"We just spoke glowingly about Eli — not we, Paul — spoke glowingly about Eli Manning, and he has been a dud for the last four years," Clark said.
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Several of Parrish's colleagues spoke glowingly about the young officer.
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" Another day, Keano said: "Your aura is glowingly bright today.
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" A U.S. News contributor glowingly called it "an extraordinary event.
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The book has been glowingly received in Australia and rightly so.
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And yet many former rivals and colleagues speak of her glowingly.
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On multiple occasions I heard whispers comparing him glowingly to Moses.
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The inhabitants of "Angels" are as glowingly individual as illuminated fingerprints.
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In the audience, Mr. Craft spoke glowingly about the new direction.
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Gorgeous spots like Bondi Beach, Manly Beach and Byron Bay, and the glowingly fresh food eaten by the glowingly fresh people there, are constantly showing up on the Instagram and Facebook feeds of hip global travelers.
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Mr. Ellison had long spoken glowingly of Mr. Hurd's prowess in operations.
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Beto O'Rourke and spoke glowingly of the former presidential candidate on Monday.
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Since their surprise ceremony, Schumer has often spoke glowingly of the couple's marriage.
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The two sides spoke glowingly of what the countries could accomplish by working together.
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"Without doubt, God is at work in Haight-Ashbury," Christian Life magazine glowingly reported.
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Both Google and Huawei have spoken glowingly about their mutually beneficial collaboration around Android.
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After all, two weeks ago, Ryan had introduced him glowingly at the Republican Convention.
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The destination had been reviewed glowingly by The Guardian, Travel + Leisure and Architectural Digest.
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Like dictators do, he hates the media -- unless it reports only glowingly about him.
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Neo-Nazi Andrew Anglin wrote glowingly about her on the Daily Stormer in April 2017.
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White House Chief of Staff John Kelly spoke glowingly of Hicks in a separate statement.
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White House Chief of Staff John Kelly also spoke glowingly of Hicks in a statement.
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Newt Gingrich talks glowingly about Trump being a "pirate" — the very definition of a taker.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted glowingly about Greta Thunberg, the 16-year-old climate activist.
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He glowingly referred to himself as a "dick" in a GQ article early in 2015.
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And he doesn't talk about DC — and the politicians and journalists that populate it — glowingly.
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Falwell glowingly compared Trump to his father due to their shared propensity for eschewing political correctness.
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Such writing is somehow both patiently secular and glowingly devout, aided by John Lambert's luminous translation.
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Dorsey tweeted glowingly about a vacation he took to Myanmar for his birthday in December 2018.
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Her ideas derived in part from the only photographer about whom she spoke glowingly, Eugène Atget.
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As recently as this summer, Mr. Flynn spoke glowingly of his visit to the G.R.U. headquarters.
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A conversation with a former FBI employee, whom Rosie says "spoke glowingly" of Comey, turned her around.
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Near the end of the book, he glowingly relates praise he's received from rappers like Kanye West.
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But one wonders if Reagan would have spoken quite so glowingly of the government's power to help.
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U.S. Ambassador to Israel David Friedman spoke glowingly at the ceremony opening the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem.
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Online and in real life, well-meaning people speak glowingly about leaving a certain tumultuous decade behind.
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One morning talk show host spoke glowingly on Tuesday of seeing the presidential motorcade at 0645 GMT.
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" Wayne Brady, who played Aaron Burr in the Chicago cast of "Hamilton," also spoke glowingly of "Spamilton.
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He speaks glowingly of President Xi and his administration, and the work they're doing across the country.
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Muslim Egyptians will speak glowingly of their Christian brothers and sisters and recount stories of close Christian friends.
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Activists here speak glowingly about the increase in engagement they've seen since Trump's election, especially from young people.
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In The Benedict Option, he glowingly profiles a number of them, including a Catholic community in Hyattsville, Maryland.
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Trump has also drawn criticism for speaking glowingly about Kim, who is accused of numerous human rights violations.
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They are also helping him find housing, he said, while speaking glowingly about his counselor at the clinic.
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Davies, aided by Michael McDonough's cinematography, depicts Chris's dedication in images that are frankly sensual and glowingly lyrical.
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It was glowingly reviewed by conservatives for conservative outlets including the Wall Street Journal and the Washington Times.
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In March, the IMF's managing director, Christine Lagarde, visited Buenos Aires, where she spoke glowingly of the economic reforms.
