The public might even become enamored with a populist demagogue, but they won't stay enamored.
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We learn that she was madly enamored with a high school jock who was madly enamored with his girlfriend.
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I was — and still am — completely enamored by it.
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Mel B wasn't the only one enamored with her talent.
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I can't say I was particularly enamored by the thing.
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Why is Wall Street suddenly enamored with enterprise tech companies?
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It's no surprise Sid's teacher is enamored with his lunches.
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We were just honored and enamored to work with her.
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"Obviously I'm not enamored with his politics," said Arizona Sen.
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And, oftentimes, prosecutors become too enamored with their own evidence.
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I've never met anyone so enamored of lactic acid bacteria.
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So enamored, in fact, that he wants one for himself.
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But I was pretty enamored with the graphics and music.
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Ukrainians seem less enamored of their leaders all the time.
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But that does not mean he is enamored of it.
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But Alderson said he was not enamored of that option.
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When I was a kid, I was enamored with Pokémon.
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"They were enamored with the garden space," Mr. Kazemi said.
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Not everyone is so enamored with Mr. Sanders's continuing power.
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A group that seemed particularly enamored with Mr. Uhlmann's report?
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But he isn't the only leader enamored with the phrase.
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But if you're enamored with the idea, here are some considerations.
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The show felt more enamored of its subject than anything else.
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Clearly, we aren't the only ones enamored with the sparkly stuff.
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Being a promiscuous girl, I was enamored with the sensuous lifestyle.
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But Trump seems enamored with the idea despite his Pentagon's opposition.
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Audiences online, though, haven't been quite so enamored of the movie.
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He is enamored with the sexual chemistry he shares with Nola.
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Younger generations are enamored with acronyms, shorthand, and self-destructing content.
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Besides, she felt increasingly invisible in an industry enamored of youth.
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But the other side isn't too enamored with its establishment either.
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I was enamored by Broadway shows as a kid growing up.
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Technology is one theme with which Manual Cinema is particularly enamored.
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We humans have been enamored by badness since day goddamn dot.
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His parents say he was enamored with aircraft and the military.
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Since I was a kid, I've been enamored by these women.
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I was no longer enamored by the "glamour" of the West.
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His "let Trump be Trump" philosophy enamored him to the candidate.
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He had become enamored with Mr. Pearson and the Valeant story.
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"Society's become enamored by the romantic myth of creativity," he says.
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But he was enamored with Uber-like businesses that used contractors.
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He was the cool hippie rapper, and I was so enamored.
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Many voters, after all, remain enamored of the idea of compromise.
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But not everyone wants to be so enamored with their screen.
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But what everyone is enamored of is this Russia advertising story.
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Of course, not everyone is enamored with investing in the market.
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"Many folks in the 1850s were enamored with her," he said.
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He continued to strike me as genuinely enamored of the place.
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I've always been enamored of the idea of being prematurely nostalgic.
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Soriano, long enamored with celebrity culture, studied design at San Francisco's FIDM.
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He was enamored with the early Apollo missions in American space exploration.
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He was equally enamored by the NBC cameras, and seized his moment.
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The near-death experience only makes Alice more enamored with The Farm.
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It's no wonder some women are less than enamored with his idea.
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And the way that the British bands are enamored by the USA.
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But she found rich culture, food and sightseeing, and pronounced herself enamored.
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Problem is, the GOP base seems more enamored of Trump, despite everything.
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He seemed allergic to the mystical but completely enamored of the mysterious.
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We find it best not to become too enamored with either narrative.
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I was less enamored with the overall build quality of the phone.
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In addition to vinyl records, Connick, 49, not particularly enamored by rats.
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" Hough is particularly enamored with "just being able to call him husband.
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"She was enamored," retired LAPD cold case detective Cliff Shepard tells PEOPLE.
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Ygor de Oliveira appears too enamored of these luminaries to envy them.
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Kohli told BuzzFeed News he has been "enamored" with the reaction online.
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And man, he seemed like really, really enamored—really happy about something.
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The article said that "Buffett appears to be most enamored" with Delta.
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Enamored of Arnold though I am, let me suggest that we pause
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In fact, Turner's so enamored he's producing her whole damn debut album.
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Winter clearly has them and is clearly enamored of her new 'do.
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I felt enamored by that whole team the day I saw them.
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"She became enamored of Allison Mack," Mr. Vicente said of Ms. Oxenberg.
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The Democrats have traditionally been less enamored with free trade than Republicans.
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"As soon as I met, her I was totally enamored," he said.
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And Medicare for All supporters weren't enamored with the more incremental approach.
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Rockwell was enamored of the counterculture, not least for its visual éclat.
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He wanted to keep reproducing them because he was enamored of them.
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Bezos had become enamored of a sophisticated display that approximated 3-D.
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Weber grew enamored of the former soldiers, who nicknamed her Mama Brenda.
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I just think I was enamored with the idea of interviewing people.
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As you might assume, I'm not the only one enamored with the stuff.
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She grew enamored with what she saw and kept returning to learn more.
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Halle — a longtime Anastasia fan — was enamored with the dark Sad Girl shade.
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When Matrix came out with its first PowerWatch the watch world was enamored.
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And why is everyone (including Mashable's own tech reporter) so enamored with it?
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"I've been really enamored with the reaction I've gotten from people," said Kohli.
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What's more, humans have been deeply enamored with characters and storytelling for millennia.
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I was enamored of the original photograph of Bernard Ebbers and his wife.
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"We kind of were enamored with each other from the beginning," says Smith.
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Diners are more enamored with delivery and take-out food than ever before.
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Zeus ThunderI was so enamored with the Thunder when I first reviewed it.
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He was sort of enamored with Dean Kamen and that kind of stuff.
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Hopefully, the twins will be equally enamored with tennis, mom Anna Kournikova's sport.
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Well, you're about to become even more enamored with the global online retailer.
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Completely enamored with 6lb 10oz Cleo James born this morning at 6:01.
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The second is that Trump has become enamored with using U.S. military power.
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Or he could very well be enamored with the sight of your ass.
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We're starting to be not too enamored anymore with 'ooh it's a computer.
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Enamored in their pursuit for a home-feeling and an unattainable, childlike fulfillment.
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And they aren't all enamored of the tropics; many thrive in temperate conditions.
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His Scottish-born mother, Trump added, was also enamored with the British royalty.
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Becoming totally enamored with someone is intimidating — what if your feelings are unrequited?
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UnReal will never stop being enamored with the mess that is Rachel Goldberg.
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" Rather, he said, "it seems that the public is still enamored of Modi.
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The male couturiers are both enamored of fashion and pragmatic about its uses.
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As with the other polls, voters are not enamored with either candidate. Mrs.
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Hokusai's Great Wave is featured in this set, and I am completely enamored.
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And it was such a joy to see someone who was so enamored.
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Trump was once enamored with the high ratings Spicer's daily press briefings received.
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This is a film too enamored of its subject to pry very deeply.
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He's not enamored of overseas dictators or the gun lobby or religious zealots.
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"We were all so enamored by the view and the energy," she said.
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I am, as I mentioned above, more enamored with the smaller Note 10.
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If you loved Harley in "Suicide Squad," you'll be enamored with her here.
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Congress became enamored with big tech more for its valuations than its values.
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She wrote her own fiction too, enamored of Raymond Carver and Kurt Vonnegut.
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It sounds like even Elanco is not exactly enamored of their core business.
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Enamored by wild things at wild rumpuses, she dressed as Max for Halloween.
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In that case, Americans may no longer be so enamored of an outsider.
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Being a Taipei person for years, I was enamored with the whole place.
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But I have become enamored of using canned chipotle chiles for my chicken tacos.
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Optane storage, the stuff I'm enamored with today, doesn't need an extra hard drive.
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Which is probably why our judges were so enamored with these pimple-fighting stickers.
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I'm less enamored of the top panel, which draws heavily from an Xbox gamepad.
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He instantly became enamored and was soon a breeder of borzois, or Russian wolfhounds.
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It's no secret around these parts that I've been deeply enamored with Google's Pixel.
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Yet it's clear more people may feel less enamored with the brand these days.
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Not everyone will be enamored by the slick, rubbery aesthetic of the chosen materials.
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It's easy to become enamored with the demos and spectacle of big tech keynotes.
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I'm enamored of this stand simply because the ladies know me by my face.
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"You can't be overly enamored with the shiny object element of AI," Hanrahan said.
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I was immediately enamored with the bright, cheerful art style of sweetness and lightning.
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Of all the Verge staff, I'm probably the one least enamored with Star Wars.
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In 1976, the world was enamored with "Play That Funky Music" by Wild Cherry.
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It's odd that Microsoft has suddenly become so enamored with ads in Windows 10.
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Since leaving the band, he's become enamored with the weirder corners of electronic music.
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Maybe it's a little too enamored of all of the things I described above?
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Plus all the evidence he's grown enamored of the trappings and prestige of government.
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Are you still as enamored with music as you were when you first started?
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With respect to Putin, he is compromised, or enamored, to the point of incapacity.
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Many in Silicon Valley are enamored of ideas of building perfect cities from scratch.
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I was not so enamored that I want to own a gun myself. Yet.
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Their manager, Mickey Callaway, sounds as enamored of pitch counts as his peers are.
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Not long ago I was sitting at my desk, feeling both enamored and bewildered.
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Omnivorous. But I was always as enamored of films as I was of books.
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But not everyone is enamored with the idea of extending the Brexit deadline, either.
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Letts headed to Syria after becoming enamored with the Arab Spring demonstrations in 2011.
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Enamored Hi-Shine Nail Lacquer in Teal Turquoise and Mint Crème, $18 for both; marcjacobsbeauty.com
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Which might seem surprising as we've been enamored with other versions of the LG Gram.
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The French, though, are more enamored of the players and of their coach, Didier Deschamps.
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To be sure, Siegel isn't enamored of companies' turn toward dividends from a macroeconomic perspective.
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Less enamored of video, probably, another new entrant is set to be Heinz-Christian Strache.
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And not so much now, but back then, the USA was enamored with the British.
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The Society is a show enamored with the absolute melancholy of its character's grave situation.
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But he also risks alienating voters not enamored of sweeping statements that can be untruthful.
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Jessica Chastain was never enamored with the idea of marriage — until she met her match.
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Both men were enamored by Holochess, the holographic chess game in the original Star Wars.
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Who wasn't utterly enamored of hair accessories at the height of Blair Waldorf's TV reign?
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I am so enamored by the caliber of people who trust me with their hair.
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The country's young liberals are enamored with Victor, a senator and a rising political star.
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But while they went on dates (even an overnight one!), Haibon wasn't quite as enamored.
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I was enamored with Laura as a child, and I still am to this day.
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But overseas, fans are still enamored with Johnny Depp's swashbuckling portrayal of Captain Jack Sparrow.
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But while he's divided on the question, the film itself is unabashedly enamored with Hollywood.
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The whole crew was enamored by her sweetness and blown away by her comedic chops.
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But the family, increasingly enamored with the bus, decided they wanted to try living small.
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Mr. Thiam is clearly enamored with the prospect of tapping growth markets in emerging economies.
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Lucy meets Teiji (Kobayashi), a Japanese chef and photographer, with whom she is instantly enamored.
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But, the other part of me felt equal parts alarmed and enamored by this information.
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Many Democrats, far too enamored of Keynesian solutions, have argued that deficits don't really matter.
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Here's the problem: The SEC, which regulates ETFs and ETPs, is not enamored with cryptocurrencies.
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But another big mistake Mr. Ackman made was becoming too enamored of his own fabulousness.
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It's not like Rose was so enamored of the financial security Cal could have offered.
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Despite my lack of faith, I have always been enamored of the idea of Christmas.
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The drone has become enamored with the idea of individuality, despite being in a collective.
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Portnoy was so enamored of Penn he took a big slug of stock as consideration.
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Her uncle is so enamored of Japanese culture he has become a naturalized Japanese citizen.
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Mr. Mattis was not enamored of the idea, according to two other Defense Department officials.
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You can't get enamored just of the access, the feeling of being in the mix.
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But once, he said, he asked his boss why he was so enamored of hostility.
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Congress became enamored with Big Tech and blinded by the bling of chic Silicon salons.
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"I was enamored with this building so we kept an eye on it," he said.
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"I get why people are so enamored," he said, and likened Trump to Ronald Reagan.
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But once prices begin to rise, consumers may become less enamored with the larger models.
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Honestly, I'm pretty enamored with the new, more portable version of Nintendo's wildly successful console.
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I grew up in Southern California and became enamored of surfing at a young age.
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And Ross Perot, we were sort of enamored, again we went into the business world.
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For weeks now, they have been enamored of the Seahawks and somewhat skeptical of the Panthers.
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"I'm not particularly enamored with the hyperbole—'one of the world's largest volcanic provinces'," he said.
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Tech is sleek and streamlined, and fail-fast and enamored of the new and the shiny.
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It's a digital camera that has captivated even some filmmakers usually enamored with shooting on film.
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While moviegoers were enamored with the visuals, there wasn't an overwhelming emotional connection to the characters.
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To be sure, voters in the state are less than enamored with the Republican as well.
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He says that we're just enamored by their flashy tricks and project sophisticated personalities onto them.
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Michael Stoller became enamored with soccer after his daughter, Brooke, started playing when she was four.
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Preller is also "enamored with Tingler's knowledge and ability to relate to players," the newspaper said.
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I was always more fascinated with collecting his stuff more than enamored with the man himself.
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"We were enamored by ourselves, by the way we were playing," Moyer said by phone Wednesday.
