It's a messy, effusive love letter to messy, effusive girls.
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He is always to -- he is too effusive in his praising and he is too effusive in his damning when he does it and no matter he always goes to 11.
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" "When he hung up, he was effusive about Hillary.
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Delgado also posted an effusive tribute to his wife, Jennifer.
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Her effusive praise of Trump has at times drawn criticism.
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On working with Apple on this initiative, Gutierrez was effusive.
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Her husband is even more effusive about his family life.
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" Sudarma was effusive on Instagram, writing, "Yesterday was a dream.
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"She responded via a characteristically effusive tweet, "If I'm watching...??
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Saada, a dimpled, effusive mother of five, still quakes a
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Mr Ni is effusive about the prospects for American exporters.
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There's a softness in his typically effusive and upbeat tone.
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Yet none of this effusive beauty falsified this gloomy creation.
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To this set, Ms. Kordei's answer was apparently insufficiently effusive.
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Belgium coach Roberto Martinez was more effusive about his opponents.
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In his remarks, Johnson ladled out his famously effusive flattery.
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In July, Ms. Merkel was almost effusive in welcoming Mrs.
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The New York Times was especially effusive in its praise.
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Effusive and enthusiastic, Callahan wasn't someone who liked sitting still.
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They were ... very effusive and very welcoming and they trusted people.
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Speaking with her family, Hannah G. is warm, but not effusive.
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Serious gearheads may find The Farthest a little light and effusive.
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Other photos from the smash-hit musical were even more effusive.
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After the Olympics, the praise directed at Dr. Rodchenkov was effusive.
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There were times during the interrogation when Durst was very effusive.
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Sunday edition of The Guardian, Johnson was described in effusive terms.
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But those closest to him knew his effusive and charismatic personality.
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Gibi says that most of her viewers are kind and effusive.
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Rosenbloom is a pianist of thoughtful restraint and, elsewhere, effusive bluster.
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Democrats were particularly effusive in applauding her performance at the Fed.
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But in her emails she is effusive, warm, enthusiastic and expansive.
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American Dirt also garnered effusive praise leading up to its release.
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Not all fans are effusive, as a presidential candidate later discovered.
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On Saturday, Bill and Hillary Clinton issued an effusive statement about Aidan.
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Rand Paul, the President was effusive about his one-time primary rival.
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Others have also been less than effusive in their defense of Rajan.
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His boss Marc Benioff was effusive in a statement announcing the change.
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Mr. Alpert's trumpet solos were paradoxically effusive and modest, devoid of ostentation.
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The same source described Lee as "effusive" of Kavanaugh in private conversations.
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Republicans, on the other hand, have been less effusive in their support.
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The California Republican is sometimes as effusive as Democrats in praising Kennedy.
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The most effusive supporters of Mr. Wheeler are now the most bitter.
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Co-host Fielding welcomed Lucas to the team in an effusive statement.
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Anthony Tommasini of The New York Times gave them an effusive review.
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House Republicans appeared to be more effusive in their support of Grenell.
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It is accurate, not effusive, to say that Ms. Peil exudes warmth.
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And Ms. Fiorina, once a bitter foe of Mr. Trump's, was effusive.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey could hardly have been more effusive on Friday.
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Attendees said they'd been invited by Clinton's campaign, and most were effusive supporters.
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There might be a way to talk without being so effusive in praise.
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Brosnan has been effusive in his praise of his wife in the past.
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Clinton's effusive and controversial praise of Nancy Reagan seems part of this strategy.
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This birthday wish is certainly more effusive than Reinhart's post from last August.
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Her 76-year-old husband, a retired taxi driver, is no less effusive.
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As for Steele, Richards and Grady are highly effusive about her leadership abilities.
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The two were even more effusive about their new HBO specials on Instagram.
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At Saturday's luncheon, Harry was "off-the-cuff" and effusive, according to attendees.
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John Mann, a Labour MP and supporter of Mrs May's deal, was effusive.
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The organizations' leaders have also offered effusive and public praise of the company.
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For proof, look no further than effusive praise from progressive tone-setter Rep.
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Chief of staff Reince Priebus was perhaps the most effusive in his praise.
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Maybe try to be a little more effusive than you normally are, Henry?
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If that's the case, well, his effusive reply makes a lot more sense.
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Girardi was more effusive about his pitcher, almost beaming like a proud parent.
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Trump could start by immediately curtailing his effusive praise for dictators and strongmen.
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President Trump refused to issue a traditional, effusive White House statement honoring Sen.
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It's actually pretty charming to hear John heap Vernon with such effusive praise.
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When MBS visited the White House in March, Trump was effusive about it.
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These missteps may be overlooked when you're seated in such an effusive environment.
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Many offer shout-outs to cellmates and effusive praise for the show's host.
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But its productions, he said, aren't likely to make film critics particularly effusive.
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In August, Guy Noyes, the Fed's chief economist, was nothing short of effusive.
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His comments and delivery drew effusive praise from those who sided with him.
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It takes the portly shape of Dima (Stellan Skarsgård), an effusive Russian thug.
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He was a master of ostensibly effusive notes that contain a hidden catch.
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Elsewhere on Twitter, some conservative economists and fellow Fed critics were less effusive.
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" Mr. Lynn is more effusive: "Everyone will know the programmers behind that team.
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But Sasse has offered effusive praise for Trump's recent Supreme Court selection, Neil Gorsuch.
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A post-race interview with NBC was similarly effusive, her voice breaking with giggles.
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"He is so giving with his time and effusive with his praise," says Smith.
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John Kricfalusi's effusive letter, Byrd said, seemed like the first step toward her dream.
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"You're a good girl," Mila told me, earnest and effusive, with a huge smile.
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He is affable and effusive, which also makes him a very good interview subject.
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She's so effusive about his charm and suavity that it makes Han deeply insecure.
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Washington (CNN)Vice President Joe Biden offered effusive praise for Democratic presidential candidate Sen.
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Michael Bradley, the team's serious-minded captain, was less effusive about his team's performance.
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Michael Santoli, the effusive and thoughtful commentator on CNBC, made a telling point recently.
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It is sweeping, grand, unabashedly romantic and, in its effusive intensity, not entirely comfortable.
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Brosnan, 64, has been effusive in his praise of his wife in the past.
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I become less effusive, less articulate, less extroverted when I'm uncomfortable with the temperature.
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He was equally effusive with Mr. Schumer, boasting that even Fox News was positive.
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Democrats were just as effusive in praising Chao as Republicans during her hearing. Sen.
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Republicans were generally effusive about Perry's time at DOE: "He was very positive," Rep.
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The secretary's letter Tuesday offered some of his most effusive praise of his employees.
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In one setup, an official tells factory workers to be more effusive about their work.
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The texts include numerous instances of effusive praise for James Comey and insults to Congress.
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Panay, who is one of the more intense and effusive people I know, is beaming.
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Lucas was much, much more effusive the following year with the release of Rogue One.
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Often, after an effusive online exchange between two actors, this would be the conversation ends.
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But his effusive past praise for Clinton has repeatedly popped up during the election season.
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Aoki was effusive about the song's importance in an interview with Buzzfeed about his remix.
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But when he gets the shot he wants, he's effusive with praise for his crew.
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I know I certainly have a better time when my partners are being especially effusive.
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Email, tweet or DM me your questions, comments, ideas, rants and — I hope — effusive praise.
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Every one of the ones that we've done, the companies were effusive about the experience.
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Customers kept arriving, all smiles, some of them perhaps knowing the effusive greeting in store.
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ALBANY — It wasn't effusive, electric, or particularly enthusiastic, but there it was: On Monday, Gov.
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There was Ramon "Tito" Cruz, an effusive Dominican, who'd been shot in Bushwick in 1993.
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Its engineers had been sending Liu updates on the project and effusive expressions of admiration.
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The whole "La La Land" team rushed the stage, giving the requisite effusive speeches. Whoops!
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She offered Warren effusive praise and openly acknowledged her surrogate's unique capacity to take on Trump.
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And some of these congresspeople are more effusive about her, finding her to be more credible.
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More than one effusive reporter has gushed that they wish they could be Jamil's best friend.
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Biden has also had effusive praise for Sanders, celebrating his longstanding focus on issues of inequality.
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The cigarette stabbed into the pigeon's mouth looks all the more real for its effusive unreality.
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The headlines were effusive: "Michelle Obama Makes Best Vine Ever for 'Turnip For What'" wrote Jezebel.
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Take startup coverage, which has always had a sort of effusive optimism that Ball clearly dislikes.
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The former ExxonMobil CEO went on to offer effusive praise for Trump's approach to the world.
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He and a fellow student, Fuchs (Johan Libéreau), are welcomed by the eccentric and effusive Mme.
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The cherry on top of all that is Trump's effusive praise for Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Automakers in Europe have been less effusive about a rapid transition away from traditional combustion engines.
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Harpa Hjartardottir, 27, had come with friends she described as "really secular," and was similarly effusive.
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Within minutes of the article's publication on Thursday, Twitter was ablaze, and cable panelists were effusive.
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They were effusive in their praise for the film, which is already an awards-season favorite.
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Ascend's recommendations were ignored and the effusive narrative continued by those who should have known better.
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Speaking to reporters at the Capitol Thursday, however, Ryan was effusive in his praise of Pence.
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At dinner, Mr. Gaines delivers an effusive tribute to the three "graces" who are our hosts.
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If a wife was overly analytical and aloof, the new person is action oriented and effusive.
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More than one senator began their questions with effusive praise for Mattis and his service record.
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Residents greet one another coolly, with nods and fist bumps instead of effusive Congolese handshakes and kisses.■
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"Comments on Choe's instagram were similarly effusive: "This show just made me feel so happy and alive!
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Russell's effusive recommendations helped to transform Brighton from a little-known fishing port into an international destination.
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An interview with Olympic medalist Apolo Ohno before the opening ceremony two week ago was similarly effusive.
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"I will definitely write you a letter of effusive thanks," Ms Penny says on her Patreon page.
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His guide and model was bureau criminal profiler John Douglas, 45, a trim, effusive father of three.
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Staley responded "in effusive terms," the FT said, likely because of McFarlane's reputation for ousting chief executives.
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Instead, here we are dealing with an "effusive fissure eruption" on the flank of a shield volcano.
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Jack was one of the most effusive, irrepressible, and energized leaders in American politics at the time.
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They have won it all wherever they have been together, and Auriemma was effusive in praising her.
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By and large, his effusive works sought to reveal the uncensored chaos that exists in people's minds.
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The end result is a gentle, fetching jumble of shoegaze, ambient, noise, effusive synth, drone, and solitude.
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The bluster of sporting commentators aside, Bolanos is passionate and effusive about his weapon of mass destruction.
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While Mr. Trump has generally been effusive about the warming relations, there have been rough patches throughout.
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Former National Security Adviser and Iran hawk John Bolton was effusive in his praise of the assassination.
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It is always a good sign when such effusive praise for a Democrat comes from a conservative.
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And on Tuesday, praise was effusive for the Emirates both on the stage and in the crowd.
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They get effusive, even tearful, when talking about skating and the tight-knit bonds that it creates.
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Eileen WestPleasantville, N.Y. To the Editor: Admittedly, Joe Biden can be, on occasion, effusive in his interactions.
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Brigetta's mom, generally an effusive personality, would disappear behind a locked bedroom door for days at a time.
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Ringwald's essay is mostly effusive toward writer-director John Hughes, with whom she describes having a "symbiotic" relationship.
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For most of the Cabinet officials, Trump was effusive in his praise of the job they were doing.
