And Baby2Baby and Shutterfly graciously brought them down to celebrate.
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Next time someone gives you a compliment, accept it graciously.
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If only it could expire as graciously as Mr Perot.
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" He added, "You've very, very graciously invited me here tonight.
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It is dangerous even if he concedes, immediately and graciously.
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Rivera had, of course, already been invited, but responded graciously.
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And why is he so graciously helping Boban eat one?
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You very, very graciously invited me here once again tonight.
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Many of the recipients politely and graciously accepted their awards.
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And he graciously, humbly accepted their congratulations when he emerged.
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"We're not talking about people that graciously declined," Leyland said.
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She graciously extended credit to her colleagues, including Republican Reps.
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However, McSally ignored those calls and graciously conceded the race.
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Indignance aside, this episode graciously shares a bit about Tamar Hodel.
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My grandma graciously gives me money to pay for my sessions.
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Our parents will be graciously picking up the tab for that.
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Science editor Liz Lopatto graciously fills us in on the show.
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But he accepted defeat in Iowa graciously, congratulating winner Texas Sen.
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What's next: Look for Don Jr. to accept the statement graciously.
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Bradford City AFC graciously offered to send Hadid a current version.
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And when they're wrong, they're secure enough to back down graciously.
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You've probably tried to graciously get away, but you feel trapped.
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Other RAs graciously covered my "on duty" nights at the dorm.
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He graciously obliged, and I snapped the photo on my iPhone.
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Even Mr. Jammeh initially agreed, phoning his opponent to graciously concede.
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Asked if he would like a drink, Mr. Porter accepted graciously.
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He says she heard his points about campaign finance reform graciously.
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" She added graciously, "Nobody has to be pissed off on my behalf.
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Donations are graciously accepted and will go to The Mexican Museum fund.
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So I try to deal with it as graciously as I can.
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My parents (mostly my mom, once she divorced) graciously covered my tuition.
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She graciously went track by track through Imagine, answering questions via email.
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Graciously, he proceeds to give me a quick "Meditation for Dummies" lesson.
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It's hard for anyone to graciously accept the fact that they're wrong.
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And John Stamos, handsome and generous man that he is, graciously agreed.
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The 19-year teaching veteran says that Trump accepted the letters graciously.
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The hosts will graciously accept the prize even as they groan inwardly.
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He graciously did it, and they won umpteen titles because of it.
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Why couldn't I graciously accept the favor and go about my day?
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"It's quiet, it's private, and they'll be graciously received," Mr. Damgard said.
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Examples are giving nominees a confirmation hearing, or graciously accepting election results.
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They graciously offered us a baggage claim area that they would secure.
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Accept defeat if it must come your way, graciously and with class.
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I don't have loans from undergrad; my grandparents graciously paid for my education.
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"We had a commonality, we know the technology world," Mr Icahn graciously allowed.
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We had become friends over the years, and he graciously agreed to help.
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Branson's friend gave the $2 million to the impersonator, "incredibly graciously," Branson says.
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If the BDP loses, it is assumed that it would graciously bow out.
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"We are very much a product of Toronto," says Spearin, graciously and steadily.
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Here he is graciously receiving a pinewood derby car from a young fan.
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He introduces himself and his two young boys then graciously ushers us in.
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Gym bae bought it, graciously lapping up my lies like strawberry whey powder.
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Instead he graciously answered questions as other shoppers wandered by eyeing us curiously.
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"My greatest compassion," he graciously said, "will be for our own struggling citizens".
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She graciously expresses gratitude that he has apparently learned something from the experience.
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"I like mine salty," Gates graciously said when the teacher gently corrected him.
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When they are wrong, an institution with integrity will graciously accept constructive criticism.
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But Reid has apologized for her comments, an atonement Crist has graciously accepted.
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"Oh, this was from Akira, and it was like $30!" she offered graciously.
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I asked Will if I could revise it, and he graciously said yes.
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They've been going on daily paparazzi walks, which the tabloids have graciously documented.
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"The heir to the throne graciously accepted the invitation," the prime minister said.
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They responded very graciously, and we've been in a conversation with them since.
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I head down there, and they graciously allow me to buy two of them.
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Did Trump graciously defer to the E3, or did he simply have no choice?
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She graciously pays us, even though I would do it for her for free.
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Hilton Garden Inn Phoenix Airport North - graciously paid for my my dad's Hilton points.
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Stone, 27, even graciously offers the cameraman a cold beer during the intimate interview.
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" Mahan graciously says, "I don't care what people think about how I express myself.
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I think it's important that we challenge that graciously, always from the high ground.
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The Oscar-winning actor graciously obliged and took a cute selfie with the fan.
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The bar menu is not automatically presented to diners but graciously provided upon request.
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Johnson has graciously left the stage, saving himself from further embarrassment, if that's possible.
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Which brings us to arguably the most awkward part: how to say no graciously.
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Had I been I asked, I would have graciously declined to keep things uncomplicated.
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But if anyone would like to leave me their cone hoard, I'd graciously accept.
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Suddenly, he is thanking guests for coming and graciously accepting compliments about the crudités.
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Podcast recommendation graciously offered by Phoebe Lett of The New York Times podcast club.
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Podcast recommendations graciously offered by Phoebe Lett of The New York Times podcast club.
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V. graciously cooks us a dinner of fish curry and rice before heading out.
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The evening was graciously introduced by the ballerina Maria Kowroski, the company's senior principal.
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Luckily, ML graciously puts up with my OCD about exploring the entire solution space.
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T. graciously wakes up with me so that we can do our morning routine.
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The director graciously took time out of her Sunday afternoon to show us around.
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Most of these were too stretchy for Will, but he graciously kept a few.
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You started out so well — realizing that a compliment was intended and responding graciously.
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"I graciously thanked him for it and promised I would try it out," she reports.
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Verlander graciously thanked those whose votes he received, as has been the fashion of late.
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They were eating food that'd come from "the family garden," as she graciously called it.
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My boyfriend complies and graciously says thank you, even though the guy had major 'tude.
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The team is graciously inviting you to use their data to find the next exoplanet.
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Bon Jovi graciously posed with the happy couple and the Elvis impersonator who married them.
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" "Scooter has had your back since the days you graciously let me open for you!
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She graciously agrees to pay for the shipping cost, as supplies and canvases add up!!
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"Pepper on top, right?" he asks, graciously remembering that I like pepper on my berries.
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Nev starts graciously and says Max is irreplaceable, but adds the show must go on.
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These responses have helped me respond graciously and honestly to most requests for my time.
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Yet he's graciously agreed to let me take his unsullied beauty out for a spin.
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Corden very graciously offers his services to Smith as the potential face of Just Water.
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I accepted the offer graciously, and I still use my Capital One Platinum card today.
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At this point, it's not even clear if Trump would graciously concede if he lost.
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MR. SECRETARY, THANKS AGAIN FOR ALL THE TIME YOU SO GRACIOUSLY GAVE US THIS MORNING.
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He responded graciously and offered that it was his subjects who were worthy of attention.
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She blew out the candles, posed graciously for countless photographs and accepted cheek kisses galore.
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He's exceptionally charming; all day, he fielded questions graciously, smiling and laughing, joking and gossiping.
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Some of you graciously responded to my recent request for your memories of catalog shopping.
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My company has very graciously allowed me to take about six months of maternity leave.
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Not Jamie though -- he sat through that whole dang thing and graciously paid respects afterward.
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That got cleared up though, and she graciously smiled for the camera without further incident.
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The first step was the application: a long Google Form that Kelsey graciously filled out.
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But the food from a concise menu is anything but: refined, excellent and graciously served.
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And everyone else on the plane is either irritated or graciously pretending that they're not.
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The singer graciously stepped outside the office to pose for photos and chat with his fans.
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He wants to treat me for date night and graciously pays himself, instead of us splitting.
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The Chargers graciously chose this final, worthless preseason game to honor the military—should be interesting.
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A gentleman graciously avoids the appearance of physical threat, even when he does not intend it.
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Becca graciously invites three kids — from central casting, I hope — to coach her men through dodgeball.
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If you're the ambitious type that loves to tinker, daftmike has graciously outlined his process. See?
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In his French-accented English, Mr. Boulez explained the music without jargon, taking all questions graciously.
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We watch as he graciously declines the offer to be an "Uncle" to Maggie and Malkie.
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Mr. Pino graciously invited me into his home, and we sat on the couch to talk.
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Dean graciously offers to help me get back to Boston to celebrate with now former colleagues.
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But, being the polite man that he was, he graciously allowed me to take his picture.
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It's important to graciously accept and acknowledge every gift, no matter its monetary value, she said.
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As fans flocked around him, Mr. Keillor graciously deflected questions, directing queries back to the scrum.
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But I humbly and graciously accept my Razzie and I thank you critics, thank you fans.
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Luckily, Hemsworth graciously brought the scene with him to show Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show.
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Soon afterward, appearing before cameras, Mr. Trump spoke calmly and graciously, saying that Americans owed Mrs.
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Baby Monkey told us that the book needed to be 200 pages, and we graciously complied.
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Before I begin, I want to thank President Niinistö of Finland for graciously hosting today's summit.
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Before I begin, I want to thank President Niinisto of Finland for graciously hosting today's summit.
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Applegate ran through the lobby with a glass of champagne but graciously stopped for fan photos.
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What would Trump's army do if he were compelled to leave but refused to graciously comply?
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Roosevelt had graciously traveled to Stamford every year to visit students and lecture on many subjects.
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Before I begin, I want to thank the president of Finland for graciously hosting today's summit.
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A Russian passenger went down the aisle, graciously handing out ring-shaped bread snacks called sushki.
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I'm exhausted, so B. graciously finishes the laundry I started earlier and makes my lunch for tomorrow.
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He graciously called me at 3AM today so we could talk about some specifics for our design.
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But now, the isolationist nation has graciously informed the world that dog meat is actually a superfood.
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What if Kyle's old life was a hell from which his own brain had, graciously, saved him?
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After a fan pointed out that Dorfman easily beat Cameron, he graciously celebrated his fellow reality star.
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The nurses are so kind; they care for Mom gently and graciously, without a touch of impatience.
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" And you kneel on the floor and graciously lap it all up and gargle, "I love you.
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Venus's connection to Saturn will find people working together maturely and graciously to build a better future.
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The soldier received a Medal of Honor from President Obama 6 years later, which he graciously accepted.
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Most hotel concierges will graciously hand out bags at no charge to guests when they check in.
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He graciously accepted one cookie from a homemade batch brought by a regular, but for later consumption.
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She graciously got my boarding pass for me since I was late and we head through security.
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Our speakers have graciously agreed to spend part of the day at the show participating in CrunchMatch.
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Graciously, Harvard allowed me to defer my fellowship in the hope of better news in the future.
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" Rather than being sour, Hsiao graciously said he believes in Sprig and its "long-term value for customers.
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As Wallace told Trump, losing graciously and respecting the results of elections is a long tradition in America.
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Bourg graciously exited the show after predicting that Renae, the other contestant at risk for elimination, was safe.
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To Mr. Rudnick, who dresses conservatively and always behaves graciously, it's not just funny, it's pertinent subject matter.
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When Clinton graciously committed herself to campaigning for Obama and unifying the party, I was sad yet proud.
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I haven't eaten all day, and his mom graciously warms up a bowl of leftover chili for me.
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For example, it happened to Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard, which Bell graciously explained on Friday's The Talk.
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Gotta hand it to Brandi ... who graciously accepted the plaque despite the fact it looked NOTHING like her.
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When he left, he graciously, though robotically, posed with fans who wanted a precious selfie with the singer.
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My coworker graciously comps our drinks so we only have to pay for the little food we ordered.