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As an art student in the late 1960s, Britton was enamored of the Omega artists' fearlessness.
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Reviewers less enamored of the Romantic poet damned the book's Godwinian radicalism and its Byronic impieties.
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Bookworms everywhere will be completely enamored with the sheer amount of space to store beloved tomes.
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Newt Gingrich has long been enamored of science fiction — he wants to build a moon base.
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I couldn't speak—I was so enamored with Han Solo and Indiana Jones and all that.
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They painted them as a couple enamored with each other, who were easy to root for.
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A wild turkey enamored with its own reflection at the California Department of Social Services building.
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The rest of the U.S. government has never been as enamored of Putin as Trump is.
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Enamored of Shakespeare, one builder adorned a Juliet balcony with plaster figures of the doomed couple.
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Like virtually every Republican in Washington, Needham was not especially enamored of Trump during the primaries.
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In a country that's awash in faux expertise and enamored of pretenders, that's no small thing.
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He'd take class trips to the Clark Library, where he became enamored with typography and printing.
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I was brought to the game by friends who were enamored by the latest expansion, Shadowbringers.
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After his breakdown, Land moved to China and became enamored with its techno-authoritarian political system.
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At Summerville's urging, the Bears deployed additional scouts to evaluate him, and they, too, grew enamored.
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The couple looked totally enamored with each other on a beach walk Tuesday in the Hamptons.
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Though I enjoyed much of my time with it, I'm not as enamored with Thekla Inc.
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And there are many times when Gilmore Girls itself becomes enamored of the trappings of wealth.
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And recently, I found the beauty versions of it: Marc Jacobs' Enamored Hi-Shine lacquer in Taboo.
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But he became wholly enamored with the craft as a preteen on a family trip to Poland.
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The public became so enamored of these early gadgets that many follow-up inventions got short shrift.
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Ahmed admits he was enamored with the idea of a nation ruled by the laws of Islam.
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Koehler was less impressed by Yusuf's codefendants, who struck him as still too enamored with extremist thought.
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Nor is Germany, one of the largest exporters of goods, likely to be enamored by Trump's protectionism.
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"It was pretty easy to pretend to be enamored by her," Mara told Interview Magazine in November.
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In 1975, the band begged Fields to hear them play at CBGB, and he was instantly enamored.
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Paris Hilton is totally enamored of her new boyfriend Chris Zylka and can't stop gushing about him!
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Clinton were enamored with Ms. Dunham, the risks of fusing popular culture with politics were occasionally evident.
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He was so enamored with Adolf Hitler that he even trimmed his mustache to resemble the Fuehrer's.
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Tom DeLonge as *a person* is civilized, artistic, enamored of conspiracy theories and riffs, and generally proud.
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What I didn't expect, and I couldn't quite explain, is why I felt so enamored with her.
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She's so enamored with John's kisses and smoothie-making skills that she denies any possibility of shadiness.
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While weak on direction, the developer community was enamored with the idea of an alternative to HTML210.
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Naturally, enamored onlookers told various publications that the two looked to be having a grand ol' time.
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While Elkington was clearly pleased by the cash infusion, he seemed most enamored by the strategic investors.
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I picked up my first Scuf controller over two years ago and have been enamored ever since.
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Indonesians were even less enamored with Valentine's Day, with just 10 percent of respondents going gift shopping.
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That strategy presents its own pitfalls, particularly if no one group ends up particularly enamored with him.
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But McCain's experience in Vietnam hardly made him less enamored of the use of military power abroad.
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But it is so enamored of them that the message gets lost en route to the screen.
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His companion Mesihi—a courtier-poet tragically enamored of the moody, musky Florentine—holds back uncomprehending tears.
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Unfortunately, groups like the Sierra Club are more enamored with their own agenda rather than thoughtful solutions.
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For those who are not enamored with financial firms, a few non-financial comparisons are worth noting.
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The government was less enamored and fined him often enough to make him a First Amendment hero.
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Though enamored with Glacial Decoy, the dance's call for an entirely female cast excluded him from participation.
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Fun fact: Madison, Illinois, is enamored enough with Peeps that they declared February 22 National Peeps Day.
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Yet another World Galaxy release, Astral Projections is an easy sell for listeners enamored with Washington's sound .
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He is a Democrat, though Vanity Fair reports he was never "particularly enamored" by President Barack Obama.
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And, as any child who had grown up on organic fruit leathers would be, I was enamored.
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Hughes became enamored of the man's hat and, in the end, Hurston paid $3 to keep it.
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Enamored of Cold Spring's quaint downtown, but drawn to Garrison's more bucolic flavor, the Wynns were torn.
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He became enamored with drums while watching a marching band in a Mardi Gras parade in Alabama.
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As a boy John was enamored of EC Comics like Weird Science and Tales From the Crypt.
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Democrats, the media and the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) were enamored with the mandate to have coverage.
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The rest of the world is less enamored of America than it has been in the past.
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Not all policymakers were enamored with the long-range focus of Mr. Marshall's Office of Net Assessment.
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The show is a little too enamored of its bleaker shades, to the exclusion of everything else.
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But where next for these newcomers, enamored by that game's Slimes and other slithery and scaly scares?
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Is that they're so enamored with the paycheck they're getting that they don't give them good advice.
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"Olivia Nicole is finally here and her dad and I are absolutely enamored with her," Bergman tells PEOPLE.
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Steamed, Villanelle heads to a local kebab shop, where she immediately becomes enamored with the kebab meat spit.
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The stars appeared absolutely enamored during the sweet outing and McHugh hasn't been shy about praising her love.
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"We are not enamored with Donald Trump's bombastic rhetoric and personality," the "conservative leaders" signing the statement wrote.
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Specifically, people are enamored with the monster of Bird Box, if you can even call it a monster.
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"Usually, there's something I'm enamored with, but I wasn't particularly interested in clothes at that moment," he says.
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It's no wonder, then, that aspiring surrealists like Erika Zolli are so enamored with Photoshop and After Effects.
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Little Fred was so enamored with the outfit, he told Hiram, that he even wore it to school.
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When I met my ex, I was instantly enamored, and I guess I'm waiting for that feeling again.
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Of all the fascinating apps to be found out in the wild I'm especially enamored of Final Draft.
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Jolie became enamored with Cambodia while filming her breakout role in 2001's Tomb Raider there on location.
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Americans are famously enamored with fast food, or processed food that all of which are low in fiber.
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I was immediately enamored when I got to the front of the line and laid eyes on her.
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But, he said he remains "enamored" with the Apple Watch and wearables, particularly as they become standalone devices.
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But don't expect them to be cast just because the Duffer Brothers are enamored of their star power.
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While I wasn't enamored by cars back then, I did appreciate my father's enthusiasm for his life's work.
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Like much of the rest of the world, I've found myself enamored by the soccer tournament in Russia.
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In the below video from Entertainment Tonight, you can see just how enamored they were with each other.
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During a recent trip to Amsterdam, he says Ward was "enamored" by all of the bikes whizzing by.
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I think all Europeans were very enamored, right from the '20s, listening to Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington.
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The meek, humble version of Ms. Grundy that Archie is enamored with seems to be a clever facade.
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As for the 214p display: I haven't been so enamored with a regular HD display in a while.
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He's enamored with the concept, and it shows in the stories captured on the album and within Superimpose.
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Back in 2006, Mark was enamored with the Wii Remote, a novel, motion-based controller for Nintendo's Wii.
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He admits he was enamored with the Trump Tower in Manhattan and with the developer who built it.
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But Trump appears too enamored of his own image as a billionaire populist to play by such rules.
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Mazda hasn't been so enamored of electric cars, but with Toyota's help, it could catch up quickly. 22017.
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They become enamored with several individual mutual or exchange-traded funds without considering how they all work together.
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In a country enamored of dark humor, a common greeting among the middle class now is "Happy recession!"
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But whether a Democratic Party whose base seems enamored of Sanders and other progressive figures such as Rep.
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Gopnik is enamored with nineteenth-century British literature and politics, and capsule biographies of its leading lights abound.
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Expelled from public school, he enrolled in a Jewish school and there became enamored of math and physics.
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"I was so enamored with him that I didn't really have the urge to do cocaine," she explained.
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I thought Paul who ran it for years was fantastic, I'm not as enamored with the new editors.
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Though all four members attended the Oscars, they were not necessarily enamored of the glitter and the attention.
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Ms. Brown's early works, enamored of gravity, explored the physics of simple actions like walking, falling and leaning.
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I became enamored with his new "brothers," realizing that many students I admired on campus were also members.
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Ms. Spradlin, a 2017-2018 resident artist at New York Live Arts, has long been enamored of repetition.
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But Bernstein, already a Mahler devotee, was enamored of symphonic works that addressed cosmic questions and explored identity.
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Mr. Trump was less enamored of the first policy change, but embraced the latter, until it became controversial.
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Judge Caproni was less enamored of the company's arguments and occasionally showed frustration in hearings on the matter.
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Celebrated artists like Frederic Edwin Church and Albert Bierstadt were enamored with the area's stately peaks and valleys.
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Although Kelenic is just 19, several talent evaluators, including some for the Mets, are enamored of his potential.
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Dr. Myers watched as progressives, envisioning political power, became enamored with the idea of a coming white minority.
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Mr. Trump has been enamored with the idea of military convoys marching through Washington since his presidency's infancy.
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Fans became enamored with these plastic bottles even before the California iteration of Galaxy's Edge opened in May.
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After becoming enamored with a friend's necklace, Gronkowski said at the time, he bought his own diamond chain.
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Her "aha" moment occurred in Paris, where she was living in the 1920s, an expatriate enamored of art.
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Those in favor of greater support for the Syrian rebels were enamored with the notion of "moderate" rebels.
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Richard grew enamored of film, especially westerns, as a way to escape the financial pressures facing his family.
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It was the first time I had seen snow in years, and I was totally enamored by it.
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Those less enamored of felines say it is merely an excuse for feeding ferals rather than euthanizing them.
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So enamored was I with the aesthetic possibilities of the sport, I overlooked the simple urgency of competition.
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As a teenager, I read avidly and became enamored of place names: Arcadia, Blue Grotto, Santorini, Stromboli, Tahiti.
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And if I become enamored with Apple's ecosystem, I won't get to experience what else is out there.
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So, what is a centrist voter to do, one who is not enamored with the socialist Sanders "revolution"?
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Enamored with what all the city had to offer, my wife and I tried everything with our firstborn.
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When I tried the Marc Jacobs Enamored Hi-Shine lacquer formula, I immediately knew I'd found my new #1.
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I think I first became aware that I wasn't entirely enamored with my legs when I was about 8.
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Enamored Hi-Shine Nail Lacquer in Opaque Bright Tomato Red and Opaque Muted Hot Pink, $18 for both; marcjacobsbeauty.
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But ultimately Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile seems as enamored with Efron as the world was with Bundy.
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But in the meantime, this new look has us totally enamored… and strongly considering a call to our hairdresser.
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The star became enamored with her new partner's family and developed a close relationship with Kopelman's sister, Jill Kargman.
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He was married with a daughter, sure — but he ignored that when he became enamored with Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin.
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Mr. Bass was enamored with the hotel's history and cachet, but he had little experience in the hospitality industry.
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And being enamored with classic conceptions of manhood has gotten more complicated in the wake of the #MeToo revelations.
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" He's also had coffee with former President Barack Obama adviser David Axelrod, whom he says he's now "enamored with.
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A deeply cosmopolitan film, Carlos is enamored with Europe, with cities, and with the cultural mosaic those cities represent.
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"I'm not enamored with him," said one top fundraiser, who bundled checks for Marco Rubio during the primary campaign.
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Despite the potential risks, Caldirol seems to be doing well and is enamored with her heart-shaped baby bump.
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I have no good answer, other than to say that I was immediately and inexplicably enamored with the Furby.
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Michele Tafoya was raised a sports fan, and has been enamored with the NFL since she was a child.
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They were particularly enamored with the Bauhaus school in Dessau, and in introducing its ideas to the United States.
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And when I say "briefly enamored," I mean the way a fan would be who just saw a superstar.
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Poppy's early videos feature a bright-eyed young girl clearly enamored with her glamorous pop lifestyle and her fans.
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Rather, he becomes so enamored of his doomed heroine that he molds his next girlfriend into her suicidal image.
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When he was brought onto Trump's legal team -- way back on April 19 -- the President was enamored with him.
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Her public appeal has risen slightly because some are so enamored by her now open romance with Charlie Baird.
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Early on he became enamored of the silky vocal style of crooners like Nat King Cole and Johnny Mathis.
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Never enamored of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Mr. Obama clearly would have had a better connection with Mr. Peres.
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Narrator: Over many centuries, civilizations across the globe became enamored with the beautiful metal, such as the ancient Egyptians.
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He was born in Lebanon and grew up in Canada where he became "enamored by technology" in the 1980s.
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Jacksonian conservatives vigilantly work against Republicans who, enamored with Washington's trappings, eschew the people's will and grow government further.
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I sometimes get a talent crush on people because I'm so drawn in that I become enamored with them.
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There's no hatred at all and I'm still enamored by the fact that that was a thing back then.
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But the American reader, less enamored of a fated aristocratic order, may find aspects of Widmerpool's character curiously sympathetic.
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"Most of the public is enamored with celebrities." says Jeffrey Ian Ross, a criminologist at the University of Baltimore.
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When she was a young child, Allison remembers her mother becoming increasingly conservative and enamored of the fundamentalist lifestyle.
