I can't extol the virtues of this new port enough.
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We also extol the virtues of touring Europe by bus.
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Headlines May embarks on UK tour to extol Brexit benefits on.ft.
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Affection for Armstrong aside, Shriver wasn't about to extol the aesthetics.
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The letter continues to extol Sanders's economic, foreign, and environmental policies.
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People who extol free markets often blame such stagnation on excessive regulation.
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India's restive Communist circles came to extol and emulate his tactical prowess.
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" Romantic cards extol the promise of a night of "Netflix and Chill.
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Clinton into opportunities to extol his running mate and assail Mr. Trump.
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The tech industry loves to extol its ability to recover from failure.
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But look at Modern Farmer extol wool, including VIRGIN WOOL and merino.
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Telecommunications providers relentlessly extol the power of fifth-generation (25G) wireless technology.
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Propaganda posters throughout the region extol the virtues of ditching religious symbols.
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One such representative of the virtues that the Keepers extol is Iain McArthur.
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I'd like to take a moment to extol the virtues of Progressive Field.
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How the party revived an ancient philosophy to extol order and compel obedience.
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Those who do watch (and admit to it) extol the show's affecting moments.
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Remember hearing a celeb extol the virtues of La Mer for the first time?
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LA punks FIDLAR extol the virtues of cheap beer during a ripping live show.
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The world should celebrate these educators and extol the awesome results of their action.
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Almost everyone hiked, and they were eager to extol the merits of favorite trails.
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Elsewhere, Panasonic ads extol the speed at which its "life conditioners" can cool a room.
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Other investors in the company have included Next Coast Ventures, Chetrit Ventures and Extol Capital.
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Northam has all the credentials center-left party operatives tend to extol in a candidate.
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Make sure to extol Teddy Roosevelt, the Bull Moose president, who built the Panama Canal.
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Our elected leaders often extol the creativity and ingenuity of everyday people – and rightly so.
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In contract, monuments often extol the virtues — or supposed virtues — of individuals or political philosophies.
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However, the research also found that when male athletes succeed, commentators extol their skill and commitment.
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Jeff Koons, Bono, Al Pacino and other celebrities also check in to extol Mr. Schnabel's brilliance.
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If your gym offers that perk, you could extol it to the man with lousy technique.
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Regardless, it's easy for shoppers to extol the virtues of Amazon Prime rather than condemn it.
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Ominously, Mr. Putin loses no opportunity to extol the Russian people's wartime virtues of heroism and martyrdom.
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There are steak lovers who extol the melt-in-your-mouth tenderness of a lean filet mignon.
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Her more polemical books extol danger, charisma, virility and bravado while ridiculing safety, tenderness, solidarity and weakness.
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At his trials, Mr. Ramírez has been known to deliver hourslong speeches that extol his revolutionary views.
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Tradition-minded listeners extol this Long Island-born rapper's imagistic verses, frostbite-cold storytelling and terse beats.
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Although chief executives publicly extol the broad benefits AI will bring, their main interest lies in cutting costs.
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Clinton praised the bipartisan tradition of national service, quoting Alexis de Tocqueville to extol the virtues of volunteerism.
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She does not extol the virtues of Medicare for All or abolishing the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency.
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Uber does work for those drivers who extol the virtues of easy money they earn through the app.
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Every generation has its demagogues to target minorities, extol a mythical past, and minimize or disavow historical crimes.
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Some sociologists, he said, extol the virtue of diners and coffee shops as welcoming centers of everyday life.
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BEIJING — Enormous flower arrangements in Beijing extol the signature promise of China's leader to realize the Chinese Dream.
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"I am so honored to be here to extol your talent," Maclaine said as she addressed Bates' fans.
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"Online programs should vigorously promote China's revolutionary culture" advance patriotism , extol the motherland and "praise heroes", the notice said.
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Desperate, I summoned an expensive lactation consultant — so comically buxom it seemed to extol her job qualifications — to help.
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And so they promote policies both nativist and natalist, with feudal undertones, that extol the benefits of breeder housewives.
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At this point, it feels almost pointless to extol the benefits of the Kindle and e-readers in general.
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We set out to debunk and/or extol the virtues of lemon water, separating the brilliant from the bogus.
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On the one hand, universities like Michigan extol their commitment to freedom of expression, including unpopular views and dissent.
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If I extol the integrity and patriotism of Robert Mueller, I'm castigated by what has become the political right.