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Gay male sex in Jamaica carries a ten-year prison sentence, though the country graciously tolerates rainbow flags.
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At any rate, he was there, ever so graciously and patiently, at my side through the entire process.
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But Mommy, as he calls her, hovered graciously throughout the interview, by turns soothing, cajoling and spiritedly taunting.
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Earlier that morning at Berkshire Hathaway's headquarters, Buffett graciously hosted me and my classmates from Wharton Business School.
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The stomachache from the day before didn't return, and instead, my body welcomed the lunch, accepting it graciously.
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The whole arena then serenaded the newly minted 43-year-old as he graciously waved to the audience.
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I think the criticism is totally valid, but I also think the Academy has handled it pretty graciously.
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Graciously, she said, officers waited to handcuff her until she was in the back of their patrol car.
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By graciously reaching out to Chamberlain and forgoing score-settling, Churchill carried the day — and, ultimately, the age.
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I broke the news to my boss, who had graciously agreed to let me work remotely from Philly.
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He had graciously asked if I wanted to be his muse for his new line for Lane Bryant.
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Their security guard eventually approached her table and offered an introduction, which Livvia and her friends graciously accepted.
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And she has graciously agreed to join us this week to answer all of our questions about drones.
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Before I begin, I want to thank the President [Sauli] Niinistö of Finland for graciously hosting today's summit.
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Wood obliged graciously, with a recognizable movie-star rictus that appeared throughout the night, mostly for various strangers' smartphones.
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If one of the kids (or Elyse) vomited on the Tilt-a-Whirl, the camera graciously didn't show it.
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Urie hands her a Grumpy Cat-looking furry baby, which Swift graciously accepts after turning down an engagement ring.
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It's still an open case but Glamour has graciously gathered all of the evidence in support of this claim.
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Dr. Easton graciously obliged to share his memories of growing up alongside Project Vanguard in a post for Motherboard.
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Stream Tricot's 3 below and read on for a Q&A with the band, graciously translated by their management.
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She graciously acknowledges a traffic guard yelling at her to mind the cars while completely ignoring him as well.
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One thing is clear — Smith is living his best life and he's graciously given us all access to it.
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My friends and family graciously did that for us, hosting a lovely pre-wedding tea and post-wedding dinner.
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It is a rich, compelling portrait of a profession that rarely receives the dignity it so graciously affords others.
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Then, even more graciously, they allow us to pray for future inhabitants to whom we hand the keys. 2.
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You should accept your fate graciously, and not seek to deny or discredit those who your behaviour has affected.
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Williams said Osaka responded graciously, thanking Williams for standing up for herself and telling her to continue blazing trails.
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I just as graciously declined, pulled off my protest—thank you very much—and graduated on June 4, 1981.
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"He so graciously sent a letter with the script that no one else was able to read," King said.
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I asked my friend, Dev Hynes, if he would accept to play my partner, and he very graciously did.
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My life is now dedicated to helping other people achieve the things that have been graciously given to me.
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"I think we felt we weren't going to win so it was better to withdraw graciously," Gilbert told Reuters.
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Corbett didn't have a date to an Oscars party Walters was throwing and his agent graciously helped him out.
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Your honor, I wholeheartedly want to thank you and your staff for graciously allowing each victim to be heard.
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D'Alessandro also extols the value to your brand of graciously accepting defeat when you lose an argument for funds.
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I am normally not good at saving so my younger sister has graciously walked me through brokerage with Vanguard.
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Although Professor Chomsky was extremely busy, because of our past intellectual exchange, he graciously provided time for this interview.
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Tennon graciously presented his wife in a hot pink dress on the red carpet at the Oscars in 2018.
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In his second letter, Johnson graciously offered to come to Brussels for an additional European Council before the Oct.
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A recent enlistee, Seyward Darby, the executive editor of The Atavist Magazine, wrote a recommendation letter for me graciously.
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There's been some rebuilding but several residents who graciously shared time with me are less than pleased with it.
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There's been some rebuilding but several residents who graciously shared time with me are less than pleased with it.
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My friend came back and said that he was with his family and that he very graciously said no.
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"The Sackler family has graciously supported The Met for 50 years and has not proposed any new contributions," said Weiss.
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She was all of us, bearing our injustices with measured dignity, graciously smiling at insults, calmly explaining why we belong.
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Newsweek, meanwhile, praised Burns's ability to graciously "humanize" the losing side in a cultural battle it viewed as definitively over.
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Mignola graciously spoke to io9 about the past, present, and future of Anung Un Rama during a recent phone call.
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Climate change activist Greta Thunberg graciously let Critters 3 star Leonardo DiCaprio post an Instagram pic with her on Friday.
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First, he graciously updated us on the status of the maybe-engaged Miley Cyrus and his little bro, Liam Hemsworth.
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And she's graciously agreed to field your questions about what is hands-down the biggest science story of the year.
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The bar graciously picks up our tab for the night and makes sure we get a ride to the hotel.
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The women in the video, who graciously shared their stories with us, prove why communities like this are so important.
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"Vera Wang graciously allowed me to add a few touches to my dress as my own addition," Luckett tells ESSENCE.
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In a separate letter in September 2010, bin Laden graciously thanked Mullah Omar for a letter he had sent him.
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It means being supporting, not kicking someone when they're down, and respecting the privacy that we all so graciously deserve.
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Live's favorite high school teacher, Richard Curtis, is graciously thanking fans for all of their support these past few months.
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Most of his videos, which he's graciously put on YouTube, are simple walking shots of train stations or city streets.
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A man of incredible intellect & character, Charles has graciously shared his wisdom & humor with countless loyal viewers & readers, myself included.
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She graciously lifted it up to the window's fluorescent light so I could get a better view of its label.
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Bey even graciously brought Swift on stage to finish her acceptance speech, giving her an opportunity to thank the fans.
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He graciously answered some Canada-centric questions for me: Q: Who are the Canadian athletes who are really standing out?
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It's an emotional time and I graciously ask for privacy for me, our children and the rest of our family.
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"If we lose, we will lose graciously and get ready for the next fight," Mr. McMurray said in a statement.
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Right: In 2001, the artist Al Taylor's widow, Debbie, graciously gave me a tour of their apartment in New York.
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"Just got off the phone with my opponent, @RickSaccone4PA, who congratulated me & graciously conceded last Tuesday's election," Lamb tweeted Wednesday.
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We decide to eat at Chipotle — K. graciously pays for my chicken burrito bowl, chips and guac, and Mr. Pibb.
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To their credit, the 'La La' folks graciously handed over their Oscars when the "Moonlight" cast and crew came up.
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The Republican debate audience graciously applauds former Pres George H.W. Bush, a fine man who would barely fit in today's GOP.
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Cagle also compliments the actress on being "the most beautiful person on Earth," which she replies to graciously with a laugh.
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All of the staff served us most graciously and when we finished dining, we were presented with a bill for $5.00!
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I enjoy having good conversations with N. He graciously pays, stating it's a birthday dinner and my heart feels so full.
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"She's an incredible person, Angelique is, and she's a really good friend, so I'm really happy for her," she graciously remarked.
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Once bed bugs staged their comeback around the 2000s, Harlan graciously shared his bed bugs with the rest of the field.
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"I think you need to have a shower now," James jokingly told the Grammy winner, who graciously agreed with his suggestion.
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When they lip sync for their lives they are, in fact, graciously providing sustenance for the rest of us as well.
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He can step away graciously, surprising everyone and, because he has set the bar so low, even earning some slight respect.
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"Just got off the phone with my opponent, @RickSaccone4PA, who congratulated me & graciously conceded last Tuesday's election," Lamb said on Twitter.
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Murray graciously posed for photos, The Times said — offering one liners and even sharing his Junior Mints with two young boys.
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She graciously congratulated Mr Sanders for generating so much excitement with his campaign and especially for his success with the young.
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Phelps handled both occasions graciously, acknowledging the frustration of seeing his records go down but congratulating both swimmers on their feats.
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Is he able to graciously accept criticism from civil society and media and engage in discourse that is inclusive and conciliatory?
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"A man of incredible intellect & character, Charles has graciously shared his wisdom & humor with countless loyal viewers & readers, myself included," Sen.
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But don't worry, because Rihanna has graciously answered our follow-up questions about what to wear it with lime green nails.
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However, if Taco Bell would like to show their appreciation in the form of gift cards, I would graciously accept them.
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Jeff had helped me with my very first puzzle the year before and graciously declined any co-authorship credit back then.
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The message is that debates are something Clinton graciously concedes to rather than participates in as part of the democratic process.
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But they graciously allowed a few New Yorkers who happened to be vacationing down the road to take a look around.
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And she remembered how the Newport group reached out afterward, so graciously, to congratulate the Ritz on its second-place finish.
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The gangster, Ralph DeMasi, nearly 80, had graciously invited me to the squat Massachusetts house in which he rented a room.
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More importantly, the program proved that wonderful and talented mentors from around the region and globe would graciously support the founders.
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The White Lady (Ida Nevasayneva) presides graciously over the nuptial celebrations, which, though occurring in Provence, are danced in Hungarian style.
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Trump can graciously accept Jackson's decision -- seizing on those terrible Democrats who won't let a "fine man" like Dr. Jackson serve.
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I flagged down a private fishing boat of part-time Ocracoke residents who graciously let the photographer and me scramble aboard.
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He accepted the puzzle two days later and graciously slotted it to be published only two and a half weeks later.
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"It's an emotional time and I graciously ask for privacy for me, our children and the rest of our family," she shared.
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More importantly, for those who have amazing positive energy to send my way, I will gladly and graciously receive it with love!
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She smiled with a demure crook of her head and thanked me graciously, like a Southerner, not an internationally known opera star.
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"The last photo with Dr. Natalie Christopher who graciously gave such a wonderful interview for my book," she wrote beside the image.
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During the prize-giving ceremony, Kate graciously collected a giant wooden spoon — the prize designated for the captain whose team finished last.
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Daar graciously accepted the loss, thus making history as the first leader in Africa to hand over power peacefully to a successor.
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Joan graciously agreed to carry our bill and introduced us to another cancer survivor, Carla Kimball, who joined our Pink Plate campaign.
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But Watkins also (graciously) lends her hair care routine to her thousands of followers via video links posted to her account. 210.
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I slunk somewhat sheepishly back to the email thread to ask for an interview with the site's founder, and Riedle graciously agreed.
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Reading those letters, I saw that my father had consciously and deliberately passed the baton to Bowerman, who graciously and carefully accepted.
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Lucky for us, Milo Ventimiglia graciously stepped in to make one thing abundantly clear — Jess is not the father of the baby.
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Having slipped into their clown costumes, Kai explains that Gary needs to be sacrifices and the one-handed graciously accepts his fate.
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Contact with the monarch is verboten according to royal protocol, yet the Queen graciously took no offence and even returned the embrace.
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The same day, the academy issued an announcement saying Mr. Dylan had called them earlier that week to graciously acknowledge the award.
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I watched her graciously accept congratulations from strangers on her huge, pregnant belly as we flew back to New York that night.
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"You have come to Greece to make art visible, graciously offering to purchase the participation of invisible exoticized 'Others,'" the group wrote.
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Trump Vodka, on the other hand, did actually make it out of the warehouse, before the brand was graciously canned in 2011.
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After meeting in the lobby of the Plaza, one of Havana's not-so-graciously fading grand hotels, we hit the open road.
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I spent a portion of my engagement trip here and found it utterly romantic — but families and kids are also graciously welcomed.
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He then claimed, falsely, to have won major concessions, and graciously declared that it is "presently unnecessary" to consider quitting the alliance.