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Rechnitz, for his part, was also enamored with the idea of having NYPD top brass at his finger tips.
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But Rosendale, the state auditor, was not always as enamored with the businessman-turned-politician as he is today.
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" Because she is so enamored, Xan inadvertently feeds the baby not starlight but moonlight, and the baby becomes "enmagicked.
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Becoming a physician was always his path, but as time went by, he became less enamored with his profession.
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The alt-right — or at least parts of the alt-right — are enamored of this strain of Nietzsche's thought.
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Growing up around the auto industry, Mr. Pulte became enamored of factory production and techniques like the assembly line.
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There is usually a male character who is enamored of or obsessed with the wax figure of a woman.
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Isaac adjusted easily, learning English, becoming enamored with "Paw Patrol" and racing around the parking lot behind their home.
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Pico Iyer — globe-trotting journalist, memoirist and travel writer extraordinaire — first became enamored with Japan when he was 26.
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Mayor John Tecklenburg, who supported the measure, spoke of how "enamored and intertwined" the city had been with slavery.
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She had reached out to him after becoming enamored with his work and the idea of being an animator.
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But when it comes to doing business, Hasidic Jews have become enamored with a distinctly 21st-century company: Amazon.
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"In almost every case, people are enamored with our antics," Jeff told Insider of the reactions to their photos.
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Enamored with castoff elements like rope, bone and sticks, the duo, who started their studio in 2011, stockpile debris.
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But Ferrara was enamored of the chase, dipping into his bag of tricks often to keep the dream alive.
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Coady learned about food-security issues and became enamored with the ways holistic livestock management might reform modern agriculture.
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But social media users and news junkies alike continue to be enamored with platforms that emphasize images over text.
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Some of her fellow inmates might be enamored with Huffman's celebrity, helping her with chores or giving her toiletries.
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Lately I am most enamored of yellow beets, even more so when they are a bright, intensely golden hue.
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The alt-right — or at least parts of the alt-right — are enamored with this strain of Nietzsche's thought.
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Enamored of the jungle's nature and natives, Fawcett repeatedly leaves his wife and children behind to continue his quest.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Emile-Allain Séguy was enamored with the overlooked wonders of the natural world.
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I've always been enamored with the placebo effect, and gobbled up books and studies that explain how it works.
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So to those enamored with expected value, the latter is a golden opportunity, while the former is fool's gold.
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Enamored, Henry is determined to make their relationship work, even if that means treating each day as a first date.
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Rachel wasn't the only one overwhelmed by her new jewelry — people across social media are completely enamored with Lindsay's ring.
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By the end of the scene, though, he's completely fallen for her, enamored with the way she revels in herself.
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He was enamored with the views, with the Bay Bridge, Coit Tower, and Alcatraz all in the distance to admire.
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More experience with digital connectivity could make them less enamored by the novelty and more wary of its potential consequences.
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To wit: Beauty vlogger Deepica Mutyala just introduced the most stunning tutorial to her YouTube channel — and we're totally enamored.
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In the decade since the company released the first Jawbone headset, it's quickly enamored itself among Silicon Valley startup culture.
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Unless you're truly enamored with the compartmentalized tray layout that the Dock provides, I'm just not seeing the benefit here.
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However boundary-pushing her work was, though, she was struggling: She was fired from clubs after gigs; audiences weren't enamored.
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But, UnReal, like its two leading ladies, forces itself to stop being enamored with its own macabre, sometimes brilliant darkness.
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Plus her half-siblings are completely enamored by Aspen and they LOVED the idea of expanding our family even more.
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I totally drank the Kool-Aid at PAFA and was enamored with painting from observation, and making brushy figure studies.
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Each leader is clearly enamored by what they see as the other's supreme power over his nation and world events.
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Suffice to say, we're enamored on a regular basis — and often left searching for a way to recreate the look.
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She was so enamored with the idea that he made a video capturing just how stunning frozen soap bubbles are.
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The twins are so enamored with the Western snack, that they are bypassing their main diet of apples and bamboo.
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Failed on both counts by including a pair of cheater squares when I became enamored with X AND Y AXES.
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On the professional side, Wired was enamored in 2013, and, more recently, so were the coffee wizards over at Driftaway.
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With the help of reversible sequins, they can write on it and draw fun designs — even adults will be enamored.
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The pair came to Michigan with the idea of doing something in Detroit, but quickly became enamored of Ann Arbor.
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She is equal parts enamored by the different cultures she is experiencing, but also, the international reception to her music.
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But at this point we had several women that we were enamored with who wanted to hang out with us.
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But she quickly became enamored with the idea of working at the edge of a new kind of frontier market.
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A year later they were married and the enamored youth tattooed her husband's name on the back of her neck.
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That could provide Democrats with reinforcements to help overcome the bloc of extremely conservative voters enamored with Trump's border plan.
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Mitchell is so enamored with the president that he's even embraced and promoted the bizarro pro-Trump conspiracy movement QAnon.
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In many areas, young people, besides having fewer children, are not as enamored of the suburbs as previous younger generations.
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"I was surrounded by language and lexicography, and quite enamored by it," Ms. Lee, who is not religious herself, said.
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Exposed to a variety of fields at Navy, Song became enamored with aviation, wanting to pilot helicopters on rescue missions.
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Evangelicals in Dallas are enamored with the Village, with Mr. Chandler and with all the church represents, she said recently.
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Scientists at Columbia University who did the research were trying to understand how we became so enamored of soap products.
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But Mr. Soborowicz was less enamored of the president and unsure if he would vote for him the next time.
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Tierra King, a political science major at the University of South Carolina, was never that enamored with the black candidates.
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The Euro-American narrative is still too prominent and the museum is still too enamored of Conceptual and video art.
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He's especially enamored of Angus Scattergood, a legendary rocker whose voice is provided by Eddie Izzard in a delightful performance.
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But in typical BoJack fashion, he is so enamored of his own performance that he agrees to do another interview.
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"Yes, Dominique is more enamored of technique and equipment than any of the women chefs I know," Ms. Silverton said.
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Some guests have been so enamored with the high-tech panels that they have asked if they can buy them.
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While the Republican base remains enamored of him, most of the electorate has grown weary of his outrages and antics.
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But for those less enamored of the technology, the declines are viewed as the beginning of an even steeper fall.
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But during the process, China becomes enamored with an aging film director (John Malkovich) who's known to prefer much younger women.
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"Europe and Asia, specifically, are interested in and enamored with the idea of America," said Brian Moody, executive editor at Autotrader.
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"Unfortunately, the people that the administration relies on to get those things passed are not enamored with fiscal spending," he said.
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Like much of the country, White House staffers seemed more enamored of Trump's unconventional campaign than engaging voters with Clinton's platform.
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Similarly to his friend PewDiePie — YouTube's biggest creator with 103 million subscribers — McLoughlin isn't enamored with the idea of being famous.
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"She loved all of the small things and was enamored with making every little thing special and beautiful," Rebekah Williams wrote.
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The rainbow makeup phenomenon began last year when cosmetics aficionados everywhere immediately became enamored with Bitter Lace Beauty's viral rainbow highlighter.
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Enamored with her photo, they adopted her when she was 16 months old, and now they all live in Rocklin, California.
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Washington remains far from enamored of the mullahs ruling in Tehran, and is formally committed to Iran's arch-rival, Saudi Arabia.
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I was undeniably head-over-heels for Coco, dazzled by the film's groundbreaking animation and enamored with its surprisingly poignant storyline.
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When Jamey finally meets Sierra in person, he's still enamored... just less-than-happy that she felt the need to hide.
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The rest of the video shows him rejecting his enamored ex-girlfriend's pleas and parading around the farm with two friends.
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Maria, for some reason, was not as enamored with guitar players, budding movie stars and professional jet skiers as I was.
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In truth, I'm not enamored by the Chiron, a cold kind of hypercar which chills the blood instead of superheating it.
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I became enamored with it once I started paying attention to the crazy shit that was going on in the background.
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"In talking to members as this conversation went along, they're not enamored with this idea," Durant has told the Business Review.
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He was particularly enamored of the artist Albrecht Dürer, who eventually took the artist to court for copying him, and won.
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The bridge of the Shenzou is what Abrams would have given us if he weren't quite so enamored with lens flare.
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He was so enamored of the Sequoia he even used a picture of it on his 1932 Christmas card, seen above.
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Love's challenge will be to turn out Republicans who are not enamored with the President, particularly in more conservative Utah County.
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For a while, Rick and Morty seemed like the kind of show that was almost too enamored of its horrible protagonist.
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She sang Debussy's seductive "Chansons de Bilitis," in which a woman becomes enamored with the satyr Pan, in a velvety voice.
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President Trump was understandably enamored with this take, deciding to nominate Barr to succeed Jeff Sessions on February 103 this year.
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Wentz has not earned that distinction yet, but the Eagles are enamored with how quickly he seems to be getting there.
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He said coaches and athletes — particularly sprinters — were enamored of something called insulin-like growth factor-20123, known as IGF-1.
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And yet, it's hard not to be enamored as well, as Pavarotti's larger-than-life personality shines in almost every scene.
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Rather, he was a telephone-company technician, enamored of the stock market, and persuaded several friends to start an investment club.
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But he made it abundantly clear how enamored he was with Jones, for both his mental acuity and his physical talent.
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When she was 18, Margaret Lucas married William Cavendish, then a marquess and later a duke, who was enamored with her.
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Both Showalter children, Allie, 22012, and Nathan, 21990, were enamored of their unexpected guests, especially Nathan, who climbed onto Steinbrenner's lap.
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Emily from Georgia was equally enamored: Now that I have seen Fionamania she is a playful hippo that loves to play.
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Enamored of the antibiotics' power, medicine has overprescribed them, making a new pandemic possible when the old strain of bacteria adapted.
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But Mr. Ogden became enamored of sculpture, and his ambition turned to showcasing large contemporary works outside, on the estate's grounds.
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One young man of my acquaintance, who doesn't much like to get dirt under his fingernails, has become enamored of succulents.
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So enamored was I with the limpa on which the herring sandwich was made that I took home an entire loaf.
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As cities across the country are grappling with terrible traffic and wilting infrastructure, Silicon Valley has become enamored with fixing transportation.
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The show's writers grew so enamored of Mr. Williams's mastery of his character that they began to challenge him for sport.
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I was so enamored with his style and his athleticism and the intricacy of his tap choreography that I started training.
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For some reason, voters took Hillary Clinton on the words of others while becoming enamored by Trump despite his own words.
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Britain is already a very different place from Diana's era, partly because of a younger generation less enamored with old conventions.
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The idea of a gold standard has long attracted a fringe element among conservatives enamored of its simplicity and its inflexibility.
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The spinach chaat is perfect for anyone who is indifferent to the vegetable but enamored of the texture of waffle fries.
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I'd been touched by how enamored of the men the boy had become, and how eager he was to please them.
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"John was enamored by these guys," said Philip Scala, a retired F.B.I. agent who supervised the squad investigating the Gambino family.
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However, many businesses are enamored with the underlying technology called blockchain, which they hope can help make transactions faster and cheaper.
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Donald Trump likes to fashion himself as a deal-maker and seems enamored by the personal and laudatory communication with Kim.
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I was enamored with the fact you both said really nice things about each other even though you're each other's exes.
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Moore became enamored of amphibians as a lad; one of his hobbies was collecting newts on the west coast of Scotland.
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It seemed to me that the surfing was a costume, like they were only pretending to be so enamored of it.
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Harry was particularly enamored with a little baby and reached out and gave the child what appeared to be a little tickle.
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A few years ago, frosé burst onto the summer cocktail scene, and drinkers were instantly enamored with the new booze-filled slushie.
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It's there our young villain becomes enamored with a brutal painting of a man hung upside down with his stomach cut open.
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As you can see ... Demi is enamored with her amazing views of the Hollywood Hills, San Gabriel Mountains and Los Angeles skyline.
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Realism and precision are hugely important here: I'm more enamored with the quality than the quantity of the bass of the 535s.
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On Thursday, we got a new trailer for Deadpool 2, the sequel to Fox's 2016 bodily function-enamored anti-superhero superhero hit.
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Now, we're still just as enamored by the O.G. queen of reality TV, keeping tabs on her every move like it's 2005.
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The two ended up with offices next to one another and MacKenzie soon became enamored with Bezos and his loud, distinctive laugh.
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I mean, just look at these angels (scroll down for adorable pics) and how completely enamored Walsh is with his puppy loves.
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I have never been so enamored with a piece of hardware not made by Lelo, and yet so hounded by its price.
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Dylan and Zac, 28, may be close now, but back in the day, the former wasn't necessarily enamored of his older brother.
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As someone who has trouble finding pants long enough to fit their legs properly, I was enamored with the length and tailoring.
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I live in New York, where my socialist-leaning mayor, Bill de Blasio, was so enamored of Cuba that he honeymooned there.
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As multiple men throughout the episode point out, Luke P. threatened to leave the moment Hannah didn't appear fully enamored with him.
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On Wednesday, Mowry appeared on The Real, where she shared a story about how she was once briefly enamored with Jay-Z.
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It occasionally becomes too enamored of its freedom to explore all of this territory television has so rarely opened itself up to.
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There are vintage Lego villains calculated to delight every child of the 1980s, even those who aren't particularly enamored of Batman himself.
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But for now at least, I remain enamored with the P9's perfect proportions, unfailingly fast fingerprint sensor, and intelligent software additions.
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When he begins following a successful burglar, he finds himself enamored with the man's lifestyle and drawn into a seedy criminal underworld.