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And the conservative politicians who run the country and extol its sometimes inflexible culture refuse to touch the issue.
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Vegans love to extol the benefits of their diet, and from environmental impact to animal welfare, there are many.
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Their identities are solid and identifiable, not as the viewers themselves but as the kinds of wives we would extol.
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We don't have to ignore the cons of sex work for women like me in order to extol its benefits.
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Now some in the United States extol the drink as a rival to coconut water, for its supposed restorative powers.
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Both extol an insider's world, and both, increasingly, are impressed with celebrity and the commercial power that buttresses their existence.
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Eric Trump travels to Uruguay annually to check on the building's progress and to extol its virtues to local journalists.
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Beside the brooding black-turbaned features of Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, slogans extol the virtues of the "resistance economy".
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English-speaking members of IS, and their leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, extol the virtues of the caliphate in propaganda videos.
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Theater people often extol supporting one another's work as a virtue, but she points out that that isn't a critic's job.
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Grant researched graduation speeches before giving his and learned that most extol the importance of living with generosity, authenticity and grit.
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And Facebook continues to extol its size and reach to advertisers, even as it faces questions over its ad-targeting tools.
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Yet each year, after about 15 minutes of jokes, he took time to publicly extol the importance of a free press.
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Sure, Trump may extol the virtues of Queen Elizabeth II, which is all part of his long fascination with the royal family.
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You can extol the intelligence or idiocy of another's tweets and your own when you quote them, with more room for analysis.
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Hawking was one of the loudest to extol the severe dangers that may lie ahead for our desire to create smarter computation.
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While many workers extol the flexible schedules gig jobs give them, they often struggle to obtain health insurance and save for retirement.
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At the 1939 New York World's Fair, General Motors put on an exhibit called Futurama, designed to extol the virtues of driving.
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Finally, we need leaders who extol the American spirit of courage, adventure, optimism and the willingness to break from the moribund past.
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He presses it against his nose, inhales deeply and begins to extol the therapeutic -- if not necessarily scientific -- properties of his crop.
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On Facebook, Mr. Marshall's posts extol the beauty of mixed-race families, and the contributions of African-Americans to the country's culture.
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It was made in cooperation with the People's Liberation Army, in keeping with a government-encouraged trend to extol the country's might.
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But the basses and snares also acknowledge the band traditions of HBCUs, where the drums don't just speak — they extol and brag.
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Huffington has been on a mission to extol the virtues of a balanced lifestyle after collapsing at work in 2007 due to exhaustion.
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Bethany&aposs recruiting in Haiti focuses on a network of Protestant churches where pastors extol foster-parenting as a Christian act of love.
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Specific marketing channel expertise I see so many marketers who extol the virtues of every conceivable marketing channel: email, SEO, SEM, social, etc.
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This is likely to become a media circus, with patient advocates likely to attend and extol the benefits of the treatments they received.
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While Mr. Morell is entitled to his opinion, it is amazing that he can extol Clinton's virtues as a leader, politician, statesman, etc.
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I know what you're thinking: Listening to a Times writer extol the virtues of print is like taking breakfast suggestions from Count Chocula.
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The crowd is now largely tourists inspired by the venue's regular appearances on "Nashville," where the fictional country stars extol the venue's intimacy.
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Politicians routinely extol unity without plausibly explaining the shared interests that would impel people to clasp hands across racial lines to march together.
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Francys Rodríguez, a 39-year-old Catholic nun, stepped out from a group of sisters to extol the virtues of the opposition leadership.
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Some, like Senator Mike Rounds, Republican of South Dakota, extol the virtues of layered defense systems, similar to those employed at military checkpoints.
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In the U.S., people from all faiths dress modestly, which makes sense because all of the world's major religions extol modesty as a virtue.
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Women have come up to her on the subway and even in the shower at the gym to thank her and extol her bravery.
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Obama appeared during host Alicia Keys's opening monologue, along with Lady Gaga, Jennifer Lopez, and Jada Pinkett Smith to extol the power of music.
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You're going to blindly back your boys and extol their virtues to anyone who will listen in the hopes they will be taken seriously.
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THE GAME CHANGERS Arnold Schwarzenegger is one of many athletes on hand to extol the nutritional and bodybuilding benefits of a plant-based diet.
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THE GAME CHANGERS Arnold Schwarzenegger is one of many athletes on hand to extol the nutritional and bodybuilding benefits of a plant-based diet.