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"McKenna has graciously agreed to accept his new position until the end of the day (this is his last day)," Moskovitz wrote.
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"Just got off the phone with my opponent, @RickSaccone4PA, who congratulated me & graciously conceded last Tuesday's election," the tweet said in part.
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"It's not good form to reject something someone gave us, it's better to say thank you and receive it graciously," said Dudley.
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This organization was instrumental in introducing us to survivors who graciously educated us about the subject as well as their personal experiences.
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With other gift giving relationships that I have, I would just accept the gift, graciously try to use it if I can.
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The other, Peter Stuyvesant, colonial governor of New Netherland, is graciously extending his hand, waiting to receive offerings brought by the Lenape.
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She graciously allows us to leave our car at her inn while we do our last activity in Oban: The Oban Distillery tour!
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"Basically, a bunch of us just laid into him about how Facebook was destroying journalism, and he graciously absorbed it," the editor says.
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" Hamill then apologized for being a "stick in the mud," and graciously pointed out that the new movies "are more popular than ever.
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Graciously, Animal Emergency & Critical Care of Lynchburg provided a picture of the contents removed from her belly, including all 46 ties lined up.
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Your hissy fit just cost you one of the largest and juiciest roles in the production — Shea Couleé graciously took the role instead.
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The actress and high-heel devotee showed off her glamorous dressing room on Instagram Tuesday, even graciously identifying each pump's respective designer label.
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However, as she explains in a now-viral Facebook post, her offer wasn't graciously accepted — in fact, it basically wasn't accepted at all.
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My coworker graciously pays for my lunch, as we took on a lot of her work this week while she was out sick.
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Brandi Chastain has won a World Cup and gold medals but her greatest achievement is smiling graciously next to this whackass plaque pic.twitter.
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Horowitz and his colleagues graciously welcomed the Moonlight team to the stage, handing over their statuettes and giving director Barry Jenkins the floor.
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We want to thank the people of the Bahamas for their support and for graciously allowing us the privilege of visiting their islands.
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"I do not deny that Congress has some implied authority to conduct oversight as an incident to its legislative power," Barr graciously conceded.
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Both Mr. Washington and Viola Davis, as his graciously resigned wife, won Tony Awards when they played the roles onstage six years ago.
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She deftly steered the conversation away from her own career and achievements, graciously but firmly keeping herself from being the center of attention.
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In hopes of making everyone's trips less stressful, she's graciously passed along some helpful travel tips that she's picked up over the years.
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And finally, there were "NFUS" or "No F--- Ups," which were VIPs who must be welcomed in as quickly and graciously as possible.
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Ms. Soper graciously shares the spotlight, though she remains always at the center of things, her presence warm if wary, charismatic but contained.
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The restaurant is smartly and graciously outfitted with stripes of stone flooring, stylish lighting, a carpet and tablecloths, and has an intimate bar.
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Almost instantaneously, after her speech went viral, there were calls for Oprah to run for president in 2020, which she graciously turned down.
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He graciously makes me coffee (usually I'm the up-early, coffee-making one) and I get dressed and ready while he does so.
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And before him, Bush — surely no fan of Obama, who roasted him regularly on the campaign trail — nonetheless welcomed Obama's transition team graciously.
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That said, if he doesn't win decisively in South Carolina he owes it to the party's moderates to bow out graciously and immediately.
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At home, a wife must "submit herself graciously to the servant leadership of her husband," following Paul's instructions in Ephesians 5:22-23.
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My parents, Russian immigrants who graciously embraced my career path, were able to help me financially in small ways — a car, my books.
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Republican nominee Donald Trump's campaign on Thursday ventured where the candidate won't, and graciously declared President Barack Obama a natural-born American citizen.
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RRE very graciously gave me a little bit of seed capital to get me started and that's when Chain got off the ground.
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Mr. Romney, who in 2016 excoriated Mr. Trump as an amoral con man, graciously accepted the president's Twitter-born endorsement on Monday night.
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Along with graciously allowing us to stream the entire album before its digital release tomorrow, we caught up with Eli for a chat below.
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And recognizing Hilton was helping Kardashian West out, the Keeping Up with the Kardashian's star graciously dubbed the Simple Life star, the OG (original).
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Kelly's graciously-donated body has thus offered NASA an invaluable opportunity to understand what our future Martian explorers will go through along the way.
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Rihanna has oh-so-graciously opened a pop-up at The Webster in Soho, which fans can visit from June 19 to June 30.
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Comey graciously demurred, but we can take his version of events at face value and still find the whole affair a D.C. melodrama. Sen.
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"Mistry has not been able to graciously accept the decision of the very same Board that appointed him," the company said in a statement.
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Graciously accepting the ebb and flow of time that has swept him up and plonked him on prime time TV in two t-shirts.
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It's a really good place to bring a hot date, and the owners have opened the shop up graciously to shows from local producers.
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Returning from his trip in the Middle East, the president has graciously left behind his TripAdvisor reviews for each and every country he visited.
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Legend, who's famously one of the few stars to win an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar and a Tony, graciously accepted Shelton's hilarious gift.
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Teddy, graciously, is comfortable enough with their working relationship to suggest the workload is "90 per cent him and only 10 per cent me".
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European TV network Arte have graciously been broadcasting and uploading parts of this weekend's Sounds from a Safe Harbour festival, held in Cork, Ireland.
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Rather graciously, the many spectators in the hotel prepared the room, pushing back the furniture and setting up an appropriate arena for the match.
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An array of fruits, vegetables, fish, meats, artisan bread and imported drinks lie graciously on wooden shelves, punctuated by 7Fresh's dark green brand color.
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On the day of my visit, the homeowners, Mary and John Gier, ushered me in with warm smiles and graciously served tea and cookies.
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He graciously gave me his insight in person before my first game, as did another local top winner, writer and bookstore owner Tom Nissley.
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In the real city, traffic signals weren't operational so motorists politely paused At intersections, graciously took turns, as one imagination could crash into another.
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It was graciously more mature than the Nicholas Sparks-style fare we've been getting, able to draw more than just the date night crowd.
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Biden, grinning as he stood beside her, graciously offered a compliment: "You did a hell of a job in your job," he said to her.
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Despite claiming earlier that "the Republican nominee is unfit to serve as president," Obama interpreted his immediate post-election duty as graciously passing the torch.
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So basically this is an excellent solution for graciously wrapping up a brutally unsuccessful Tinder date: Give 'em a free ride on the way out.
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She'll still put her hand up on her hip, collect a check from Mona Scott, flex in some Yves Saint Laurent, graciously gifted to her.
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Trump's remarks struck Khan as counter to the values of a country that he says graciously fed and housed him when he first arrived here.
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"Play this song and sing it on your terms / For us / This shit is for us / Don't try to come for us," she graciously demands.
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In 2000, despite charges of vote rigging in Florida when George W. Bush's brother was governor, and after Supreme Court intervention, Gore eventually graciously conceded.
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Dedivanovic so graciously listed the order he used the products in another Instagram post so we can achieve the dewiest skin of our dreams, too.
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"Just want 2 thank Miss @ChrissyMetz again 4 very graciously & selflessly giving up her plus one so I could attend the SAG awards," she revealed.
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I reached him on his cell, congratulated him (graciously, if I may say so) on his victory, and went to address assembled supporters and friends.
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Whether Trump concedes graciously or not, Clinton's election is not going to unify the country, and it doesn't seem at the moment like anything could.
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The bill graciously provides an exception if the woman's sexual partner is deceased, as long as she provides a notarized affidavit attesting to that fact.
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Another company called Karma3, which manages biodiversity waste in Melbourne, Australia, also graciously supplied me 17 ounces of their dry-roasted fly larvae for free.
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He delivered a smooth, confident presentation, graciously thanking "the federation" — Goldman's term for its accounting, financial and other back-office employees — for its hard work.
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"You should accept your fate graciously, and not seek to deny or discredit those who your behaviour has affected," she wrote him, using British spelling.
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The appropriate response, if so slighted, is to take the high road, ignoring your sister's egregious behavior while chatting graciously and conspicuously with everyone else.
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After some off nights, she was in good form again last night and she graciously decided not to lash out against Bernie Sanders on gender.
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" "Honnold and Caldwell graciously allowed us to document their partnership and process in reclaiming the most coveted record in the sport — fastest on El Cap.
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Atwood graciously answered our beginner Qs about her new book's subject matter — outlining everything from creating our own palettes to pairing and utilizing color IRL.
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When he finds his sweater on his little sister, Trudy, whom it fits, there's a bonus lesson in graciously forking over the hand-me-downs.
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This performance went down last Friday, and you see Nic pacing around the room during what we'll graciously call ... his impassioned delivery of Prince's classic.
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While out shopping at a Las Vegas pet store, Reddit user Greed702 happened upon National Treasure Nicolas Cage, who graciously agreed to stop for a photo.
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Zlatan demands that time freezes at the 10th minute—10 happens to be Zlatan's number—, causing all players to stop, and receives a standing ovation graciously.
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The war will rage on into Glesgames XI no doubt but, for now, Jim is on top, and Joe graciously concedes defeat through a tight smile.
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I want to get tea candles since IKEA sells them in bulk, so L., graciously buys them for the apartment since I bought candles last time.
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The fit pup joined the Stanford Women's Crew team for a round of ab bicycles, and graciously shared a snippet of his fitness regimen on Instagram.
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While Target has yet to release its full range of Black Friday deals, they've graciously given us all a sneak peak — scroll through our picks below.
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The Screen Actors Guild Awards was another one for the books with actors graciously taking to the stage to accept their awards during the televised event.
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Luckily, my best friend's dad owns a suite at our alma mater football stadium, so my ticket graciously comes for free, along with food and booze.
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Most divers graciously brushed off the multiple surprises thrown up by their venue, the open-air Maria Lenk Aquatics Centre, which threatened to overshadow their competitions.
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It's people with a lot of money luring people — teenagers and adults — to their product by graciously allowing them to compete for some of that money.
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A statement graciously thanking Alderson for pinpointing the now-fixed issues combined with a promise not to repeat the foul up going forward would have sufficed.
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Flanked by two of his sons, Eric and Donald junior, the winner in chief started his victory speech graciously, thanking volunteers, his family and everyone involved.
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Grab your Moviepass—graciously accepted at the Quad—because after watching Phantom Thread, you're going to wish you had also seen everything that came before it.
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Whether she steps down graciously or hobbles on until her government collapses under the weight of its own contradictions, she is not long for the leadership.
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I've found that my golden rule to saying no to any request is to be as graciously honest as possible, and propose other solutions when appropriate.
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Our recipe—graciously shared by New Orleans restaurant and rum-based bar Cane & Table—goes back to basics by starting with a whole fresh young coconut.
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While his hat-trick only served to increase the hype, he remained obliging, graciously answering the same banal questions about his father that follow him everywhere.
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This year's version of the Rockets does that as well as any other, but they also graciously allow opponents to do the same without much resistance.
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Had Trump spent the first days of his presidency calming nerves and behaving graciously, he might be on the upswing, but instead, he did the opposite.
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Thankfully, Sagine Lazarre, an employee at the Six Corners Mattress Firm, graciously let the comedienne use the bathroom since she was in dire need of one.
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Uber has oh-so-graciously agreed to pay a $7.6 million fine relating to failure to report driver data to the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC).
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The "John Wick" star made headlines in 2015 when he was filmed graciously giving up his subway seat to a fellow passenger with a heavy bag.
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Edmond is a 2012 grad from Stanford GSB, and she graciously shared with us the unedited version of the admissions essay that she submitted in 2009.
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At the time, Will was the only constructor I knew personally, and he graciously agreed to shepherd me through the process of making a Sunday puzzle.