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Last year, I was at a fancy cocktail party when I became enamored with an elegant older woman and her handsome husband.
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According to Thai superstition, you should call a newborn "ugly baby" in order to misdirect thieving ghosts enamored of comely young things.
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What is it with the modern left and the mainstream media that makes them so enamored with predictions of the coming apocalypse?
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To Miike Snow's version—which basically sounds like Harajuku-and-Atari-enamored aliens have abducted the master tapes and gone to town.
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At a private dinner for the White House Historical Association, Trump told the audience that America is enamored with the first lady.
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But she says she is more enamored of his social policies than she is concerned about the casualties of the antidrug campaign.
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" John was so enamored with Whitney that he has played them on the Beats1 radio show he hosts, "Elton John's Rocket Hour.
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Enamored of Frank Lloyd Wright (Wright returned the adoration), his work took inspiration as well from Mondrian, Albers, Rothko and Josef Hoffmann.
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Seattle is always enamored with physical talent, and no first-round tackle rates as highly by their athletic measurements than Spriggs. 27.
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Ever since I first performed a Google Image search—the next best thing to travel, obviously—of Tajikistan, I've been mildly enamored.
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Over about four years in Italy, he sketched and studied classical art, architecture, and landscapes, but was most enamored with the ruins.
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As someone who's never been especially enamored with cooking, the June did help fire up those synapsis in my brain a bit.
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"Markets are always enamored with tax cuts, or even the hope thereof," Steve Sosnick, chief strategist at Interactive Brokers in Greenwich, Conn.
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While about two-thirds of millennial voters view Trump unfavorably, many, still enamored of the Sanders campaign, are considering third-party candidates.
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Mr. Friedman told L.A. Magazine that he was enamored of the Sunset Boulevard location's architecture, outdoor space and rock 'n' roll history.
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The Neediest Cases Fund From the moment Malik Glanville first swatted a baseball off a tee, he was enamored of the game.
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Zendaya's Acting Euphoria is a show enamored with the horror of being young at one of America's most stressful, apocalyptic-seeming times.
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Mr. Yaffe was happy to talk about Mr. Salah; Mr. Yaffe is a Liverpool fan, enamored as anyone with the team's star.
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Enamored of the opportunity that life in America presented for himself and his children, he and my mother eventually applied for citizenship.
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Additionally, fans of the show haven't been shy about sharing the fact they're enamored by Goldberg, even though he's a serial killer.
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It is not easy to love the life of a fish, in part because fish don't seem very enamored of life themselves.
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This story continues through what I consider a downturn once he arrived in New York and became enamored with pop culture pastiche.
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While Trump is enamored of the plan and incorporated it into his budget, it's not likely to get far in the Senate.
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I went to Paris to learn and absorb some of the amazing ambience I was enamored with growing up in Kansas City.
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" However, she adds, "I don't think they like Biden as an independent person who's running and has policies they are enamored with.
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But that's me these days, 40-something, not exactly enamored with much of today's hip-hop and father to my own teenager.
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And though Ms. Vogel complained about corporate developments replacing farm buildings and play areas, she is still enamored of her picturesque surroundings.
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It was unclear whether an Independence Day parade would include the tanks, fighter planes and troops that have so enamored Mr. Trump.
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He is so enamored with the oil that, unlike some perfumers who don't wear scent, he will mist on his own blend.
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As enamored as we are of R2-D2, C-3PO and BB-8, these kinds of droids are not part our reality.
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Lanthimos's story gets unwieldy at times, and he's become a little too enamored of ambiguous endings, after Dogtooth's capper was so brilliant.
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You say that cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin aren't decentralized, and yet people are enamored with these currencies precisely because they believe they're decentralized.
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Enamored by her personality after a bit of small talk, he offered her a small role in his 1987 film Law of Desire.
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For whatever stupid reasons, we seem enamored with the sensational and the absurd, and not much else... despite real problems in our society.
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"I definitely was interested in seeing if there were other people like us out there who had become enamored with digicams," Lee explained.
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After spending a year with the model that now costs $1000 (7th-generation i103, 8GB of RAM, 128GB storage), I'm still mostly enamored.
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Sure, Heaven's Dew has the perfect amount of non-glossy shine, but it's the texture that has me so enamored with the stuff.
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In the meantime, West had grown enamored with Bryant after hosting Bryant for two workouts that Bryant dominated, all against bigger, older competition.
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I became enamored of [Cobain] and wanted to be him, wanted to make music like him, wanted to have a voice like him.
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Ava's name was suggested by one of her grandmothers early in the pregnancy, and both new parents were immediately enamored with the moniker.
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Although the lovebirds still don't seem quite ready to walk down the aisle, both Shelton and Stefani remain completely enamored with each other.
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I was head over heels for the Polaroid Zip Instant Photoprinter and Polaroid Snap camera, and now I'm enamored with the Prynt Case.
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The U.K. never was enamored with the euro or many other integration plans, such as the Schengen agreement, banking union, and taxation harmonization.
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Castro explained that when he was younger, American brands like McDonald's, Coca Cola, and Kellogg's flooded the market and consumers were quickly enamored.
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In the photos, True appears to be completely enamored by the balloons as she smiles up at them and tugs on the strings.
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Gold is the currency for the ages, having been around for centuries and having always been a metal that civilizations are enamored with.
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Republican voters, even if they're not completely enamored by Cruz, would probably find the first-term senator more palatable than Trump, said Kovacevich.
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Los Angeles, land of the messy lob and air-dried waves, is officially enamored with a more-graphic look: the bob with bangs.
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When it comes to celebrities, we tend to become enamored with the person we think they are, not the person they actually are.
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Eddington became enamored of Einstein's work after reading several of his seminal papers, smuggled into Britain through the Netherlands, which had stayed neutral.
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Enamored of the vintage black-and-white tiles, they determinedly kept the bathrooms intact, even holding onto the previous owner's extendable shaving mirror.
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Democrats were shocked by Trump's victory, Fleischmann added, because they were so enamored with the Clinton legacy that they couldn't see her flaws.
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After a long career as a typographer, his grandson introduced him to Paint, where he quickly became enamored and began creating his pieces.
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Toddlers are enamored by the touch screen games on an iPad and teenagers' smartphones seem to be a permanent extension of their hand.
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The best Cuts exercise firm aesthetic command, which will count for those, like me, who are residually enamored of art for art's sake.
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He has become enamored of New York and would consider relocating, but the art that surrounds him is confining as well as uplifting.
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The messages (see PDF below) indicate Chapo was exploiting their relationship for his own gain, while Sanchez comes across as enamored and naive.
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While he was not enamored of the category, he recognized that the hybrid teas' best attributes would alter the future of old roses.
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Many young Mexicans are far from enamored with Mr. López Obrador and say they intend to hold their noses while voting for him.
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I've spent the past year so enamored of jammy-yolked eggs that I almost forgot about the beauty of a classic French omelet.
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Trained in Paris, enamored of rural Brazil, Tarsila moved quickly from folksy, idealized depictions of the New World to a brawny, confident biomorphism.
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Blank says that he's become enamored of audio as a medium, and plans to continue to push the experience further in upcoming projects.
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He was a teenager touring the Midwestern dance circuit with the Nat Towles Orchestra in the 260s when he became enamored with arranging.
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Because of a long-held interest in textiles, I had become enamored with the many patterns and vivid colors of cotton madras fabric.
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But he also exhibits some of the same carefree exuberance and happy-go-lucky bravado that has enamored him to "Good Place" fans.
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The kits appeal to people eager to learn more about cooking with chickpea flour or organic escarole but less enamored with their procurement.
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It exists because American drivers have proven so enamored of SUVs and crossovers that Ford and GM are moving away from making sedans.
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The Chiefs were enamored with Mahomes, with Mike Veach, now the Chiefs GM, forming a tight bond with Mahomes' agent before the draft.
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Just Google "puppies in mirrors," and you'll see that dogs love, they're so enamored of that other dog that they never met before.
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My gut may be telling me to prioritize function over fashion, but I can't help feeling enamored with all things feathered and embellished.
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In the 1990s, crate-digging hip-hop producers began unearthing Mr. Axelrod's productions and sampling them widely, enamored with their thickness and complexity.
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He was enamored of custom suits, which he wore with ties from Leonard, a Parisian clothing designer known for its brightly colored prints.
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Ever since "Lost" landed (or didn't, actually), networks have been enamored with seeking to replicate that sort of mystery, with mostly unsatisfying results.
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In any other year, football fans would be much more enamored with the rookie season Kyler Murray has put together for the Cardinals.
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Observing light and composition became a game for Kamarotos, and he became enamored with how an image could "speak" depending on its composition.
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While Republican voters are not enamored of the Senate plan, there is still strong support in the party for doing away with ObamaCare.
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It's come up several times in the course of the first hearing, so why do you think are they so enamored with it?
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Once you begin negotiations, we argued, they can take on a life of their own, and negotiators become enamored with the process itself.
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Truth be told, I've always been low-key enamored by Badgley since his role as "the other Tucker" in John Tucker Must Die.
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But after joining Dignitas, she became enamored with the style of the 76ers point guard and former rookie of the year Ben Simmons.
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In other words, people may be enamored of the idea of a local family farm, but that doesn't keep the irrigation system running.
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A father wanting his son to appreciate things that are old and a child enamored with things that are new is a universal experience.
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Much to the dismay of right-wing critics who were appalled to see someone having fun, many people online were enamored by the footage.
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Risha's mother, a hippie, was enamored with the group's musicians and how they attempted to spread a message of bringing peace to the world.
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It's to the point that it's hard to get too enamored of any of them, because there's simply no way they can all survive.
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Things only get worse as Ethan becomes increasingly jealous of how much Sam, and the rest of the wedding, are enamored with Party Dog.
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I'd prefer to be enamored, and I'd love to be emboldened (especially by something that plays so eagerly with the symbols of revolutionary politics).
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Sprouse, 26, shared a new, stunning photo of Lili Reinhart to Instagram on Wednesday, proving that he's as enamored with his girlfriend as ever.
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Pruisken himself was so enamored with the brand he changed his own name — Abhishek, which he had grown up with in Amsterdam — to Rip.
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We're still together today, have two beautiful grown children, and are probably more enamored and supportive of each other now than we've ever been.
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Despite having other Bluetooth headphones at my disposal, I decided to splurge on a pair of AirPods my nerdy friends were so enamored with.
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Someone who understands technology well, but is not enamored with it, and will only bring in new technology when it solves a real problem.
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Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani may not be headed down the aisle just yet, but the music superstars remain completely enamored with each other.
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The belated addition of the feature would be a little surprising because Apple doesn't seem too enamored with SIM cards in the first place.
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Sahil is alternately enamored and reluctant, his feelings complicated by his immature boyfriend Alex and Jai's constant Skyping with clients thousands of miles away.
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If you are almost as enamored with the future of cars as you are your beloved, have we got a PR stunt for you.
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Although the Mizrahi watch's $249 price tag makes it cheaper than an AppleWatch, evidence suggests women aren't as enamored of wearables as men are.
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As I continue to sip my green tea—and believe I am tasting it—I can see why Fotopoulou is so enamored with confabulation.
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Much of it is set in this kind of landscape, and Odin in particular seems enamored of going off on quests over snowy mountains.
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When Madeline Wolf began researching internships, she was enamored by all of the positive student testimonials she was reading about cloud computing company ServiceNow.
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A native of Chicago and Philadelphia, Brennan became enamored with the genre when he first heard Public Enemy's "Bring the Noise" as a teen.
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Singer and actress Hilary Duff admitted that she was just as enamored of the One Tree Hill hunk as we were back in 2004.
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Hollywood is enamored with the production of biographical films—this week sees the release of yet another Bruce Lee biopic (Birth of the Dragon).
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While her parents seek a respectable husband for her, she is already enamored of Manke, one of the prostitutes who work for her father.
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I found myself much less enamored of the dinner fare, however — a more formal, staid lineup of appetizers and entrees, offered only on weekends.
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And probably even more so for this President, who is clearly enamored of the performative part of the presidency, if not the policy demands.
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Then third, you have the institutionalists — less cynical, not at all enamored of Trump, but unwilling to do all that much to stop him.
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So enamored by the Chelsea, after his eviction, he slept in the hotel lobby for a month, and eventually began sleeping outside of it.
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But the Canadiens are so enamored with their own history that just holding the job confers a certain type of fame on a player.
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It's easy to look at the animated films, illustrated novels, and video games that it's well-known for and become enamored by it all.
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Also, Marc Jacobs recently released six new shades in the Enamored Lip Hi-Shine Gloss Lip Lacquer collection to coincide with L.G.B.T.Q. Pride Month.
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As a young man, Alter was so enamored with the language that he spent much of his time systematically mastering a Hebrew-Hebrew dictionary.
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Also, I'm enamored of Melissa Clark's kale tabbouleh, which has a lot more kale in it than it does bulgur, and is very delicious.
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At 216 or so, she saw "The Carol Burnett Show" and became enamored — not with Ms. Burnett, but with the campy Ernest Flatt Dancers.
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A broad section of the country's population, especially the young and educated middle class, has been enamored of his promise of change and reform.
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That meant Labour-held seats seemed ripe for the picking, especially since northerners were not enamored of Mr. Corbyn, 68, a far-left urbanite.
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But as Kayama grows enamored of Western culture, Manjiro, who earlier sang of America as of a distant lover, grows disgusted with its arrogance.
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Dickinson is so unafraid of being itself that I found myself enamored by it, flaws and all, by the middle of the first episode.
