On Tuesday night, Ingraham fawned over James during a softball interview.
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We've examined hamster beauty and fawned over a century of bunny hair.
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They also drank, fought, fawned and flirted with and among one another.
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And people fawned over her, and people like made her feel affirmed, right?
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Mr. Crowley fawned over his district's diversity and pitched himself as an ally.
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Since the dawn of television, what generation hasn't fawned over a fictitious TV couple?
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Why were prostitutes prosecuted in some cases and in others respected and fawned on?
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And doesn't everyone who is fawned over and photographed like a celebrity have people?
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Fans immediately fawned over the mutual support and empowering messages from the two actresses.
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This Goldie happily soaked up the attention as children and adults alike fawned over him.
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In the 1990s, Mr. Trump occasionally fawned over New York's brash mayor, Rudolph W. Giuliani.
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Or suppose Trump fawned over Vladimir Putin to the point of returning Alaska to Russia?
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Even so, Trump tweeted an endorsement of Blackburn the day after Corker fawned over Bredesen.
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James understood why Gort fawned; she had great onyx-dark eyes fringed by thick lashes.
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Instead, they fawned over her baby bump and wanted to know about her baby shower.
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When Zoom filed its public S-1, the tech industry fawned over the company's financial profile.
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Mainstream media outlets have fawned over the deal, excusing its lack of serious details and specifics.
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I preferred people thought this powerful guy that the industry fawned over, respected and liked me.
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Friends and neighbors fawned over the Premier model's cabin with stitched elements on the instrument panel.
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He was fawned on by politicians and businesspeople at the World Economic Forum in Davos last month.
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And though time has passed, Monica's goddess-in-Prada style is just as fawned over as ever.
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In 2012, we fawned over this couple, married for over six decades and fiercely dedicated to sartorial solidarity.
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As a shopper, I don't want to be fawned over, and I don't want to be outright ignored.
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Ask yourself, would this same crowd have fawned over Hitler's sister if he had one or Eva Braun?
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As the hosts fawned over the giant diamond, guest host Melissa Peterman appeared to be wearing a matching one.
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FOX News hasn't completely fawned over the president, but it's clearly more favorable to him than any other network.
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Now, the country's formerly fawned-over multi-national companies and their once-deified CEOs are on the wane, too.
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Instead of drooling over the jewels in the pages of Tatler and Prestige, Ms. Thun fawned over the watches.
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It wants for consideration—to be fawned over, talked about breathlessly, uploaded, debated and argued about, memed ad infinitum.
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"We thank you for the opportunity and blessing to serve your agenda," fawned White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus.
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Wired "senior maverick" Kevin Kelly fawned over the experience of using the headset:I saw other things with these magical goggles.
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But never have so many people kept pets, nor have they fawned over them as much as they do now.
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Specifically, the account took screengrabs from interviews with the stars as they answered questions and generally fawned over each other.
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Let's just say it consists of pieces the frat guys I knew in college would have 100 percent fawned over.
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The signing was hugely popular with female fans, who fawned over his imposing 6ft 5in (1.96m) frame and good looks.
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Idol groups, for the uninitiated, are young stars marketed as kawaii role models and fawned over in J-pop culture.
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Now the ruler of an independent kingdom, Sansa has come so far from being a helpless teenager who fawned over royalty.
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Proud dad Rob Kardashian fawned over 3-month-old Dream Renée on Instagram Monday with a series of father-daughter selfies.
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Some in the Canadian news media fawned over Grégoire-Trudeau's "singing chops," (including another of Power & Politics' infamous all-white panels).
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"When suddenly you go from being followed in Barneys to being fawned over, it will mess with your head," Ali said.
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The media has fawned over Buttigieg's perceived intelligence, with the New Republic pondering if he is a "genius" in a headline.
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On Reddit, other Instacart shoppers fawned over the big Seattle earner's achievement, and wondered if she planned to take a break.
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The only emotions Trump feels are satisfaction, when he is praised and fawned over, and irrational anger, when he is criticized.
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Both were fawned over by critics and renewed for second seasons; one became a meme (a true mark of pop culture achievement).
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In fact, looking back at old clips of him being alternately talked down to or fawned over by talk show hosts is painful.