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What makes this one different is founder Giuseppe Mascoli, who has generally eschewed the hostage-to-fortune route by opting not to extol noble missions.
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Crypto-evangelists extol the virtue of its decentralisation, highlighting that there is a fixed total supply, preventing the token from being debased by tyrannical governments.
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The Gossip Girl alum went on to extol the virtues of the vehicle, writing that it was "subtle" and "gorgeous," before she exclaimed, "and OHMYGAWDYOUREHUGE."
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Since its recent policy U-turn, it has deployed the same zeal to extol the glories of having more children — and the sooner, the better.
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He would show up at his neighbors' funerals to sing for free, using his rich bass voice to extol the virtues of revered Shiite figures.
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One problem for Republicans trying to extol the economy is that the tax cuts did not turn out to be the political windfall they envisioned.
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In Marshall, residents extol what they see as football's virtues: the discipline and hard work of players who start practicing in the stifling summer heat.
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Reports on CGTN or in China Daily, for example, are more likely to extol the country's economic and diplomatic achievements than to denigrate American democracy.
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It dives into issues like grief and sexual consent, but also delights in letting Steven extol the virtues of having a backpack shaped like a cheeseburger.
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They point out their partners, extol them, call them wife, and derive their own identity from whatever she is or does according to her own volition.
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The hope of a book like "The Show That Never Ends" is not only to extol Keith Emerson's hands, Peter Gabriel's wardrobe or Jon Anderson's elfin tenor.
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In 2018 the Bank of Jamaica drummed up support for inflation targeting by commissioning reggae stars to extol in song the blessing of low and stable inflation.
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Company leaders extol the app as a platform free of the contentious content that has come to characterize its online competitors, such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.
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Midge is no Claire Underwood or Serena Joy, but when we extol her virtues, let us not pretend that to be demure and polite is among them.
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She has heard priests extol the same advice her mother told her: Regardless of your gender, what matters is being a good person before God and family.
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It has sought to have documents used in court sealed, hired lawyers known for their work in crisis management and created a website to extol talc's safety.
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The track is built on an easygoing beat and rippling guitar lines, but the singers turn it into an urgent competition to extol the comforts of faith.
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Of course, Mr. Trump intends to use the speech to ballyhoo the tremendous job he is doing and to extol how great everything is in the country.
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They extol the grace and courage of favorite players, the ecumenical bonding experience of fandom, and especially those moments when a devotion to athletic prowess overpowers prejudice.
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After a few minutes, he walked away and kept doing what he was actually at I/O to do: extol the virtues of Google's new material design guidelines.
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The top nonprofit groups affiliated with conservative mega-donor Charles Koch are unveiling a pop-up art exhibit in Washington, D.C., meant to extol the benefits of immigration.
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Her brother, deposed by the military 10 years ago, also sent a coffee table book called "Thaksin Shinawatra: Life and Times" to extol his achievements as prime minister.
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But now state housing officials extol them: They provide affordable new housing, allow extended family members to live close by with privacy and can bring households additional income.
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Tiny $150 jars of face cream are backlit for effect; metal plaques next to miniature bowls of green tea and ginseng extol the wondrous properties of the ingredients.
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Along the way, Dodson and Ross extol messages about the need for women to understand their own bodies, and explain the crucial difference between the vulva and vagina.
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I thought of the many instances where consensual sex is criminalized, while ministers extol masculinity by offering to kidnap any woman who may turn down a man's proposal.
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Ms. Everson was there to extol the potential of video advertising on Facebook site and its apps during the annual industry confab known as Advertising Week New York.
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Instead, "The Kingmaker" chills the soul by presenting shantytown residents and school kids who extol the Marcos regime and even endorse its eight-year period of martial law.
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On the other hand, we should rebuke certain voices on the left who refuse to acknowledge terrorism's ties to Islam or who bristle when Christians extol Jesus to Muslims.
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This is a scene that asks the viewer to value and extol individual uniqueness before making a judgment about the worth ascribed to persons given their ethnicity or gender.
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Farming is tough, but digital farming can be a delight — take it from fans of the "Harvest Moon" series, who extol the delights of animal husbandry and crop management.
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People now look for ways of boosting the "good cholesterol" in their blood and extol the benefits of Mediterranean diets, with their emphasis on olive oil and fatty nuts.