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He is a regular on the shore of Lake Michigan, where he has become enamored of the evening volleyball games at North Avenue Beach.
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I don't care how old you get, how much technology advances, people will always be enamored with other people flying and doing daring things.
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By the late 1940s, even as resistance to radio coverage of the Senate weakened, Americans became enamored by television, which then altered the calculus.
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One member of the Boca Raton Beautification Committee was enamored with the work, and Hassinger thanked her, reiterating that it was a collaborative effort.
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But this ardor not limited to New Mexico: People in the neighboring states of Arizona, Colorado and Texas are equally enamored of green chile.
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Enamored of loyalty and deaf to charges of nepotism and conflict of interest, he has kept his kids in a tight circle around him.
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Outside of his home state of Vermont, there are few places more familiar with Sanders – or more enamored of him – than Wisconsin's state capital.
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One caveat: Not everyone is enamored of the athleisure look, and even for its adherents, it pays to remember not to go too basic.
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Music fans were enamored with this video of former Canadian television stars two stepping to moody Oogie Mane production in a fictional high school.
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Enamored, he secretly brought her to Brittany during a family vacation and was inspired by his new mistress to create his Bathers series (1928).
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It makes sense that Anderson is enamored with the French photographer's style — both have a knack for producing work with action-oriented, childlike energy.
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Not only does he barely remember what he's said a few minutes ago, he is too self-enamored to imbibe Carter's language of sin.
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However, some folks aren't quite as enamored with the smell, especially in China where companies like Ford are going to great lengths to eliminate it.
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But as a kid, Roberts was enamored with the sport, something he credits to the 1999 release of the first Tony Hawk's Pro Skater game.
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But the rest of the world is enamored with bashing the settlements and promoting an insane two state solution that is no solution at all.
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Worse, you can come off desperate because you're just like every other person who's only enamored by someone's appearance and not who they actually are.
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I visited recently and was enamored by the beach, authentic Nicaraguan dining perched atop a bluff, as well as spa services like in-room massages.
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" Mr. Hsieh said he became so enamored of mechanical watches, especially from the top houses, that "I started collecting books so I could study them.
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The massive beast lands and approaches him, but instead of lashing out, the dragon seems to be somewhat enamored with the King in the North.
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MACCALLUM: What do you think about the reports that the president became enamored of this idea that maybe he would get the Nobel Peace Prize.
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It's a fairy tale that has enamored girls for centuries; and a questionable script for love that has followed many of them right into adulthood.
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My friend is enamored by them and he says it's his treat, so I can't resist despite still being full from the hot chocolate earlier.
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I would scroll through Instagram and be immediately enamored with a piece of clothing, only to then find out it wasn't offered in my size.
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While the appliance is certainly mini, most shoppers are enamored by it, and say they use it to make everything from sandwiches to tater tots.
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I hoped to never find myself in Yvette's shoes, but I was enamored by her passion for the man who caused her so much pain.
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I found that when you actually talk to people, you tend to get so enamored of their story that it skews you away from yours.
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But just because she may not be totally enamored with her own freckles, doesn't mean Kylie doesn't know how to embrace her au natural beauty.
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This is a sport born of a nation enamored with war; they wound or they starve, and they strike to prevent others from striking first.
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Now, 12 years later, we're hearing that 16-year-old Duff was just as enamored of the One Tree Hill hunk as we all were.
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"The more you get enamored with a strategic idea of what you can do with an asset, the more you overlook the warts," Moffett said.
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But corporations have become so enamored by low-interest rates that even the possibility of a slight increase sent the market reeling for two days.
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I was hooked and replayed the demo a dozen times, enamored by the combat and premise of Kratos taking on the pantheon of Greek gods.
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The letter was immediately described as an intervention by "the luvvies," a satirical term borrowed from Private Eye magazine to describe Britain's self-enamored stars.
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Our mother was almost in sole charge of three small children, and while a poetic spirit herself, was never overly enamored of the Beat scene.
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He will be the leading outsider rallying a Republican electorate no more enamored of the party's leadership four years from now than they are today.
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"Even though I was completely enamored by her, I had to remind myself that this was the sister of a friend and colleague," he said.
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He's so enamored of the business that he's founded his own insurance company, Root Insurance, to remake the process of applying for — and insuring — drivers.
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Sabrine seems equally enamored with Elodie, asking her to be her groupie and gifting Elodie the button she was already in the midst of stealing.
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He wants to play to the masses who are growing enamored of Stalin without alienating those Russians, such as the Moscow intelligentsia, who abhor him.
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Though the singer was enamored with the choppy bangs and white-blonde look, she donned a wig because she wasn't ready to commit quite yet.
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She already knows how people respond to her (they're enamored of her beauty and excited to be in its presence), and she doesn't really care.
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Keeping in with his tradition of being just absolutely enamored with the box and its contents, Pearce said that he is going to frame it.
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At the same time, I was enamored as I watched the rituals of daily life unfold amidst all the stark and awesome beauty around us.
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They acquired a bass player, Candy del Mar, who came to them from Satan's Cheerleaders, and they soon became increasingly enamored with X-rated euphemisms.
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More than anything, I couldn't understand why my students — living in pristine, picturesque Alaska — were so enamored of the invented wilderness superimposed on their screens.
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Smart yet fanciful, it enticed a "Bachelor"-enamored audience dying to know how the sausage was made, and earned the network its first Peabody Award.
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After he'd traveled to Morocco and Spain and saw an exhibit of Islamic art in Munich, he became enamored with Islamic architecture, design, and fabrics.
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Raphel relates how Ruth van Phul, that first tournament champion, eventually set puzzles aside to become a world-renowned scholar, enamored of James Joyce's wordplay.
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She was an artist enamored with color and the nuances of cultural identity, focusing on themes of migration and the struggles of usually voiceless populations.
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"Kids definitely get enamored with the glitz and glamour of the 3-ball, the Stephen Curry, and all the things that look good," Smith said.
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Around every corner, in every space, my heart sped, and I became an enamored child, experiencing one of the world's wonders for the first time.
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It is a polemic about the dangers of "identity liberalism," and a critique of the misguided professors and students who seem so enamored of it.
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They get so enamored with beautiful shots and creating an image that they forget to tell consumers why they might want or need the product.
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Mr. Serkis became so enamored of motion capture that he helped found Imaginarium, and he is serving as a creative consultant on this "Tempest" production.
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"We are not at all enamored by the efforts of some candidates to divide our country on the issue of immigration," Timmons told The Hill.
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In the 2180s, the painter David Hockney was so enamored with his dachshunds, Stanley and Boodgie, that he immortalized them in paintings and a book.
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He first used the shot in the early 21994s for Fassbinder and became so enamored of it that he reprised it in many subsequent films.
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The president and his advisors, however, are enamored of American military might and tough guy bluster and don't care about American ideals like human rights.
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As they talk through their memories (though thankfully not at "Gilmore pace"), it's clear they're as enamored of Lorelai and Rory's adventures as we are.
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Depp's much-vaunted cool becomes pathetic in this story, and the man himself appears as a lonely, deluded figure enamored of his own dull thoughts.
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Justin Bieber was so enamored with an adorable baby while eating sushi in Malibu ... he put a temporary kibosh on his strict no picture policy.
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In the Grecian myth, Narcissus becomes so enamored with himself that he gazes into his reflection, immobilized, for so long that he starves to death.
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He came into the UN through advocating for UNICEF, but became enamored with virtual reality after linking up with Within founder Chris Milk in 2014.
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Kodak's also benefited from the fact that big-budget Hollywood directors are eternally enamored with film, have possibly become even more so in recent years.
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That has made me so enamored with it and completely humbled by the experience to get to portray my artistic view of who Farah Black is.
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And oh, Trump seems to be enamored now with President Xi then he come backs home and "No we&aposre going to do all these tariffs".
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The song, about an intimate, yet fleeting romance between Rimes and her lover, came out on Rimes&apos "Spitfire" album when Nicks became enamored with it.
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But Maezawa said he's been enamored with spaceflight since he witnessed Halley's Comet streak by Earth when he was an elementary school kid in the 1980s.
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And it seems Vogue and these artists aren't the only ones enamored with J.Law, her friend Emma Stone also gushed about their friendship to the publication.
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The man, who is most comfortable in shirts and jeans, has been dubbed "Duterte Harry" and "The Punisher" by the enamored local press for his exploits.
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Wall Street was enamored Thursday morning with Facebook's first-quarter earnings report, with a handful of brokerages lauding the company's cash flow, user growth and revenue.
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He was particularly enamored with the works of Squaresoft, now known as Square Enix, the developer behind 16-bit classics like Final Fantasy and Chrono Trigger.
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From Peter Pilotto's satin suit through to Prada's pencil skirt, via Temperley London's head-to-toe look, designers have been enamored with Living Coral of late.
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Overall, the 15 series looks like a pretty solid lineup if you've been less than enamored with the way phone design has been going of late.
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This was lo-fi collage music, earning an audience amongst left-field rap fans who were becoming enamored by the Anticon's version of nerdy art-rap.
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A lot of the time, cisgender people aren't comfortable dating a transgender person, even if they were enamored before they found out their match is trans.
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Eventually, Schultz's brother Dave (Mark Ruffalo) is convinced to come train the wrestlers as well — but he's not as enamored of du Pont as everyone else.
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I can't stress enough how absolutely enamored with this kitchen appliance I am, which manages to be adorable, elegant, sleek, and practical all the same time.
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In fact, a video of her routine recently made its way to the Love What Matters Facebook page, where people are enamored with this impressive granny.
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One crew grew so enamored with their onions that they repeatedly questioned their ground-based botanist, Galina Nechitailo, about whether she really needed the entire crop.
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" Coons later added that his "sense of President Trump is that he is enamored of those who are absolute rulers and dictators of their home countries.
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Speedrunning is a hobby that's built on passion I'm not even a big fan of Sonic the Hedgehog but I found myself enamored by the run.
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He crowed that the country could one day be a top supplier to Europe, while explaining how multinationals in other industries were already enamored of Israel.
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Sushi burritos have been around for a few years, and it's easy to see why sushi lovers are still enamored with this burrito-sushi roll mutant.
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The more I read Wallace's work, and the more I found out about the kind of guy he seemed to be, the more enamored I became.
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Clinton, appearing enamored with the campaign's newest slogan, "Stronger Together," made clear that it was not just a catchphrase painted on the side of a plane.
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He grew so enamored of a magnificent, impenetrable wall along the Mexican border because the primary-season voters who thronged his rallies went gaga for it.
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"The leadership of this House is so enamored with silence that one of the only policies that they will talk about is silencing guns," Clark said.
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Yes, those who serve in Congress are understandably enamored with our nation's capital, but their first allegiance should be to those who sent them to serve.
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Instead, he was enamored of the store's collection, as though "he was maybe coming into some level of self-awareness of his culture," Ms. Tyehimba said.
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French President Emmanuel Macron was so enamored that he tweeted a video of it, suggesting that the French military might use them in combat one day.
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After a week with the Z, I'm re-enamored of Nissan's masterpiece, which dates all the way back to the Datsun Fairlady Z/240Z of 1969.
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"Both the staff and the public who have seen it have been pretty enamored by it," said Gerry Oliva, the library system's director of facility operations.
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One of the great mysteries of the day is why President Donald Trump seems so enamored with Russia and Vladimir Putin, given Russia's third-rate economy.
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Simpson is not simply enamored with bygone aesthetics — she was a child in the 1940s, and these motifs are part of her foundational memory and identity.
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Hillary Clinton was then a "Goldwater Girl" in a cowgirl outfit, enamored of the rugged individualism spelled out in his book, The Conscience of a Conservative.
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And while he's not particularly enamored with Hillary Clinton, he nonetheless encourages everyone to vote so that American doesn't do a Brexit and elect the unthinkable.
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There is no logical reason I should be so enamored with Billy Joel: I was born in 1993, the year he released his final pop album.
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Harper has long been enamored with the idea of playing in navy pinstripes, not red ones, but the Phillies could make the most sense for him.
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"I was enamored by that culture and night life, and the sex of it and the drugs of it and doing it all," Mr. Eagan continued.
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I've cycled through much luggage in the past several years, and am currently enamored of Muji's wheeled hard-shell suitcases, which are lightweight, rugged and affordable.
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It's there she meets Briggs, a fedora-wearing eighth grader who is clearly enamored by Bea and her work — a development that causes Bea further anxiety.
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Even some anti-Trump Republicans now comfortably ensconced in retirement doubt he can be defeated as long as the party base remains so enamored of him.
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Like Jane, Cinderella is enamored with the mechanics of fairy-tale romance — in this case, obviously, Cinderella is the main inspiration — while remaining critical of them.
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"Sometimes our industry gets so enamored with new things that we lose sight of unintended consequences," said Sarah Hofstetter, chief executive of the ad agency 360i.
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Long enamored with prestigious credentials, Trump immediately thought highly of Pompeo, who graduated first in his class at West Point military academy and attended Harvard Law.
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He became enamored of the serpentine freshwater fish during childhood summers on his grandparents' farm, where he observed them while wading in the nearby Amazon River.
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He professed an "incurable addiction to fine caviar" and was equally enamored of buttered new potatoes (though he eventually gave up the butter for health reasons).
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But, even though Trout is making millions of dollars as a professional athlete, he's still enamored with another career path where he'd earn considerably less money.
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"Clarity" is an impressive statement of purpose from Kim Petras, who's clearly enamored of all of pop's most saccharine subthreads and also its left-field auteurs.