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The celebrated dancer, who was 46 at the time (16 years older than Elizabeth), was fawned over by the press during her visit.
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Back when its stock soared and investors fawned — just six months ago — Valeant Pharmaceuticals billed itself as a new kind of drug company.
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While in the kitchen on Saturday, the star, 32, fawned over the genius snack food combination that her daughter had just come up with.
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As one of the buzziest young stars in the house music universe right now, Mall Grab's sample-heavy, unreleased tracks are rightfully fawned over.
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But while fans and admirers fawned over the spot-on recreation, one person claimed that it wasn't "the right costume for a black girl."
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I was 19 and he was in his 30s, the older brother of a childhood classmate my friends and I fawned over as teenagers.
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He was fawned over by Fox News and the rest of the right-wing media, as well as Republican politicians like Kentucky senator Rand Paul.
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Republicans and the financial sector have fawned over Mulvaney's work at CFPB, while Democrats hold out for their next chance to replace the bureau's chief.
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The accused K-Pop stars are famous young men at the height of their industry, feted in the press and fawned over by millions of fans.
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Critics had fawned over The Chemical Brothers 1995 debut album, Exit Planet Dust, though mostly about how the block rocking beats reminded them of traditional rock riffage.
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STRAY DOG RUNS HALF-MARATHON, GETS A MEDAL The pooch was fawned over by her rescuers and caught the eye of Manning&aposs family, who adopted her.
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What Valve and HTC have done in the year since I last fawned over the Vive VR experience has been refinement and the elimination of pain points.
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Perfect doggy specimens are pampered and fawned over like models, but tragically the dogs themselves never know exactly what's going on, or realize how hot they are.
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In 2007, when Germany fawned over the Berlin Zoo's baby polar bear, Knut, she refuted a claim by his trainer that the cub had smiled at him.
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With her fierce opposition to Wall Street, she was never going to be fawned over at fund-raisers in Park Avenue living rooms and at Greenwich estates.
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In follow-up posts on Twitter and her Instagram account, the mother of two fawned over her adorable baby boy, sharing photos of little Miles wearing his helmet.
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New York has a long tradition of outspoken mayors who have used and abused the media, who have belittled and ranted at reporters, while aides smirked and fawned.
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But the days when guards and centers were just guys inserted to plug up the middle — while on-the-edge tackles were fawned over and cultivated — have ended.
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Lucy, the dog, is fawned over whenever she walks outside, though the family is still mystified whenever tourists ask to take a picture with her, which happens frequently.
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Fans of the cult classic fawned over Andie's (Ringwald) unique style and Duckie's (Jon Cryer's) unrequited love for the leading lady as she fell for cool guy Blane (McCarthy).
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In a video shared on her Instagram Live after she and her husband Alexis Ohanian, 35, had returned home, Williams, 36, fawned over the couple's daughter Alexis Olympia, 1.
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During Harry and Meghan's May 2018 televised nuptials, Khloé Kardashian — a new mom herself at the time, to now-1-year-old daughter True — fawned over the "beautiful" ceremony.
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He graced the cover of the New York Times Magazine and was fawned over by a gullible media as a blue-eyed pit bull with a heart of gold.
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Like any good superfan, he fawned over the colors and variations of the iPhone 7 —from Apple's signature rose gold to the now sold-out, much coveted jet black.
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After all, Rosset is a walking archetype of those "bad boys" popular culture in general, and the publishing industry in particular, insists are to be fawned over and idolized.
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During the campaign, Mr. Trump fawned over Russia's assertively proud leader, Vladimir Putin, praising him for "doing a great job" and calling him a "stronger leader" than Barack Obama.
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All fell in the near vicinity of Yellowstone National Park in Montana and Wyoming, a place Fenn frequented as a child — and a place he fawned over in his memoir.
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But when I got back to my desk, my coworkers all fawned over how great I looked and told me I had no choice but to go out that night.
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Kim Kardashian West fawned over her daughters Chicago, 13 months, and North, 5½, in a Sunday photo posted to her Instagram account, where the siblings spent some sweet time together.