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IKINARI STEAK Don't expect to linger, graciously, at this import, which has grown to have 173 locations in Japan since opening less than four years ago.
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"I just spoke with Senator Bill Nelson, who graciously conceded, and I thanked him for his years of public service," Scott said in an emailed statement.
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" A "Reiki Master" and fan of Dr. Who for 33 years responded directly to Jodi Whitaker, graciously informing her that she "will only ruin the show.
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Simpson proved she'd mastered the closet selfie, and even graciously passed on the skill, on a recent vacation with her husband, retired football player Eric Johnson, 38.
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He thanked everyone multiple times, thanked his fans for standing by him and trusting him, and thanked them for "very, very graciously" inviting him to the ceremony.
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After our graciously home-cooked meal, Rocío Montero Maya, who plays the mayor, lifted her hands and eyes upward at the apartment's lilac walls and floral décor.
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The number of people I need to talk to has doubled, on top of a full-time job that thankfully (knock on wood) has been graciously understanding.
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Daryl, on the other hand, has graciously heeded the directions of whomever slipped that piece of paper under the doorway of his cell in last week's episode.
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The star graciously wanted to throw Delgado a party to help him get over a tough breakup, but the drunken mayhem that ensued only made things worse.
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Onlookers near the majestic space managed to capture the spectacular display and graciously shared the footage with those of us who couldn't make it to the wedding.
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"Scooter has had your back since the days you graciously let me open up for you.!" wrote Bieber, who admitted he hasn't spoken to Swift in years.
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Spicer reminded reporters that not only had Trump just donated his salary, he'd also graciously given up his day job as a businessman to run the country.
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The actress – who will appear on three episodes of the Netflix spinoff Fuller House next month and stars on Hallmark Channel's When Calls the Heart – graciously agreed.
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Instead of recoiling in fear at the sudden appearance of a large, yellow cuddle monster, Kellen graciously gave the stray Pokémon a tour of Mashable's NYC office.
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He also revealed that he wants to make at least four more social thrillers in the next ten years, and I graciously provided him with some ideas.
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At the Trump victory party in Las Vegas, the candidate, flanked by two of his sons, Eric and Donald junior, started his speech graciously, thanking everyone involved.
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OkCupid graciously provided us with some internal data, which informed this infographic and offers a portrait of what the site's users find most attractive in each other.
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Ubisoft, EA and Bethesda showed off their games, and their games were gratefully, graciously received—Ubisoft's show even starred This Year's Tears during its Mario + Rabbids spot.
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When the Supreme Court handed George W. Bush the White House in 2000 even though he lost the popular vote, Al Gore graciously conceded and faded away.
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The comedian Lauren Maul has taken these and graciously turned them into animated videos and original music, a full album of which is available for purchase online.
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Catherine Deneuve graciously cedes the floor as Monique, Wael's adoptive mother and partner-in-crime, who has mastered her part in a nifty fake purse-snatching scheme.
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But to his credit, good guy Kenny graciously tells everyone who showed up that the entire show was difficult, strange, rewarding, and ultimately a whirlwind of emotions.
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The Upper East Siders who designed that first sticker, Zoe Markman and her brother, Stanley, who were 10 and 12 at the time, are stepping down graciously.
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"The Rangers are an Original Six team, play in the nation's largest media market, and have graciously made themselves available to play nearly every year," Miller said.
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How minds and doors got opened by someone who found a way to gently, graciously shift things just enough so that people could imagine a different future.
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Friday, February 7th, marks the eighth Democratic debate, and Disney-owned ABC News has graciously partnered with Disney-owned Hulu to stream the event live for subscribers.
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They compared the Dobre brothers' fan interactions with those of other stars like BTS and One Direction, who treated their fans more graciously during meet and greets.
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He finally worked up the courage to reach out to Coll, who graciously invited Mullan to his test orchard in Ancram, N.Y., to sample the Niedzwetzkyana apple.
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Size: 3,773 square feet Price per square foot: $343 Indoors: Passing under a neoclassical archway, one enters a foyer with chestnut floorboards and a graciously curving staircase.
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Time and again, America has been graced with presidential nominees who, while still smarting from defeat, concede graciously, and encourage their supporters to unify around the victor.
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But AOC's real genius, at least in regard to her skin care Insta story, is how graciously she responded to the predictable criticism that came with it.
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Now she's off watching movies in France and generally excelling inside a life sans ice zombies, so she graciously left her game behind for us to play with.
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He has graciously agreed to join me and five other novices from the city out to the coast and attempt to teach us how to successfully go crabbing.
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The ritual and protocol of a state funeral also forced a graciously Bush-style cordiality between his family and President Trump, who has crudely insulted them for years.
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On the final days of construction, they graciously let us slow them down and help with building the roof, assembling furniture, and painting the exterior of the home.
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I believe that were he here today, he would have graciously accepted any accolades sent his way while simultaneously marginalizing any attempts to put him on a pedestal.
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"Rather than adhere to the tradition of graciously conceding and wishing the winner well, they've opted to waste millions of dollars and dismiss the democratic process," Conway said.
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It is also very important to them that I 'leave graciously' by signing a document saying I agree with all their ideas and I have learned from them.
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When our sailing instructor asked us to stop at the turtle-shaped rock far out in the bay so he could light up his joint, we complied graciously.
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" Between the lines: Francois Hollande, Macron's predecessor and former mentor, writes that he "is certain that reality graciously bends to his will as soon as he expresses it.
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I called up Horvath after he graciously agreed to explain his very complicated study on what he previously termed the "epigenetic clock" like I was four years old.
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Ms. Hahn dispatched fast movements like the Gigue of the D Minor Partita with such fire and panache that the audience erupted in spontaneous (and graciously acknowledged) applause.
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"Please stand," said my host, who had graciously offered to tailor the ceremony — which is normally performed for babies — for me, her adult visitor from the United States.
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"Please stand," said my host, who had graciously offered to tailor the ceremony — which is normally performed for babies — for me, her adult visitor from the United States.
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Rather, CNN debate moderator Jake Tapper began the Republican debate by graciously asking the four remaining presidential candidates to refrain from talking over each other, and they listened.
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To his great credit, Dole felt it was his duty to the nation to graciously accept the result of the election and immediately move on with his life.
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The overwhelmed director graciously singled out his fellow nominees, going so far as to mention using a chainsaw to carve up the statuette and share it with them.
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He is the sort of person who takes the time to talk to hoi polloi's parents at parties and poses graciously for photos with fans at the park.
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Ripley: Right, as so while you've graciously acknowledged these milestones—being the first female acting chief—it's sort of like a trophy you're not sure where to put.
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But what I most remember is that in the midst of all that frenzied activity, I was received graciously and warmly by everyone I met at the mosque.
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I understand that people are well-intentioned and want to save me from some unsavory experience, so I try to accept their tips graciously and say thank you.
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And because Miss Manners does not wish for whole unruly seasons to forgo festivity, she -- and most reasonable hosts -- will graciously accept last-minute cancellations for extenuating circumstances.
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Portraiture of black subjects dominates a lot of the booths, and graciously so, given the lackluster legacy of white America rearing its ugly head over the past year.
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Paige VanZant didn't hold a grudge after Michelle Waterson choked her out at UFC on FOX 22 this weekend -- and graciously congratulated her opponent backstage ... so says Michelle herself.
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Other favorites: Craigslist, cat videos Computers birthed the World Wide Web, and the World Wide Web birthed Twitter, which so graciously provided us with the wonders of Weird Twitter.
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Now, though, just eight days after graciously conceding defeat, Mr Jammeh (pictured) has deprived 2016 of a cheerful ending by declaring that he will not step down after all.
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COMPANY bosses who get the sack react in different ways: some quietly leave, others graciously wish their successor luck, most try to nurse hurt pride as best they can.
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R.'s dad gets a glass of port, R. and his brother get espressos, his mom and I have tea, and his grandma very graciously gets the check ($99.59).
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This week is all about Fort Lauderdale, which Arie calls a "beautiful place to fall in love," but I will graciously call a cool place for a weekend trip.
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Luckily, Evans, 37 — also sitting in the front row next to King's mother Gloria — came to her rescue and offered his arm to graciously help her up the stairs.
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With 4 million Syrians fleeing their homes and ISIS and desperate for a place to turn, the US has graciously agreed to take in... (drumroll)… 16,000, give or take.
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Often flanked by Huppert, Verhoeven graciously attended all the festival's functions and side events, floating from parties to the iconic Mamounia Hotel to a masterclass for young film students.
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Unlike lots of restaurant owners and chefs who ignore bad Yelp reviews or respond graciously to them, I mostly respond to them with insidious logic and mild verbal abuse.
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Ronda Rousey graciously if not belatedly accepted defeat on "Saturday Night Live," bowing to Holly Holm, and then playing a thirsty bachelorette and a bullied student who kicks ass.
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At the end of our journey, he and his father graciously say their goodbyes to everyone, leaving nobody without a hug and posing in photos for all who ask.
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"The state had the option of putting this issue before a jury, but when their own expert agreed, the state very graciously agreed to not contest it," Poehl said.
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The Stone Denigrating myths about women abound, but one of the most enduring is the myth that aging women must graciously renounce sexual love, leaving it to the young.
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Miller and Mr. Penrose's son, Antony Penrose, graciously took us around a place that is a working farm, a living memorial, a handsome dwelling and an astonishing small museum.
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Instead, aim to graciously communicate "bruh, not cool"; the goal is to just get them to stop doubling down without embarrassing them so badly that they get more defensive.
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The newspaper graciously provides us with the very images it had so imperiously overlooked, as the whole endeavor calmly reasserts the grip of the media on the public imagination.
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"To the lovely and tall gentleman leading the chant for equality and graciously holding up 'FUCK THE PATRIARCHY' I have a bit of a crush on you," the post reads.
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Not satisfied to graciously accept the movie stardom jackpot the universe has blessed him with, Elgort greedily decided to carve out a second career for himself as an EDM act.
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Loan Payments: $179.04 All Other Monthly ExpensesCar Insurance: $100Food: My sibling graciously lets me eat the food in the house, so unless I eat out, I don't pay for groceries.
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Mr Sarkozy conceded defeat graciously in a televised address, saying that he harboured "no bitterness, no sadness", and would back Mr Fillon in the run-off vote on November 27th.
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"I'm gonna be really proud to hand this to my friends from Moonlight," Horowitz graciously said, and the rightful film's cast and crew took the stage to accept their award.
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Plus, relive the year in royals: we celebrated not one but two royal weddings, welcomed Prince Louis, and witnessed Meghan Markle graciously settle into her new role as a Duchess.
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She's known Donald Glover for years, and he had told her he wanted to help; she asked him to be the narrator, and he "very graciously" said yes, she said.
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Getting an invitation to someone's beach house is meaningful milestone, whatever your relationship to the host: This person likes you enough to graciously offer you a free place to stay.
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Zuckerberg on Tuesday graciously gifted the world with a tour inside that very room, sitting in that very chair, at that very desk (we assume), and streaming with Facebook Live.
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I'm telling her all the gory details — they're just coming out of me, no pause to consider whether she really wants to hear them, though she listens kindly and graciously.
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To make matters worse, while writing this very piece my editor kindly suggested I at least get into the summer festival mood by listening to Spotify's graciously concocted Glasto playlist.
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The couple decided to add an incentive and penned a third note five days later saying they were graciously giving him $1,100 to help him find a place to stay.
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All we can say is that the company has graciously taken it upon itself to conduct what we are certain (ahem) is a wholly unbiased survey on male-pattern baldness.
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I have had a little time off of writing since the release of my second book last year, and now Noisey has graciously given me a platform to write again.