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Metta World Peace is enamored by the current Lakers squad -- telling TMZ Sports they're a "bigger" sensation than his 203 Championship team ... at least right now.
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He became enamored of the author during a course at Harvard University taught by the psychologist Henry Alexander Murray, who was also a "Moby-Dick" scholar.
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But liberals, too, had little reason to be enamored of the actual legislation, which was incredibly cramped and limited compared with the program we know today.
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Original Dissent Most martial artists are unfamiliar with the work and career of Tang Hao, yet historians and academics within the field remain enamored with him.
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In 2001, not long after the release of Is This It, he was so enamored with The Strokes' seminal debut he laid down all 11 tracks.
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Although it's popular with customers, Volvo dealers have been less enamored with the service, which they believe could mean fewer vehicles being available for them to sell.
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The way I saw it, disavowing the man my party seemed most enamored of, who would eventually become its nominee, and whom I knew personally, was awkward.
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"It struck me as the analog equivalent of Pokemon Go." DeZon is not particularly enamored with fungus, but a mushroom-obsessed friend's Instagram feed piqued his interest.
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We were nearly immoble because we were so enamored as he writhed in his chair telling us about trying to shoot a gun while riding a horse.
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"There will certainly be some prisoners who will be enamored by his status, being the former personal lawyer to the president of the United States," Paperny said.
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Manning's kids and his wife quickly became enamored with the tiny dog, and once they found up she was available for adoption, how could they say no?
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His craft has afforded him a measure of fame among knitting enthusiasts and followers on Instagram and Facebook who are enamored with his creativity and unusual flair.
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People all over the world are obsessed with the duchess' every move, but they are especially enamored with Markle and Prince Harry's genuine love for each other.
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I found myself immediately enamored with the look and design of the P29s, which scorn plastic in favor of solid metal, fine leather, and cushy memory foam.
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While Jake, with his safety pin earring and no-effs-to-give attitude, is unquestionably alluring to Tess, Sweetbitter itself doesn't feel quite so enamored with him.
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Gravity Rush is enamored with architecture, particularly with how Kat's gift allows the player to look at and experience buildings and publics space in new, intimate fashions.
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Prosecutors said Snellgrove prescribed drugs to Roberts even though he knew Roberts struggled with addiction, and held that the doctor was "enamored" by Roberts' celebrity, AL.com reported.
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Not to be redundant or anything, but at this point there's no getting around the fact that the fashion industry is fully enamored with one Belcalis Almanzar.
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I knew Pitt from his con-man character in Ocean's Eleven and was enamored with his confidence and ability to eat any food and still look hot.
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Intent on a bare-faced look, her makeup artist Hung Vanngo chose the Marc Jacobs Enamored Hi-Shine Lip Lacquer in French Tickler to complete the effect.
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Except a funny thing is happening with the Pixel line: the most hardcore Android users don't seem to be as enamored of it as they once were.
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Amid all the dance floor-induced dopamine, girls' night conversations, and horny texts shooting through the air around her, Zoey couldn't be more enamored with college life.
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After years of shilling her black-and-white wares from a grocery cart in Harvard Square, Dorfman became enamored of the large-format Polaroid camera in 1980.
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Iowa congressman Steve King, who traveled the state on Cruz's behalf last week, predicted that some evangelical voters enamored by Trump will ultimately flip back to Cruz.
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Samburu elders in Kenya worry that youngsters enamored of cell phones and city life no longer care for time-consuming social ceremonies and the obligations they entail.
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I know I'd climb into one if given the chance, despite my misgivings — but I'm enamored by smart home technology so I can't be trusted on this.
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If we become too enamored with technical negotiations with North Korea and we do things that hurt our alliances, then overall we're not making ourselves more secure.
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Then I added just a small touch of Enamored hi-shine gloss in Hot Hot Hot to add a bit of shine for the lights and cameras.
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Deliberately or not, Mr. Trump may be the perfect candidate for an evangelical subculture that has increasingly become enamored with the prosperity, or health and wealth, gospel.
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But while Modi and the party are enamored of capitalism, they especially like crony capitalism, and have only managed to deepen India's economic, environmental and social crises.
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They have enjoyed duty-free access in their big southern neighbor for decades and were not enamored with suddenly sharing that market with efficient producers from Japan.
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French President Emmanuel Macron is so enamored by technology innovation that he has described his own spectacular political rise in terms usually applied to internet start-ups.
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It is rare, in a crowded field of candidates, that a top contender whose support slips is able to win back voters suddenly enamored of someone else.
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NBA sources told Wojnarowski Thursday that the Spurs remain most enamored with a possible match with the Celtics, who are loaded with young players and draft picks.
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Turns out the rest of the country is enamored with tinted balms, too — Terry's Baume de Rose in Coral Stellar is one of Bluemercury's best-selling products.
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He incorrectly assessed that the North Koreans were desperate for sanctions relief or even enamored of his talk of new skyscrapers going up across their dark capital.
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But while doing a Masters in fiber arts at SCAD, she became more enamored of the people and narratives behind various textile traditions than in creating herself.
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"It was actually interesting to see how quickly the whole country became enamored with chess, because they had a chess hero," Fabiano said of Carlsen, and Norway.
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While factions in the media questioned the ethics of the article, many readers were instantly enamored with El Chapo's choice of clothing in the story's accompanying photos.
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By age 16 or 17, I was enamored with the idea of being an artist in New York, even though I didn't actually understand what that meant.
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Their three daughters immediately became enamored with Constantin and would argue over who could pull him out of his crib when he woke up from a nap.
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Neither the grass roots nor the leaders of the ruling Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front were particularly enamored of him, but they couldn't agree on an alternative.
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He had become enamored with American studies at Peking University in the 1980s and 1990s, studying with one of the giants of the field, Robert A. Scalapino.
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"The president seems to like the idea, but there are a number of people around him who were not as enamored of it," said one administration official.
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It sounds fantastic to say that one can be enamored of a season, but that is something like what happened … the experience was one of intense desire.
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Mr. Jordan is so enamored that he is trying to find farmers in the Northwest to grow it, once the seed is approved by the Agriculture Department.
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To avoid the fates of their hapless predecessors, the new police officers were overly enamored of their billy clubs — real police brutality arrived with the real police.
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Still, she isn't enamored with meal kits because they do not provide the human contact and pleasure that come from hunting for ingredients and exploring the market.
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But in a marketplace that had become enamored with lower-cost index options, his strategy had not yet yielded significant gains in money flowing into the firm.
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"Broadway Boogie-Woogie," by a starchy Dutchman enamored of the foxtrot and ideal democracy, feels foundational, as if nothing in the world quite eludes its gravitational tug.
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"I was struck by how little the attendees knew about urban transport, how enamored they were with gadgets, and how much they were complicating things," he writes.
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The owners of four apartments in the building, part of a development called NEO Bankside, are less enamored of the view, and so they sued in 2017.
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He did apologize on-camera to Ms. Williams, and appeared ready to redeem himself further, becoming genuinely enamored with his next partner, Zara McDermott, a civil servant.
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But his dreams of self-improvement are doomed by his interactions with Dalton's "woke" daughter Mary (Margaret Qualley), who is enamored by what she thinks Bigger represents.
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"We made interactive children's museum exhibits and architectural models; it changed my relationship with materials and fabrication, and I became enamored with digital fabrication technology," he explains.
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Mr. Diamond is enamored of Brooklyn's history with trolleys, which stretches back to horsecars in the early 1800s and cable cars in the middle part of that century.
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Right now, when you buy one Enamored Hi-Shine Nail Lacquer, you can receive the second for half off when you enter the promo code "MJBNAIL" at checkout.
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Like many young Chinese who had become enamored of the mobile payment services offered by Alipay and WeChat, Liu stopped bringing his wallet when he left the house.
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Ask a Kyle Chandler fan how and when they became enamored with the actor's work and they'll likely cite his portrayal of Coach Taylor on Friday Night Lights.
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Mega Bronze and Marc Jacobs Beauty Enamored Hi Shine Gloss Lip Lacquer in Cream & Sugar just so her lips looked really healthy — no lip liner, balm or anything.
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Pro-Trump media personality Mike Cernovich is especially enamored with Gabbard, spreading a conspiracy that foreign agents from Qatar have bought influence inside the media to smear her.
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He has been particularly enamored with "Dirty John," a true-crime podcast produced by the Times reporter Christopher Goffard, and attended a Lakers game recently with Mr. Goffard.
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Instead, the very liberal wing of the party that may have backed such a view has been enamored of a candidate who is emphasizing economic over racial inequality.
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"I'm not that particularly enamored of the stock, but at less than 15 times earnings next year it's hard to dislike Oracle ahead of the quarter," he said.
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Additionally, it provides invaluable insight for foreigners enamored with Muay Thai into the living conditions and hardships the local fighters must endure on their journey to the top.
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Some owners are so enamored with the fish that they're splashing money on plastic surgery for the pets — $90 for an eyelift and $60 for a chin job.
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The former professional soccer player looks completely enamored with his 7-week-old niece Peggy in a sweet photo shared by the baby's mama: Beckham's younger sister Joanne.
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Once these traits get imbibed in a pattern that renders them smart, there is no reason why humans would not be enamored and eventually enslaved by such machines.
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Correction: In the original version of this story, we were so busy being enamored of all the badass photos that we neglected to credit hashtag creator Keah Brown.
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Brassaï was enamored with Marcel Proust, so perhaps his need to see beyond four walls is rooted in the Proustian belief that habit threatens an artist's childlike wonder.
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And long after his personal relationship to Wordsworth had soured, he remained enamored of his work, though he'd come to see the error of his hero-worshipping ways.
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In interviews on the campaign trail with New Hampshire's famously late deciders, many voters who had been enamored by Rubio admitted the debate had given them second thoughts.
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Although many of the hip kids may not have been enamored with The Jungle, most of those who actually showed up seemed to be having a total ball.
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But this is a view that Trump has put aside as he belittles our traditional friends and appears enamored with questionable leaders such as Vladimir Putin of Russia.
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In a market that is markedly difficult for retailers and enamored with all things technology, CNBC's Jim Cramer has watched a rift form between winning and losing stocks.
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Investors, enamored with the company and its high-tech apparel, sent its stock soaring to a high of more than $22016 a share in the fall of 231.
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Besides, by the end of that decade I was too enamored of Jimi Hendrix, Creedence and The Guess Who to even give a second thought to papi's music.
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The drawn-out firing of Pruitt was stalled for months by Republicans enamored with his anti-regulatory push, but he'd long lost the President's confidence amid negative headlines.
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Bonnie Marcus became enamored with invitation design when she worked in marketing for Diane von Furstenberg and helped create invitations for the 1995 wedding of the designer's son.
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He was so enamored of "Reina del Sur" — "Queen of the South" — that he secretly met with its star, Kate del Castillo, who played a powerful drug kingpin.
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French and Canadian 15-year-olds were among the most enamored of marijuana, with boys and girls similarly reporting they had used it in the previous 30 days.
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Nicknamed "Miss Manhattan" and "American Venus," her angular face and dynamic poses enamored early 21970th-century artists who saw her as the living embodiment of the Greek ideal.
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Time and again, mainstream media is enamored of the spectacle, to the point that much of the news is observing it and trying to make sense of it.
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The team was simply enamored of the idea that an e-reader-type device should be more interactive, allowing you to sketch, annotate documents and share them live.
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William D. Burnham lived in Bridgewater only until he was 12, but he was so enamored of the place that he bequeathed a hefty sum to the town.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr. was so enamored with the stereoscope that he created his own non-patented version of the toy and popularized it in the United States.
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In part, this seems to be because How to Build a Girl is so enamored of Johanna and her journey that it doesn't want to leave anything out.
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These days they're buddies with Madrid bands Los Nastys and The Parrots, and the girls are truly enamored by artists like The Strokes, Black Lips, and Arctic Monkeys.
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Suarez became enamored of the elaborate stone work, statuary, fountains with soaring sprays and rills that gave Italian gardens of the 43th century both elegance and fantastical whimsy.
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She recently took a two-week road trip through the United States with her current boyfriend, and returned enamored of the Big Texan Steak Ranch in Amarillo, Tex.
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Operating from the flawed assumption that white supremacy is the provenance of poor whites and troglodytes, journalists have long had a tendency to get enamored of repackaged racism.
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She'd spent a blissful day traipsing around New York with a close friend, visiting bookstores, savoring ice creams and coffee, feeling enamored and alive with the city's possibilities.
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" Through it all, Banderas was both enamored of and intimidated by his director: "We were all in a group of friends," he said, "but Pedro was the pope.
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For a guy who famously — and rightly — rejected the polls that showed he would not win the presidency, Mr. Trump has suddenly become quite enamored with those surveys.
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As president, Mr. Trump appears more enamored of the pens than ever, using them to sign his name to proclamations and legislation in his distinctive EKG-style signature.
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But the president, enamored of the story, left it in his speech, and said the soldier was buried "under one such marker," leaving his actual resting place vague.
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The show is too enamored with Dracula to be played for straight horror, despite having some legitimately incredible practical effects that give us a few truly frightening scenes.
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My Studio Suite was relatively simple, which did feel like somewhat of a disappointment after feeling so enamored by the over the top glamour of the public spaces.
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From an early age, Garcia was enamored by the colorful magazines showcasing stylish clothes that would arrive each month at Barranquilla's only major hotel that sold international magazines.
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Us Weekly would dovetail with the interests of Michael W. Ferro Jr., a Chicago technology entrepreneur and Tronc's nonexecutive chairman, who has long been enamored with celebrity coverage.