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Mr. Trump speaks glowingly of President Vladimir V. Putin and underestimates the damage done by Russia in Eastern Europe.
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Columnists and speakers, left and right, wrote and talked glowingly of the man, his contributions and especially his character.
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He publicly embraces Orthodox Christianity and refers glowingly to the doctrine of Eurasianism which stresses Russia's separation from Europe.
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Sitting on a chair on the opposite side of the clubhouse, McCann appreciated the sentiment and spoke glowingly of McCullers.
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Mr. Torshin is a leading figure in Mr. Putin's political party, United Russia, and has spoken glowingly of Mr. Trump.
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Trump also spoke glowingly of negative interest rates in Europe and Japan and took another shot at the Federal Reserve.
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"I'm 'Coach Stapp' to my son's friends," he told Billboard, speaking glowingly of his 9-year-old's Little League team.
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"We hear about side hustles glowingly — it's awesome you can be an Uber driver and also a pharmacist," Quart says.
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The lawyer said both Hassans tried to distance themselves from Shkreli during their testimony despite having spoken glowingly of him.
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And: Elizabeth Warren, often referred to as Pocahontas, just misrepresented me and spoke glowingly about Crooked Hillary, who she always hated!
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But in the months after she arrived in America, as Mata's command of English improved, she spoke glowingly about her mother.
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And I like very much Santo Loquasto's current costumes, with glowingly russet shoes and belts offset by black shirts and trousers.
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The remaining reviews — all posted on either January 27th or 30th, 2017 — are glowingly positive, particularly regarding Agrawal's relationship with employees.
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Last year, however, Ojeda—whose father's family hails from Mexico's Pacific coast—spoke glowingly of some of Donald Trump's hardline immigration positions.
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It's worth noting that Labissiere speaks glowingly of the Hamiltons—Gerald, his wife, Sheneka, and their three children—and calls them family.
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In his annual letter last year, he wrote glowingly about Uber and its ability to have almost "unlimited capital" despite large losses.
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He spoke glowingly of Sanders' candor and conviction in an essay that would earn the teenager top honors in an essay contest.
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Pixelmator's team spoke glowingly of Apple's new API, saying it removed usual development headaches like having to account for different users' hardware capabilities.
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But for the most part, those who attended his events spoke of him glowingly and dismissed concerns about whether he was progressive enough.
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In his interview with The Sunday Times, Dornan spoke glowingly about one of the best roles he's ever taken on his life: fatherhood.
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Hard to argue with that -- years after his 2016 victory, POTUS never passes up an opportunity to reference her ... and never glowingly. pic.twitter.
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She alluded glowingly to Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks even as she urged that President Barack Obama not be re-elected.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday spoke glowingly of negative interest rates and took another shot at the Federal Reserve to a global audience.
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Macy often spoke glowingly of his wife before she was charged for working on an alleged scheme to get their oldest daughter into college.
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Case in point, the Senate recently held a hearing on self-driving cars, during which each committee member spoke glowingly about Tesla's Autopilot feature.
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Yet people whose opinions I respect speak glowingly of grüner's potential, its ability to age and to gain complexity, of the pleasure it offers.
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I've written and spoken glowingly about both the effectiveness of the Cruz campaign and the way Trump has turned the media on their heads.
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Mr. Howe had previously spoken glowingly of both Mr. Cuomo and his father, Mario M. Cuomo, having worked as an aide to both men.
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In a recent conversation with Breakingviews, one Chinese finance professional admitted to personally lending to small companies, and spoke glowingly of double-digit returns.
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Each spoke glowingly about the M.E.K., and said its members had been free to leave since the American military began protecting it in 2003.
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The data isn't out yet on the iPhone X, but everything I've seen and heard about the experience of owning one has been glowingly positive.
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Macy, 69, often spoke glowingly of his wife before she was charged for working on an alleged scheme to get their oldest daughter into college.
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The two men remained friends, and White returned the favor last year when he spoke glowingly about then-candidate Trump at the Republican National Convention.
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In 2017, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau came to Toronto to announce the decision to ask Sidewalk for a plan, and spoke glowingly of its potential.
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After the conversation, the Pakistan Prime Minister's Office put out a statement directly quoting Trump -- a violation of diplomatic protocol -- in which he glowingly praised Sharif.