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The mom, wife, co-host, model and cookbook author graciously made time in her busy schedule to teach us all how to make the perfect hard-boiled egg via Snapchat.
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The singer was asked by multiple people for photos during almost every commercial break he was in his seat, and he graciously took photos with every single person who asked.
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I ordered the pale ale, and despite the fact that I was the cause of our navigational debacle, my boyfriend graciously agreed to let me taste his house-made Stout.
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The art gallery where I found this skull and the following art pieces is pretty cool, and its director graciously allowed me to take photos of some of its installations.
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Despite these attacks on his anonymity, the man behind Dril has graciously agreed to be interviewed to promote his new book, an interview conducted entirely through Twitter DMs, of course.
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Since none of us know who Barack Obama is, the editor graciously prefaced the article by revealing the man's identity in one of the greatest editor's notes of all time.
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Eight shots exaggerate just how much offense the Rangers generated through nearly 35 minutes, as two of those registered shots included soft dump-ins that were graciously counted as shots.
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On a practical note, the glitter is easy enough to remove with a little oil cleanser, and Pecheux graciously offered to wipe the models' skin clean before the next show.
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Though Gosling and costar Emma Stone appeared to graciously accept their loss by embracing Ali and other Moonlight stars, Gosling's classic "WTF" expression did not go unnoticed by the internet.
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Her early tales are by far her strongest, at least to judge by the entries in "Miss Grief and Other Stories," compiled by Rioux and graciously introduced by Colm Toibin.
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Swift told The Associated Press on Tuesday that Louisiana residents graciously welcomed her when she kicked off the U.S. dates of her "1989 World Tour" in the state last year.
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He has amazing talents, as everyone has seen, and his future is even brighter than it would have been had he waited until after Super Tuesday to graciously step aside.
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Instead of feigning a cold or making some other excuse, decline the invitation graciously and say that you'd love to attend but you're following a strict budget at the moment.
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We come together in crowds so regularly, as strangers finding our ways — consider how immigrants do this more often and better than anyone, wanting to blend, be made invisible graciously.
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Step three, the end goal, is to graciously accept the presidency, or perhaps a significant role in a "government of national unity" in exchange for telling your supporters to stand down.
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Luckily, Chris Evans — who was also sitting in the front row next to King's mother Gloria — came to her rescue and offered his arm to graciously help her up the stairs.
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It's in a very convenient location, hence the high cost.)Student Loans: $0 (My parents and grandparents graciously paid my tuition and housing for undergrad, in addition the scholarships I received.
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Without an interpreter, there's no way to get clarification other than tapping out lengthy sentences on a phone or writing it on paper (which Cryer has graciously done, for my benefit).
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Although Wall Street accepted the rate increase graciously, some investment advisers wish that it hadn't happened and wonder how markets will perform this year, especially if the Fed keeps raising rates.
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Participating in this study required a blood test, and with my newfound bravery, I graciously accepted the opportunity to help make a difference at the place that was saving my life.
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In a video clip that has gone viral, Kasinde can be seen graciously hugging one of her competitors as she was named the winner with celebratory sparklers flashing in the background.
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"The Sackler family has graciously supported The Met for 50 years and has not proposed any new contributions," Met president and CEO Daniel Weiss said in a statement announcing the decision.
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So our parents, both sets, graciously came out and stayed with us for about six to eight weeks to get us on our feet before we had extra help come in.
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In a video captured by Laura-Ann's mother and shared on Instagram, the Queen graciously stopped and accepted the flowers with a smile thanked the blogger for complimenting her pink ensemble.
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" O'Hara added that "the court urges defense counsel to garner good reputations for themselves by taking care in the future to act honestly and graciously towards the court and opposing counsel.
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Ever since 2628, when Thomas Jefferson defeated John Adams in the first presidential transfer of party power, candidates have graciously conceded defeat and fostered the peaceful transition that anchors American democracy.
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BUY THE BOOK Kind Is the New Classy: The Power of Living Graciously The secret, she has learned, is kindness: it's classy, unexpected, even counter-cultural, and ultimately wins the day.
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And as has been the case throughout my 11 years at this company, ESPN graciously worked with me to determine the best way for me to continue to do meaningful work.
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"It's far better for her to graciously step down before the election, so that Republicans can't use that attack against Democrats, than to wait until after the election," Mr. Moulton said.
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Aaron Paul graciously swung by Jimmy Kimmel to recap all five seasons of Breaking Bad for us before we dive into El Camino—and did it all in under three minutes.
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Clearly the kids in Nottingham were pretty psyched the 32-year-old had stopped by, because they graciously let him pop into their classes and attempt to play some practical jokes.
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"The Queen has been graciously pleased to signify Her intention of conferring Peerages of the United Kingdom for Life upon the undermentioned," a copy of May's honors list of appointees reads.
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The women receive their bonus envelopes graciously, bow to the crowd, and pose for photos outside the ring, making way for the main event between two high-level Thai fighters, both men.
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Truly being a champion of other women sometimes means enthusiastically and graciously standing behind other women, instead of flaunting your sense of entitlement and continually bulldozing your way in front of them.
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When this wingéd healer busts out her sidearm and ends me with a handful of well-placed bullets, and I see she's wearing pink, I can't help but receive those bullets graciously.
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Rather than graciously absolve the crowd for the awkward moment, or even take the blame for the gag's failure, Stanfield followed up by tweeting "That was weird" immediately after making it offstage.
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I can barely remember what life was like before Prince Justin rode in on probably a motorcycle, kissing babies and graciously letting moms wonder what it might be like to kiss him.
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The Constitution and laws in place supposedly ensure this smooth and impersonal procedure, regardless of whether the official loser graciously concedes or instead pouts and urges others to take to the streets.
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But as long as we're hypothesizing about the consequences of Trump's destabilizing conspiracy theories, we may as well consider ways he might pivot off of them, without assuming he would concede graciously.
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In the video, which was originally posted as a Vine by Justin Bieber Updates last February, Bieber, after a dramatic hair flip, graciously offers a "Nice to meet you," to young Hailey.
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It really is one of those see-to-believe moments – especially in slow-motion, which Okparaebo graciously did for her fans – because who can keep up with her at the regular speed?
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And of course I yearn to go back to my first love, which is writing boring reports about secret programs, grateful that the American government so graciously obliges in its constant supply.
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"The state had the option of putting this issue before a jury, but when their own expert agreed, the state very graciously agreed to not contest it," Poehl said, according to CNN.
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Arbina, which Noura Mint Seymali has graciously allowed us to stream below, is out on Glitterbeat Records digitally in the US on September 16 with a full vinyl release on October 14.
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They're the current go-to icons of body diversity we like to point to and pat ourselves on the back for accepting so warmly, so graciously into our cultural sphere of relevance.
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Meanwhile, as the Lessins and Malik argue, the big tech dinosaurs, rather than graciously dying out, have evolved defense mechanisms against those vicious little startup mammals–and they have their advantages too.
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So when even blood suppliers like the Red Cross are graciously inundated with scores of new donors, if it isn't used rather quickly, much of the blood will go in the trash.
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Material Culture In the Zapotec village of Teotitlán del Valle, in Oaxaca State, Mexico, the rug-weaver Pastora Asunción Gutierrez Reyes, 133, graciously welcomes me into the open courtyard of her home.
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" Eight Regent dining side chairs from the David Phoenix Collection total $7,920 ($990 a piece) and are described as "stately ... with rich exposed wood detailing the back and a graciously sculpted leg.
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That day on the Saint Lawrence, the zodiac reached the right whale just in time to photograph it graciously lifting its large black fluke high out of the water, then diving deep.
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In the Last Will section, Jerry graciously left his earring to Coach Blasi, who he could always feel had a deep love for him, even though the two never directly spoke of it.
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Contrary to what you all saw on Real Housewives of New Jersey, I don't cry, I actually try to "let it all out " as others graciously advise me, but the tears never come.
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Update: Just when we thought we couldn't take any more of Rihanna's relentless (Instagram) teasing, the Bad Gal graciously sent over all 14 of the MatteMoiselle Plush Matte lipsticks for us to try.
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At the end of the night when most of the party cleared out, she relaxed on a sofa with a few friends and even graciously gave up her dessert to a fellow partygoer.
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Normally it would cost $8, but I get a $20 monthly stipend from my work.)Hulu, Netflix, HBO Go: $211 (My roommate graciously pays for Hulu and Netflix, since I provided the SmartTV.
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Oak, who was scheduled to appear as Pierre for this period graciously agreed to make room for Mandy, and we sincerely hope that Oak will return to us in the fall or winter.
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"Justin very graciously introduced Hailey as his wife," organizers for the museum wrote on the facility's official Instagram page, fending off commenters who questioned whether the two stars had really tied the knot.
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Though Nixon consoled himself by believing he put his country first by graciously accepting his loss, in reality Nixon condoned the very cheating that Trump is calling out over half a century later.
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She paused for a moment, processed that the ball was in, then graciously lifted her left hand to her racket face and clapped in appreciation of a good shot, and a great victory.
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He is the sum of every bit of instruction and coaching he has ever received; he is the man who listened to everyone; he is a lifetime of coaching earnestly and graciously received.
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He graciously congratulated the Thunder for moving on to face the Golden State Warriors in the conference finals and walked off with an index finger raised — for Duncan, as demonstrative as it gets.
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"The Navy is thankful for the support from the city of Adak, including all of their business owners and government officials, who have graciously welcomed our Navy divers to the area," Lt. Cmdr.
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As a nation, we've never bothered to protect our edible heritage, and that "local diner" Batali evokes so graciously is likely to be serving canned chili, frozen French fries and cake-mix cakes.
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As I silently began vomiting inside my brain, I scanned the frantic crowd for my boyfriend who had graciously volunteered, seeing-eye-dog style, to be my shepherd during this overly ambitious mission.
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It pains me to know that the people I interviewed in Helsinki, who so graciously shared their stories, time and vulnerability with me, will probably be displeased with my version of their story.
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He sings smoothly, chair-dances enthusiastically, and graciously tolerates Corden's slightly overlong bit about silk shirts and fancy hats, which is really as much as anyone can expect from a Carpool Karaoke guest.
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Here, in an understated, graciously lit dining room, she gives her food refreshing touches, like topping grilled oysters with seaweed butter and parking brioche toast alongside, and adding chorizo to a rice cake.
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At the end of the opera, to music so full of feeling Strauss wanted it played at his own funeral, she accepts the inevitable and graciously surrenders her lover to a younger woman.
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"The protocol provides a pathway that acknowledges our differences, respects everyone in the process, and graciously allows us to continue to live out the mission of making disciples of Jesus Christ," he said.
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In choosing not to participate in this year's Honors activities, the Administration has graciously signaled its respect for the Kennedy Center and ensures the Honors gala remains a deservingly special moment for the Honorees.
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Bryan also graciously posed for photos and joked with the couple about scheduling their wedding on the day of the hotly contested University of Georgia/University of Florida football game — which the former won.
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I'm covered by my parents' insurance until the age of 26.401(k): ~$180 deducted from each paycheckPhone & Transportation: My parents graciously offered to take care of my phone bill despite my offers to pay.
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While promoting Passengers, Pratt graciously shared his makeup secrets on Instagram, posting a video of himself bopping along to The Weeknd's "Starboy" while simultaneously applying foundation (with the help of a makeup artist). 2.
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The Brewers, savvy marketers that they are, are keenly aware that a man unleashing a Pandora's box of honking animal sounds is something people want to see, and they graciously delivered it to us.
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Mischa Barton knows that we miss her iconic so-Cali-it-hurts Marissa Cooper character so much that she is graciously joining the cast of MTV's The Hills reboot, a source confirms to Refinery29.