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Longevity Dividend While many futurists extol radical life extension on humanitarian grounds, few consider the astounding fiscal benefits that are to be had through the advent of anti-aging biotechnologies.
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This gathering, held once every five years, will extol the achievements of the Xi Jinping-led government, cement his approach in party doctrine, and reshuffle the top echelons of leadership.
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Mr. Trump, dressed in a dark suit under a baking sun, read his speech from teleprompters, although he occasionally veered off script to extol the virtues of the Coast Guard.
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White Collar Watch Executives love to extol the virtues of their corporate culture, announcing to the world how the enterprise is more than just seeking the last dollar of profits.
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Dermatologists, estheticians, and all-around skin experts worldwide endlessly extol the virtues of using exfoliating acids to treat common skin complaints like acne, hyperpigmentation, and blackheads — and for good reason.
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Other students extol the virtues of jackets (to help secure doors), skateboards (to break windows), socks (to use as a tourniquet) and scissors and colored pencils (to fight off attackers).
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In a promo for season 12 of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, the sisters smile for selfies, ride roller coasters, pose for fashion shoots and extol the virtue of sticking together.
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But politically the end of convergence is a challenge to Mr Xi, who has been trying to appeal to traditionalists in the party who extol Mao as a champion of equality.
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So when they turn on Tucker Carlson or Sean Hannity, the hosts will likely extol the "virtues" of Mr. Trump's farm policies and tariffs rather than the reality of their failures.
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First, he postponed a long-planned weekend trip to his winter home Mar-a-Lago, where a lavish $100,000-a-couple fundraiser on Saturday would extol his first year in office.
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It is run by Jan Kohout, a former Czech foreign minister and an adviser to the Czech president, who used the event to extol the assets available for sale in his country.
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And perhaps it's no wonder that edibles have lately become a favorite subject of articles, contests, and cookbooks that extol the wackiest weed-infused food you never knew you needed to eat.
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But there are plenty of blemishes, including his shameful role during the Anita Hill hearings and his role in passing the 1994 crime bill—the virtues of which he continues to extol.
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Some free market advocates not only extol market virtues but also caution against interfering with the wealth distributions that untrammeled markets frequently create, elevating the market from a tool to an ideology.
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It was 2012, and I was at an event in London, listening to Ajay Banga, the chief executive of Mastercard, extol the virtues of digital currencies and the problems with paper money.
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Famously, then B-movie star and Screen Actors Guild union president Ronald Reagan worked as a "traveling ambassador" for General Electric, visiting plants across the country to extol a free-market system.
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In her 90-minute workshop, Buchanan doesn't just extol customers in the abstract; she re-enacts vivid decisions that demand Amazon-style humility, because in the end, it's all about the customer.
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When I recently reconnected with a high school friend who had moved to Germany, I asked her about German Christmas markets, expecting her to extol the storybook wonders of Nuremberg or Dresden.
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On the other hand, to extol Rousseff's ouster as evidence of Brazil's robust rule of law entails glossing over a host of glaring irregularities and the greater context of the impeachment proceedings.
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While they extol the importance of family and community (in word if not always in policy), Khan-Cullors sees the cultivation of family and community as central to what she does, too.
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I'll go talk to them, and I have questions for them, and I won't extol the virtues of being part of the conference, but I'll be there with an ad sales person.
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In the face of an absurd statute like Connecticut's anti-ridicule law, it is tempting to extol the value of satire, irreverence and cheek as part of our country's robust free-speech traditions.
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Obama is traveling again to the northern Indiana city, the site of his first-ever presidential visit, to extol it as a symbol of the economic recovery take took place under his watch.
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In the same breath they will extol the benefits of individual liberty and the market economy and propose some vast reorganization of society following an ambitious blueprint cooked up by an intellectual elite.
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Conservative politicians may extol the virtues of a "real America" of rural areas and small towns, but the real real America in which we live, while it contains small towns, is mostly metropolitan.
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Trump was forced to postponed a long-planned weekend trip to his winter home Mar-a-Lago, where a lavish $100,000-a-couple fundraiser on Saturday would extol his first year in office.
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The "alt-lite" — who, in theory, preach civic nationalism rather than white nationalism — planned to gather in Boston Common, the oldest city park in the U.S., to extol the virtues of free speech.
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In the interactive show, which invites audience members to participate onstage as students, a teacher uses her final class to extol the virtues of the practice, which was all the rage in the 1980s.