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He also had a cold relationship with Putin that contrasts with Trump's effusive praise of the Russian leader.
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Lerner's five-page introduction, which is a hint effusive, offers a lucid background on MacCabe, Bartos, and Marker.
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But Biden -- being Biden -- delivered an address to remember Thursday, if less for its effusive praise of Gov.
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On Monday, Moon, who was once accused by Trump of appeasing Kim, poured effusive praise on the President.
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The grandest, the Rijksmuseum, the national repository of Dutch art and history, reopened in 2013, to effusive press.
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Trump has also been effusive in his praise of Strange on one of his most popular platforms -- Twitter.
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She said she had "no words" to express her gratitude to the president, who responded with effusive praise.
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She has a warm and effusive demeanor and is quick to laugh with people and bond with them.
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But he was effusive about one aspect of the day, an opinion surely shared by the athletic department.
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He was quick to encourage us to take risks, and effusive in his praise when they paid off.
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But when he meets a model he had not worked with in many years, he is genuinely effusive.
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Syndergaard, the opening-day starter and head of that troupe, was as effusive as Collins before the game.
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But despite all of that, Jackson, like Bornstein before him, was also extraordinarily effusive about the President's health.
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Kelly, who encouraged Porter to remain in his post despite the allegations, did not alter his effusive statement.
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Before, Democrats complained that Trump was too belligerent toward Kim; now, they&aposre upset that he is too effusive.
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Back in 2015, the publication broke its own rating system in its effusive praise of the Model S P85D.
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In a blog post regarding the release of Workplace, he seemed genuinely effusive about the possibilities it could bring.
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Madden, the expert on North Korean leadership, says Pyongyang is often effusive in its praise when meetings go well.
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He was effusive after meeting with Trump along with the rest of the House GOP conference earlier this month.
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For some brides-to-be, an elaborate veil remains the single most effusive expression of a long cherished fantasy.
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Chad was mortally offended by what he considered to be overly effusive, sometimes silly language from the other contestants.
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He was less effusive about Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada, but suggested their Cold War was over, too.
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It predominantly erupts basaltic lava in effusive eruptions that mostly flow into the ocean but occasionally experiences explosive eruptions.
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She is obsessive-compulsive and effusive; she dutifully takes her meds and keeps a YouTube diary about her life.
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Mr. Ferrell's effusive and emotional father is played by John Lithgow, while Mr. Wahlberg's is played by Mel Gibson.
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But Trump's effusive praise of Xi does verge on the parodic, and risks sidelining genuine concerns about Chinese authoritarianism.
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"This love crap needs to stop," Graham said in October about Trump's effusive praise for the North Korean dictator.
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He was effusive about Mr. Lee and his willingness to experiment — a "wonderful, brave and courageous effort," he said.
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Angelina posted videos of her solos for her followers, as well as effusive birthday messages for her dance friends.
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Van Gogh's much smaller landscapes appear here and there on pillars, somewhat like punctuation marks to Hockney's effusive sentences.
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Fallon was his usual self—a little too effusive to fully vibe with—but there were some nice moments.
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This is why her tenure got effusive praise from both Trump and conservatives who count themselves as Trump skeptics.
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Farage has been effusive in his praise of Trump in recent months and believes the two have much in common.
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That never happened, despite effusive press coverage that made it seem like the 3-D printer was the new microwave.
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About a month ago, I was talking to a friend about TV when she expressed her effusive love for Crashing.
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And, considering that they're not exactly the cheeriest or most effusive people in the world, could they be happy anywhere?
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On Tuesday, he retweeted a message from a fan who included a link to an article about his effusive post.
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Just compare that to how utterly effusive Khloé Kardashian has been about her love for Thompson since they began dating.
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Last year, the former president was just as effusive in a video he made for his wife on their anniversary.
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Obama, for instance, was effusive in his praise of his outgoing secretary of state when she left office in 2013.
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Clinton, naturally, was even more effusive about the president she served under: The birther lie was a very hurtful one.
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That's effusive praise compared to Spicer's opinion of Alec Baldwin, who has been impersonating Trump on SNL since the election.
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" Other Republicans balked at Trump's effusive praise for Kim, who he said has a "great personality" and is "very smart.
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Putin has been effusive in his praise for President Xi, most recently in an exclusive interview on Chinese state television.
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They see the forum as consisting of effusive, feelgood discourse that ultimately has very limited impacts on improving social welfare.
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In one of his sharpest public critiques of the president to date, Muellertore into Trumpfor his effusive praise of WikiLeaks.
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President Donald Trump tweeted effusive praise for Spicer during Monday's show and called on his followers to vote for him.
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Even Trump's own daughter, now acting as his White House senior adviser, was more effusive in her description of McCain.
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Rozas 210er Cru is a step up, not as effusive or ample as La Bruja, and a little more chiseled.
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Among directors, you have the effusive Guillermo del Toro on one side and the reserved Christopher Nolan on the other.
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In the United States, where about 10,000 air traffic controllers have been working without pay, the reaction was also effusive.
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They are skeptical about their parents' (often effusive, unwavering) praise and they are scarred by their parents' (often hypercritical) judgment.
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On meeting the prince at the Group of 20 meeting in Osaka, Japan, Mr. Trump was effusive in his praise.
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I don't have any real complaints about the quality, brightness, color, and resolution, nor do I have any effusive praise.
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Comments range from effusive ("this slaps") to eye-rolling ("thanks for the advice mom" and "ma'am, I'm 6.83 years old").
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But Bosley Crowther's review in The New York Times, of the movie's American premiere in 1967, was far less effusive.
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It's a contrast that's matched in their mode and manner: Anderson is effusive and decisive, and is dressed in black.
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Encouragement from friends is one thing, but getting effusive encouragement from people he didn't know was really what inspired Williams.
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Schreker wrote a cautionary tale of moral decadence, but his effusive post-Romantic musical style makes sin sound really good.
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Our last full day in Hawaii we have reserved for Kilauea, the youngest and most effusive volcano on the island.
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Critical consensus: Critics have been effusive in praising Cam, which currently has a 96 percent "fresh" rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
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Presidents are usually effusive, grandiose, and triumphant when they sign major legislation that will form a huge part of their legacy.
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FROM COINAGE: St. Patrick's Day By the Numbers Brosnan has been effusive in his praise of his wife in the past.
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Obama's critique of Trump came after his effusive praise for Clinton, whom he depicted as a lifelong fighter for working Americans.
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The rapturous social media response was, at first, full of effusive praise for a hard-working and well-liked scene leader.
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I was effusive in my praise of the Fostex / Massdrop TH-X00s, but I have to say these sound even better.
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In one of his sharpest public critiques of the president to date, Mueller excoriated Trump for his effusive praise of WikiLeaks.
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" Botswana's president, Mokgweetsi Masisi, was effusive, "To China, her president and citizens, we admire and hold you in very high regard.
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Some were angry and accusatory, others effusive with flattery — all hot emotions that could raise warning flags with the TV audience.
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At the time, there was speculation over the president's physical and mental health, and Dr. Jackson offered effusive compliments on both.
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Still, Chester Davis Jr., president and chief executive of the Association for Accessible Medicines, which represents generic drug companies, was effusive.
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" Rob Penttinen, a Nashua postal worker, was even more effusive about Mr. Buttigieg: "The guy speaks in paragraphs, not just sentences.
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Just a quick "thanks for lunch!" a couple times a month seems like not enough, but anything more effusive feels off.
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The movie can shift unevenly from effusive love letter to travel lust to sentimental moment, but that doesn't break the fantasy.
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She landed her first acting gig at 5, as a blurry but effusive girl in the background of a doll commercial.
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Even before Mr. Sessions announced that he would run, the primary was dominated by effusive demonstrations of support for Mr. Trump.
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In an interview at the Mandarin Oriental in New York, the effusive Ms. Hayek chatted about culture clashes and President Trump.
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But wherever he has stationed, the sergeant's effusive smile, fundamental kindness and good-natured trash talking quickly made scores of friends.
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In stark contrast to his oddly effusive embrace of Kim, Trump has slapped crippling sanction on Tehran, devastating the Iranian economy.
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On his Inauguration Day, both Agalarovs posted old pictures of themselves with him, along with effusive praise for their old friend.
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So it's not accidental that he has this effusive, vibrant life force and also embodies a certain inevitable march towards death.
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Plus, the pacing and effusive nature of her music make her songs ideal for campaign events and ginning up a crowd.
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On the other hand, her challenger, the eventual winner, Donald J. Trump, was effusive in his praise for the Russian leader.
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The media has been effusive in its praise for the Heineken ad, consistently billing it as "the antidote" to the Pepsi ad.
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The White House readout of the Putin call was vague and four sentences long; the Kremlin's was effusive and fifteen sentences long.
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Warren and Castro set a high bar for discussing immigration, reproductive rights, and more, earning effusive praise from progressive tone-setter Rep.
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Last year, for their 25th anniversary, Obama was just as effusive in a video he made for his wife on their anniversary.
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More points if you have a volcanic form that implies explosivity, fewer points if it suggest more effusive eruptions of lava flows.
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They stray from the ways design improves how you use things to effusive monologues about the immediacy and intimacy of experiencing them.
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Much of the cast feels similarly green; Swint's effusive but hollow performance as Tirzah in particular feeling like a giant exclamation point.
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Instead, I'd like to look at why the hype around To All the Boys I've Loved Before is so effusive, so openhearted.
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What that means, in practice, is that these things sound like a bass-lover's very effusive home theater system on your head.
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But last year's iPad earned effusive praise for packing a bunch of great technology into the newly low price point of $329.
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But the effusive expressions of bonhomie that once colored their interactions were gone, replaced by businesslike handshakes and wooden declarations of cooperation.
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If I could retract previous columns, I would pick those in which I offered effusive support for Obama in 2628 and 28503.
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He said he has been "effusive" in his praise for Obama and that the Obama-era immigration policy got better over time.
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But he has been particularly effusive about New York, gushing about "New York values" and the food he has consumed while campaigning.
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And, as on the album, while Mr. Costanzo's Glass often has lunar purity, his Handel, if effusive, sounded sharp-edged and parched.
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In interviews, Ms. Abbott herself comes across as effusive, sunny and self-deprecating, not at all sociopathic or prone to murderous rage.
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Shiggy said that Drake had been effusive in his gratitude for the video and had continued to support it throughout its rise.
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Mr. Moon then showered Mr. Trump with effusive praise, even to the point of endorsing the premature talk about Nobel Peace Prizes.
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"Ariodante" opens as Ginevra (the bright-voiced soprano Christiane Karg) tells her attendant about her love for Ariodante in an effusive arioso.
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Every single debate has led to effusive praise for Klobuchar's performance, with the December debate sparking stories about her "surge" in polling.
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Five of them were effusive in their praise for the practice, while one was far more cynical about the future it offers.
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" And Clinton was just as effusive in her praise of Warren, telling supporters, "You just saw why she is so terrific, so formidable.
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The industry has given Tarantino little reason to doubt the supremacy of his own artistic vision, forming an effusive bubble around his work.
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To alleviate this fear, black people, men especially, grow accustomed to approaching society with palms raised, bumbling effusive apology for arriving as themselves.
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And completed my IVF treatment, and told her about the pregnancy, and accepted her effusive, awkward congratulations in front of the whole school.
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There are few sights to equal the sea of people in white praying and crying in the most effusive expression of religious emotion.
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She is a new arrival to this quiet, mostly white city, yet the effusive young woman is accustomed to life as an outsider.
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Now my parents adore him, but my husband still pours out effusive thanks if my mom even gives him a glass of water.