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After the interview winds down, we ask the sheriff's assistant if we can set up a time to see Tent City Jail, and she graciously obliges, scheduling a tour for us later that afternoon.
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Sufjan Stevens released a live album version of the critically acclaimed Carrie & Lowell on Friday that graciously features his legendary cover of "Hotline Bling," arguably the most lasting version of the song (sorry, Aubrey).
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A song that is a reminder of how love is the only thing that will conquer all the hatred in this world, then I will graciously accept your invitation and see you in Washington.
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But Trump graciously refused to let reality into the press conference and instead gleefully embraced Putin's version of events, which just happened to, with a couple of minor exceptions, line up with his own.
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"We are deeply grateful to Governor Cuomo, Mayor de Blasio, and their staffs, who so enthusiastically and graciously invited us to build in New York City and supported us during the process," Amazon wrote.
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" Saying "I've been asked and this is my answer" regarding the inauguration, Ferguson wrote that if she's able to perform the song, "then I will graciously accept your invitation and see you in Washington.
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I can't speak Chinese and had no way of communicating with most of the baseball players, so Eric graciously agreed to translate my interviews this way from Hualien, a small town in Northeast Taiwan.
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Trump believes that since he graciously allowed the flags at federal buildings to be lowered to half-mast to honor John Dingell, his widow should have shown her appreciation by voting not to impeach.
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Days earlier Comcast CEO Brian Roberts had conceded the price tag for those media properties was too high for him to continue with his rival bid, and rather graciously called off his firm's pursuit.
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Passing through the doors that Mustapha graciously held open, I'd stepped into a gold-draped, gilded world where shiny things were so numerous, they weren't at all extraordinary next to the other shiny things.
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When the U.S. team made its entrance, instead of acting graciously as her job title might suggest, she remained seated, put her chin up, scowled ever so slightly, and offered not a single clap.
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Then Yard Sale graciously, dutifully appeared with a broom and — maybe, I wanted to imagine, just to leave his troops with one final image of how a true leader behaved — swept up the glass.
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This summer, the U.S. will send a sixteen-year-old, Kanak Jha, to Rio—Jha may be the youngest male to qualify for table tennis in Olympic history, but the sport remains graciously ageless.
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If you take his abuse graciously, he eventually may come back to his Kimbles (and maybe even "Lee Joneseys," which is my word for the mom jeans Tommy Lee Jones wears in that movie).
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Getty In an effort to help ensure her two daughters develop a healthy sense of self-esteem, Melissa McCarthy is focused on a seemingly small but difficult skill: learning how to graciously accept a compliment.
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According to him, the rare woman who works in tech is really only there to graciously keep things moving with her magical communication skills, which St. John seems to think all the best engineers lack.
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He is an excavator of sorts, a worthy guide who graciously shows us existence—a people and their ways, how young boys learn to love, how families survive hardship—where there was none before it.
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"We are deeply grateful to Governor Cuomo, Mayor de Blasio, and their staffs, who so enthusiastically and graciously invited us to build in New York City and supported us during the process," the company wrote.
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I have no idea who she was, and she didn't know me, but she graciously allowed me to snap a photo of her holding her Roasted Tomato and Mozzarella Panini, as she started her break.
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And often the condensed time we spent in my mother's small house, which she graciously opened up to us for weekend visits, felt like a pressure cooker brimming with too many ingredients that would explode.
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We invited Dr. Mitra to one of our get-togethers; however, he graciously offered to host a lunch at his lab in February, saying that our appearance would be a "huge motivator" for his team.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Venus Williams ran out of steam in her Wimbledon final defeat by Spain's Garbine Muguruza on Saturday, losing the second set 6-0, but she graciously refused to blame her loss on tiredness.
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I hope our salaries will even out soon.) Loans: $0 (I went to school in Canada, received a scholarship, and my parents graciously paid the remainder.) 401(k): I contribute 303% and employer matches 5%.
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As the two men stood side-by-side, the Indian leader graciously spoke in English (though he sprinkled in the odd admiring Hindi phrase, talking favourably, for example, about the "Trump Sarkar", or Trump government).
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Upon leaving the booth, however, Mr. Durant demonstrated his growing ease with fame among his adopted family of Warriors fans, making a beeline toward the woman's table to graciously pose for selfies with the family.
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You can find scans from the interior at the feline-friendly blog Mew Mew Munchy Toe; they show Etti-cat advising readers not to stare and demonstrating how to graciously accept an ice cream cone.
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Quietly, while we all scrabbling so desperately for something enjoyable to come out of the UK music industry that we collectively decided Ed Sheeran is really good actually, they graciously volunteered to save us from ourselves.
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If you have fears about receiving a bad reference, give the person you are requesting one from an adequate amount of time to consider it and write a thoughtful one — or an opportunity to decline graciously.
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I graciously await your response, Chris Plante, The Verge Mr. Plante, I am pleased to hear you are having a nice afternoon in Texas: a state with misguided pride in bucking the rest of the Union.
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Kim graciously invited the Southerners for a group photo afterward and intoned that cultural diplomacy between the two sides should become routine — thus, coming across as a reasonable leader or, at the least, a nice man.
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"In the age of social media, you cannot say no, because you'll get 'Mean Margaret Atwood was rude to me in a restaurant,' " she told me one lunchtime, after graciously signing yet another young woman's notebook.
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Until celebrants understand that asking people to contribute funds to a charity so that they, themselves, can get the tax write-off is rude, graciously declining to do so is all that one can politely do.
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Joss Whedon — creator of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and writer and director of The Avengers (and pretty much every other beautiful cinematic creation in recent history) — graciously offered to read some of my thoughts on camera.
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While I was there, I met Miranda Lash, Curator of Contemporary Art at the Speed Museum, who graciously gave me a tour of the collection, as well as brought me to various places in the city.
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The players' union graciously allowed me to sit for the exam, in order to better understand the process of becoming an agent, but despite passing, let's just say I will be sticking with my day job.
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True, she told him she "loved" his comment, but she also told the "Whaboom" guy she loved his schtick, too, and graciously talked to that creepy little doll Adam brought with him that inexplicably "spoke" French.
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"Trump believes that since he graciously allowed the flags of federal buildings to be lowered to half mast to honor John Dingell, his widow should have shown her appreciation by voting not to impeach," said Kimmel.
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Daniel Radcliffe is interviewed by childrenPEOPLE let eager young fans submit questions for Daniel Radcliffe, who graciously answered their mostly-Harry Potter related queries in a sweet video while promoting his new film Swiss Army Man. 6.
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In a Carpool Karaoke interview with James Corden this year, she recalled that her backup dancers had to ask her for permission to tour with Swift, which she graciously gave them as a matter of professional courtesy.
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I've taken a giant leap of faith in asking her to share life with me forever and to give me a shot at getting it right this time… She has graciously granted my request… She said yes.
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Mothers of young boys are starting to think about how to raise men to be good allies and to understand that they have to both ask for what they want and graciously accept when someone says no.
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At the beginning, he said very graciously, 'Secretary Clinton,' and then he said, 'May I call you Secretary Clinton?' and she sort of looked and he said, 'I want you be happy, that's very important to me.
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And to say Karl-Anthony Towns has "stepped up" over Minnesota's most critical stretch would be a criminal understatement, as Tom Thibodeau has graciously trusted him to be a small-ball five in lineups that aren't anachronistic.
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Hospitality is a gift, best accepted graciously, so I felt an obligation to eat as much as I possibly could stuff in my mouth—or at least that was what I told myself to justify my overconsumption.
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So we turned to the New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, which graciously scanned the pages and converted them to machine-readable text for free in exchange for being allowed to make them available on its website.
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A friend of mine had a set of Graf Lantz coasters, and I was immediately taken by the richness of the colors and how the felted wool graciously absorbed the condensation from my gin-and-tonic glass.
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It's not about Kim K's assets or DJ Khaled's keys to success, or people like my 19-year-old cousin, who graciously watches me try to get jiggy with the platform as the ancient Millennial that I am.
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Ferguson tweeted out a link to an online post, which said in it that she had been asked about the inauguration and that she would "graciously accept (the) invitation" to perform, if she gets to sing "Strange Fruit".
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George R.R. Martin, though still not finished with the sixth installment of the A Song of Ice and Fire series, has graciously thrown us a tiny bone with a new Game of Thrones story coming out this year.
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Convention-goers decked out in leather and other gear spent their days in workshops and their nights putting new found knowledge to use in dedicated BDSM play-spaces, graciously hosted by Chicago's famous BDSM brotherhood, the Hellfire Club.
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After months of trading compliments on late-night talk shows and Twitter, it has finally happened: Millie Bobby Brown and Kim Kardashian met in person on Friday night, and they graciously shared the moment on their Instagram Stories.
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Her mom had graciously agreed to give her a lift, this was nice and all (and saved Marie cab fare), but mom spent the bulk of the ride bugging Marie about visiting her cousin when she got back.
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Interestingly, he praised Turkish efforts to stop the flow of foreign fighters, graciously choosing not to mention that thousands of foreign fighters had used Turkey's airports and roads to travel to Syria and join the opposition or ISIS.
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But the man who took the helm of Twitter in 2010, steered its meteoric growth, then graciously departed in 2015 when the market was clamoring for faster monetization sounds like he's never been more excited about the future.
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But then the story doesn't even end there: "That's a Saint motherfucker, simplify it for them," he continues, anticipating the listener's inability to catch up to what he's saying but graciously bringing us all back up to speed.
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Following the Hollywood Foreign Press Association giving the cold shoulder to the Sundance breakout, writer-star Kumail Nanjiani took matters into his own hands, graciously handling Monday morning's snub with a playful tweet in support of the project.
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We recline in our umbrella-shaded daybed, with plush towels near at hand and our own tastefully dressed Personal Cypress Host, who graciously brings us all the iced-down bottles of wine we are willing to pay for.
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This is not the result of the American government randomly deciding to graciously provide these services, but a consequence of the legally binding treaties Congress signed with these Native nations, often in exchange for land it was seizing.
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After Jenna Bush Hager tearfully apologized Monday morning on the Today show for flubbing the title of the movie Hidden Figures while interviewing Pharrell Williams on the Golden Globes red carpet, the singer graciously accepted her apology on Twitter.
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She invites me over to her place to hang out for a bit, so we grab another bottle of wine to share at her place and she graciously gives me a bunch of clothes she doesn't want anymore — score!
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I started dreaming of vitamin D and began to incessantly talk about all the tacos I could and would eat the minute I landed: carnitas, cochinita pibil, barbacoa, and whatever else Mexico wanted to graciously allow me to devour.
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Ms. Ocasio-Cortez appeared to be adjusting to the intensity with the aplomb of a natural retail politician, graciously granting every request for a picture while staying cheerfully on a progressive message that has energized the Democrats' left wing.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said on Tuesday China had "graciously" agreed at a summit of Asian nations to start negotiations towards a code of conduct in the South China Sea, and would abide by whatever was decided.
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My interactions with him are a bit of a blur — nerves are a hell of a drug — but I do remember him graciously answering a variety of questions from the audience and waving to my family when I pointed them out.
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For one night, with his old uniform number back, thanks to Travis d'Arnaud, who graciously switched from No. 7 to No. 18, Reyes was cheered heartily by fans, many of whom stood and recited the popular "Jo-se, Jo-se" chant.
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Two years later, when he was honored by Carnegie Hall with its Medal of Excellence, he accepted the honor graciously and gave a moving speech at the dinner, reading from rolls of paper on which he had handwritten his remarks.
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But when Santos graciously conveys the thanks and appreciation to the U.S. of a grateful nation this week, it should also remind us of an exceedingly rare capacity for bipartisanship in our domestic politics we urgently need to make commonplace.