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The big picture: Trump has been speaking glowingly about Powell, privately and publicly, and she has strong allies in Nikki Haley, Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump.
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Speaking in his home in Borrowdale, the poshest suburb of Harare, the capital, he glowingly lists the opportunities for investment under his much heralded "new dispensation".
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Clark responded that Finebaum had previously spoken "glowingly" about Eli Manning, who Clark argued has been worse than Newton and brought the New York Giants down.
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Collins glowingly introduced Rice to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee during the hearing on her nomination to be United Nations ambassador, but later turned on her.
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Kristen Waggoner, senior vice president of the U.S. legal division of Alliance Defending Freedom, an influential Christian conservative nonprofit, also spoke glowingly of Trump's judicial appointments.
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In one memorable episode, she said that she has sex with her husband every morning (which, good for them) and spoke glowingly about his physical endowment.
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He spoke glowingly of the billionaire businessman at the time, but said Thursday that knowing what he knows now, he never should have accepted Trump's support.
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He has spoken less glowingly about Ryan's own ability to lead due to the shorter House terms and the growing insurgency within the conservative Freedom Caucus.
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This is the bargain Fox News agreed to -- whether knowingly or not -- when it decided that the way to cover Trump was glowingly at (almost) all times.
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Even the venture capitalists who now talk glowingly of his accomplishments were mostly unwilling to pony up cash in the early days of his far-out projects.
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" The "after" story is glowingly recounted in "One World Trade Center: Biography of the Building" (Little, Brown and Co., $35) by Judith Dupré, the author of "Skyscrapers.
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She honed those skills in her first career, as a reporter at Time magazine, where, among other things, she covered the Pentagon and wrote glowingly of Mattis.
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But the relationship between the two seems to have warmed some recently, with Cox speaking glowingly about the energy and attention Trump has brought to the race.
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In 2004, reports surfaced of high-school textbooks in the state of Gujarat, which was then led by Mr. Modi, that spoke glowingly of Nazism and fascism.
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Of course, some negative commentaries can be written off to cranks, just as some glowingly positive ones can be the handiworks of well-intentioned, if inexperienced, travelers.
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"To be totally candid, McDonald's is in a class of their own," said Uber's Liz Meyerdirk, head of business development at Uber Everything, glowingly of the burger chain.
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In a 2011 profile of Newman by Nightly Business Report, Trump is introduced as "one of her biggest clients," and he goes on to speak glowingly of Newman.
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The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Paul Ryan, who refused to campaign with Mr Trump only a month ago, now speaks glowingly of a "unified Republican government".
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Here's Leon, glowingly writing about AT&T's argument for the merger: At the same time, Facebook's and Google's dominant digital advertising platforms have surpassed television advertising in revenue.
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At a May 21 dinner for visiting journalists in Accra, Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia, an economist, spoke glowingly about the many new ways his country is leveraging data.
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After the performance concluded, Kim spoke glowingly of the participants but "seriously criticized" the Games' creators "for their wrong spirit of creation and irresponsible work attitude," according to KCNA.
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When the people on the left talk glowingly of socialism, they tend to talk about a socialism that is a couple large steps down the path of bigger government.
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BuzzFeed News talked to over half a dozen of her friends and colleagues, who spoke glowingly of her unending curiosity, her love of puns, and her impressive knitwear collection.
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Their diet consists of krill (four tons of it per day), and unlike killer whales (which my colleague, Jamieson Cox, glowingly reviewed last year), they don't actually have teeth.
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"I am disappointed in the attorney general," Trump said of Sessions — the same person he glowingly nominated to the position just six months ago — during a press conference Tuesday.
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Mr. Trump's ambassador in Hungary has spoken glowingly about Mr. Orban's grip on power and said that Mr. Trump would love to have the powers of his Hungarian counterpart.
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" In the wake of Comey's firing last May, he wrote another piece for USA Today — a glowingly sympathetic tribute to the just-relieved director, "James Comey is no showboat.
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At a recent event at the London School of Economics he spoke glowingly of politicians in the 1960s and 1970s who campaigned against Britain's membership of the common market.
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William H. Macy often spoke glowingly about his marriage to Felicity Huffman before his wife was charged for working on an alleged scheme to get their oldest daughter into college.
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Speaking on the eve of the inaugural Zozo Championship at Narashino Country Club, Monahan spoke glowingly of what he expects to be a shining moment for the U.S.-based tour.