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Justice Chun is not known for an effusive personality, and over the years he has built a reputation for being objective and evenhanded.
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"That movie has this timing, a way of telling a story I haven't seen before," Ms. Braga said in an effusive phone interview.
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Tributes have been flowing in from the usual suspects: Presidents Maduro of Venezuela, Morales of Bolivia and Correa of Ecuador were highly effusive.
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The Band's Visit's onstage musicians are captivating, but Tony Shalhoub's performance as the band's introverted but emotionally effusive conductor is the production's cornerstone.
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Kawhi, effusive with apathy, standing next to a guy who looks like if Messi and Ronaldo somehow merged into one tiny, perfect being.
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Stevie Nicks: "Landslide" and "Gold Dust Woman" These are the two sides of the most fully-realized Gemini witch: soft and effusive vs.
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He distills backwoods blues, power balladry and fine-tuned postbop into a single, effusive style — remarkable on any instrument, especially the drum kit.
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Unexpectedly, he got pretty effusive in his praise for North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, the man responsible for effectively kidnapping the Americans.
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As a playwright, however, he has long been celebrated for his effusive, often self-consciously literary way with language both highbrow and lowbrow.
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Less than an hour later, Trump applauded the oil giant with effusive tweets and a White House press release remarkably similar to Exxon's own.
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West took the opportunity last week to endorse Owens as part of a days-long tweetstorm that included effusive praise for President Donald Trump.
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And he is the first to offer effusive praise of an autocratic ruler (whose critics frequently turn up dead) by smearing his own country.
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Jerry Pournelle, a science fiction author, columnist for Byte Magazine, and computer hardware and software tinkerer, was one of the most effusive early adopters.
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And Newton may be known for his effusive celebrations after big plays and scores as much as for any of his considerable football accomplishments.
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Abrams, who is crisscrossing the state in an effort to get out the early vote, was effusive in her praise of the California lawmaker.
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Ultimately, effusive praise and promises of a brighter future could not shake Kim's strategic conviction that nuclear weapons are key to his regime's survival.
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In the third story, titled "Contact", Aarti (Tannishtha Chatterjee), a quiet print worker receives an unexpected and effusive love letter from an anonymous admirer.
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Here's a list of famous people he's used the effusive with: Big question: Will Modi bear hug DT like he always did to Obama?
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Initially jittery, Commandant turned effusive when speaking about his team of fifteen "cyber troops" and the dozens of election operations they had run together.
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But in effusive remarks after the sit-down, Mr. Ryan insisted that the party leadership was not on the brink of an irreparable split.
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Tillerson delivered a set of remarks that adamantly denied he'd ever considered leaving the administration, and offered effusive praise for Trump's foreign policy objectives.
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But there's a limit: Daniel Catán's opera "Florencia en el Amazonas" ("Florencia in the Amazon") is made up almost entirely of effusive melodic lines.
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What makes this more than a minor omission is that the globalization of improv would be powerful evidence to support the book's effusive arguments.
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In the scene where Dick and Minnie reveal themselves to each other in her cabin, Mr. Eyvazov sang with appealing lyricism, effusive but firm.
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When asked about his administration's response to Hurricane Maria, the storm that tore through Puerto Rico last year, Trump was effusive in his praise.
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"Those are effusive political hopes — that's not economic analysis," said Dave Trabert, the president of the Kansas Policy Institute, a free-market think tank.
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For all his public caution, Mr. Schumer has been effusive about the Alabama campaign in private, according to people who have spoken with him.
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Mr. Macron, the guest of honor, was particularly effusive in evoking the cultural and historical links that tie Russia to the rest of Europe.
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While Trump and Modi have been effusive in their praise of each other, relations between Washington and Delhi are not the strongest right now.
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I wish I could be more effusive, but "Covenant," for all its interplanetary ranging, commits itself above all to the canny management of expectations.
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In just about the most apolitical and lighthearted moment imaginable, James Corden challenged the always-effusive Laura Dern to speak without using her hands.
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In return, she won effusive pledges of loyalty, but she will have to sell her premiership to Conservative lawmakers at a meeting on Monday.
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McMaster was allowed to resign and received an effusive statement of thanks from Donald Trump for his more than three decades of military service.
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As always, the Food Ranger is effusive in his praise, and the kitchen staff is pleased to see how much we're enjoying our meal.
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They didn't see eye to eye on many things, but at least they were talking, and Mr. Trump was effusive about his new friend.
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Having proved his credentials, my source grew more effusive, telling me more about the channels by which games, sets and matches are bought and sold.
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But as an effusive Harry Styles fan herself, she has a lot of respect for the power of a fandom made up of young women.
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In the early days of Trump's campaign, Brady, 41, was effusive about their friendship, but later distanced himself amid Trump's often-controversial and divisive rhetoric.
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But Etna has all kinds of eruptions — from effusive eruptions, like in Hawaii, and explosive ones to phreatic eruptions, like the one we saw yesterday.
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" She was effusive when she got her own turn at the mic, telling Bernhard, "I've followed your speech and I have to agree with you.
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The 29-year-old Pospisil, once regarded alongside former Wimbledon runner-up Milos Raonic as a trailblazer for Canadian tennis, was effusive in his praise.
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Perhaps it's just overly effusive marketing at this nascent stage of the latest chatbot wave but we're being told to expect sassy and useful conversationalists.
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And there might be a protest or two, whether by a winner or by the orchestra, straining to play off an overly effusive trophy holder.
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The Trump administration, seduced by an effusive Saudi welcome -- in sharp contrast to anything provided his predecessor, Barack Obama -- may be taking the wrong road.
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He was effusive in his praise for the organization during the campaign, after it published thousands of hacked emails from the DNC and John Podesta.
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His effusive, dance-happy theme park attraction creates more confusion than fear as two attendees (Beck Bennett and Kate McKinnon) meet him again and again.
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Democrats were initially skeptical about an economist who worked for the Bush administration leading the non-partisan agency, but Republicans were effusive in their praise.
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Trump was not effusive about all Republicans; he specifically named members of his party that did not "embrace" him in their races and fared poorly.
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The tensions have been further exacerbated by the effusive praise for President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia by the Republican presidential nominee, Donald J. Trump.
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It was difficult to tell Tuesday which leader was more susceptible to being charmed, but it certainly could have been Trump, who emitted effusive praise.
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Still, as Ingram's book suggests, Kuhler brought something of a polymath's resources, along with effusive enthusiasm, to his creation of Rocaterrania in all its detail.
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Etiquette coach William Hanson told CNN that greeting people in a "warm effusive style" would come across as polite in the absence of a handshake.
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Australia also deployed Mr. Norman, the golfer known as the Great White Shark, who has been effusive in his praise of his friend Mr. Trump.
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You know this if you're among Pete's roughly 1.1 million Twitter followers or Chasten's 340,000, because they traded sweetly effusive missives, as they frequently do.
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Joe is effusive in his praise for Elizabeth, telling us why she was so great at explaining law and its impact in the real world.
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But the slow and tedious effusive eruptions at Kilauea resulted in something rather unexpected: a large bloom of surface-dwelling, photosynthetic microbes known as phytoplankton.
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His website contains several "Goddess Testimonials," each more breathless than the last in its effusive praise of Joyner and the benefits of sessions with him.
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This should surprise nobody, seeing as Falwell was more than happy to gush effusive praise of the billionaire when he appeared at Liberty University last Monday.
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A number of people are upset that DeGeneres was so gentle with the comedian, who ostensibly could save his career with one efficient and effusive apology.
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Though the defeated 2012 GOP nominee didn't grovel, he was extraordinarily effusive about Trump after being a leading member of the #NeverTrump movement during the campaign.
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Continuing in her effusive praise, in a separate post Cyrus went on to thank the music legend for helping make the night so special for her.
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On Wednesday, though, the trickle of support turned into a tsunami, as West's Trump tweetstorm drew effusive praise from people like Jones, Posobiec, and their followers.
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She was an effusive and creative woman who so doted on animals that she once nursed and injured pigeon back to health in her Tribeca studio.
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The NFL said the issue would have no impact on his return and Browns coach Hue Jackson was damn near effusive in his praise for Gordon.
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At 89, she has the kind of rambunctious mind associated with artists 70 years her junior, the kind of effusive wit that is impossible to teach.
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He was effusive during his first meeting with Obama in the Oval Office, the bitterness of the campaign and any remnants of his "birther" conspiracy vanished.
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He was by no means effusive, but while wearing a suit and tie, he promptly answered all questions and didn't come across as defensive or evasive.
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Booker has predictably been asked about how he feels about an outside group that can take millions from billionaires — and his protestations have not been effusive.
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Chicago (CNN)Former President Barack Obama offered effusive praise of Nancy Pelosi on Tuesday as the Democratic leader faces opposition to her bid for House Speaker.
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She patted Mr. Booker on the back, a much less effusive embrace than the one she had given to Mr. Bon Jovi, who was standing nearby.
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But between the "Late Show's" growing pains and Mr. Moonves's effusive praise for Mr. Corden, it seemed clear which host is the current toast of Tiffany.
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Chelimo was one of those athletes, who has achieved success particularly in half-marathons since switching allegiance, and she was effusive in her praise of Bahrain.
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To be clear, not everyone who is effusive and affectionate is a love bomber—nor is everyone who falls head over heels for you automatically suspect.
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Initial U.S. reaction was effusive, with auto workers, dairy farmers and wheat producers saying the deal would likely create job opportunities and open up agricultural markets.
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Abe was less effusive about the deal but said he hoped to sign it when he meets Trump at the United Nations General Assembly next month.
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You have to be effusive, so you actually have to put a big dumb smile on your face and even wave your hands in the air.
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Mr. Trump was even more effusive about Mr. Kim after their session, sounding more like he was deconstructing a blind date than analyzing a diplomatic meeting.
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The welcome he receives from Rose's father, a neurosurgeon named Dean (Bradley Whitford), and her mother, Missy (Catherine Keener), a psychiatrist, could not be more effusive.
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NEW DELHI — As Indians savored Prime Minister Narendra Modi's effusive welcome in the White House Rose Garden this week, another, less friendly image kept stubbornly interfering.
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While he said he understands some of the appeal Sanders has, he went on to both defend as well as heap effusive praise on his 2008 rival.
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" Here are some highlights: Mercer's Dairy Clinton is effusive in her praise of Mercer's in Boonville, New York, sharing this fantastic anecdote: "Three words: wine ice cream.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe welcomed Trump to Japan Sunday with an effusive display of friendship that, in the days ahead, will give way to high-stakes diplomacy.
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Mr Moon, who needs negotiations between America and North Korea to restart in order to advance his ambitious agenda of inter-Korean economic cooperation, was effusive throughout.
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But since almost every style on their website has near-flawless ratings and effusive customer praise, the purchasing decision is turning out to be a tough one.
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It's just a guess, but the New Jersey senator was effusive in his praise of Clinton as she toured the state ahead of its June 7 primary.
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Trump has two complaints about Cabinet members: Either they're tooting their own horns too much, or they're insufficiently effusive in praising him as a brilliant diplomat, etc.
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Amy Chua, another Yale law professor, was similarly effusive in the Wall Street Journal, although she focused more on Kavanaugh's role as a mentor to women clerks.
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White House aides have noted that Manigault Newman was previously effusive in her praise of Trump before, during and immediately after her stint in the White House.
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The key to understanding why the volcano activity switches from effusive to explosive over time is monitoring the relative levels of the magma and the water table.
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Elsewhere, Mueller said that welcoming foreign assistance in an election is "unpatriotic" and "wrong," and that "'problematic' would be an understatement" regarding Trump's effusive praise of WikiLeaks.