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As for the 1983 letter, I bought that, too, from Chuck Bentham, who graciously sold it to me for what he paid, asking only that I give him first option to buy it back should I ever decide to sell.
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" Though nearly everyone we talked to viewed tourism as a good way to bring money into the valley, most of the families who hosted us refused to take any of ours, graciously saying, "It is our duty" and "Guest is God.
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We've tried reading her enigmatic expression while lingering on her curves, and witnessed her aging graciously in the dream-like dimension she inhabits, immersed in a 23s industrial Milan that has been dwarfed by the bigotry of the middle class.
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If a teenager usually makes his own breakfast, there are plenty of good reasons to graciously make it for him if he runs into an unusually busy morning — just as you might do something helpful for an adult you care about.
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Mark had very graciously introduced me to Hong Kong's top government officials, and I told them that if Hong Kong ceased to be the place to learn about China, I would likely be the last Times correspondent assigned to Hong Kong.
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On Thursday, graciously thanking the sponsors of her program titled "Tudor, Ashton, World Premiere" and saying a few words about each production, she dryly suggested that the three works represented a survey of the last 80 years of narrative ballet.
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Theoretically, Mr. de Blasio, who was comfortable enough to ask the board for money, could graciously ask its members if, in the spirit of democracy (perhaps now hurtling toward its final hours), Mr. Gangi could be invited despite the restrictions.
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Doug Bibby, the director of Beverley's summer camp, was thrilled — thrilled with Beverley's defense, thrilled that the Rockets had graciously agreed to run the ad before the game (and again at halftime) and thrilled with the timing of it all.
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But while I enjoyed the spoils of his finds—there were days when I devoured chanterelles for both lunch and dinner—when he graciously agreed to take me on some of his walks, I never managed to spot a thing.
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" Mohler acknowledged that the crisis might raise questions about the SBC&aposs doctrine of "complementarianism" — which espouses male leadership in the home and in the church and says a wife "is to submit herself graciously to the servant leadership of her husband.
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Elon Musk aims to put SpaceX's Starship in orbit in six months Loren Grush provides essential context for the "prototype" Starship in this story, but graciously refrains from listing the 100 times Musk has overpromised on a timeline in bullet point form.
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After a quick meet-and-greet with Anderson, during which she graciously posed with people's dogs for photos, we were herded into the theater, a carefully orchestrated procession that recalled the loading of Noah's Arc but crossed with a red carpet event.
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"The woman who has graciously dedicated many hours and a fair amount of her own money toward these abandoned puppies is doing a great job," said Animal Services Director Dr. Allan Drusys, the county's chief veterinarian, said of the puppies' foster mom.
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"We should all strive to handle the ups and downs of our lives as gracefully, smartly, elegantly, positively, realistically and graciously as Meg has," Lindsay Roth says of how Markle — who served as her maid of honor — has handled the media attention.
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At a Fashion Week party celebrating the makeup brand's new Highliner Matte Gel Eye Crayons, Gerber (along with her entire family) posed for selfies, introduced herself to just about everyone in the packed room, and graciously thanked each of us for coming.
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After a suggestion that I try "Password" doesn't pan out, the company graciously sends its chief security officer to my house with a new Librem, though he has to drive in from Petaluma, so he won't arrive for more than an hour.
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When I suggested to Milner that his ideal set-up sounded like the serious version of the Pauly Shore-helmed 1996 classic Bio-Dome (and the real-life, closed environment systems that inspired the movie, I suppose), he graciously accepted the comparison.
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Despite the stress of the trial, Jade Tootoosis, Mr. Boushie's cousin; Alvin Baptiste, his uncle; and Verna Denny, his grandmother, graciously agreed to meet me and Amber Bracken, a photographer from Edmonton, at Ms. Denny's bungalow on the Red Pheasant Cree Nation.
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A 2004 Psychology Today article was adamant that the only proper way to accept a compliment was "graciously and with a smile" and warned the heedless female reader about the social perils of discounting a compliment in any manner typical of women.
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The GE website claims the RFID system is designed to help "prevent leaks," and is quick to note that users receive a bypass plug (which you may have thrown away but can pay $25 to replace) that graciously lets users consume unfiltered water.
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The short rib has the beefiest flavor, and is served on the (very long) bone; the Don Ameche (graciously bringing "Trading Places" and "Cocoon" back into the public consciousness) features thick slices of filet mignon atop toast spread with chicken-liver mousse.
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Only a portion of the women in Gilead are Handmaids; others are Marthas, who cook and clean, or Aunts, who indoctrinate other women into the life style of subjugation, or Wives, obedient trophies who smile graciously while other women do all the work.
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I also had some of the zoo humans deliver all the "A Very Fiona Christmas" that people graciously sent me, to the children at Haven for Hope today as a special gift from me, you, and our fans on your special day!
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Fortunately, Schreck also intends to heal some of the heartache she unearths during What the Constitution Means to Me. The show's final moments graciously expand our viewpoint into the show's titular thesis by introducing a young debater, the whip-smart Rosdely Ciprian.
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He also received $25,000 from Nicki Minaj, but graciously opted to pass along the money to other actors who are in need, donating it to the Actor's Fund in memory of the late Earle Hyman, who played Bill Cosby's father on The Cosby Show.
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"After her repeated violations and attempted interference with royal affairs, His Majesty the King graciously granted her the title of Royal Noble Consort in July out of hope that Sineenat Wongvajirapakdi would lessen her pressure and change her behavior and acts," the notice said.
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He's graciously allowed students from the local university in Sheffield, England, to pose with her in their graduation photos, dressing her up with a pearl necklace and putting in countless hours of work to "make the lady as sexy as possible" for the neighborhood.
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"Oh, there's no question [a] half-hour guy [like me] is allowed to do an hour show because of the incredible work Dan and the gang over there has done," Nash graciously told Refinery103 in between editing his first-ever drama series' third episode.
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UMi, ostensibly attempting to show off the durability of the London, dropped one off a building, graciously donating one of their phones to help to prove the aforementioned theorems as best as possible and ensure our peace of mind in the existence of physics.
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Pursuant with his duties as a good mentor, Wayne has always seemed graciously enthusiastic about their success even when that has meant stepping to the side, but his enthusiasm has always been best manifested when he hops on a track with one or the other.
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Graciously regal and warmly expressive, Ms. Moore makes a credible diva, but neither the foregrounded love affair nor its lower-class counterpart — a sweet connection between a young rebel (a fine María Mercedes Coroy) and Hosokawa's translator (Ryo Kase) — has the heft to resonate.
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She said he was trying to undermine her candidacy by mounting a third-party challenge, after he seemed to have graciously conceded the election by dedicating the Bruce Springsteen anthem, "Born to Run," to her at what was supposed to be his victory party.
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But after the 2016 North Carolina governor's election, when Mr. Elias's Democratic client led by 6,300 votes in an official count that was still ongoing, Mr. Elias called on the Republican candidate to "graciously concede" rather than waste taxpayer money by calling for a recount.
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"In choosing not to participate in this year's Honors activities," the Kennedy Center leadership, David M. Rubenstein and Ms. Rutter, wrote, "the administration has graciously signaled its respect for the Kennedy Center and ensures the Honors gala remains a deservingly special moment for the honorees."
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I asked my fiancée's sister for help again on a design, and she graciously contributed a few images of waffles, even though the yawn hadn't been officially approved yet — the potential to be a part of emoji history was enough for her to help.
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Mr. Radnor is a die-hard solver, and in 2011, not long after Mr. Shortz made a guest appearance on CBS's "How I Met Your Mother" (the series Mr. Radnor was starring in at the time), he graciously agreed to be a guest columnist.
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On another occasion, while I was in Chicago, Richard graciously clued me in about the different groups of artists in the city, and the enmity that existed between various individuals, all of whom I was about to see, just not in the same room.
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The Fridge Cam needs little explanation: once placed inside your refrigerator, it periodically takes photos so you can check with a smartphone whether, say, you're out of milk, or whether you should pick up another case of beer because your roommate graciously killed the last one.
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We have no home to go back to, because we were currently in the moving process and my mother and sisters were so graciously moving all our furniture in while we were on our honeymoon, so that we'd have a furnished love nest to return to.
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"The Right Honourable David Cameron MP had an Audience of the Queen this evening and tendered his resignation as Prime Minister and First Lord of the Treasury, which Her Majesty was graciously pleased to accept," the Queen's press secretary said in a statement provided to PEOPLE.
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Since I was only able to commit to approximately $125 of the $500 pie, the servers graciously wrapped my remaining $375 in a to-go box which I toted with pride onto the A,C,E Subway Line (I later fed/gifted it to my unsuspecting roommates).
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"In a subsequent tweet, Trump said Acosta told him "he felt the constant drumbeat of press about a prosecution which took place under his watch more than 12 years ago was bad for the Administration, which he so strongly believes in, and he graciously tendered his resignation.
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"Senator Sanders may graciously concede and enthusiastically endorse Hillary Clinton's bid to defeat the threatened right-wing takeover of our country by Donald Trump at this time, or may withhold that final step in anticipation of discussions with the Clinton camp before the convention," the draft says.
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But the president of Sony, his name is Jason Clodfelter, he's a gay rights advocate and thought it was really, really important to me to develop this if I wanted to, so he very graciously let me out of my deal "temporarily" so I could develop this.
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Though the whole thing might sound way, way too good to be true, she has proof that it actually happened: Cage graciously took a selfie with her and her sister, and Asya's mom managed to snap a photo of Cage using an overhead bin on the plane.
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At Valois, a Hyde Park institution that is one of President Obama's favorite haunts, more than a dozen Chicagoans interviewed said many people were setting aside their usual crosstown rivalries and, for the moment, would graciously and magnanimously celebrate the victory of the usually reviled Cubs.
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A winner that sore is poised to be an epically nasty loser, and I have an easier time imagining a "Thelma and Louise" remake starring Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin than I do the Trumps graciously beckoning the Warrens across the threshold of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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I am pleased to say that Mr. Sat Paul Bansal, the founding CMD of Paul Merchants has graciously agreed to serve as the Chairman of the Board of our combined remittance company, to ensure that the combined MTSS company continues to deliver high standards of customer service and growth.
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No, Murray, a great player stuck in a historically top-heavy era, is unfortunately all on his own, although he has — as Bruce McAvaney, the master of ceremonies for the presentation of awards Sunday, graciously reminded the audience — won Wimbledon, the United States Open and the Davis Cup.
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Unfortunately, I suspect this attraction might be closed on the day itself, given that part of its appeal is the option to wear a massive snake around your neck, an activity I graciously declined, leaving Artwork to get stuck in as if he were a 1980s Vegas showgirl.
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Grande makes valid points about the vastness of space," Kaufman told me in a very official and professional Slack DM. He then proceeded to graciously explain why several of Grande's lyrics actually make sense so those who do not write about space for a living could understand. "Ms.
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Wisconsin's Department of Natural Resources has also graciously granted Foxconn the right to siphon off seven million gallons of water per day from Lake Michigan, thanks to a very friendly reading of a proposal as being for public use despite most of the water diversion going to Foxconn's plant.
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"During an eclipse, it's best to stay inside, rest, relax, meditate, and this eclipse has graciously decided to arrive on the East coast at 4:20 PM (so if you're on the West coast, you'll have to psychically tune into the 4:20 vibes three hours early)," she says.
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While the birthday girl herself seems to have decided to stay fully clothed, at least publicly, an unidentified friend on the trip was a little bit braver, jumping into the shallow end of the pool nude and graciously allowing all of the other ladies to Snapchat the intimate moment.