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Chinese Lives is a standard, conventional documentary filled with interviews with Sigg himself, his wife, Schindler Group colleagues, Wang Guangyi, Cao Chong'en, among others — all who speak of Sigg glowingly.
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We have enough history to determine that regional centers generally do not work, and few complete the projects as glowingly as predicted in their quests for approval, if at all.
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He has won only twice in 222 starts on the PGA Tour, a record that is baffling to his fellow pros, who to a man speak glowingly of his game.
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It came at a time when audiences had tired of atonal experimentalism, and Mr Isserlis's glowingly melodious account of Tavener's meditation on Greek Orthodox themes chimed happily with the popular mood.
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For a guy who's blowing off his Hall of Fame induction ceremony, Terrell Owens sure spoke glowingly about the honor at the Boys & Girls Club ... and TMZ Sports has the video.
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With the Super Bowl the next day, they researched Mr. Trump's football preferences and soon told Mr. Poroshenko to speak glowingly on the phone call about Mr. Brady and the Patriots.
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However, the intercepts alarmed U.S. intelligence and law enforcement agencies, in part because of the amount of contact that was occurring while Trump was speaking glowingly about Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Well, not if it mildly inconvenienced her, she's very busy, but definitely if there was a wage transparency policy already in place, she would not openly and glowingly support overturning it.
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Schumann assembles that scene brilliantly, with the solo soprano (here the glowingly effusive Christina Gansch) offset by a churning orchestra, taunted by Mephisto (Franz-Josef Selig, singing with kid-glove sarcasm).
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Will Eno's two-character mélange of mordant philosophy, slapstick comedy and ample tear-jerking, which Ben Brantley described as a "glowingly dark, profoundly moving new play," will make its final exit.
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American intelligence and law enforcement agencies are alarmed, in part because of the amount of contact that was occurring while Mr. Trump spoke glowingly about the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin.
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Milo Yiannopoulos says his haters are hypocrites for letting George Takei off the hook when he spoke glowingly about his own teenage sexual encounter with an adult ... similar to what Milo did.
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Trump spoke glowingly on Twitter about his trip, which he made the same day he visited Dayton, Ohio, the site of another mass shooting some 13 hours after the El Paso attack.
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The hand-picked audience cheered him repeatedly, especially when he criticized the longstanding U.S. economic embargo against Cuba, spoke glowingly of Cubans' talents and praised the country's achievements in healthcare and education.
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The pair have avoided appearing on the red carpet together, though Falchuk, who has two children from his first marriage, spoke glowingly of his girlfriend in a 2015 interview with Us Weekly.
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" A 2014 AEI report (issued by our education policy program) hailed DCPS's efforts with technology; it was glowingly titled, "Blended Learning in D.C. Public Schools: How One District is Reinventing Its Classrooms.
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Though the man telling the jokes is sitting down (he's in a wheelchair), dying is a stand-up routine in "Wakey, Wakey," the glowingly dark, profoundly moving new play by Will Eno.
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Mohammed Hanif Atmar, a former Afghan national security adviser who put his signature to the strategic security agreement between Afghanistan and the United States, spoke glowingly of the general as a martyr.
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During the campaign, Mr. Trump borrowed phrases from him, used his speech at the 1968 Republican convention as a template for his own convention address, and spoke glowingly of Nixon in interviews.
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While he has long been known for favoring liberal causes and contributing mainly to Democrats, Mr. Ackman spoke glowingly of Donald J. Trump last week at the DealBook conference after his election.
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Trump spoke glowingly of the federal response to the US territory, which has been largely without power since Hurricane Maria hit, despite at times desperate pleas for more help from Puerto Rican officials.
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Though it spoke glowingly of him, The Register's article also chided the senator, known for his optimistic message of American exceptionalism and renewal, for offering a darker assessment about the country's prospects lately.
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In a New York Times Magazine feature in 2000, Jennifer Egan wrote glowingly of the rowdy chat rooms that allowed gay teens to become mired in the same drama as their straight compatriots.
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At a CNN town hall in February, he spoke glowingly of McDonald's ("great stuff") and KFC ("not the worst thing in the world"), while assuring viewers his burger diet was "very carefully" calibrated.
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" Better yet, because the moderators had asked if Paul or Ted Cruz was the true Ron Paul successor in the race, Cruz spoke about Ron glowingly, emphasizing, "I very much respect Ron Paul.