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Western officials privately extol Mattis, whose standing among NATO allies has risen as they become increasingly bewildered by Trump's policies on trade and Iran and disoriented by his outreach to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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One of its pages is set up to accept donations, in dollars or bitcoins; another is devoted to "fashy memes," songs and images that extol fascism in an antic, joking-but-not-joking tone.
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The president grew increasingly angry as he watched a parade of defense analysts go on television to extol Mr. Mattis's bravery, another aide said, until he decided on Sunday that he had had enough.
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They all want to read the headlines, and when you go out and extol them virtuously and say things about them, they believe the things to the extent they don't have to do nothing.
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He proceeded to extol Prince Mohammed bin Salman as a divine gift to Muslims and implied that the crown prince was the mujaddid sent by God to revive the Islamic faith in our age.
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Both public and private school leaders extol the excellence of public schools in Iowa — it had the nation's highest high school graduation rate in 2015 — and speak proudly of cooperation between the two sectors.
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Featuring a chorus of children singing and dancing before the Zhuhai Grand Theater in southern China, the young performers extol the company's products and sing of the pride Huawei has brought to the nation.
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With no sentiment to especially recommend it to me, and my own snooty distaste for mass-produced pastry, I extol the values of this dessert-masquerading-as-breakfast entirely and only because it tastes amazing.
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These days, enterprising Native Americans "actively remember and promote indigenous knowledge"; Mr Treuer introduces several, including a Sioux master chef and young women who extol healthy ways of life as a form of "warrior strength".
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So did Spark Capital, General Catalyst, and Charles Kim of Extol Capital, who also serves as managing director at China Renaissance in the U.S. The new round brings the company's total funding to $44 million.
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First, while contemporary populists often extol things like "national sovereignty" (see Brexit) and the importance of national values and communities, they rarely present the nation as an "organic entity" existing above or beyond the people.
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It's more of a crossword term, but this acrostic is a pangram, meaning all 26 letters appeared in the passage, which meant that we got some nice Scrabble words like ABJECT, EXTOL, AGONIZE and ELOQUENT.
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In the postwar decades, Taesung and Kijong became pawns in a propaganda war between the two Koreas, with both sides investing in their own model village to extol the virtues of their respective political systems.
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As with other states where the media is state-controlled, the North Korean regime views broadcasting mainly as a means through which to disseminate propaganda and to extol the benefits and might of the state.
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Instead of using the entire weekend to extol the virtues of new running mate Tim Kaine, Hillary Clinton and her aides were forced to react to the flaws of the Democratic Party chairwoman, Debbie Wasserman Schultz.
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By adding communal features (including free Wi-Fi and outdoor tables) and offering classes (that extol the features of Macs and iOS devices), Ahrendts is hoping to persuade customers to spend more time in Apple Stores.
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She saw the shiny speakers built into the sides, and the gorgeous picture, and she listened to him extol the virtues of being prepared for HDR and 4K and UHD and she threw up her hands.
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Not everyone has a Ph.D. in English Literature like Mr. Gwee, who can code-switch effortlessly between Singlish and standard English, and extol the virtues of Singlish in an op-ed written in polished standard English.
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Lending Club, which he founded, was the first marketplace consumer lender to go public when it made its debut in 2014, and Mr. Laplanche frequently gave interviews to extol the virtues of this type of lending.
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Party members fly their flag and extol their virtues defiantly, which has sent England into an existential crisis—for if the Union falls apart, what will become of the shapeless patch of rock in the middle?
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What stands out is his use of classical mythology in the form of allegory to extol the virtues of the Medici family and the subjects of his medals, who ranged from Ottoman dignitaries to Venetian noblewomen.
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Entrepreneurs like Mark Cuban and Daymond John may extol the virtues of having a side hustle, but for many Americans, these side gigs are more than just a passion project, they're necessary second or third jobs.
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U.N. special rapporteur on protecting human rights Ben Emmerson told the U.N. Human Rights Council that, hearing Trump extol torture as a weapon against terrorism shortly after his inauguration "was enough to make my blood run cold".
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Mr. Xi's decision to extol his signature policy in Serbia, one of the poorest countries in Europe, was a canny move that put the initiative on a collision course with the European Union's projects in the region.
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One program in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh trained 450 imams to extol the importance of girls' education in their Friday sermons and, when officiating at marriages, to ask for the bride's age and proof of her consent.