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But investors enamored with the idea of self-driving cars need to think about the implications of what it will take to bring them to market, he said.
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I'm still mostly enamored by my boy being all wacky, and so the credits scene marked quite a tonal shift to seeing him utterly vulnerable and in lockdown.
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Before becoming associated with George W. Bush's "freedom agenda," many neoconservatives reviled Soviet Communism but were less than enamored with the goal of exporting democracy and human rights.
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Mr. Wilkinson, who oversees three to four tours a day, seven days a week at St. Patrick's, became so enamored with the church that he's now a parishioner.
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According to Bangor Daily News, the dogs are so enamored with one another, the shelter's staff used to joke that Jack and Diane were like an old, married couple.
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I was enamored with food science, but was also a crappy cook who had never tried precision cooking, the practice of using modern, scientific techniques to prepare food optimally.
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For another, I've become enamored with the way the US team (and especially Rapinoe) has used its international platforms to advocate for LGBTQ rights, equal pay, and racial justice.
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It's instead relied on the idea that fans are so enamored with Negan from the comic books that the show doesn't have to do any heavy lifting at all.
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It is unclear whether his vision for the party is one that its activist base, enamored so far of Senator Ted Cruz of Texas and Mr. Rubio, will embrace.
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Charlie's initiated into agent Kurtz's master plan through Becker (Big Little Lies' Alexander Skarsgård), a mysterious asset in the Israeli intelligence team and with whom Charlie quickly becomes enamored.
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Fans enamored by the quirky connection between "Grocery Store Joe" Amabile and taxidermy-loving Kendall Long were shocked when she ended things on Monday's episode of Bachelor in Paradise.
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While the time they spend together is theirs to keep precious, we can't help but to be totally enamored with Thompson's response to questions about her sexuality and partners.
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The filmmaker also seemed enamored of her persona and mission, at least from what we can tell in the behind-the-scenes video he made of their work together.
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Fans have long been enamored by their on- and off-screen chemistry, to the point where some online wanted their passionate performance on Sunday to end with a kiss.
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In a uniquely volatile electorate, enamored of neither candidate, weighing Trump's temperament versus Clinton's ethics, many of those who had finally been ready to vote for the Democrat fled.
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But if you're truly enamored with the Colette collection and you can't afford the leather shopping bag, don't despair: An $11 lighter and $22 sleep mask are also available.
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For a while, our company's management team was rather enamored by the idea of working at WeWork's scale and seeing 4X appreciation on the amount of stock being offered.
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But in 2008 and 2016, enamored activists kept faith with their celebrity nominees and independents were dissatisfied enough to turn these elections into referendums against the incumbent party's nominees.
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He doesn't appear enamored with any of 27 (yes, 303) wannabe successor, though, declining to endorse and not offering much praise of even his own lieutenant governor, Gavin Newsom.
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Russo—who made it to the final seven on the show after earning a reputation for his brash, un-PC style—was enamored by Trump's presence from the beginning.
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Broke, denuded of space-alien makeup and enamored by the electronic innovation of groups like Kraftwerk and Can, Bowie embarked on the most productive 18 months of his life.
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In the summer of 2012, enamored of Wikileaks' open-source revolution, Wilson realized that he could fuel a potential shift in manufacturing with the promise of 3D-printed guns.
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I'm thinking about the K-Hole report, because trendspotting media is enamored with them, but more than that, like the magick-influenced sub-groups on tumblr, twitter, facebook, etc.
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While the Mr. Robot team has been tight-lipped about the possibility of more VR mini-episodes in the future, Denton says that Esmail is "enamored" with the medium.
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In his twenties, Baccio became enamored of the reformist preachings of Savonarola, a vocal critic of the ruling Medici clan who advocated the destruction of secular art and culture.
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He was an anti-Romantic, a poet enamored of balance, wit, and measure, yet also a sensualist, whose poetry seeks whatever ecstasy the things of this world can offer.
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" The duo first travelled to Beirut in August 2016 and instantly became enamored with the city: "Beirut is beautiful in one of the most unapologetic ways we've ever seen.
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Gone, too, is the hysterical Clarisse, who thinks she may also be a boy and is enamored both of Ulrich and of a self-styled prophet not unlike Hitler.
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Of A Kind The jewelry designer first went to Japan as a teenager and became enamored; now, Eastern design has suffused her home in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Paris.
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Now, 28 years on, I'm more enamored of the fall, if only because it has spring inside it, and memories, and the acute awareness that almost nothing lasts forever.
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Immediately enamored with Beck, Joe embarks on a long and lethal journey to remain by her side no matter the cost, leaving a trail of bodies in his wake.
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And so enamored is LaVar Ball of his oldest son that last month, he told TMZ that he believed, as of right then, that Lonzo was Curry's basketball superior.
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Mamie Eisenhower, a military wife enamored of the convenience foods popular in the 1950s, oversaw a thrifty White House kitchen, demanding that the staff make smart use of leftovers.
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They are, in fact, so enamored by these two things that there is now a hotel for them to store their beloved dough starters while they go on holiday.
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But enamored supporters say Mr. Khan is not corrupt like traditional politicians and point to his philanthropic work as proof that he will do more good for the country.
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I was enamored of the crystal formation process, so I earned another degree by becoming a Fellow of the Gemological Association of Great Britain through a home learning program.
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He thrived, these insiders say, because board members and executives were enamored with or fearful of Mr. Martins, a pattern shared by many nonprofit organizations run by powerful figures.
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In fact, Williams was so enamored by the story that when she heard the films were in production she began phoning around, desperate to be part of the soundtrack.
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"Neuro cases without a doubt are increasing, and they're likely to continue increasing over time" says Farahany, who adds that people appear to be particularly enamored of brain-based explanations.
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Over the past three years, they've become enamored with a class of models called "cosmological alpha-attractors" that do not predict any non-Gaussianities above the gravitational floor at all.
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Unlike the other men on campus who overlook Joelle in favor of her light-skinned friend Sam (Logan Browning), Trevor seems to be enamored with her intellect, beauty, and Blackness.
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The Proposal is a joy from the get-go; I was utterly enamored of protagonist Nikole before the opening scene (in which a proposal goes very, very wrong) was over.
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Ant similarly posted a sweet tribute to his wife on Tuesday, sharing one of their first photos together where the couple are visibly enamored with one another at a dinner.
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"We're all enamored by the technology... but we cannot forget the social aspect of early warning systems," said Gerardo Suárez, geophysics professor at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM).
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The plastic shells might be disappointing to those enamored by the original Nt's solid aluminum frame, but Taber says that the shift in materials doesn't mean a shift in quality.
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One widely circulated meme involving a scene of Armie Hammer's character Oliver "dad dancing" went viral among a growing fan base enamored with the novel and hungry for the film.
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Not since Lupita Nyong'o have we been so enamored with a Hollywood newcomer's beauty look; Vikander's is so different from what we expect from high-glam Hollywood, it feels revolutionary.
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Nothing isn't bafflingly morbid on This Is Us. Lanh — whom Jack saved from a foot injury earlier in season 3 — is immediately enamored with the visual dramatics of underwater explosions.
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This is just an interpretation on my part, but I think he became so enamored with the activity that he was involved in, the activity itself became the driving force.
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Fans have long been enamored by Gaga and Cooper's on-and off-screen electrifying chemistry, to the point where some online wanted their passionate performance to end with a kiss.
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The crowd, at his visitation, funeral, and, now, subsequent after-party, were enamored with gospel singing, post-Easter cheers of "Ford to rise again," and a hefty amount of backslapping.
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When Shorter maintained his focus to go on and win the gold, he became a household name, with enamored viewers taking up long distance running to follow in his footsteps.
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Bleacher Report's Howard Beck wrote in December that Dolan is "enamored" with Ujiri, and SNY's Ian Begley reported in December that people in Madison Square Garden are "obsessed" with Ujiri.
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So often, in prestige dramas, the production becomes overly enamored of ending a season with several lingering questions, as if that is the only way to hold onto an audience.
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In the early nineties, it was unsurprisingly a pursuit more enamored with punk rock and grunge than the legacy of local electronic pioneers such as Ron Hardy and Frankie Knuckles.
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Dixon, who operates a restaurant in London where he puts in a monthly shift as chef, was enamored with the idea of creating a place to entertain amidst his designs.
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Wall Street has grown enamored with the technology even as some prominent bankers downplay the staying power of bitcoin, the price of which as soared to over $11,000 this year.
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Ricketts, whose father founded the stock brokerage house TD Ameritrade, became enamored with the Cubs when he moved to Chicago in the late 1980s and immersed himself in the bleachers.
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Of all the cool things about her Nashville home – from the cozy nursery and pool to the music "jam room" – Hayden Panettiere may be most enamored with…the fish tanks.
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I should hate this watch and everything it stands for, but after three weeks of wearing it, I'm so enamored I'm actually encouraging others to buy this silly little square.
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"You cannot like that way of life unless you are completely enamored of it," Father Palladino, recalling his Trappist days, said in an unpublished memoir, written — unsurprisingly — entirely by hand.
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I first became enamored with the art of medicinal brewing after learning all of this history; I was overjoyed when I realized how easy it is to brew medicinal beer.
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It's not altogether surprising that the film inspired a generation of filmgoers to seek their fortunes on Wall Street, enamored by the romantic portrayal of being a piece of shit.
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The lead couple, Dayesi Torriente and Arian Molina Soca, presented Odette-Odile and Siegfried as the least enamored, least musical, least interesting and most self-absorbed characters in the ballet.
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" She found herself equally enamored with the independence of self-creating and self-releasing music, but reiterated the importance "of crafted, well-arranged pop music—I hope it doesn't vanish.
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But Gottelier and Petersen, who are now in their 30s and design stores and products together in Los Angeles, were enamored with the raw farmland of Gotland's less glamorous interior.
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From the moment Seals and Crofts sang "One Planet, One People, Please" in perfect harmony, I was enamored by the Bahai Faith's declaration that we're members of the same family.
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According to most sources, Bernstein was originally commissioned to compose only instrumentals, but became so enamored with the play that he volunteered songs, for which he also penned the lyrics.
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From Benjamin Franklin and his lightning rod to Thomas Jefferson and his better moldboard plow, these were men who had been enamored with new technology as solutions to contemporary problems.
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Ritchie's approach clearly isn't for everybody, and at times his work appears so enamored with itself -- elevating style over substance -- there's the risk of getting high on one's own supply.
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And it becomes equally difficult for those on the right to partner with "reformers" they see as hostile to faith, enamored of race-based policies, and contemptuous of their values.
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Another plot strand involves a similarly frustrated passion, this time on the part of the 16-year-old Isis (Yadira Guevara-Prip, oozing schoolgirlish infatuation), painfully enamored of Malena (Ms.
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On Tinder, you can buy extra "super likes" (which alert others that you are enamored of them) and "boosts" (which make your profile more visible to people in the area).
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I'm also enamored by the enormous rooftop terrace (one of the largest in the city) and the 24-hour state-of-the-art fitness center and large indoor lap pool.
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When he's not paranoid about his ex or enamored in his newfound bliss, Joe is haunted by memories of his childhood and the abused mother whose love he still craves.
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But Mr. Trump's engagement also prompted organic efforts, including some from liberals who aren't exactly enamored with Mr. Edwards but wanted to send a message of their own from Louisiana.
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On Tinder, you can buy extra "super likes" (which alert others that you are enamored of them) and "boosts" (which make your profile more visible to people in the area).
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One of the inventors, Aaron Franklin, an associate professor of electrical and computer engineering at Duke, was so enamored with the concept he founded a company based on the sensors.
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When it first opened, a journalist was supposedly so enamored with the Burj that she exclaimed that it must be a seven-star hotel, a rating that does not exist.
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Wealth Matters Frans and Caroline Swaalf, management consultants in the Netherlands, have been enamored of South Florida since they were graduate students at the University of Miami in the 1990s.
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The stack of bullion is a rather direct symbol of capitalism and avarice, and these days I find it impossible to look at gold without thinking of our gilt-enamored president.
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Both were enamored with computers from a very young age, wowed by the sleek design of the new iPhone and MacBooks, as well as the speeds at which they processed information.
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Wishbone is part of Science's mobile group — which includes several other apps — but Mr. Jones is so enamored with social media that he decided to run the group and Wishbone himself.
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It's been about three months since the Academy Awards wrapped up, where "Shallow" won Best Original Song ... but people still seem to be completely enamored with the movie, and the tune.
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He's enamored with his own handle, stands around without possession, and, up until the Cavs reached their breaking point in these Finals, defended only for a few minutes at a time.
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Fans have long been enamored by Gaga and Cooper's on- and off-screen chemistry, to the point where some online wanted their passionate performance on Sunday to end with a kiss.
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If Jorge Luis Borges and Jean Baudrillard—writers and thinkers enamored with maps and simulations—were still alive, they'd most certainly find much to like in this simulation of a simulation.
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As much as After is beloved by enamored fans who write odes to Hardin Scott, the books' central relationship has been criticized by everyone from the Styles fandom to Refinery29 itself.
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After being so familiar (and enamored) with her large-scale, mixed-media collages, it was startling to see such a formally spare, aesthetically sleek, and materially inventive exhibition of her sculptures.
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Justin Timberlake is enamored with his wife Jessica Biel and their 3½-year-old son Silas Randall — but that doesn't mean their life is always like their cute family Instagram posts.
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The reality star is expecting her first child with boyfriend Tristan Thompson — as she finally officially confirmed on Wednesday — and her famous family couldn't be more enamored with the basketball star.