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Despite her unfounded claims of voter suppression and a history of using voting groups to raise her profile, the media has uncritically pushed her false narrative and fawned over her.
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The "No Problem" artist, 26, fawned over his wife Kirsten and their 6-week-old baby girl Marli Grace on Instagram Thursday, sharing a photo of them cuddled up together.
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Snapchat is the darling of technology: for years, we've fawned over the company for being innovative, using daring interfaces and out of the ordinary tactics to get people to pay it.
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Young Stephen Colbert (1984) from OldSchoolCool Redditors fawned over the young Colbert who looks like a man high on optimism — his big grin, the twinkle in his eye, his voluminous hairstyle.
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The glitzy talent show that launched the careers of Kelly Clarkson, Adam Lambert, Jennifer Hudson and others - spiced with celebrity judges who alternately feuded and fawned - eventually fell victim to declining ratings.
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It's really an eye-opening look at what it's like to balance personal issues with public image, especially in one of the most talked-about and fawned-over families in the world.
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Gadgets are the central characters of any tech ad, the products conspicuously placed into A-listers' hands in your favorite films, and the thing that's fawned over by Good Morning America hosts.
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" Democrats collectively fawned over her, and "Auntie Maxine" is now fodder for the viral news cycle, inspiring gospel remixes and headlines like "Maxine Waters is Back and She's Not Here to Play.
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This mind-set is worsened by the internet, in which top runners are fawned over and videos and a selfie culture can distort what healthy running even among high achievers should be.
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President Donald Trump's former personal attorney used his boss's money to pay someone to run an account called "Women for Cohen" that fawned over the lawyer's looks and abilities as a litigator.
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Fans fawned over his flick (and the moody caption) — but an unexpected conversation around plastic surgery soon began to swirl, thanks to a friend of Drake's who goes by the name of Carnage.
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The "Bodak Yellow" rapper, 26, rocked long yellow nails, a fitted pink dress and white high heels as she fawned over little Kulture, while Offset had his other arm wrapped around his wife.
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In Hollywood, celebrities and politicians who once fawned over producer Harvey Weinstein have come forward to say that they now stand with his accusers, after decades of his well-known abuse of women.
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We broke the story ... Miley and Cody were seen kissing last week at an L.A. eatery, and she confirmed their "morning make out session" and fawned over him and his abs on Instagram.
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In scenes reminiscent of Woody Allen's "Stardust Memories", Godard is fawned over by fans who show little interest in his new direction and ask when he is going to start making funny movies again.
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The record went gold in the UK, its singles broke the Top 40 and it won the Mercury Award for best British album, beating out fawned-over critical favorites like Hail to the Thief.
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The company will start taking orders later this summer when it shows a prototype to select groups at Monterey Car Week where some of the world's most expensive cars are auctioned, flaunted, and fawned over.
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He does not see himself as representing the citizens of the United States (that's the job desc) but himself as a kind of petulant emperor who needs to be fawned over to do his job.
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"American Idol," a competition open to the public, launched the careers of singers such as Kelly Clarkson, Jennifer Hudson and Adam Lambert, aided by celebrity judges who alternately feuded and fawned over discovering new talent.
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He has been featured in dozens of articles, fawned over on late night television, and in Melbourne, Australia, there is even a mural of him — Gokce is pictured, frozen mid-salt, in his cobra-style pose.
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The Dorothy ruby slippers you fawned over in the past might be just a bit over the top (though, hey, if you're into them, go for it!), but there are more stylistically mature options on deck.
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His workplace, where he's constantly sidelined and mocked, is full of the same faces who fawned over him aboard the Callister, including Walton (Jimmi Simpson, Westworld) as the partner who shunted Daley aside as they grew successful.
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These are then fawned over and broken down by everyone (hi!!) in an effort to identify just how Hadid manages to convince us that wearing leggings out of the house is not only okay, but genuinely cool.
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While it should be said that Fox News has some outstanding professional journalists, such as Chris Wallace and Shep Smith, there are others at Fox who fawn over Trump the way Pravda once fawned over Soviet dictators.
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The Haitians, whose soccer-crazed population has always fawned over Brazil and its South American rival Argentina, injected a sense of excitement into this match, even if they saw little of the ball in the opening stages.