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The letter will give Buffett a chance to extol Gregory Abel and Ajit Jain, promoted in January to oversee Berkshire's more than 90 operating businesses including the BNSF railroad, Geico auto insurance and Dairy Queen ice cream.
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Official state media extol the Communist Party's massive efforts to build new hospitals in a flash, send in thousands of medical workers, and ramp up production of face masks without detailing the underlying conditions that are driving them.
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Called the I Touch Myself Project, the effort brought together cancer survivor Olivia Newton-John, Amphlett's cousin Little Pattie and eight other singers to extol the benefits of self-examination as a means of detecting breast cancer early.
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But even at their prettiest, the songs in this multigenerational family portrait seem tainted by suspicion, a sense that the sweetness they extol could dissolve into nothingness, melting "like sugar into water," as a recurring lyric has it.
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In the Spanish city of Toledo, Extol, a company that makes parts for the automobile and railroad industries, has recently seen customers demand supply contracts lasting no more than three months, rather than the usual one-year duration.
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When events of the five past weeks were mentioned it was to extol the traditional courage and endurance of soldiers, who flinched not under the heaviest bombardments and the fiercest assaults to which human beings have ever been subjected.
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While it's unclear exactly how Facebook plans to pitch Live to developers — new developer tie-ins seem unlikely given the relative youth of the platform — we'd be surprised if Facebook didn't use F8 to extol the virtues of Live.
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They did precisely that with their advocacy of marriage equality, which didn't tug the country away from convention but toward it, by encouraging gay and lesbian Americans to live in the sorts of arrangements that conservatives in fact extol.
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"There was an increasing tendency from 2001 onward for governments of both persuasions to valorize Australian military history and to extol Australian military achievements," he said, referring to Australia's conservative and progressive governments, which have both supported the wars.
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HACKBERRY, La. (Reuters) - President Donald Trump came to southern Louisiana on Tuesday to extol the benefits of U.S. energy production but could not resist a slashing critique of the Democrats battling to face him in the 2020 presidential race.
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The dirty secret is that the same members of Congress who extol the virtues of private enterprise, and enthusiastically embrace the drain-the-big-government-swamp project, want no part of that project when it comes to their own backyard.
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Channing plays the Tampa stripper version of Jack Dawkins, and critics, like my mom, made a point to also extol its surprising commentary on capitalism and the subversion of presenting male bodies — instead of female bodies — as objects of attention.
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WASHINGTON, July 29 (Reuters) - During a state visit from Singapore's prime minister on Tuesday, President Barack Obama on Tuesday will extol the benefits of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade deal that his fellow Democrats demonized at their convention this week.
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Neuralink's most likely use: Giving robotic limbs the feeling of touchWhile Elon Musk is keen to extol the future merging of AI and human consciousness, Hires and Green are more excited by the near-term benefits the technology could bring.
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If a Protestant ethic will make workers go more obediently into the factories, then capitalism will extol the Protestant ethic; but if blasphemy begins to move merchandise at the mall, then it will blaspheme to the point of making Beelzebub blush.
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It is almost a rite of passage for contenders visiting Iowa for the first time to extol the virtues of ethanol or those visiting Nevada to pledge an end to a federal proposal to store nuclear waste in Yucca Mountain.
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WASHINGTON — President Obama will use his final appearance at the United Nations General Assembly next week to extol the benefits of his brand of multilateral diplomacy, even as the gathering will lay bare places where that diplomacy has fallen short.
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Donald J. Trump on Thursday used the last high-profile gathering of Republicans before Tuesday's New York primary to extol "New York values," repurposing Senator Ted Cruz's attack on him into a tribute to what he described as his hometown's virtues.
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You might assume that Mr. DeJoria is a saint, as celebrity friends (Michelle Phillips, Arianna Huffington and Dan Aykroyd, who narrates) extol his virtues in a film where the only negative moments are the bad situations he climbed out of.
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To recap: Trump used a Gold Star family as a prop to boast about an assassination that he ordered, then followed it up by using another family in a made-for-TV stunt to extol the sacrifices made by "extraordinary military families."
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The "B-Side" refers to Dorfman's term for the portrait clients declined to purchase—either for a chemical mishap ("fugitive film," as Morris calls it) or vanity reasons that Dorfman laments, unearthing these rejects from her archive to extol the virtues in each.
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It's even a little sweet at times, as they take a break to calmly sip some tea and extol the virtues of the WNBA (Blake: "I literally steal moves from them all the time") and women in general ("always making stuff better").