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Although the internet was initially enamored by the giraffe's beautiful gift of life last year, avid livestream watchers couldn't hide their impatience when there still wasn't a baby giraffe by February.
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It's a hodgepodge, pulling together references both old and new, giving off the impression of a future society that's enamored with the style of the past in order to ground itself.
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She's so enamored by the loose-cut dress, she was compelled to Instagram a shot of herself wearing it, accompanied by a love-letter caption to which we can definitely relate.
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Fans have long been enamored by Gaga and Cooper's on- and off-screen chemistry, to the point where some online wanted their passionate performance on Sunday to end with a kiss.
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Successful people are generally enamored by the trappings of their success, Galloway says, and they can conflate the trappings of wealth and power with a passion for what made them successful.
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Sorkin's writing had its flaws -- he was a little too enamored with workplace romances -- but its depth generally stood as a stark departure from caricatures that have been the norm elsewhere.
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Tarantino is so enamored with his gift for writing dialogue as to let scenes go on, offering a terrific showcase for his leads, here flanked by a gaudy assortment of cameos.
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Wonder Woman Fans were enamored by Wonder Woman in Batman v Superman, and soon, they will learn just how an immortal princess rose to become the unstoppable warrior we see today.
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The European nations most enamored of freedom — those released three decades ago from the withering grip of the Soviet empire — have transformed into those most skeptical that liberal democracy provides it.
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First we knew of the engagement in July 2016, then we knew of the springtime date, and now we know that the couple is more enamored with each other than ever.
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Enamored by the growth prospects, venture capitalists almost tripled their investments in financial services companies last year to $3.05 billion, the most since 2000, according to the National Venture Capital Association.
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Conveniently, one is engaged to an officer in the British army but enamored of a fellow revolutionary, while another is having an affair with the British government official she works for.
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Even more so when I was in college, because I think I was so enamored with the way some of my professor's brains worked, that I was attracted to their intellect.
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And when he returned, he did not seem particularly enamored with the idea of Lin being a focal point of the team's offense and, in essence, stealing some of the spotlight.
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As expected, her riffs inspired the 33 dinner guests gathered at the B.B. King Museum in Indianola — and Bernstein herself became the kind of enamored outsider the DSC likes to indoctrinate.
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In a photo shared on Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia's joint Instagram account, the little prince looked enamored by a small Christmas tree that was only slightly taller than him.
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American orchestras are increasingly enamored of the idea that concerts must be dressed up with visual and theatrical elements—that audiences can no longer be trusted simply to sit and listen.
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A man so enamored with his own bullshit it took Lord of the Flies II: The Promise of Hailey Baldwin to erupt around him before he shed a tear of concern.
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"I remember so clearly being just enamored and overwhelmed by the mystery of Judy Garland in 'The Wizard of Oz,' and her voice and her power as a performer," she said.
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In an interview, Ms. Josefowicz, 40, said that she grew enamored of new music at a crucial turning point: as she was making the transition from child prodigy to mature artist.
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Which is perhaps why some Democrats, many of them traditionally enamored of unifying rhetoric and technocratic fixes, have started to reclaim the idea of openly "politicizing" certain issues, especially gun violence.
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Mr. Fries became enamored of three acres of lakefront land in Pound Ridge; on the property was a dilapidated house that needed a major face-lift, but the couple was undaunted.
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It's not surprising that they're enamored of the idea of taking a slice of the $135 billion gaming industry, when all it could take is the flex of an existing muscle.
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This doesn't mean attacking Warren personally, but it does mean making a case to progressives who seem increasingly enamored with her that her plans are, in his eyes, not good enough.
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Stay I was enamored with the Bolzano's ParkHotel Laurin, built in 1910 and decorated with paintings of its namesake, the king Laurin, who had a belt that gave him superhuman strength.
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Keep the tissues handy for Petzold's "Transit," about a Jewish refugee in Marseilles who is mistaken for and then starts impersonating a dead writer, and becomes enamored with the writer's wife.
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Though they only spent an hour or so touring the village, the townspeople were so enamored with the Carters they renamed their village Carterpuri, a name that remains to this day.
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As the Toronto Raptors continue their quest to repeat as N.B.A. champions and Canadian-born tennis phenoms like Bianca Andreescu build their careers, Canadians are increasingly becoming enamored with other sports.
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As much as he is enamored of the food and wine, Mr. Walker is at heart a historian and storyteller who is drawn to the Périgord by its layered, copious history.
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Though Mr. Stubblefield wasn't enamored of the song — "I didn't like the song; I still don't really get off on it," he told Paste magazine in 22000 — its mark became indelible.
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Instead, as a student in Puerto Rico, the 29-year-old was enamored of biomedical engineering before an internship with Lockheed Martin introduced her to the beauty of planes and vehicles.
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He said the Sheridan Expressway was among the "major fumbles and errors" of Mr. Moses, the highway-enamored city planner who designed the Cross Bronx Expressway and the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway.
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Busch became freshly enamored of the ballad after catching a YouTube audio clip of Peggy Lee singing it to a London audience as "this morose, tragic self-indictment," he said admiringly.
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A person familiar with her case said she had grown disgruntled while working for the Air Force and at some point had become enamored with Persian culture and converted to Islam.
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For a non-Japanese speaker like myself, the effect is frequently more like watching an intermittently subtitled foreign language film than a movie overly enamored with a culture it finds exotic.
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Trasher says she wanted to be an Olympic figure skater when she was younger, but became enamored with shooting while joining her grandfather, father and two older brothers on a hunting trip.
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I've been enamored most recently with Email, an app for my iPhone that's faster, can unsubscribe you from spam, and even lets you recall an email within a few seconds of sending.
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We're so enamored by new hardware with edge-to-edge screens and slimmer bezels that we're starting to overlooking the details — the basic stuff that these companies are tasked to get right.
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Those enamored with the 43-year-old's brand of comedy no doubt can relate to that sentiment, which for Heidecker extends into his parallel and no-less-niche career as a musician.
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The Real Housewives of New York star, self-made mogul, and committed philanthropist is famously direct, outspoken, and take-no-bullshit, but fans are just as enamored by her rawness and vulnerability.
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Mark Benson is reportedly so enamored of restructured pork meat—he eats it on toast every day for breakfast—that he legally changed his middle name to "I Love Spam" last year.
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"I was never enamored by the idea of fame," she tells PEOPLE in this week's issue, admitting she went through "a pretty dark time" coming to terms with being a public figure.
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As the story goes, the Toronto Raptors first became enamored with Norman Powell in a pre-draft workout in the lead-up to the 2015 NBA Draft, a workout that included Vaughn.
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For all his talents, Mr. Bi has a habit of lingering on a shot a few moments too long, enamored of what he finds there, and of treating the plot with indifference.
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If you are for some reason not enamored with foxes, these sites will not be as enjoyable for you but there are some great duck and cat photos to peruse as well.
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A younger generation that had grown up behind the Iron Curtain enamored with Western fashion, music and cinema entered adolescence at a time of maturing civic links between U.S. and Soviet institutions.
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Kusama is enamored of the house — "The Glass House that I love encourages life," she told T, in her trademark cheerful-elliptical way — and "Dots Obsession" transforms the structure inside and out.
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West African audiences were particularly enamored with Kung Fu flicks coming out of Hong Kong, like Jackie Chan's Hand of Death, Bruce Lee's Exit the Dragon, and Jet Li's Master of Shaolin.
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Back in 2000, Digimon World for the PlayStation journeyed west, earning itself a place in the hearts of many kids enamored with the virtual pets and the busily growing franchise surrounding them.
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She wants to know the backstories of each fighter, enamored by what it must take to send someone down a career path where they get punched in the face for a living.
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Unable to get across the room to turn up the stereo—so the story goes—he found himself annoyed by, then enamored of music that blended into the room's preexisting sonic environment.
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Chalk it up, perhaps, to years of exposure to the entertainment industry, but experience has taught me to avoid becoming too enamored with talent, illustrating the peril in confusing achievements with character.
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He was hospitable and strict, sweet and deep, humble and grand, probing and tender, a friend of melancholy but an enemy of gloom, a voluptuary with religion, a renegade enamored of tradition.
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" CNet's Jessica Dolcourt was also enamored with the S7's design, and found the edges around the display "damn nice, giving the phone a far more luxe and contoured appearance than most.
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So goes the irresistible sales pitch of sexy rewards and perks that many credit card issuers make to an American public enamored of both travel and what looks like a good deal.
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Mr. Bowie listened to the music and became so enamored that he later took the role of executive producer of "Scott Walker: 30 Century Man" (2007), a documentary directed by Stephen Kijak.
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On the flip side, if you're enamored of countryside golf communities but don't particularly like being in remote settings, look for a site that's in a suburb and close to a city.
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" Indeed, it's an extraordinary palette of options for a president often mocked as enamored of dictatorial authority and who has claimed, "I have the right to do whatever I want, as president.
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Cicely became enamored with poetry as a youngster, often escaping her boisterous older siblings by retreating to the bathroom to read aloud Shakespeare, Keats, Shelley and Auden, sometimes to Micky, her dog.
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And on Monday, some Republicans seemed more enamored with fighting for the border wall on the spending bill and leaving the Obamacare fight to a more comprehensive discussion about replacing the law.
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That is, if he does not (begin to) reverse France's mammoth government interventionism, Macron, enamored of his oversized international role, he will end up pushing for an even more bureaucratic Europe. Why?
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He is enamored of all things maritime, going back to his childhood in the Silver Beach neighborhood of the Bronx, a thumb-shape peninsula where the East River meets Long Island Sound.
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This apparently effortless mix of chaos and discipline sets them apart from many of their fellow Long Island residents, who have traditionally been less enamored of wayward grasses, valuing order over romance.
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Doyle says that the Iraqi population is not enamored with either, and incidents like the killing of Soleimani "highlight the complete absence of sovereign control," as two more powerful actors take charge.
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Here, expats are enamored with their adopted home for a number of reasons: the rugged landscape, quiet beaches, jungles and waterfalls, and ultimately because it has not given way to large development.
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She said she had heard Ms. Raimondo criticized as an elitist, as someone enamored of Wall Street who constantly hires people from outside the state, which rubs some people the wrong way.
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After all, the Chinese court was famously enamored of the plum blossom; the Japanese had already borrowed their religion and written alphabet from the Chinese — must they imitate them here as well?
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"I don't understand why those who call themselves libertarians are so enamored with this incredible concentration of power in the hands of a few," Hawley said in an interview with The Hill.
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She was so enamored of the book that she called Mr. Sercarz's New York spice store, La Boite, to order a few of his blends to sprinkle on the salmon at lunch.
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I've stopped fretting over these details and instead turned toward the way that moments like this build an atmosphere: I became enamored of this character's steady voice, confidence, and fashionably symmetrical bob.
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The United States is relatively enamored of detached, single-family homes, compared with Western Europe: Roughly 60 percent of the American housing stock is detached houses, compared with 27 percent in England.
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And taken together, the administration's actions are a prize for religious conservatives who backed Mr. Trump during the 2016 campaign but were far more enamored of his vice-presidential pick, Mike Pence.
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The real Mary Seacole was so enamored of her own exploits that she wrote a memoir about them, and the more Ms. Drury read about her, the more put off she was.
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Over the course of their seven-year relationship, the pair became minor social media personalities among gay bears (husky, hairy gay men) enamored of their size — particularly the apparent size of Tank's genitals.
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"TDP-43 likes certain parts of the brain that the Alzheimer's pathology is less enamored of," explained Weintraub, who is also a member of Northwestern's Mesulam Center for Cognitive Neurology and Alzheimer's Disease.
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I knew a thing or two about him, sure, but I found out how little I knew when I met a woman in college who was totally in love and enamored with Bob.
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"I feel like he was a little enamored by Kelsey, and it was girlie but she still put it down, she did what she had to do to seal the deal," she says.
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And while we can't get the catchy lyrics out of our heads, we're equally enamored by Cardi's vibrant makeup in the video, which is a departure from the star's day-to-day look.
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WATCH: Buffalo Chicken Lettuce Wraps: A Healthy Dinner That's Ready in 5 Minutes After the challenge, Shepard brought home a jar of Hot One's house sauce for Bell and she was equally enamored.
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Few images are as striking as the opening of "Bohemian Rhapsody," but music fans are equally enamored by the coordinating white satin jumpsuits that were worn by Queen during the video's performance scenes.
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Audacious and social media-savvy, the age cohort behind millennials – the group marketers are currently enamored of – wield the sort of influence that in some cases can earn them seven figures and above.
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But as the habit of letter-writing wanes and a new generation comes of age enamored of social media, the White House has focused on tending to a new audience with new tools.
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Growing enamored of neoconservatives and right-wing ideologues Some of his peers felt Flynn had succumbed to a case of "Obama Derangement Syndrome" after he was fired from running the Defense Intelligence Agency.
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I was quite please with the drone's performance and I was especially enamored by the included Skycontroller 2, a handheld controller that lets you hold your phone while twiddling with the drone's joysticks.
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Enamored with your swole quads, biceps, triceps, deltoids, and lats, you're more inclined to look in the mirror at them contracting when you work out and thereby optimize the potential for further growth.
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Injury has now interrupted Stewart's plans this season, but, if anything, his fans will likely become even more enamored with him if he is able to recover and return to the race track.
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You're telling me that Scott Lang, who was so enamored with Captain America to fight the other Avengers, wouldn't want to be involved in defending earth from the greatest threat it's ever known?
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