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The first Congress did tackle difficult issues and set important precedents, yet few historians, and fewer contemporaries, would be as effusive about this gathering as Bordewich is.
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Industry figures including Edgar Wright, writer and director of movies such as "Baby Driver" and "Shaun of the Dead," were effusive in their tributes to the actor.
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" China's state media has been similarly effusive, skirting over the government's initial missteps and instead focusing on China's alleged "strength, efficiency and speed in fighting the outbreak.
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Your explanations reflected that devotion, which was effusive and heartfelt, whether speaking about the music, Hugh Jackman's performance or the experience of watching it with loved ones.
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As for Mr. Systrom and Mr. Krieger, they have remained effusive in their public statements and thanks to Mr. Zuckerberg and other Facebook executives for supporting them.
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The Wisconsin Republican offered effusive praise for Pence's performance in the vice presidential debate Tuesday night and played up the importance of the head-to-head matchups.
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The September 2016 letter, which was obtained by the Boston Globe, showers effusive praise on the top Democrat for helping him navigate his first term in Congress.
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The Senate majority leader, John J. Flanagan, a reliable foe of Mr. de Blasio's, issued an effusive statement on Thursday that praised the agreement with City Hall.
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Not that it would make Rubio feel much better, but Scott's endorsement sounded like more like an acceptance of fate than an effusive love letter to Trump.
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While not all sex workers are as effusive about their work as Ruby Rae, few identify with the exploited women put forth by campaigns like No Little Girl.
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Two sailors rescued after nearly six months lost at sea were effusive in their thanks to the crew of the ship that picked them up in the Pacific.
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President Donald Trump, who had promised on the campaign trail to "do a number on Dodd-Frank", was effusive when the House endorsed the Choice Act last year.
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Whatever these communications were — jokes, off-color remarks, effusive babble — they don't look good in the context of Levandowski's views on safety and even worse after Tempe, Arizona.
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That Swift and Hiddleston's effusive and seemingly too perfect photo ops are the irresistible chum, and fans and skeptics alike are the sharks gleefully scarfing it all down.
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Diana's friends and her brother are equally effusive -- talking about how the Princess of Wales "could light up a room," as Lady Carolyn Warren recalls, and her empathy.
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Since taking office in January, President Donald Trump has displayed various reactions to the pressures of his job, from angry tweets to effusive exaggerations to self-defeating candor.
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President Donald Trump tweeted effusive praise for his former press secretary Sean Spicer's performance on "Dancing With the Stars," then deleted the tweet after Spicer was voted off.
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In this case, because of a friend's strong recommendation, seconded by effusive praise (on the back cover) from so many famous writers, most of whom I've never read.
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"This is Australia: fair, diverse, loving and filled with respect for everyone," said an effusive Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, as he introduced the bill for a final vote.
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With her effusive stage presence and earnest personality, the native Brit quickly wins over her audiences and often teaches them a new thing or two along the way.
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But one thing I know for sure: Not a single Saudi I spoke to here over three days expressed anything other than effusive support for this anticorruption drive.
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The episode quickly became a test for the nation's political divide, with some progressive activists offering effusive praise for the restaurant and conservative stalwarts denouncing the owner's actions.
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Mr. Draghi was more effusive, saying Ms. Lagarde will be "an outstanding president of the E.C.B." and implicitly defending her against criticism that she lacks central banking experience.
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Mr. Obama has visited Myanmar twice, and administration officials have said that his reception during his first visit was among the most effusive and powerful of his presidency.
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Four years later, Mr. Walden received more effusive words about the "powerful lawsuit" he wrote on behalf of New York City Housing Authority tenants over their living conditions.
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He's effusive about the upright decency of the four prosecutors — "guys of integrity" — who've since withdrawn from the case, saying it was "agonizing" that his letter undermined them.
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"Behind the White Glasses," an effusive portrait of the Italian director Lina Wertmüller, the subject of a retrospective at the reopened Quad Cinema, wastes no time turning polemical.
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Surface deformation is one of the main ways in which volcanoes of all kinds are monitored, from Washington State's explosive Mount St. Helens to Hawaii's effusive Mauna Loa.
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So, while the press is talking about shoplifting and Trump's effusive comments to Xi, there may actually be a foundation for a long-term strategy in the making.
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While the details around the agreement remain vague, including who would have the final say on appointments, Chinese state media was effusive in its support for the proposal.
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She was effusive with praise for him, as well as her other "Schitt's Creek" castmates, including Catherine O'Hara and Eugene Levy (Dan's father and "Schitt's Creek" co-creator).
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Facebook friends I barely know, infrequently see, or, never communicate with have messaged me directly with effusive emotion about how much my conversations with my grandmother mean to them.
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" Space and security analyst Markus Schiller suggested on Twitter that the effusive press release put out by KCNA could indicate that "they are finally running their first indigenous engine.
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Although it is typical for the party to sell its key achievements ahead of major events, the propaganda effort is the most effusive for a Chinese leader in years.
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Most players expected something to this effect, and yet the Fortnite community has been effusive in its praise for how the build up and eventual execution was pulled off.
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But for more effusive arguments on the virtues of DACA, one might turn to some of the 36 amicus, or friend of the court, briefs opposing Mr Trump's rescission.
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It was far from the usual fare at L'Ami Jean, a traditional French bistro, whose effusive chef and owner, Stéphane Jégo, is known for his interpretation of Basque cuisine.
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A welcoming but not effusive host, she introduces most evenings with a short history of 537 Broadway, which stands on the site of P. T. Barnum's second American Museum.
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I mention all of this because Donald Trump's effusive praise for Vladimir Putin — which actually reflects a fairly common sentiment on the right — seems to have confused some people.
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She arrived in Washington as a rising star, the youngest woman ever elected to Congress, and she quickly won leadership positions and garnered effusive praise from her party leaders.
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The producer never asked for permission, and his effusive host simply allowed him to build a little house inside his house, where said producer then lived for several months.
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When they sat down for talks, Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi gave an effusive statement for the gathered reporters that Pakistan was fighting terrorism more than any other country.
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De Mille was effusive and dramatic in the videotape as Miss de Lappe followed her lead, fluidly demonstrating dance steps and cogently discussing how to teach de Mille's choreography.
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In a quiet moment like this, the couple's comedy dynamic is razor-sharp and infectious: Jo Harvey is proud, effusive, exuding love and warmth; Terry is her ornery inverse.
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There wasn't even any of Trump's signature effusive praise, the heap of compliments he can be so generous with when he wants to single out a particularly "terrific" person.
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Susan Kamil, an editor and publisher of celebrated authors whose effusive praise for her in their books' acknowledgments made her name familiar to readers, died on Sunday in Manhattan.
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R. What makes Paul Vasquez's effusive awe at seeing a double rainbow distinctly from 20103 as opposed to 2019 is how it's barely what we'd call a "meme" now.
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The second summit was arranged through effusive letters transmitted between Washington and Pyongyang, some of which the President carried with him to show both his friends and political adversaries.
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Charming and boyishly effusive, he earned millions leading a business that now has 1,22015 employees in 22015 countries, all of them shaping narratives for companies in the public eye.
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But also, when people are so effusive about how my role in Queer Eye makes them feel, it really opened my eyes to the amount of repression we still have.
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An effusive Jardine, who takes the lead on the raucous "Help Me Rhonda," singles out moments from 1966's Pet Sounds, Wilson's legendary spiritual opus, as a major album highlight.
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The effusive language of the coalition deal makes no mention of a banking union—the best way of heading off the next euro crisis—and comes with no numbers attached.
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Through word of mouth and effusive support from the social-media communities she'd become involved with, Stratia, and its small lineup of affordable skin care backed by hard science, soared.
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I Am Heath Ledger is an almost relentlessly positive portrayal of the late actor, tending toward effusive but vague praise of Ledger as a person and Ledger as an artist.
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Susun's voice was warm and effusive when she picked up my call; I felt like she was speaking to me from another dimension in which discomfort was a logical impossibility.
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Ms. Workman is a less assured actress, but her Juliet is sweetly innocent, and much of the supporting cast does fine work, including Maria-Christina Oliveras as Juliet's effusive nurse.
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During a morning meeting with Macron at the Élysée Palace, the effusive expressions of bonhomie that once colored the two men's relationship were gone, replaced by wooden expressions of cooperation.
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G.R. The alto saxophonist Mat Walerian seems to have a cooling effect on Matthew Shipp, an influential pianist whose free-form playing can be effusive to the point of pugnacious.
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As an MI6 secret agent, Theron's as effusive as oatmeal, which is partially the point: The actress was adamant about creating a female action hero absent of any gendered expectations.
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The coach — making his own official Garden debut Wednesday night with, as promised, a hustling, up-tempo brand of ball — has offered effusive praise for the 6-foot-9 Knox.
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It's not like woman critics were effusive in their praise — but there is a marked difference in how they phrased their criticism, and what, in fact, they took umbrage with.
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" Clinton gave effusive praise to the Vermont senator to open the event, lauding him as "one of the most passionate champions for equality and justice that I have ever seen.
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One of Hollywood's most enduring love stories — with a winning cast that included Humphrey Bogart, Peter Lorre and Ingrid Bergman — opened to an effusive review in The New York Times.
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Claim to Fame Mr. Morales, better known by his stage name Wiki, is a gaptoothed rapper whose effusive verses chronicle the intricacies and exploits of growing up in New York.
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His character shuns effusive demonstrations all the way to the end: His is the death of a common man, yet Mr. Melquiot lends it the moving texture of an odyssey.
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He is almost equally popular among hyperprogressive Democratic caucus-goers in Iowa, so Clinton has been effusive in her defense of the White House during campaign appearances in both states.
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" Sam Gold, who directed Ms. Metcalf in "A Doll's House, Part 2," is equally effusive: "If you were to create the perfect actor with A.I., it would be Laurie Metcalf.
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Minutes later he called back and asked that his employer not be mentioned for fear of imperiling his workplace in a story that might be less than effusive about the monarchy.
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He stood for a giant selfie with the group and then agreed to pose with many of the people individually, some of whom were effusive in their gratitude to Mr. Trudeau.
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" But his tone grew less effusive when asked what he got his third wife for her special day: "Well, I better not get into that because I may get in trouble.
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Pinning down one factor that makes a volcano erupt in an effusive (lava-making) or explosive (ash-making) way is tricky, and the same volcano can behave differently at different times.
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Discussing her family, Harris is effusive about topics like the character of her mother, who died in 2009, and their favorite recipes, but she steers the conversation away from anything complicated.
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The former special counsel Robert Mueller was asked for his thoughts on President Donald Trump's effusive praise of the radical pro-transparency group WikiLeaks when he testified before Congress on Wednesday.
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But in recent days, Mr. Cuomo — perhaps mindful of criticism that he has not been particularly effusive or effective in his support of Democrats — has practically become a campaign carnival barker.
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An authoritarian who has even been compared to Stalin, Trump, the self-proclaimed "stable genius," demands loyalty and effusive praise from his underlings, as his bizarrely cringeworthy Cabinet meetings have demonstrated.
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Saetia's influence was noticeable on New Jersey's Thursday, whose debut album Waiting highlighted screamo's melodic side, with vocalist Geoff Rickly being openly effusive about the effect Werner's lyrics had on him.
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But Europe Coach Ralph Krueger was effusive in his praise of the tournament, calling it "a celebration of hockey," even though it did not follow the script that everyone had wanted.
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His effusive praise on Monday night of his mother and wife — and his coaching of his daughter's basketball team — seemed aimed at defusing Democratic efforts to make him appear anti-woman.