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" There are also petitions circulating to bring back the series, including one that describes "Last Man standing" as a show "that appeals to a broad swath of Americans who find very few shows that extol the virtues with which they can identify.
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" Though a number of hugely successful people extol the importance of being intuitive, many are unable to harness this trait because they're too busy to hear their inner voice, says Sue Hawkes, author of "Chasing Perfection: Minimize Self-Doubt and Maximize Success.
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These resources extol parents to go beyond sexual mechanics, offer straightforward information rather than euphemisms and not shy away from any topic to slowly build up a wide body of awareness as well as parental trust and an open channel of dialogue.
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One plaintiff, a hospice worker from California identified as "Jane Doe," decided to join ACN in 2014 after attending a recruitment meeting at a Los Angeles hotel where she listened to speakers and watched Mr. Trump on video extol the investment opportunity.
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When historians look back on what we did during our watch, let them record that we were enlightened; may they extol the virtue of our quest for equal justice for all and may they marvel at the expediency with which it was achieved.
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In this Christmas season, can we see the face of Jesus in the child at the borders and welcome the family, as did the three kings, in this prosperous country, where we extol the values of love, life and freedom from suffering?
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Because of Supreme Court decisions, employers faced with an organizing effort are able to require workers to attend captive audience meetings in which company speakers demean the value and extol the dangers to workers of voting union in National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) representation elections.
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It's that time of the political season again when all members of Congress and one-third of the Senate take to various media outlets to extol the fruits of their most recent term in Washington and ask their constituents to return them for another round.
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Star Trek: Discovery After a three-episode stint in the Mirror Universe — where Burnham went to great lengths to extol the virtues of the Good Universe — we return to the space of morality where the Federation doesn't behave with the impulsive savagery of the Terrans.
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While some rock bands in the 70s and 80s were known to extol the virtues of cough syrup, the purple beverage was popularized by the legendary DJ Screw, a hip hop artist from Houston who pioneered the "chopped and screwed" genre in the '90s.
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Why it matters: The same companies that extol high-minded principles on U.S. soil are perfectly content to abide by every censorship rule set by the Chinese Communist Party — and are even happy to travel to Riyadh to butter up the murderous Saudi royal family.
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The statement said Mr. Kim expressed his "gratitude to China for its longstanding and significant contribution in realizing denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula," phrasing that seemed to extol China's role in hosting talks among six countries on North Korea's nuclear weapons in the mid-2000s.
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But if any group remains singularly loyal to Mr. Trump, it is the small but impassioned number of white voters on the far right, often in rural communities like Golden Valley, who extol him as a cultural champion reclaiming the country from undeserving outsiders.
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To the untrained eye, kinbaku doesn't look all that different from its roots in torture, but practitioners extol the virtues and pleasures of "sub space," in which submissive partners can achieve a meditative state that is deeply therapeutic—finding, like so many BDSM enthusiasts, liberation in bondage.
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Even when Trump is not historically wrong, or making things up to extol his own self-image, or failing to do even the least modicum of national healing at a time of crisis, he's so incoherent that it's possible to misunderstand what should be a simple thought.
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Houthi leaders extol their — arguably Pyrrhic — victory: the survival of the movement after a withering bombing campaign by the Saudi-led coalition that was among the deadliest and most indiscriminate in the region's recent history, causing a majority of the more than 6,000 civilian deaths during the war.
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According to the very niche publication National Hog Farmer, the US Meat Export Federation (USMEF), whose stated mission is to "create new opportunities and develop existing international markets for US beef, pork, lamb and veal," headed to the cosmopolitan Chinese city to extol the virtues of these American victuals.
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It's now accompanied by a "contextualization plaque" installed in 2016 at the insistence of student activists and faculty, who observed that the statue's creators wanted not merely to remember the dead but to extol white Southern nationalism and reframe the Civil War as a defense of states' rights.
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Residents point to houses built by Milton Hershey for his factory workers and extol the "Hershey legacy", where a successful business looks after the people, the way Hershey did at the height of the Great Depression in the 1930s by embarking on a construction spree in town to create jobs.
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Many noneconomists think of the fundamental economic divide between Democrats and Republicans as being between government-loving Keynesian Democrats on the one hand and, on the other, Republicans who extol the free-market principles of the University of Chicago and the Austrians (Milton Friedman, Ludwig von Mises, Friedrich Hayek, et al.).