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On the contrary, I was glad the article fawned over her looks as well as her talent, because it was the first time I had ever been encouraged to think of an Asian-American woman as beautiful.
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Under the leadership of Mr. Azcárraga's father, Emilio Azcarrága Milmo, Televisa operated in lock step with the long-ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party, broadcasting news coverage that fawned over presidents and programming that glossed over the country's problems.
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Though tragedy struck in July 1999 when the couple were killed in a plane crash in Martha's Vineyard, along with Carolyn's sister, the couple lives on in our minds — and Bessette-Kennedy's personal style is still fawned over.
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A cumulative effect of learning which white men are fawned over in our culture, and which Asian men aren't, was that I also learned to dislike parts of myself that were core to my identity — namely, my looks.
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But cable news' fixation with treating American weapons like products to be packaged and sold for ratings can end up sanitizing and even glamorizing violence -- like when NBC's Brian Williams fawned over the video of Tomahawks being fired.
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He gave her a birthday shout out from the stage in Dublin, fawned over her as he presented her with the MTV Vanguard Award, and let's not forget he even bought a Billboard to congratulate her on said achievement.
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A true catfight is dozens of perfectly primped felines battling for the title of Canada's top cat by schlepping to different curling clubs across the cold country to be fawned over by a rotating cast of judges in cardigans.
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There are, for example, more kyabakura, places where men go to be served drinks and fawned over by women, and "image clubs", where men act out fantasies (minus the climax, at least in theory) in mock doctor's surgeries or train carriages.
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But dig a little deeper into Twitter's dustier corners, and you'll find a huge, interconnected, bafflingly popular collection of fan-made parody accounts — a strange cousin to the Twitter fan club, where celebrities and brands are assimilated, rather than fawned over.
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The headset (a Samsung) and the content weren't the best quality I've seen, but in the context of where I was (nude, in an oxygen bubble, being fawned over in the middle of a weekday afternoon), it was pretty great.
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"I think Steve at that point was so fawned over, and was basically kind of a shy person who was constantly the center of attention, that on some level he liked that I didn't know who he was," Egan said.
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And if keeping up with the Emmy-nominated offerings of services like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime didn't already feel like a financial strain, the launch of Apple TV+ and the fawned-over premiere of Disney+ might have done it.
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The opera presents the queen late in life, still regal and intimidating, yet frail, wobbly on her feet and consumed with insecurity: She believes that the younger Earl of Essex, Roberto Devereux, once her fawned-upon favorite, has been disloyal.
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They were instantly fawned over by the fashion set (designer Hedi Slimane's a long time supporter; they recently released a capsule collection with Equipment, and during his marriage and subsequent split with Kate Moss, Hince became an easy tabloid target).
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" Andrew Bates said in the statement Trump "fawned over Kim Jong -un -- to whom he's made numerous concessions for negligible gain -- joked with Vladimir Putin about our election security and 'getting rid' of journalists, and even expressed sympathy for Turkey buying Russian missiles.
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Dmitry Kiselev, the Kremlin's chief propagandist, fawned over Mr Trump on his flagship Sunday-night show, declaring the new American president to be a "muzhik", or a "real man"—a sharp shift for a programme that had spent years stoking anti-Americanism.
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Iowa is a lovely state with many fine qualities, but is it really so much worthier than Colorado or Nevada or Utah or any number of other states, whose electorates would surely enjoy being fawned over for a political season or two?
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The crown prince has been feted and fawned over from Wall Street to Hollywood, where his acolytes hail his economic diversification and social reforms, including granting women the right to drive and young people the freedom to attend selected foreign movies and concerts.
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"I cared little for them: blondes in high heels who were so anxious to reach the professional level of the men they worshipped, fawned over, served, built up, and flattered that they would stab other women in the back," Barr wrote in New York.
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In the early 00s, music journalists fawned over male musicians like Julian Casablancas and Jack White while giving considerably less airtime to the contributions of female musicians like the Yeah Yeah Yeah's Karen O, Metric's Emily Haines, Rilo Kiley's Jenny Lewis, and White's own bandmate Meg White.