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"Up to $0003,000 in cash bonuses" for qualifying drivers, as has been glowingly reported elsewhere, is nothing to scoff at, especially considering they myriad studies examining the lacking wages rideshare drivers pull in.
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His presidency was marked by somber calls for self-reflection and humbling before God, while former governor of California Ronald Reagan spoke glowingly about American resurrection and the nation being chosen by God.
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Every television ad attacking Mr. Trump concludes with a contrast to Mr. Bloomberg, whose mayoral record and subsequent activism are portrayed glowingly; none of the ads are simply a takedown of the president.
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The intercepts alarmed American intelligence and law enforcement agencies, in part because of the amount of contact that was occurring while Mr. Trump was speaking glowingly about the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin.
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Clancy fans were delighted; fans of the U.S. Marine Corps were delirious when a caller (obviously a jealous, envious-of-Marines individual) demanded that Clancy explain why he wrote so glowingly of Marines.
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He did find one glowingly positive review of Fox's business on Yelp, cleverly signed "John F." There was a time when buying wine futures or pre-arrivals was a way to make money.
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Will Eno's two-character mélange of mordant philosophy, slapstick comedy and ample tear-jerking, which Ben Brantley described as a "glowingly dark, profoundly moving new play," will make its final exit next month.
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He has interviewed several candidates for secretary of state, including the 2012 Republican presidential nominee, Mitt Romney, who attacked Trump throughout the 2016 campaigns but lately has spoken glowingly of the president-elect.
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Later, when he hired a Wall Street Journal reporter who had written glowingly about Bloomberg and his terminal, he entered the news business and rode the 1990s stock-market rally to new heights.
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He talks glowingly about watching Tom Brady win the 20083 Super Bowl — when McVay was 22008 — and revels in getting congratulatory text messages from Patriots Coach Bill Belichick, who is twice his age.
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Hubble has appeared on "disrupter" lists with companies like the direct-to-consumer eyeglasses company Warby Parker and Harry's and its marketing tactics have been described glowingly in a Harvard Business School case study.
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But the intercepts alarmed American intelligence and law enforcement agencies, in part because of the amount of contact that was occurring while Mr. Trump was speaking glowingly about the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin.
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Breitbart News has written glowingly about his campaign, and so has Mr. Danforth, an outspoken critic of Mr. Trump who considers Mr. Hawley an intellectual force not seen in the state in a long time.
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Sarah Paulson and Holland Taylor have demonstrated that age is just a number by speaking glowingly of their love for one another in the press and largely keeping their relationship out of the public sphere.
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Chief Executive Officer Brian Moynihan spoke glowingly of a broad turnaround in the consumer business that began in 210.99, calling its $1.1 billion in quarterly profit a "milestone" on a call with analysts on Tuesday.
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Despite the flub, Falwell, who cut a radio advertisement for Trump last week, was laudatory of the real-estate magnate, glowingly comparing Trump to his father due to their shared propensity for eschewing political correctness.
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Cruz has repeatedly spoken glowingly of Abbott on the campaign trail, frequently recalling the charge that Abbott gave him -- to find constitutional fights where the Texas Attorney General could get involved, and to wage them.
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The Cornhuskers started four sophomores in Monday's 72.23-45 exhibition win over Chadron State, although Miles spoke glowingly about 6-8 freshman forward Isaiah Roby, who led all scorers with 16 points off the bench.
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Arena was the one who originally brought Dempsey into the fold during his first run as the national team's boss more than a decade ago, and Dempsey spoke glowingly of Arena's influence on his career.
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Theater Will Eno's two-character mélange of mordant philosophy, slapstick comedy and ample tear-jerking, which Ben Brantley described as a "glowingly dark, profoundly moving new play," will make its final exit on April 2.
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Proponents of such reforms speak glowingly of Paris's municipal government, which a decade ago brought its water companies in-house and has created a mechanism for enabling local people to hold the new operation to account.
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Lavish ceremonial and cultural events on prior trips elsewhere have pleased and impressed Trump to a great extent, and he has spoken glowingly of military parades and royal ceremonies he has experienced on other foreign trips.
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Beneficiaries of the DREAM Act are described glowingly by their advocates and many in the media as the best and brightest who, if their full potential could be tapped, would enrich the nation and its treasury.