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My reading friends are worn out with hearing me extol Jenny Erpenbeck's "Go, Went, Gone," a stunning novel about a retired classics professor who slowly becomes conscientizado — I love the word in Spanish — aware and involved in the plight of refugees from Africa camping out in a square in Berlin.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - During a visit from Singapore's prime minister on Tuesday, President Barack Obama will extol the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade deal and commit to getting the deal done, a top White House official said on Friday, even though Obama's fellow Democrats panned it at their convention this week.
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But while there are plenty of people who continue to extol the virtues of an extended hiatus from social media, many find that, at the end of it, Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter are still there—if no longer on their iPhone's home screen then elsewhere, in virtual space: constant, gleaming, and seductive.
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When we honor the pioneering work of artists like Carrie Mae Weems, Romare Bearden, Kehinde Wiley, Jamel Shabazz or Lorna Simpson, extol the poetry by Elizabeth Alexander or Claudia Rankine, the music by Jason Moran or scholarship on black artists by Richard Powell or Deborah Willis, we are celebrating our collective heritage.
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For over seven hours, Silicon Valley's bumper crop of startups imagined a future with Wall Street banks controlling less of their futures, part of a symposium to extol the virtues of what are called direct listings, or "a Simpler and Superior Alternative to the IPO," as the agenda for the closed-door meeting described them.
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However, I will gladly extol the virtues of Survivor not only as a masterful class in the art of social manipulation, but also as an unconventional vehicle for communication about the beauty of the natural world, delivering stories featuring remote locations and sometimes rare and endangered species to mass audiences all over the world.
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Erlan Kozhakov, 63, a herder on the sandy scrubland between Kazakhstan's biggest city, Almaty, and the Chinese border, has three sons and three daughters, and all but one followed his advice not to be taken in by the romantic notions about herding cattle spread by schoolbooks that extol the glories of their country's nomadic traditions.
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Her 2011 best seller, "How to Be a Woman," offered a gateway into the kind of fizzy feminist rhetoric that has gone on to suffuse celebrity culture; its fictional counterpart, 2014's "How to Build a Girl," pulled from Moran's bleak upbringing to extol the life-changing alchemy of sex, rock music and hair dye.
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The reality is that no matter how many sexual harassment training programs we enroll in, or how much activists extol the virtues of consent, we are missing something deeper: Our idea of what we want — of our own desire — is linked to what we think we're supposed to want, with what society tells us we should want.
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So we're helping the only way we know how, by gathering an amazing group of can't-look-away cuties (note chatterboxes Oprah, Kelly and Ellen, now available at New Jersey's Camden County Animal Shelter) for two very important reasons: to ask you to consider adopting a pet from your local shelter AND to extol the importance of spaying and neutering your animals.
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When it comes to combating fine lines, experts often extol the virtues of two skin-care ingredients in particular: retinol, a vitamin A derivative often touted as the "gold standard" thanks to its ability to increase cell turnover, and hyaluronic acid, a humectant, which reduces the loss of moisture in cells and hydrates and plumps skin from the inside out.
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That's a proud history, and it hasn't been much of a challenge until recently for American presidents to extol it — the wisest of them mindful of how far short of its ideals the United States has at times fallen, even as it has tried to guide other nations toward democracy as the surest safeguard of human rights, peace and opportunity.
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It's a story at once old and new, a latter-day spice route making unexpected connections between the grandmother in India, stirring turmeric into warm milk for a sniffily child; the Goop acolyte in California, sipping an après-yoga prepackaged turmeric "elixir," whose makers extol the "body harmonizing" powers of the spice's key chemical compound, curcumin; and Dávila wielding a pickax in rural Nicaragua.
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In the end, despite the descending darkness and the Republican winds of despair, Democrats can sleep well knowing that the benevolent universe of the lyceum will continue to crank out perfectly-formed collectivists who will take their rightful places in the world and dutifully extol the supremacy of feelings over reason, spirituality over reality, and tribalism over modernity—regardless if what they are professing represents who they are or what they believe.
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Yes, we all know a friend who wants to extol the virtues of 4-1-3-2 during the sesh, who is literally ruining the sesh for everyone by going on about Pep Guardiola's tactical flexibility and how he got the best out of Messi as an unorthodox false nine, but these people represent a rare breed of packet monster, and are not realistically going to be able to consume anything up to 1,400 kilos of cocaine alone.
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