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Indeed, she was positively effusive in her defense of Kavanaugh, saying that according to those who know him best, "He has been an exemplary public servant, judge, teacher, coach, and father."
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Schumann assembles that scene brilliantly, with the solo soprano (here the glowingly effusive Christina Gansch) offset by a churning orchestra, taunted by Mephisto (Franz-Josef Selig, singing with kid-glove sarcasm).
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And tact, in that you must be more patient and understanding of partial or noncompliance — and more effusive in expressing gratitude for work done — than a boss who is signing paychecks.
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Through it all, Trump has lauded the budding chemistry he enjoys with Kim, sparked by their first meeting in Singapore and maintained through effusive letters of praise over the past year.
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Lenny Kravitz will perform a tribute set for the late and immeasurably great Prince, honoring his idol and trying to one-up the effusive but decidedly not transgressively sexual Bruno Mars.
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In remarks before the cabinet meeting, Vice President Mike Pence offered the kind of effusive praise that Mr. Trump is unlikely to receive very often, even after the tax bill victory.
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President Trump was effusive in his praise for the U.S. intelligence agencies who found and tracked al-Baghdadi to the lair in Syria where he blew himself up to avoid being captured.
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His effusive letter to Mr Trump may have gone down well with the president, but it did not please some Democrats, whose support will be needed to get the USMCA through Congress.
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Sure, that explanation strained credulity somewhat -- Trump had been effusive in his praise for Comey's decision to re-open the Clinton investigation in late October -- but it was defensible on the merits.
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Jackson had a brief stint in the spotlight after he delivered an effusive evaluation of Trump's mental and physical health in a lengthy press conference after the president's physical back in January.
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Trump's remarks were more effusive and sweeping than anything he managed on Tuesday, and were more in line with poetic and patriotic rhetoric that Americans expect at a time of national tragedy.
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The most stunning comments came from progressive pundit Van Jones, who was effusive about Trump's honoring of fallen Navy SEAL Ryan Owens and his widow Carryn, who received a long standing ovation.
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The White House and President Trump have attacked Manigault Newman's credibility, noting she was effusive in her praise of the president prior before, during and immediately after her time in the administration.
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For example, between 1500 and 1800, Kilauea was not the effusive volcano we know today, but rather had frequent explosive eruptions, as ash deposits found tens of miles from the crater prove.
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The president's rhetoric softened ahead of a June summit between the two men, and in the aftermath of their meeting in Singapore, Trump has been effusive in his praise of the dictator.
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Swanson said there are many possibilities, including a return to what had been happening, or a step toward a vast change, like a shift toward fewer effusive eruptions and more explosive ones.
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Mr. Page's recent songs are verbally effusive, midtempo numbers composed in a style that suggests a third- or fourth-generation Beatles descendant with lyrics that dive right into the muck of experience.
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Jackson, in fact, is probably best known for his effusive evaluation of Trump's mental and physical health, which he delivered in a lengthy press conference after the president's physical back in January.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, who has been so publicly effusive about the company that he joked that he would call himself "Amazon Cuomo" if that is what it took to lure the company.
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Even a supporter of ZANU-PF, Mr. Mugabe's political party, on his way to party headquarters — where the national flag was flying at half-staff — was far from effusive in his comments.
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Liberal CNN commentator Van Jones was effusive in praising Trump for his paean to Ryan Owens, the Navy SEAL who died in the first counterterrorism mission hastily authorized by the new president.
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The first sign of the budding pen-pal arrangement came when North Korea's spy chief arrived to the White House bearing a comically oversized envelope containing one of the first effusive missives.
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After winning a commanding re-election in 2017, Mayor Bill de Blasio was effusive in praising a key member of his core City Hall team: Kevin O'Brien, his acting chief of staff.
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Trump was effusive in his praise of Xi and China, even speaking admiringly of Beijing's ability to run up a huge trade surplus at U.S. expense, which Trump blamed on his predecessors.
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There is concern — and I can understand separating that right now from the other, but that still doesn't excuse using effusive language to refer to someone who is a very brutal dictator.
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At his year-end news conference, President Barack Obama was effusive in his praise of Labor Secretary Tom Perez, who is a late entry into the race to lead the Democratic National Committee.
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In April, the Atlantic's Amanda Mull wrote about workers in open-plan offices — urban, reasonably well-paid, but irritated by the constant imperative to be available and effusive — and why they love AirPods.
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Even across two venues, the exhibition can barely contain nearly five decades of effusive productivity that includes photographs, video, installation, texts, maps, recordings, sculpture, performances, and more — mostly done in collaboration with others.
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Read a few lines from his effusive Facebook post about the dystopian resolution:My personal challenge for 2016 is to build a simple AI to run my home and help me with my work.
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" Tatum had similarly effusive thoughts on Jenna, saying, "She loves to teach people how to not come from a place of insecurity, just, you know, come from a place of love, I guess.
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Hands thrust into his pockets and a new government ID badge strung around his neck, Scaramucci watched stone-faced as Trump offered an effusive welcome to his new chief of staff, John Kelly.
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On receiving word from Galsworthy, he sent Conrad an effusive letter along with an aging, error-strewn ten-page typescript entitled "Joseph Conrad," which he had found somewhere and was gutting for information.
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Both sides insisted relations between Germany and the United States remain strong, and Trump offered effusive praise for his counterpart, calling the longest-serving European leader an "extraordinary woman" during a news availability.
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Mr. Trump appeared to relish poking fun at his effusive booster: "I hated to do it but I had to make my point," he said, after accusing Mr. Christie of abandoning his state.
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Other reviews have been less effusive, finding people fell asleep faster and slept better after online C.B.T., but still woke up in the middle of the night, and didn't get more sleep overall.
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While he is effusive in nonverbal communications across linguistic boundaries, formal interviews can be burdensome for Lee because he must read an interpreter's lips, and his own speech is often not readily understood.
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A hyper-effusive, Broadway-besotted stage director with stereotypical gay mannerisms and delusions of artistic grandeur, he was in charge of a tacky community theater pageant in Blaine, Mo., celebrating the town's sesquicentennial.
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Moscow's hostility to Trump administration figures is a sharp change from last year, when Putin hailed Trump as a strong figure and Russian state television was consistently full of effusive praise for him.
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Ms. Haley's joint appearance with Mr. Trump and his effusive praise for her made her a rarity among officials departing the Trump administration, whom he often criticizes as they go out the door.
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And so, although he had to go to work in just a few hours, he could not keep himself from checking the effusive social-media reaction to the show's premiere episode on ABC.
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College essays are more easily improved through coaching than test scores, and teachers at expensive private schools likely feel more pressure to write effusive letters of recommendation than their peers in public schools.
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With its effusive layering of global influences, Mokonuts, which opened in 2015, is part of a new breed of Paris restaurants that in the last decade or so have played with French classics.
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After months of venomous barbs and apocalyptic threats of war, the meeting between President Trump and the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, was unquestionably a relief, with its handshakes and effusive politeness.
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Reich is beloved within the CollegeHumor community—WIRED spoke with more than a dozen former employees, and the praise was unanimously effusive, rare for someone who just laid a bunch of people off.
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Over her career, Zaz, born Isabelle Geffroy, has released four albums' worth of music ranging from Manouche-style jazz to electro-pop, all colored by her raspy yet powerful vocals and effusive delivery.
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So of course Tarantino being Tarantino has Cliff-Pitt doff his shirt, in a scene that both nods to the actor's foundational "Thelma & Louise" display and offers another effusive paean to masculine beauty.
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Moscow's hostility to Trump administration figures is a sharp change from last year, when Putin hailed Trump as a strong figure and Russian state television was often full of effusive praise for him.
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Trump himself didn't do much to dispel the notion that his campaign might be connected to Russia, with his effusive praise of Vladimir Putin and expressed willingness to work with Russia in Syria.
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The White House was less effusive, asking the House on Tuesday to pass the CHOICE Act but to work with the Senate on changes that could earn enough support to overcome a Democratic filibuster.
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In an effort to undermine Manigault Newman's credibility, White House aides have noted that she was previously effusive in her praise of Trump before, during and immediately after her stint in the White House.
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These developments would seem to put an end to talk of a Trump-Kim summit, but the president's letter to Kim — which the White House says the president penned himself — was diplomatic, even effusive.
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Its more frequent eruptions are classified by volcanologists as effusive rather than explosive, which is a little like saying it's safer to be hit repeatedly by a left jab than once by a haymaker.
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In the past, Mr. Cruz has been less than effusive about Mr. Romney, suggesting he belonged to the party's "mushy middle" and arguing that Republicans would be foolish to nominate such candidates going forward.
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Jared Taylor, editor of American Renaissance and author of White Identity: Racial Consciousness in the 21st Century, was positively effusive: #TrumpAZ Donald Trump has tied our foolish immigration policies to every problem we have.
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When they temporarily transferred to a new middle school because theirs was flooded, students on the new bus made fun of Raechel, an effusive teenager who loves theater and sings in her church choir.
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Mr. Araújo, who raised eyebrows by expressing effusive support for Mr. Bolsonaro during the campaign, will be the rare foreign minister to have risen to the top job from the ranks of career diplomats.
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If she took you to a restaurant you especially enjoyed or hadn't been to before, you could also comment on that, but much more than that is likely to come across as excessively effusive.
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In interviews, Mr. Trump has frequently praised Mr. Xi and described him as a friend, often in effusive terms unusual for an American president speaking of the leader of China's authoritarian, one-party state.
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Peter is effusive and goofy, known throughout their high school as one of the popular jocks; she's reserved with a personal preference for kicking back with a good book over pouring up at parties.
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I am careful not to be the effusive dad in the stands yelling to his 5-year-old that he is pulling off the fastball, even if he actually is pulling off the fastball.
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Still, with the support of Republicans and the effusive backing of Trump himself, the bill passed the House by a comfortable margin and is expected to have an easy path to the President's desk.
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His speech, once effusive and rapid, was hesitant and fitful; the words emerged with a sudden, surprising force, as if he were spitting out pips of food that had been put into his mouth.
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Perhaps sensing an opportunity, Warren had been aggressively cultivating a relationship with Ocasio-Cortez, penning an effusive piece about her for the TIME 100 and partnering with the freshman's office on several congressional efforts.
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"He was effusive in his warmth for the United Kingdom - it was amazing to hear an American president talk about our country in such warm terms," said Raab, who met Trump in Washington on Tuesday.
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Days after announcing his candidacy, Biden's campaign released a video that included Obama's effusive praise for Biden as he awarded him the Presidential Medal of Freedom in the final days of his White House tenure.
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Beata Szydlo, Poland's prime minister, grumbled about Chinese red tape, but Viktor Orban, her Hungarian counterpart, was more effusive, celebrating China's economic heft and its agreeable habit of not talking about democracy or human rights.
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In the midst of his effusive endorsement, the younger Falwell failed to explain how Trump's construction of a wall on our southern border or his plan for massive deportations lined up with those biblical principles.
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"Raab said the UK was "absolutely resolved" to leave the EU by October, and said that Trump — who he met at the White House on Tuesday — was "effusive in his warmth for the United Kingdom.
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A frequent guest on talk radio, the senator earned celebrity status for his effort to shut down the government, and was showered with effusive praise when he was the first to jump into the race.
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The effusive apology was in keeping with a culture where an ice cream company ran a television advertisement to express regret for raising the price of an ice cream bar by 10 yen last spring.
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In the video she streamed live on Facebook, Lucille Holt-Colden is effusive in her praise of 12-year-old Reginald Fields and his friends as they mow the front lawn of her Ohio home.
