They'll heap praise on him for not interrupting and not name-calling.
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I will heap praise on the 700 headphones' noise cancellation gradient feature.
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Hopkins, however, is not quite ready to heap praise on the rookie.
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But he was more than happy to heap praise on his former coach.
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The point of examining Suzuki's game is not simply to heap praise on him.
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The president has drawn criticism in recent days as he continues to heap praise on Kim.
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Mike Pence's endorsement, only to see Pence heap praise on Trump before getting around to saying he'd vote for Cruz.
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You can't heap praise on Big Tech without acknowledging that blindly embracing its every facet is dangerous and, frankly, stupid.
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During introductions, Cabinet members each took turns to heap praise on the president, much to the derision of critics online.
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Trump continued to heap praise on Kim during his interview Wednesday, despite numerous human rights atrocities committed by his regime.
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It wasn't likely a coincidence that Haley used that press conference to heap praise on Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump.
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Politicians heap praise on them, campaigning in their factories and extolling their enterprises as engines of good jobs and good wages.
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You're about to hear rap legend Busta Rhymes heap praise on the most underrated, underexposed MC you've ever heard of ... Peter Dinklage.
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It's no secret by this point in the Trump presidency that he is someone who tends to heap praise on authoritarian dictators.
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" Ant, 40, jumped in on the comments to heap praise on his wife, writing, "You are literally a super human super star!!!!
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In the five days since his hiring, Scaramucci has flooded the television airwaves to heap praise on the president and defend him.
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Major Taiwanese newspapers and TV stations regularly feature content that hardly differs from that in China or routinely heap praise on Chinese leaders.
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He is quick to heap praise on the president's economic record and job creation and predicts he will be handily reelected in November.
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" In the resolution, the lawmakers heap praise on Trump, who they wrote "fights tirelessly to restore our American values and defeat the radical left.
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After Trump announced his selection on Thursday, Democrats joined many Republicans, who control majorities in both houses of Congress, to heap praise on Mattis.
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For Republicans, the day was mostly an excuse to lecture Silicon Valley and heap praise on Hardaway and Richardson, albeit not always accurately — Rep.
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After the event, Manchin, a Democrat who has voiced support for the ongoing impeachment inquiry against the President, continued to heap praise on Trump's wife.
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Following his astounding, narrow win against Rafael Nadal, the humble Swiss took the opportunity to heap praise on his "number one supporter" during a press huddle.
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Although he held a news conference that day to heap praise on Mr. Trump, Mr. Tillerson never denied making the remark, a refusal that rankled the president.
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Many evangelical leaders have been quick to heap praise on Trump, and have not been afraid to wade into day-to-day political fights on Capitol Hill.
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Twitter president Trump's visit to China will only serve to heighten the contrasts between him and Xi, even as he continues to heap praise on the Chinese leader.
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Most American presidents wouldn't heap praise on a foreign leader for spearheading an anti-drug campaign that has killed more than 7,000 people, including children as young as 4.
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We've identified another, much less discussed component of gender disparity in science: Men are much more likely than women to heap praise on their own research and emphasize its importance.
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Djokovic, meanwhile, will regroup for the U.S. Open starting on Monday week, and he did not sound particularly concerned by his latest defeat, preferring instead to heap praise on his opponent.
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" Roddick, who claimed 32 singles titles during his career, was quick to heap praise on "great friend" John Isner, the 6'10" American who reached the quarter-finals at Flushing Meadows last year.
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On podcasts and online videos, in interviews and Twitter feeds, alt-right internet stars, white nationalists, libertarian activists and some of the biggest boosters of Mr. Trump heap praise on Ms. Gabbard.
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And if you want to really heap praise on OnePlus, the company's expansion into high quality, but affordable wireless and wired headphones and versatile backpacks have further grown the company's ecosystem beyond phones.
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While the Democrats excoriated Republicans, Booker also found time to heap praise on the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee and defended her from the "hyperbolic hate" directed at her from the GOP convention hall.
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Many of the sportswriters present would heap praise on the pace of the fight and the skill that both men showed, but for the most part the performance was given to empty seats.
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With that being said, I receive emails every week asking me how I can heap praise on the methods of fighter x (though honestly, it's usually Jon Jones) when they foul so flagrantly.
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While we could heap praise on all of the action at UFC 206 it is worth noting a star performer from the weekend who pulled a hell of an upset out of relative obscurity.
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Having watched Mr. Trump heap praise on Mr. Xi in Beijing last week, Japan is also propelled by fear that the United States may develop a closer rapport with China that would exclude Japan.
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The Prez continued to heap praise on the North Korean leader Wednesday following their historic summit this week, during an interview with Fox News' Bret Baier ... despite Baier bringing up Kim's history of executing people.
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While performing in Oakland, California, on Saturday night, West stopped mid-performance to heap praise on Frank Ocean and his two albums — the "visual album" Endless and his proper release Blonde — and threaten the Grammys.