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In early December, Dorsey posted glowingly about a recent trip he made to Myanmar to meditate, ignoring the fact that Myanmar is a country where social media platforms like Facebook have helped spur an attempted genocide.
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Now, as she runs for president herself, Warren has distanced herself from some Obama's policies but has also spoken glowingly about the time in 220006 when she met Obama — who remains enormously popular among Democratic voters.
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I mean the reason why Charlie and I started looking at that actually was because we had obtained these documents that showed Facebook marketing team actually kind of speaking glowingly about their work with the Trump campaign.
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"But the intercepts alarmed American intelligence and law enforcement agencies, in part because of the amount of contact that was occurring while Mr. Trump was speaking glowingly about the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin," the Times wrote.
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The retired players Kim Clijsters, Lindsay Davenport, Mary Joe Fernandez and Martina Navratilova held a news conference after their exhibition doubles match on Sunday at the United States Open and spoke glowingly of American women's tennis success.
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Mr. Sater said he was eager to show video clips to his Russian contacts of instances of Mr. Trump speaking glowingly about Russia, and said he would arrange for Mr. Putin to praise Mr. Trump's business acumen.
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Here's a challenge: Stop looking for the shiny new guy who's bringing in the clicks and ratings, and start covering the qualifications of the female candidates just as substantively — and, when deserved, just as glowingly — as the men's.
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Last year he was glowingly profiled in the official Beijing Daily, which described his time fighting the Vietnamese, accompanied by black-and-white pictures of the then 26-year-old in a trench and pointing to a map.
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Kelly has that tough-guy New Yorker bravado that Trump loves, and when he was a candidate, Trump spoke glowingly of the "stop and frisk" policy at the NYPD under Kelly, which a court struck down as unconstitutional.
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Compact and glowingly musical, the album reworked silent film scores and nimble kalimba phrases into a humming city tableau, on which the young rapper sulks through his writhing neighborhood with the moral baggage of an Arthur Miller lead.
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The result is that if President Clinton wants to speak glowingly of his own record in the White House, he will have to do it in the kind of general and ineffective terms that make speeches go bad fast.
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While Henry spoke glowingly about the six-time Super Bowl champion on the Bussin' with the Boys podcast, the running back then was asked by former teammate Will Compton if he'd like to see Brady play for the Titans.
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During a visit to London this month, which overlapped with Trump's working visit to the UK, Bannon spoke glowingly of Johnson in several interviews and urged him to challenge Prime Minister Theresa May for the leadership of the Conservative Party.
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Though she's claimed to have served as a top official in the Clinton-Gore White House, and spoken glowingly of her time there, a 20173 PEOPLE investigation revealed that she had inflated her title and success as a political appointee.
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Amy Krouse Rosenthal, who is terminally ill with ovarian cancer, penned a stunning essay for this week's Modern Love in the New York Times in which she glowingly recommends her husband, Jason, and urges someone to swipe right on him.
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But in the interview, she expressed interest in the state of the Met, praising its selection of Yannick Nézet-Séguin as its next music director and speaking glowingly about the time she spent working with James Levine, its music director emeritus.
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I knew from Conner that Basil was an important figure in the Berman circle, as he spoke glowingly about her a number of times during our friendship, but, until I read Chapter 21, I knew little else about this fascinating individual.
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Mr. Stallone's Oscar nomination, for his supporting performance in "Creed" — the seventh film in the "Rocky" franchise, which won him his last Oscar nominations four decades ago — has left him, by all outward showings, enormously grateful and glowingly proud, if slightly befuddled.
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A survey by polling firm Datafolha says Silva has 30 percent support for the first election round, compared to 20063 percent for his closest rival, Congressman Jair Bolsonaro, a former army captain who speaks glowingly about the country&aposs 1964-1985 dictatorship.
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Trump has narrowed the field for secretary of state to four candidates, including the 2012 Republican presidential nominee, Mitt Romney, who attacked Trump throughout the 2016 campaign but spoke glowingly of the president-elect after having dinner with him earlier this week.
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It's easy to mourn the lack of civility in contemporary American politics; politicians on both sides talk glowingly about the time when Ronald Reagan could invite Democratic House Speaker Tip O'Neill to the White House for a drink to work out a conflict.
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Dreamy and melancholic, the sequence is infused with love lost, and spiritually condenses the first episode of Scenes from a Marriage, in which Marianne and Johan are interviewed for a magazine, speaking glowingly about each other, they are idealized as the perfect couple.