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Regardless of its exact place in the hierarchy, the effusive discussion itself will be of considerable relief to FIFA, which hitched its fortunes to President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, for better or for worse.
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Most effusive on the red carpet was the President's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani, who stood amid a scrum of reporters and said he'd gladly be willing to testify in an impeachment trial if he's asked.
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Regardless if one agrees or disagrees with her assessment that President Trump is a white supremacist in a tweet that has spurred harsh criticism, effusive praise and dogged debate on social media and cable news.
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It does what I want a TV season's final shot to do, in summarizing essentially the entire season to this point, and I don't think it would've worked if the music didn't seem so effusive.
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The groundswell comes as effusive reviews begin to roll in praising the film, directed by Patty Jenkins, for its "exhilarating" and "refreshing" take on the legendary character, and Gal Gadot's "revelatory" performance as the Amazon warrior.
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Donald Trump's effusive praise of Russian President Vladimir Putin has puzzled political observers for many reasons, not least because it's a sharp break from Republican Party orthodoxy and an unpopular position among the general American electorate.
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Foot traffic at retailers across the country this holiday weekend may not have been as strong this year when compared to last, a retail tracking firm said on Saturday, despite effusive early results from some retailers.
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While Law was an awkward presence at U.S. receptions for a few years after his resignation, at Italian events he was treated with the same effusive obsequiousness bestowed on all cardinals - something Law appeared to enjoy.
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Mr. Trump has grown increasingly effusive about Mr. Kim since the days, early in the administration, when he referred to the dictator as "Little Rocket Man" and threatened to rain "fire and fury" upon North Korea.
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" At a 2013 reception in the library of the Apostolic Palace in the Vatican shortly after Francis was elected pope, Archbishop Viganò was effusive with praise for him, saying his audience was "extremely nice, extremely warm.
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But pressure has had a minimal impact and the human rights concerns are disingenuous, given Mr. Trump's effusive embrace of authoritarian leaders from President Vladimir Putin in Russia to President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi in Egypt.
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Regrettably, as we know from Smith's performance in " Suicide Squad " (2016), the effusive joy that once ran through his veins appears, for reasons unknown, to have leaked away, and "Gemini Man" is largely a sad affair.
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"You would have no masstige if it wasn't for me," the characteristically effusive and unfiltered Mizrahi tells me on a call, using a marketing portmanteau for affordable goods that seem like they should be more expensive.
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He eulogizes all the players he has called teammates — from Dennis Bergkamp and Thierry Henry to Sergio Agüero — and he is effusive about his year-and-a-half at Southampton, the club that enticed him back.
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As early as 2013 the European Central Bank (ECB) was effusive not only about securitisation's ability to spread risks, but also about its ability to channel funding to the economy, including small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
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Hadid's mom, Yolanda, and younger brother, Anwar (yes, he's also a model on the make), surrounded her with adorably effusive encouragement, while her boyfriend Zayn Malik went the low-key route with a sweet shoutout on Instagram.
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Since Trump's early April summit meeting with Xi at his Mar-a-Lago estate, "he's adopted a more effusive stance toward China, lauding them for doing more on North Korea than they ever have before," Klingner said.
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If those sanctions are indeed behind North Korea's decision to come to the table, Trump's effusive praise of China's President Xi Jinping during a state visit last year, for which he was widely criticized, could be validated.
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This year's announcer Anderson was especially effusive as his name was called as a nominee for outstanding lead actor in a comedy series along with Aziz Ansari, Will Forte, William H. Macy, Thomas Middleditch and Jeffrey Tambor.
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Some of the nation's leading wireless giants and drone makers offered effusive praise of President Donald Trump on Thursday as they lobbied his administration to eliminate the federal regulations that stand in the way of their businesses.
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Politically liberal American Jews have been repelled by Mr. Trump's solid support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and by Mr. Netanyahu's effusive embrace of Mr. Trump and his granting of a wish-list's worth of political gifts.
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Ms. Conley is an effusive Southern belle with celebrity-level charisma, and at the party before the premiere, as she sashayed through the crowd in a strapless, black-and-white Marchesa dress, people clamored to meet her.
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Little remains to be said about Alex Cora's performance as manager of the 2018 Boston Red Sox—now with 117 wins on the year—that hasn't been said already, in glowing, effusive terms, over and over again.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Sitting alongside Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing's Great Hall of the People, World Health Organization director general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus was effusive in his praise of the country's response to the coronavirus crisis.
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While Kim and Xi basked in the warmth of Trump's effusive praise of their sterling leadership qualities, they pulled back on their initial, halting efforts to meet U.S. demands for fair and compliant security and economic practices.
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Virginia Woolf returned home from the second gathering and wrote an effusive note singing its literary praises; it was one of two brilliant works ("My Early Beliefs" was the other) that Keynes requested to be published posthumously.
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House and Senate Republicans offered effusive praise for Pence, the Indiana governor and former six-term congressman who served as head of the conservative Republican Study Committee and then won a leadership post as GOP conference chairman.
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Where Apple was effusive about augmented reality earlier this year at WWDC — and competitors Google and Facebook have steadily stressed it as a sea change in human-computer interaction — yesterday's event made it feel like an extra perk.
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But Page appeared to share Trump's pro-Putin views — in a June 2016 meeting with other foreign policy experts and the prime minister of India, Page went "off topic with effusive praise" of Putin, per the Washington Post.
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If it comes -- and the Kremlin's fulsome and all but effusive read out of Putin phone conversation with Trump indicates that it could -- it will become a matter of urgency for EU leaders to put differences behind them.
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Before MWC, I wasn't convinced that the market for foldables as a premium tech product existed, but the quality of Huawei's Mate X and the concordantly effusive reaction it's received from all corners assures me that it's there.
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An effusive greeting from Mr. Kalivas or another smiling host when you walk in, and the accommodating, polished servers who tend to you afterward make you feel taken care of, as if you are visiting a dear friend.
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The Saudi overtures have been welcomed by just about every country within OPEC, and key non-OPEC producers, such as Russia, have been effusive of their praise of a deal struck last month in Algiers to limit production.
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Writers are practically strong-armed into promoting their books on social media, taking in effusive praise and scathing criticism (or, in this volatile climate, near-hate speech.) The best editors' memoirs revive the magic without devolving into nostalgia.
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Then you have the actors who have become cemented into a typecast: the bland romantic comedy star, the neurotic teenager, the polite and effusive Englishman spluttering his way into a sleepover with a member of the opposite sex.
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It will also be fascinating to see whether Trump can win a payoff for his effusive praise of Xi after he lauded the Chinese leader's "elevation" in a tweet and recently compared him to an all-powerful king.
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Peter's near-fanatical devotion to his work has served him well as the movie begins: His many satisfied clients leave him voice mail messages of effusive praise for changing their lives; he's been profiled in The New Yorker.
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Some may find that Hass has grown too comfy in his effusive style and his old lefty politics, but to me it all sounds like mastery, like singular virtuosity attained on a very popular instrument — common American speech.
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"The one thing I will fight to my death, this will not be laid on Jack Welch," said Langone, whose effusive praise of Welch as "CEO of the century" contrasted his veiled criticism of Welch's successor, Jeff Immelt.
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YNW Melly is one of the most impressive young melodists working — see "Murder on My Mind" — and even though there's not much material to work with in the verses here, the chorus is bright, effusive and sneakily rich.
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And with his charmingly effusive and emoji-laden #StartSpreadingTheNews tweets, his "only happiness and smiles allowed" policy, his propensity for public transit charity, and now electrifying on-field success, nobody represents this new era better than Didi Gregorius.
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Susan Collins was effusive in her praise of Garland after a private meeting with the judge Tuesday and predicted many of her GOP colleagues would feel the same way if they reversed course and decided to meet with him.
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Thanks to the effusive digital praise of the countless beauty editors, influencers, celebrities, and industry experts who swear by it, Biologique Recherche's P270 is now about as recognizable a name as it gets in the world of prestige beauty.
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In an elephantine piece for Salon in 2011 on the "protocol for public figure deaths," the journalist Glenn Greenwald scoffed at the effusive coverage years before of Tim Russert, the moderator of "Meet the Press," and of Ronald Reagan.
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But Macron also clearly has a plan by making such an effusive show of friendship toward Trump, even though the US leader is unpopular in Europe and dismayed the French government by pulling out of the Paris climate accord.
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The thing looks completely insane now — it's all here in this CNET video: Roberts was also effusive about tru2way to Reuters at the time: "We also knew there would be more competition and we had to change," he said.
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She and Sam made their first appearances of the season and education has made her effusive, which was less wearying to me — I find them both very charming — than it perhaps was to her green-at-the-gills companion.
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What I like about it is that, while there is spearmint in it, it's as effective but not as effusive as something like Tiger Balm, which makes my eyes well up each and every time I put it on.
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Critics, lukewarm about the play but effusive about the venue, have been quick to point out the irony of opening London's first wholly new, large-scale commercial theater in 80 years with a play about an critic of capitalism.
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He is a critic, and a skeptic, of the so-called establishment, and with that worldview goes a certain reserved, even laconic, personality; in my experiences with him, he is generally polite and pleasant, but not effusive or outgoing.
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As the Democratic presidential race tightens in Nevada and South Carolina, longtime allies to Clinton are worried that the candidate's personality, which they say is witty and effusive behind the scenes, still isn't breaking through to the general public.
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What he doesn't seem to grasp are the hidden costs of his unbridled selfishness: He's prepared to abandon all the friends that he's made, including Wags, who's regaling him with an effusive toast that he's not present to hear.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Last week's obituaries for Paul Volcker were effusive, lavishly praising the former chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve for breaking inflation in the early 1980s and for criticising the behaviour of banks after the 93 recession.
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Feted by Queen Elizabeth on the first day of his state visit to Britain, Trump was effusive about the "special relationship" between the two nations, dispelling concerns he might repeat criticism of Britain and outgoing Prime Minister Theresa May.
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Officials appear to be particularly concerned with RT, the state-owned Russian TV channel in the U.S. A significant portion of the new report highlights RT's negative coverage of Clinton and its effusive praise of both Trump and WikiLeaks' Julian Assange.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korean television presenter Ri Chun Hee has for years announced the biggest news in her own effusive style, and this week she returned to the airwaves to herald Kim Jong Un's historic meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Last week, Mixmag ran a piece called "WAVE: THE EMOTIVE NEW GENRE WITH ITS OWN ICY ECOSYSTEM," an effusive review of a London club-night dedicated to this alleged new sound, featuring European artists like Kareful, HNRK, Klimeks, and Skit.
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The Sanders entourage -- still, for now, with its Secret Service detail -- had barely left the White House grounds when Obama shifted the tectonic plates of Democratic Party politics to leave the primary far behind with his effusive endorsement of Clinton.
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And yes, The Cher Show — which tracks the career of the eponymous icon from her youth as Cherilyn Sarkisian to her 22017th reunion tour, currently happening in a city near you — is pretty consistently effusive about the diva at its center.
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Collins was effusive in praising Kavanaugh's qualifications for the position, but also conceded the complicated nature of the decision, voicing her support for the #MeToo movement and stating that she believes his accuser, Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, was in fact assaulted.
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While Farrakhan hasn't explicitly endorsed Trump, he speaks of him in effusive terms, while being sharply critical of Trump's likely general-election rival, Hillary Clinton, who he's compared to Satan and called a "wicked woman" responsible for the destruction of Libya.
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He offered Macron some political cover in return for his effusive welcome of a President who is deeply unpopular in France, and the rest of Europe, hinting there could be some moderation of the US opposition to the Paris climate accord.