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But Boris Johnson, who is now considered the front-runner to become Britain's next prime minister after steering the Leave campaign to victory, used his first comments since the vote to heap praise on the Canadian.
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The March 18 anniversary of President Lazaro Cardenas' expropriation of U.S. and British oil companies, a national holiday in Mexico, is typically a day when a wide range of political, industry and labor officials heap praise on Pemex.
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"On podcasts and online videos, in interviews and Twitter feeds, alt-right internet stars, white nationalists, libertarian activist and some of the biggest boosters of Mr. Trump heap praise on Ms. Gabbard," The New York Times reported two weeks ago.
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Also in Wisconsin, Republicans backed State Senator Leah Vukmir to run against Senator Tammy Baldwin, a first-term Democrat, propelling an establishment Republican who was careful to heap praise on Mr. Trump while harnessing the support of state party leaders.
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Sheekey's donation seems to underscore a point often made by Biden's aides and allies and echoed in their approach to his chief rivals: Nearly everyone, they contend, was happy to heap praise on Biden until their own political ambitions got in the way.
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PARIS — As the men's World Cup was winding down last summer in Russia, FIFA's president, Gianni Infantino, used his final news conference to heap praise on the video assistant referee system, which had been used for the first time at the tournament.
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Unlike the other speakers, Kavanaugh did not gloat over the parade of judicial nominees that have made their way through the Senate or heap praise on Trump, who just hours before had asked the Supreme Court to stop the Manhattan district attorney's office from subpoenaing his tax returns.
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The following week, oil fell below $55 a barrel and Trump took to Twitter to heap praise on Saudi Arabia and urge the kingdom to keep driving down the cost of crude: One day earlier, Trump announced he would stand by Saudi Arabia, despite the CIA reportedly concluding that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was likely involved in Khashoggi's death.
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The president also used his appearance to heap praise on his acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker, who was appointed to the role earlier this month after Trump asked former Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE to resign.
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In the House of Representatives, particularly notable advocates are Appropriations Committee Chairman Rogers (R-KY), Agriculture Subcommittee Chairman Adterholt (R-AL), Ranking Subcommittee Member Farr (D-CA), Representative Ruben HinojosaRuben Elroy HinojosaTurning the tables to tackle poverty and homelessness in rural America Ethics: Lawmakers didn't 'knowingly' break rules with Azerbaijan gifts Dems heap praise on Pelosi for trade moves MORE (D-TX) and Representative Sean DuffySean Patrick DuffyHouse asks Facebook: 'What is Libra?
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"Demos heap praise on Foley during his visit to home state", The Oregonian, May 29, 1989, p. D5. Daughter Ramona has served as the chief clerk for the Oregon House since 1985, while daughter Katy married Bill Bradbury. Richard O. Eymann died on September 26, 2005, near Springfield at the age of 86.
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The Master ignores Copper to heap praise on Chief and Copper's hatred and jealousy grow. Tod is a red fox kit, raised as a pet by one of the human hunters who killed his mother and litter mates. Tod initially enjoys his life, but when he reaches sexual maturity he returns to the wild. During his first year, he begins establishing his territory, and learns evasion techniques from being hunted by local farm dogs.
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"Movie review: 'Fur: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus' Chicago Tribune. 16 November 2006 The Los Angeles Times criticized the "cop-out ending that undercuts its message about the unimportance of surface differences in favor of a glib finalities to have its cake and eat it too". Although the newspaper continued to heap praise on Kidman and Downey Jr; "the remarkable acting of its two stars pulls you back in and keeps you watching. Kidman, the most consistently daring of today's top stars, is exceptionally convincing as someone whose interior process plays out in front of us.
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In his editorial in the Wisden Cricketers' Almanack, Sydney Pardon notes that had any of the previous scoring methods been used, Kent would have won the championship, rather than Warwickshire. In their book A History of Cricket, Harry Altham and E. W. Swanton describe the Kent team as being "possibly a finer all-round side" than Warwickshire, but heap praise on Warwickshire's batting, and their young captain, Frank Foster. Pardon was complimentary of the cricket played during the season, and described that cricket "generally flourished". However, he also observed that a number of counties were in financially difficulty, an issue that Lord Cobham attributed partially to the wages of professional players.
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The Cardiff manager continued to heap praise on his new acquisition until Hurley finally stopped him. "Jimmy, you've only had him four days", he warned, sombrely: "Give it a few months"... Friday's form declined after his strong debut and his personal life remained troubled and chaotic, leading him to vanish regularly and miss Cardiff matches. He was supposed to be living in Bristol, but his manager would often find on visiting his house that he had been elsewhere for weeks. Leslie Hamilton, the Cardiff club doctor, later said that he had believed at the time that Andrews was being far too soft on Friday; indeed, according to teammate Paul Went, the forward would simply leave after each match and not be heard of until he returned for the next game.
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