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It is hard to imagine this assortment of people, who include a gay, anti-abortion political columnist-turned screenwriter (Roe Hartrampf), as well as Lyssa's conservative senator father (a graciously pompous Richard Poe) and his latest, sweetly dithery wife (Deborah Rush, divine as always), making nice over brunch.
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It was extremely inclusive (people graciously switched from Norwegian to English whenever I joined a conversation; I didn't let on that I speak fluent Norwegian), and the recurring feedback was that absolutely everyone was very approachable; unusual at startup conferences and, in my experience, downright rare in Norway.
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He whispers the lyrics into your ear softly, as he performs "Superstition" with you, graciously ignoring the fact that you look and sound not unlike the guy with a Rock Voice who always got voted off during the second week of the American Idol live finals every year.
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However, the fall of apartheid and even the triumph of a 1993 Nobel Peace Prize (which he graciously shared with South Africa's President F. W. de Klerk) could never return to him what he lost: decades of intimacy with a young family, growing away from him in his absence.
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"There seems to be two sides of Putin: the public side where he is graciously receiving heads of state, travels to different countries, meeting with different leaders -- then there's the side that through my career I've had some insights to, which is Putin as the KGB," he said.
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This opportunity was graciously provided by the Public Theater, where "Women of a Certain Age — Play 3 of the Gabriels: Election Year in the Life of One Family" opened on (and is set on) the very night that Americans went to the polls to select their next president.
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Read more:50 of the most iconic red-carpet looks of the decadeThe 28 best-dressed celebrities of 201915 style trends experts predict will be everywhere in the next decadeZendaya graciously set a fan straight after she thought the &aposEuphoria&apos actress appeared on &apos13 Reasons Why&apos
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Which means, whether you're a lazy natural, someone with a YouTube-guru-level wash-day routine, or someone who falls somewhere graciously in the middle, chances are you're in need of a new, effective addition to your hair arsenal – and the holidays are the perfect time to get it.
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So, saying, "Hey, maybe you want to fact-check that," or, "Hey, I found this article that seems to be false information," just kind of presenting it more compassionately than like, "You're a fucking idiot," just doing it a little more graciously within the communities is an option. Right.
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After all, for many white contestants like Hay, learning how to be sensitive to other races might not be a as urgent as it is for contestants of color, who are often held to a different standard when it comes to interacting graciously with people from all backgrounds.
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To follow in this legacy of good taste, wisdom, and decorum, as well as celebrate the upcoming release of Dancing Queen, Alyssa is graciously serving us her guide to etiquette à la carte, whether you're throwing a big party or an even bigger fit—and staying cute through it all.
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While the staff will graciously deliver the tools needed to make S'mores in your outdoor fireplace (they'll even start the fire), the Mountain's food goes well beyond the flaccid hot dogs and canned beans known to many who've tried to make a home away from home in the great outdoors.
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Once you hit the "plant" button, Forest graciously gives you 10 seconds to cancel your impending phone-free commitment, just in case you want to send an important text first, or realize you've made a horrible mistake and aren't ready to unplug, but don't want to put a virtual tree's life at risk.
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Perhaps Josh called his dad immediately after receiving the text to get the full story and graciously explained that Cardi B is the woman of the moment, a former stripper turned Instagram celebrity who's now one of the most important female artists of our time, not to mention, a mother to be.
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Hillary and Bill Clinton may be indulging in a much deserved break from the public eye (taking advantage of all of that newfound free time to accept standing ovations at various Broadway productions and wander the backwoods of upstate New York, graciously putting their hikes on hold to snap a selfie with supporters).
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For Hillary Clinton, the harsh reality of her election-night loss to Donald Trump did not truly take hold until she received two phone calls from her former boss, then-President Barack Obama: one urging her to concede swiftly and graciously to the rival she loathed, and then, finally, one of consolation.
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Gift giving starts with a generous thought — a little something for the friend who graciously volunteered to host this year's White Elephant swap, or a housewarming-holiday gift for your long-distance college friend — but it can quickly spiral into a huge headache when you realize you have no idea what to get.
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For example, the 24-year-old rapper posted a Boomerang earlier this week of a bouquet from Taylor Swift, who graciously took the L for her own song "Look What You Made Me Do." And while that's all fine and good, there's one celebrity shout-out that's getting extra attention from everyone.
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When the Legal Aid Society sued New York City for access to records pertaining to Officer Daniel Pantaleo, who put Eric Garner in the illegal chokehold that killed him, and a judge ruled in the organization's favor, the city did not graciously turn over the keys to the file cabinet but instead appealed.
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" Well, knowing how difficult it is to break into the television analyst ranks, and having the privilege to work at CNN as a full-time contributor since last May, I graciously extend a hearty welcome But, Campbell's explanation for resigning talks of "reluctantly turning in his badge" and "leaving an organization he loves.
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People caught up in the middle of that flux of change, like the Murphy family, who graciously invited me into the home they had just helped build, with the financial help of a local community association, talked about their lives, and the push and pull of living a place of rapid change.
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Ramona Singer of New York, meme queen Nene Leakes of Atlanta, glass-breaking self-proclaimed carnie LeeAnne Locken from Dallas, Beverly Hills' unbelievably glamorous Lisa Vanderpump (who graciously gave us the gift of the messy but beyond addictive Vanderpump Rules) — the bar is sky high for the ladies of Salt Lake City.
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Luckily for us, Craig F. Starr Gallery is in the final stages of producing a catalog – and graciously sent me a PDF of it – that will reproduce all the work Rauschenberg made for the book, as well as the draft of an essay that Michael Crichton (1942 – 2008) wrote about Rauschenberg and the project.
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In 1998, Patterson helped orchestrate the passage of an amendment to the Baptist Faith and Message that outlined, again, his beliefs about gender roles in the church: "A wife is to submit herself graciously to the servant leadership of her husband even as the church willingly submits to the headship of Christ," it reads.
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To get an idea of what Ivica Zubac is about, first roll the tape back to NBA Summer League, when, about twenty minutes after Jerami Grant puts the Lakers' second-round rookie on a poster, a reporter graciously informs Zubac that his Wikipedia page has been updated to say that he has just died.
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After the president-elect's contentious news conference on Wednesday, his first as president-elect, indeed his first since July, Mr. Trump graciously posted on Twitter on Thursday morning: The soon-to-be White House press secretary, Sean Spicer, seemed to revel in the cage match that is Mr. Trump's interaction with the news media.
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I left my college campus a year early and finished my final year thanks to a combination of online classes, understanding (and graciously lenient) professors and, once a month, a mega-commute from upstate New York to Washington, D.C. Throughout my senior spring semester, I'd drive seven hours to Washington on Monday morning, attend class from 5:30 p.m.
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" Later, Kroll took to Twitter to post a few pictures of him and the talk show host, writing the caption, "Watch me on @jimmykimmellive tonight and see how I split my pants and how @JimmyKimmel graciously taped them up during a commercial break and still took a picture with me at the end like nothing weird happened.
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Riz Ahmed has got to feel good having beat out Robert De Niro to nab the outstanding actor in a limited series Emmy for "The Night Of." Nicole Kidman won her very first Emmy and graciously shared it with her "Big Little Lies" costar, Reese Witherspoon, who was also nominated for outstanding actress in a limited series.
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I know now that it beams high-speed internet to the farmhouse next door—for free, since the family graciously provided the silo—and to dozens of neighbors up and down the hollow, including another farmer down the road, who waved at me from his tractor as I drove past on my way back to Brooklyn.
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Trump didn't help matters with his surprisingly civil and normal concession speech, in which he graciously congratulated Cruz, praised all the other candidates, and meekly suggested that he beat the initial expectations set when he entered the race in June 2015, when "Donald Trump for president" was treated by most media as a publicity stunt, not a serious candidacy.
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Nevertheless, as Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE said very graciously in her concession speech, Trump won the election and now deserves the benefit of open minds and a chance to lead.
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A pregnant giraffe is preparing to give birth to a calf inside her pen at Animal Adventure Park in Harpursville, New York, and the zoo is graciously livestreaming the whole thing right now so you can watch one of the world's goofiest mammals pop out a baby and be distracted briefly from the growing hellscape that is our current world.
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We need to put this election behind us, and it is time for Bill Nelson to respect the will of the voters and graciously bring this process to an end, rather than proceed with yet another count of the votes — which will yield the same result, and bring more embarrassment to the state that we both love and have served.
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It took only a brief email exchange with lawyer and former St. Patrick's Society president John Barry before I found myself in the graciously-appointed Victorian dining room at the Union Club—itself men-only until 1936—with St. Patrick's Society President Tom Gribbons, Secretary Chris Herrington, and Bob Kane, a past president, all explaining to me that they are decidedly not a bunch of raging misogynists.
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Roth is not surprised by how well Markle has handled the spotlight in the months since it was revealed she was dating Prince Harry in the fall ("We should all strive to handle the ups and downs of our lives as gracefully, smartly, elegantly, positively, realistically and graciously as Meg has," she says), but she's even more proud of her friend's ongoing dedication to humanitarian work.
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A singer who says she was invited to perform at President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's inauguration says she'll "graciously accept," but only if she's able to belt out a "historical" song about racism.
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I'm graciously given the passenger seat in front of Amir, whose legs surely could use the space, but we're not far from an apartment Khan rents, redolent of spicy Middle Eastern food and adorned on one wall with devotional verses in calligraphic Arabic (I ask for a translation, but what appeared to be one line turns out to be three and I can't get it all down).
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There were many journeys (from Cornwall to the Outer Hebrides), a few books and radio programs, a dozen great English friends — all of whom voted Remain, of course — and an O.B.E. (Order of the British Empire), which Queen Elizabeth graciously bestowed upon me in 2001, for explaining the British to the Italians and vice versa (not difficult, Your Majesty: We used to like each other).
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Graciously and humbly accept your promotion and new role and be sure to use this as an opportunity to prove to your bosses that they made the right call — don't forget, at some point in the future you might be facing the promotion question once again, and you want to make sure that you have a solid case for why it's once again well deserved.
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Our anchor partner, the Kenya Prisons Service has since granted us a permit to start resource centers in all of the country's 119 prisons, while others like the Sarakasi Trust have not only graciously provided us with office space and internet connections, but also train the youth, both within and outside of prison, on life skills which they can use to keep them productive and out of crime.
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So with Emily in her tunic and I in my swim skirt, we settle into our shade patch with a woman from Singapore, who graciously gives us some of her sunscreen; we've come in empty-handed, intimidated by the long list of prohibited items, an odd assortment no doubt begot from hard-won experience (the usual suspects, like drugs and weapons, but also nasal sprays, vitamins, breath strips).
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The writer Josephine Livingstone (who wrote a moving ode to Old English in The New York Times earlier this year) graciously translated an excerpt from that document for me, transforming Old English "holes" into modern English hollows, as King Edmund I granted to one of his ministers a portion of land that ran "... to the old hollow; from the hollow to the old hill ..." shortly before he was stabbed to death at church.
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Based on how Dany's been written — she's been told all this time and she fully believes she's the last Targaryan left — and how she sees the Iron Throne as destiny for her and vindication for the Targaryen family after Dany's father King Aerys II was removed from the throne years ago, it's tough to see Dany graciously accepting the news that Jon is actually a Targaryen (he's Dany's older brother's only son) and its rightful heir.
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Lessore is currently based in Peckham, London; his mother is from Madagascar, his father is half-French and half-English — and the scar in his right eyebrow is from brotherly shenanigans, when a "seven-seater car door graciously closed on my head," he tells T. (He adds: "As a kid, I looked like Mowgli," the "Jungle Book" protagonist.) He has already walked for Topman and booked the corresponding campaign, and posed for an Alexander McQueen look book; fall 2018 is his first full runway season.
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