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Op-Ed Contributor RAMALLAH, West Bank — Now that the funeral of Shimon Peres, the former Israeli president and prime minister, is over and the effusive praise of world leaders has subsided, it's time for a critical look at his legacy.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Milos Raonic was not going to be too effusive after his first round victory over Germany's Dustin Brown at the Australian Open on Tuesday because as far as he was concerned he did what he needed to do.
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As his trip to Asia reminds us, a man who loves to bully people turns to mush — fawning smiles, effusive rhetoric — in the company of strongmen like Xi Jinping of China, Vladimir Putin of Russia and Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines.
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When he exiles his youngest, best-loved daughter, Cordelia (a sullen Ms. Wilson) because she isn't sufficiently effusive in her praise of him, it feels like a petulant, conditioned reflex, the caprice of a moment that he might later reverse.
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Still, the vice president has made a habit of showering his boss with effusive praise during his task force updates, in addition to mentioning items he knows Trump pays attention to — suggesting Pence is keenly aware of the president's sensitivities.
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BAGHDAD — Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson slipped into Iraq Monday night after having spent the morning in Afghanistan, but his welcome in Baghdad was far less effusive as the Trump administration pushes to isolate Iran, an important Iraqi ally.
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During the performance, I noticed a new physical calm in him: The effusive body movements for which he's known and, by some, lightly mocked — the face scrunched in a grimace, neck craned away from the instrument in exaggerated concentration — were gone.
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During her field study in China in 1970s, Margery Wolf, who was an anthropology professor at University of Iowa, was surprised by how effusive Chinese women were about the miracle of female emancipation in the very presence of their continued oppression.
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On Wednesday, the World Health Organization was effusive in its praise of the Chinese government's response to the coronavirus outbreak, but inside the country, the government is working overtime to make sure any shortcomings in its response don't come to light.
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Trump chief of staff John Kelly backed off his effusive praise of a top aide accused of domestic abuse, underlining the intense scrutiny the retired Marine four-star general is facing as the White House contends with the latest turmoil.
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" A week after the French artist died on this day in 1926, we were more effusive, praising Monet as "one of the names in the history of art to which will be attached a single idea, the idea of light.
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From effusive praise for Russian President Vladimir Putin to business ties with Russian investors to his personal lawyer's recent meeting with pro-Russian advocates seeking a path to lift sanctions on Russia, Trump's fondness for Russia has NATO allies on edge.
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The Top Gun and Batman Forever star spent the weekend flooding his Twitter account with effusive posts lauding Blanchett, with whom he appeared in the 2003 Western The Missing and whom he again costars with in the new film Song to Song.
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But the Trump administration&aposs virtual silence on human rights in North Korea since the president agreed in March to meet Kim, and the effusive thanks from the president for releasing three American prisoners in a goodwill gesture this month, has been striking.
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Swartz's Katamari Master boasts none of the sparkling rainbows or random, pop-up disparagements from the King of All Cosmos that won Katamari, against all odds, effusive praise from both the Game Developers Choice Awards and the New York Museum of Modern Art.
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Mr. Jolani left no doubt that his group, under whatever name, retains its Qaeda-inspired ideology: His announcement was peppered with effusive praise for Al Qaeda, its current leadership and Osama bin Laden, and he promised no deviation from standard existing doctrines.
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Kerr tries to conceal the truth about his most primal self and turn attention back to his never-ending public performance as The Modern Ex-Jock Coach, with his effusive, friendly manner towards the media, embrace of "modern" space-and-shoot basketball.
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Ms. McCain, who built her career as a blogger and writer and is now a co-host of "The View" on ABC, shares her father's ability to pivot between righteous anger and effusive love in the span of a breath or two.
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He remained in good spirits the following day, although he was extremely garrulous, not in his usual effusive way but slightly manic, slightly off—a consequence, the doctors explained, of toxins building up in his bloodstream from temporary loss of kidney function.
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While some critics have showered effusive praise on Eastwood's treatment of the subject, others have criticized his poetic license -- including a less-than-glamorous portrayal of respected Atlanta Journal-Constitution reporter Kathy Scruggs as a do-anything-to-get-the-scoop journalist.
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" A week after the French artist died on this day in 1926, a Times article was more effusive, praising Monet as "one of the names in the history of art to which will be attached a single idea, the idea of light.
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He is most effusive when talking about the conflicting feelings some players have over the country they choose to represent, with footballers born in the UK with Caribbean heritage often presented with a difficult choice at a young age in that regard.
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ABOUT THE BLUE JACKETS (31-43-8): Brandon Saad recorded his first career hat trick Saturday, but he was effusive in his praise of 19-year-old Sonny Milano, the 2014 first-round pick who collected his first point in his second NHL game.
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" Like Conley's letter from Friday, Jackson's 2018 report was effusive and made similar large claims, saying that Trump had "incredible genes" and adding that "if [the President] had a healthier diet over the last 20 years he might live to be 200 years old.
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Cardi made it known she was a huge fan of Gaga in their Grammy meet cute and from their effusive body language as the two spoke (captured, naturally, by a nearby human with a cameraphone and Instagram) seems to indicate that the feeling is mutual.
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The chief executive of Mr Trump's campaign, Steve Bannon, has shown the church similar disdain; he once said "Catholics want as many Hispanics in this country as possible, because their church is dying …" Unsurprisingly, the response of Catholic leaders has been less than effusive.
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Sanders is the latest high-profile departure from the Trump White House and appears to be leaving on relatively positive terms, given the effusive praise espoused by the president in his tweets, which included a call for her to run for governor of Arkansas.
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After confirming that all the choreography for the "Look What You Made Me Do" was done by Tyce Diorio, the mind behind "Shake It Off," Hall went on to give an effusive compliment to Taylor Swift, and her performance while filming the new video.
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" Prost was the only one to suggest women may not quite match men's endurance under the most extreme circumstances, but he was effusive in his support even so: "Not bullshit: everybody would like to see a woman driver, if it's not a marketing stunt.
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Of course, all of that existed in the base game in some form or another — although it was noticeably less fun and dynamic — and many critics and players, myself included, heaped much of the same effusive praise on Destiny 2 when it first launched.
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Macron's effusive welcome of the President was a nod to that reality and a sign that he intends to be a bridge between Washington and the rest of Europe, while not ceding ground on the key issues like climate that matter to him most.
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Mark Walker of North Carolina, the ranking Republican on the Homeland Security Subcommittee on Intelligence and Counterterrorism, offered effusive praise, saying "the only thing stronger than his credentials is his character" and adding that he could "think of no one better" for the job.
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I should mention that Driveclub for PS4 had one of the most catastrophic launches in recent video game history, with most of its much-vaunted network functionality completely broken upon release, so I shouldn't be too effusive in praise based on a trade show demo.
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Listen to patients House conservative's procedural protest met with bipartisan gripes This Memorial Day, I challenge everyone to find a way to honor our nation's fallen MORE (R-Tenn.) was effusive in his praise: Miller would be "an excellent choice," he told The Hill.
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Back then, there was major buzz, given the effusive reviews "Lemonade" had received, the Grammys controversy over it losing Album of the Year to Adele's "25" and the fact that Beyoncé had to push her performance back a year due to being pregnant with twins.
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Relations have been slowly thawing between Beijing and Singapore, with Lee and Chinese President Xi Jinping meeting on the sidelines of the G20 in July, and in his interview with Xinhua Monday, Lee was effusive in his praise for China's role in wider Asia.
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And whereas Swift managed to coax (either grimacing or effusive) confessions of being a Swiftie from all corners of the media by merely massaging her core fanbase and releasing decent pop tunes, Zayn has done everything to ingratiate himself with the cool kids first.
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The reason my analysis was more effusive about the recent economic results than it was about similar growth numbers during the Obama administration is that strong growth numbers are more impressive — and unexpected — at a time when the level of economic activity is already high.
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ALBANY — Much of the praise for the Raise the Age initiative, which was passed by the New York Legislature over the weekend, was effusive, with various political factions claiming it as their own victory and its supporters calling it a historic protection for juvenile defendants.
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As for Trump's attacks against the Clintons, he now claims his effusive praise of Bill Clinton as president and Hillary Clinton as secretary of State was a lie — for two decades — and only given because he was a businessman groveling to curry their favor.
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And that might explain why, despite his effusive praise, Mr. Perry has proposed to cut by 54 percent the budget of the Energy Department's Office of Fossil Energy, which focuses on researching technologies to use coal, oil and natural gas more cleanly and safely.
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"As his trip to Asia reminds us, a man who loves to bully people turns to mush — fawning smiles, effusive rhetoric — in the company of strongmen like Xi Jinping of China, Vladimir Putin of Russia and Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines," the board wrote.
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But some analysts say Mr. Trump has been less effusive toward the Israelis than Mr. Netanyahu might like, given Mr. Trump's strong popularity within Israel, where, Mr. Trump joked at his New York event last week, he could easily win election as prime minister.
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Most damning testimony yet: Most Democrats emerging Tuesday from Taylor's closed-door testimony in the Capitol basement were tight-lipped on details but effusive on a central point: the ambassador, they said, was delivering the most damning testimony yet in the Democrats' impeachment investigation into President Trump.
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Pitino said earlier this week that Snider is "a ways away" from returning to practice, but the Hall-of-Fame coach was effusive in his praise of little-used David Levitch against NC State, suggesting the former walk-on will get his second straight start Saturday.
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Jackson, the clean-cut Navy rear admiral who administered to Trump as White House physician, was not quite as effusive, but he did repeatedly crow about Trump's good genes during a White House news conference early in 2018 and said Trump had excellent health despite high cholesterol.
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Later, after she had bade the birthday girl to wear the shoes in good health, she made it clear to a reporter that all the fuss and effusive praise was not so much for her, as for the lovable character she played on TV for six years.
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Even without annexation in the mix, Mr. Netanyahu's settler- and ultra-Orthodox-dominated government, and his effusive embrace of President Trump, have rapidly alienated Israel from predominantly liberal and less-observant American Jews, the largest diaspora community and a pillar of Israel's security since its founding.
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Kraft has been a supporter of many Democrats and Democratic causes over the years; Belichick declared himself apolitical in response to queries last fall after Trump at a campaign rally in New Hampshire read aloud from an effusive note of congratulations that Belichick had sent him.
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The French President came to Washington with the conflicting goals of simultaneously seducing President Trump -- whose concept of love demands effusive public displays of affection -- and the people of the United States, most of whom, according to polls, are not quite in love with their President.
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The Democrats' leading liberal voice on immigration reform is pouring effusive praise on House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiWhy President Trump needs to speak out on Hong Kong Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Pelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharPoll: Nearly 4 in 5 say they will consider candidates' stances on cybersecurity The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape Native American advocates question 85033 Democrats' commitment MORE (D) in a potential 2020 presidential run, but offered her effusive praise.
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It's also why you get effusive praise for some genuinely good properties, like calling Guardians of the Galaxy a redefining "space opera" or Captain America: The Winter Soldier a "political thriller" when you could easily argue that they're slight just deviations from the Marvel movie-making formula.
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If you've been following the philosophical, stream-of-consciousness ramblings of Kanye West on Twitter lately, you may have been shocked — or maybe not at all shocked — to see him tweet effusive praise of President Donald Trump, bringing full circle the rapper's conversion to alt-right internet troll.
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Although Mr. Ryan said he had expected the race to run at least a few more weeks, he had spent the last day honing his position, aides said, even as others, like Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, voiced unequivocal if not effusive support for Mr. Trump.
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Rarely if ever has the commission been asked to pass judgment on a big corporate tie-up blessed with such effusive Franco-German political support, nor one that further concentrates what is already an effective duopoly across some of Europe's rail markets — the combined group has revenues of €20173bn.