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The problem with Pence is that he has fawned over Trump well beyond even the modest standards of vice presidents discussing their presidents, and he has given the impression that he agrees with Trump on matters which, in my humble opinion, almost every day he does not.
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I even rode the Curt over to the VanMoof HQ where both the co-founder and company CTO fawned over it, impressed not only with the ride, but at the tight integration of the off-the-shelf components (VanMoof prides itself on using components it designs in-house).
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Atari 2600: Similar in size and appearance to an 8-track and fawned over by the same people, the Atari 2600 did merge its form and function with lending space to those wonderfully lush covers that tried to make the 503-bit Breakout look like Chariots of Fire. 7.
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Yes, we fawned over Milly Bobby Brown's Calvin Klein by Appointment poofy princess dress (and those shoes!) and Tracee Ellis Ross wearing all the feathers as they served up major looks, but it was another accessory that kept catching our eye: blue ribbons in support of the ACLU.
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Kim is the most extreme example of the swing, but Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau also went through the cycle (only in reverse): fawned on by Trump as a close family friend when he was in the White House, then lit on fire after hosting last weekend's G7 summit.
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Over the past several years, as culture has fawned over "prestige TV," I used to feel the need to justify my leisure time: that I had to somehow prove that if I was "just watching TV" that at least I was watching the good stuff—the right stuff.
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Wherever he showed his scraggly bearded face, from Yankees Stadium to the New York Press Photographer's Ball, the fatigue-clad prime minister was fawned over like a celebrity—even as animosities between his young revolutionary government and the great superpower to the north were already starting to reach a breaking point.
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Trudeau's official visit is the first for a Canadian prime minister in nearly twenty years, and drew hundreds of spectators, some of whom lined up for two hours to catch a glimpse of the young leader, who has been fawned over around the world since he took office last year.
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Though this isn't always the most positive thing in the world, and reductive retromania is symptomatic of artistic and social malaise, it does mean the artists who are adored but not quite fawned over, can burble away on the back burner, boiling back into view when the mood strikes them.
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Critics have always fawned over Gaggan, the self-described "progressive Indian" restaurant with all sorts of molecular-gastro bells and whistles, but the past few years have seen it rocket to global superstardom, hitting No. 1 on the San Pellegrino Asia's 50 Best Restaurants List for the third time in a row.
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Schlenk has repeatedly fawned over Atlanta's cupboard: In the next two drafts they have all of their own picks, a lottery-protected first in 2018 courtesy of the Minnesota Timberwolves that will likely convey, a top-10 protected first-round pick in 2019 from the Cleveland Cavaliers, and a 2019 second-round pick from the Washington Wizards.
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As a result, we fawned over self-driving cars and next-generation artificial intelligence while questions about the politics of all this new technology — the emotional backlash from manufacturing workers losing their jobs to automation, the interference of foreign hackers in American elections, the ability of partisan opportunists to flood Facebook with propaganda — went mostly unanswered.
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More than any other contestant before her I was fascinated, at least somewhat invested in her story, I casually followed her ascent, the way the British tabloids fawned over her story, and then subsequently tried to pit her against her former mentor, X Factor judge (ex-member of Girls Aloud), and national treasure Cheryl (insert whatever last name she's going by these days).
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Instead, the Zero and all of its anticipated innovations — like wireless USB file transfer that's supposed to be as fast as a wired connection, super fast wireless charging, vibrating screen speaker technology, and haptics-based buttons — went completely ignored and unnoticed as MWC attendees fawned over overpriced foldable phones and 5G promises that won't realistically take shape until 2020 at the earliest.
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As soon as people had binge-watched the show last summer, Wolfhard was whipped away to be dressed in head-to-toe Gosha and Gucci for a string of fashion shoots and fawned over by adult internet super-fans who were more invested in his on-screen romance than the love story of any characters nearer their own age in recent history.
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Win or lose, Buttigieg is the first openly gay American to become a serious presidential candidate, one who landed on the covers of prominent magazines, was fawned over on the most-watched television talk shows, raised exponentially more money than any of the governors in the race, outpaced Beto O'Rourke, outpolled Kamala Harris, caught President Trump's attention, qualified for all of the Democratic debates and more than held his own in each of them.
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