness … It's so very inspiring to meet someone who's faced one of the most critical issues of our time head on, and though it's had catastrophic results for him personally, he's retaliated by way of spreading peace.
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President Trump, after a series of missteps on Holocaust remarks by his staff, honors the Jewish people, saying he's deeply moved to stand with them President Trump's proposal to kill the Energy Star program could benefit his own properties, which tend to rate low for energy efficiency Federal judge blocks the Trump administration from enforcing threat to take away funds from sanctuary cities, a new blow to Trump's immigration agenda The US just lost a trade battle with Mexico.
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In 2015, the organization announced the discovery of 120 US personnel, including Medal of Honor recipient 1st Lt. Alexander Bonnyman Jr. Noah said he grew up overseas as the son of a State Department diplomat, and studied history in college, but was never taught that 78,5003 US service members have been missing since World War II. He said the brothers and sisters of the fallen World War II soldiers are often still alive, and deeply moved to reconnect with lost loved ones.
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