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" Mayer is the writing sort of anarchist — the effusive sort, the kind who hopes, with William Blake, that poems can free us from our mind-forged manacles: "I still think angles and angels are the same / And no backyard is ever over-rated / Superb without beginnings, middles / Or ends.
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The two leaders greeted each other like old friends on Sunday, with a beaming Mr. Kim, 35, praising Mr. Trump, 73, and with the American president offering effusive praise of the man many experts have called a brutal, mercurial dictator who has killed members of his own family.
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The most glaring example was the flags: Typically, the death of a prominent sitting senator is followed followed by an effusive statement from the White House and a proclamation to lower flags around Washington, DC, to half-staff, including at the White House, until the date of interment.
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For his part, Mr. Sanders — who was greeted by shouts of "I love you, Bernie" and loud cheers by the crowd in Long Island City — was effusive in his praise of Mr. Cuomo's idea, calling it "a revolutionary idea for higher education" that he envisioned would be emulated elsewhere.
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In his inaugural address, Trump decried the America he had inherited as a carnage-filled hellscape; a few months later, he would be the guest of honor at the National Rifle Association's annual meeting, thanking the group for its effusive (and potentially illegal, foreign-supported) support of his campaign.
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And by nesting its disclosure of the SEC settlement inside effusive privacy washing discussion of the FTC's "historic" action, Facebook looks to be hoping to detract attention from some really awkward details in its narrative about the Cambridge Analytica scandal that highlight ongoing inconsistencies and contradictions, to put it politely.
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Comedian Dave Chappelle says that rapper Kanye West needs to tone down his effusive praise of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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" Reagan then got even more effusive, saying, "You will pardon me I hope, Mr. President, if I recognize here tonight what is already apparent to the nations of the world—that Indonesia, under your leadership, has assumed its rightful position as a great nation of Asia and of the world.
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Cartography by Steven J. Ross and Philip Ethington / Illustration by Mike Glier Ross, an effusive professor in his sixties, was standing in the lobby of the Roosevelt, an imposing building downtown carved into apartments owned by professional athletes and millennials, where Lewis had his law office in the thirties and forties.
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The effusive reciprocal expressions of good will — Putin, for example, praised Trump for the great progress made in defusing the North Korean crisis — may have generated a bit more positivity than the president intended and led to what he has called the verbal slip that has caused such bipartisan consternation.
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Still, while perhaps not the most effusive ambassador for his sport, Caruana was the man to whom chess aficionados and promoters had been looking to help turn the game into a mass-market spectator sport at the World Chess Championship, which is set to begin in New York in November.
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The celebration after her Auckland Classic victory was not as effusive as some of her previous 72 title wins, and the $43,63 winner's cheque, which she donated to Australia bushfire relief efforts, was a drop in the ocean for someone who has won almost $93 million in career prize-money.
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Mr. Trump's effusive praise of the Russian leader while running for president has slowly faded as other issues have come to the fore, including multiple investigations into Russian meddling in last year's presidential campaign and the stark differences over Syria's use of chemical weapons against its own people again in April.
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Flynn, who served as head of the Defense Intelligence Agency under President Barack Obama before he was fired and became one of President-elect Donald Trump's most vocal supporters, complimented Rice on her speech and offered effusive praise for Madeleine Albright, who served as secretary of state under former President Bill Clinton.
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The pair, who wed in 2005 and share three children, are consistently effusive in their affection for each other, and their playful spark was on display Wednesday night when they attended a performance of Come From Away, a Canadian production on Broadway, alongside special invited guests Ivanka Trump and U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley.
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"He was effusive and happy about the Hong Kong episode that was all he could talk about weeks leading up to it, how it was like a high water mark for him," Reynolds says of the June 3 episode directed by Bourdain's girlfriend Asia Argento that featured Australian-Hong Kong cinematographer Christopher Doyle.
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Markowitz, an effusive borough booster who'd long recounted his childhood bitterness when the Dodgers left town in 1958, told Bloomberg News he would "do somersaults'' if the project earned Brooklyn a new sports team: "All I'm prepared to say is that Brooklyn would be the greatest franchise for any sports team in America.
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Pappas said she had few memories of her mother — memories of memories, actually — and was effusive in her praise for her father, John, and her older brother, Louis, for raising her ("Louis taught me to shave my legs; my dad took me bra shopping") in a house devoid of a feminine influence.
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And to coincide with the PNG visit, Beijing promised $4 billion of finance to build PNG's first national road network, one of several gestures for which China secured effusive praise from Pacific Island countries including Samoa, Vanuatu, the Cook Islands, Tonga, Niue, Fiji and the President of the Federated States of Micronesia.
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His slowly unfolding characterization gets an assist from a score by prolific Broadway composer David Yazbek that adopts an almost magical realist approach to language: Conversations begin as halting, ineffective exchanges of dialogue, only to grow increasingly effusive over the course of the show as the bonding power of music takes over.
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The example she has set over the last seven years — from lo-fi, no-budget home recordings to effusive critical acclaim and sold-out tours, all without sacrificing any of her charm or individuality — has helped open doors for a generation of self-starters like Soccer Mommy, Snail Mail and Julien Baker.
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"While we appreciate the work you have done to expose and explore sexual assault, harassment and retaliation in the news and entertainment industries, we are curious as to the basis of your effusive praise of Fox News for its response to the revelations by women who described the toxic work environment they faced," they wrote.
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And while Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan was condemned internationally for the invasion, the outcome Trump described rewards him handsomely — with a long-sought "safe zone" negotiated with Russia on the Syrian border and the removal of all U.S. sanctions imposed by Trump, who was effusive in thanking Erdogan today for stopping the offensive.
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As he bursts out with effusive joy: I'm gettin' bi, and it's something I'd like to demystify It's not a phase, I'm not confused Not indecisive, I don't have the "gotta choose" blues I don't care if you wear high heels or a tie You might just catch my eye — because I'm definitely bi.
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"While we appreciate the work you have done to expose and explore sexual assault, harassment and retaliation in the news and entertainment industries, we are curious as to the basis of your effusive praise of Fox News for its response to the revelations by women who described the toxic work environment they faced," the former employees wrote to Farrow.
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Despite an unprecedented number of transgressions and more than a dozen separate investigations, Pruitt retained his position and the effusive praise of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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The US President was less effusive in his comments about British Prime Minister Theresa May, whom he dined with at a state dinner Thursday evening after a red-carpet arrival in the UK. At the end of the evening, The Sun released audio of the interview, in which Trump said May "didn't listen" to his advice on negotiating Brexit.
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The event, meant to take the place of an iHeart Radio awards ceremony postponed due to the coronavirus and serve as a form of counterprogramming to a rising death toll, offered glimpses into celebrities' homes, effusive praise for first responders, and a parade of mansion-dwellers soliciting donations to the charities Feeding America and the First Responders Children's Foundation.
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Their arrival comes as the WHO is facing increasing criticism for its initial decision not to declare a global health emergency, and for officials' effusive praise of China's handling of the crisis, even as Beijing faces outrage domestically for, among other things, the death of whistleblower doctor Li Wenliang, and the subsequent censorship of that news.
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RELATED: Trump campaign spends $2.5M on ads in Pennsylvania, Indiana While Trump has been highly critical of the former secretary of state throughout his presidential campaign -- including knocking Clinton over her email scandal and calling her an "enabler" of her husband's alleged sexual abuse -- the New York real estate mogul had previously been effusive in his praise of the Clintons.
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Dr. Deborah Birx, a respected physician and experienced diplomat who seemingly serves as a voice of reason in her role as coordinator of the White House's coronavirus task force, raised a lot of eyebrows on Thursday with her effusive praise of President Donald Trump as "attentive to the scientific literature and the details" during an interview with the Christian Broadcasting Network.
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Here the circle of life was unbroken, a primal setting with effusive growth of four types of mangrove as well as ironwoods, palms and other flora, making it easy to imagine why, over the centuries, Ciboney Indians, pirates and traders had all made their home on this wild 78-mile stretch of coastline protected by hundreds of keys or cayos.
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"Despite effusive praise for Pakistan and Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif during their initial call, Trump's suspicion of immigration from terrorism-prone Muslim countries, public admiration for India, harsh rhetoric toward China (Pakistan's 'all-weather' friend) and hawkish political appointments suggest that U.S. relations with Pakistan will suffer over the next four years," said Sasha Riser-Kositsky, South Asia analyst at research and consulting firm Eurasia Group.
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Basic income advocates like to talk in effusive terms about the idea's cross-partisan appeal, how it unites radical Marxists like André Gorz and libertarians like Milton Friedman and American heroes like Thomas Paine and Martin Luther King Jr. They speak of its radical potential to remake society, and position it as an inevitable and necessary response to an incoming torrent of technological change.
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Effusive praise from the American President is the stuff that politicians usually crave, but in this case, it would risk undoing the "good work" Lee did his recent visit to Beijing, where he seems to have been provisionally forgiven for his earlier lack of respect, much of which centered on Singapore's role in promoting the American position over China's activities in the South China Sea.
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That's before you even consider the fact that Nizlopi were, by his own admittance, the biggest influence on the career of Ed Sheeran, who at 14 begged to be their roadie, who last year put their song "Flooded Quarry" as his top pick on Desert Island Discs, and whose effusive patronage led to the band reforming, touring again, and now running songwriting workshops and retreats.
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The Bronx — both famous for being the birthplace of hip-hop music and notorious for its intractably hardscrabble conditions in the 1980s — is in the midst of a revival that's both sparking effusive praise among real estate professionals and stirring dread among working class residents like White, who face the prospect of steepening living costs in one of the city's last bastions of affordable housing.
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Mr. Pence's team is aware of the unease within the White House, and Mr. Ayers recently told one Republican ally that one reason Mr. Pence is so effusive in his public remarks about Mr. Trump — he has recently hailed Mr. Trump as a "champion" for conservatives and branded the recent tax cuts a "Trump bonus" for America — is to tamp down questions about his loyalty.
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Democrats emerging Tuesday from the closed-door testimony of the United States' the top diplomat to Ukraine were tight-lipped on details but effusive on a central point: William Taylor, they said, was delivering the most damning testimony yet in the Democrats' impeachment investigation into President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchedule for additional depositions in impeachment inquiry revealed Sondland attorney disputes key portions of Taylor testimony: report Impeachment inquiry might be public by mid-November: report MORE.
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In contrast, for the first call of 2018, he was effusive, and returned to making bold predictions: Tesla might produce 100,000 of its all-electric semi trucks per year in just four years, and the big rig may even exceed the technical specs already shared; Tesla will manufacture 1 million vehicles per year by 2020; Tesla may produce the upcoming Model Y crossover SUV for half the cost of its Model 0.23 program.
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Shortly after that, she submitted a video to NPR's 2016 Tiny Desk Contest and won, which brought the opportunity to perform at the broadcaster's headquarters in Washington, D.C. Along with her myriad musical relationships, about all of which she is grateful and effusive, it was a perfect storm of hard work and good timing that led her to the path she's currently on: speaking about disability awareness around the world and touring her most accomplished work to date.
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What's more, Instagram only just opened a new San Francisco office, a decision that was driven, at least in part, by Systrom's desire to cut down on his commute and be closer to his family, according to a Wall Street Journal Magazine profile published today (Systrom's resignation came after the story had gone to press, according to the WSJ.) Meanwhile, Mark Zuckerberg, who often pens effusive send-offs for high-ranking execs, issued an unusually brief statement, which was not published on his Facebook page or, notably, his Instagram account.
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