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In the book, he writes glowingly about his stint there but doesn't shy away from the debauchery that went on backstage, including some of his own ("I only did cocaine to stay awake to make sure nobody else did too much cocaine," he writes).
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He noted how much money the super-PAC supporting her, Priorities USA, is taking from hedge funds and spoke again about her flip-flop on trade, only just coming out recently in opposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership she had previously glowingly touted as secretary of State.
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That same magazine routinely prints and celebrates the writing of Ta-Nehisi Coates, who once suggested that 9/11 responders were "not human to me," and has written glowingly of Peter Singer, the Princeton "ethicist" who has suggested that murdering newborns may not constitute actual murder.
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Beyonce is rumored to "have ties" to the company; Paltrow's Goop brand glowingly recommended the product; Winfrey posted a lengthy video to her personal Instagram account as a cross promotion for Juicero and A Wrinkle in Time; Roll had Evans on a nearly two-hour episode of his podcast.
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"Jim Justice is this year's Zell Miller, although it is too late to give him the keynote spot at the Republican National Convention," said Sracic of that iconic moment in 2004 when the former Georgia Democratic lawmaker spoke glowingly of George W. Bush at the Republican National Convention.
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In a choice typical of the book's scope, Kyncl writes glowingly about Vice Media's chief executive and co-founder Shane Smith, and his mission to remake television news for internet natives ; many of Vice's raw, on-the-ground videos were hosted on YouTube before they graduated to HBO.
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People who knew him growing up spoke glowingly of how his personality, inherited from his father, was "built" for the place his talent had taken him—that place being the mound at Kauffman Stadium, starting Game 1 of the World Series as his team's ace, one of baseball's most exciting pitchers.
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Janet Jackson is back with her first single since 2015's Unbreakable LP. "Made for Now" is a bright and breezy summer song, a piece of music so intentionally global and glowingly positive that it could soundtrack a blockbuster movie about the UN holding a dance-off for world peace.
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While Mr. McCain, who is being treated for brain cancer and has spoken bitingly of Mr. Trump in recent weeks, glowingly praised his home-state colleague for his "integrity and honor and decency," he did not use the Senate floor to second Mr. Flake's worrisome message of a government and nation at risk.
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Vogel, 42, has won more N.B.A. games than any Pacers coach before him, worked briefly for the Los Angeles Lakers as an advance scout during Jackson's coaching reign there, has spoken glowingly of Jackson's stylistic influence on the sport and flattered him further by hiring Brian Shaw, a Jackson protégé, as an assistant in Indiana.
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The warnings come after the US Treasury Department issued sanctions against three high-level North Korean officials last week that seemed aimed at driving a wedge between President Donald Trump, who has spoken glowingly of leader Kim Jong Un, and the rest of the administration, which is pursuing a "maximum pressure" campaign against Pyongyang.
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Over the years, as I've nervously jumped my way through a succession of professional and personal hoops, with varying degrees of effort, I've thought a lot of a moment in Tama Janowitz's 1985 short story ''Spells,'' in which the protagonist, Eleanor, is forced to listen to her boyfriend go on glowingly about his overachieving ex-girlfriend.
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And though Buckley herself knows well the path trod by Violet Valenski (Elle Fanning) in Teen Spirit, the character she so glowingly portrays would never compromise her art by competing on TV. Directed by Tom Harper from a script by Nicole Taylor, Wild Rose is a love letter to country music, Glasgow, and the enduring, messy strength of mother daughter relationships.
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As we wrote at the time of the announcement referencing a blog post by CEO Sundar Pichai, "Greene will run a new integrated enterprise cloud businesses, that will combine Google for Work, Cloud Platform, and Google Apps with a new consolidated product, engineering, marketing and sales team…," Steve Herrod, who is managing partner at venture capitalist General Catalyst and former CTO at VMware spoke glowingly of Greene.
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The note was accompanied by a boastful news release and distributed just hours before the airing of a taped episode of "The Dr. Oz Show," where Mr. Trump spoke glowingly of his own health, but got little by way of questions or pushback from the daytime television celebrity Dr. Mehmet Oz. Mr. Trump's newest letter came as he has been criticized for declining to release in-depth records related to his health, taxes and personal fortune, as well as his businesses.
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