Everyone was in awe, of course ... but mostly Rosie.
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Everyone was in awe of Howe — even opposing players.
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"They were in awe seeing us, and we were in awe seeing them," said Brenda Ringo, who had driven from St. Louis with her daughter and two grandchildren to see the procession.
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I am so in awe of that kind of dedication.
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In awe of what happened on that stage last night.
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This time, it's her handwriting that has him in awe.
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"I'm in awe of her strength," he told PEOPLE Now.
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He looks in awe of, and dwarfed by, his creations.
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I was a bit in awe of her — who wasn't?
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Instead, I just gazed in awe at the ascending vehicle.
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Even today, I stand in awe of her generous spirit.
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I was in awe of her grace and her kindness.
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If you're Korean, you're sucking in your breathe in awe.
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His voice chat teammates cheer in awe of his skills.
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I just don't understand why people are so in awe.
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Miller, though impressed by Thomas, was not exactly in awe.
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I obsess over this stuff, am in awe of [it].
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I'm just in awe of life and all its curiosities.
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Brooks Laich is in awe of his wife Julianne Hough.
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We were watching the belly of this plane in awe.
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Carr is in awe of the support he has received.
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You should all be in awe of these super humans!
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Above: Paul Rudd gazes in awe at the Super Nintendo.
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" She was in awe of the "algorithms that they developed.
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And I'm still in awe of his writing and wit.
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It's the sort of film that leaves you in awe.
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"All fear or trepidation goes and you're just in awe."
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"I am in awe of her," Ms. Mack said after.
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"I'm in awe of where we've come," Velazquez said later.
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When Doerr joined the Red Sox, he was in awe.
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Secular now, I watch the younger religious Jews in awe.
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"Whenever someone does that, I'm really in awe," she said.
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I was and remain in awe of their confident beauty.
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" -- via Twitter Ed Asner "I will always be in awe.
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"You are everything, and I'm in awe," one man shrieked.
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I'm in awe of how smart a play it is.
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I'm just in awe of the direction, cinematography & Williams' score.
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I am in awe of the pedigree of the Academy.
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I'm in awe of the religious ceremony, of its pageantry.
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When Ms. Pineda visited, "I was in awe," she said.
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I am in awe of her bravery, courage, tenacity, and strength.
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ML: I'm in awe of your live to commercial break skills.
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And Hayes says his wedding guests were just as in awe.
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I would find myself stopping to just watch him in awe.
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Cardi B and Offset are in awe of their baby girl!
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The damage inside the young girl's home left her in awe.
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But seeing my country up close left me constantly in awe.
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Idris Elba is in awe of his Cats costar Taylor Swift.
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Is he ashamed, or simply in awe of nature acting up?
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I'm always in awe of the relentlessness of my immigrant community.
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I regularly found myself in awe just looking at the game.
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We walk out in awe, feeling those warm, feel-good flutters.
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Are you in awe of the utter stupidity of this species?
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Even Dany looks on in awe and trepidation at Jon's courage.
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This about Whitney, and I am in awe of Christina's talent.
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Judge Cunningham told the victims she is "in awe" of them.
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I'm genuinely in awe of the food scene here in Portland.
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Every year, the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show puts millions in awe.
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I'm also completely in awe of the depth of the world.
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Residents spoke in awe of events that had previously seemed unthinkable.
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Teresa Giudice is in awe of her husband's dramatic weight loss.
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And Arya staring in awe as she sees that aforementioned dragon!
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"We are so in awe of her," Buckley told the Post.
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During an interview the next day, he was still in awe.
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In awe of the legacy - the iconic covers, the conversations, everything.
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"We are so appreciative and in awe, quite frankly," Holcomb said.
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And the supermodel Coco Rocha is in awe of their boldness.
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I am still in awe of Prime's complimentary same-day shipping.
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I later watched in awe as she won several gold medals.
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Visually, the residence halls are sure to leave students in awe.
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"I was sitting there in awe a little bit," he said.
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He said he remained in awe that the passengers all escaped.
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"A new life beginning at fifty," she told me, in awe.
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I've watched them twice without any CGI and I'm in awe.
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More than anything, people were in awe of her dance moves.
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Other people receiving physical therapy look over at her in awe.
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It seemed to fill the sky, and I was in awe.
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Even the warriors among her are in awe of Norma's authority.
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They were in awe, albeit tempered by a distrust of Arafat.
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K is completely in awe that pineapples don't grow on trees.
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And I am in awe of his limited time on earth.
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But some of Brown's peers have been in awe of him.
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He looked as if he were in awe of his accomplishment.
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For now, we'll just sit back in awe of Wiss' badass moves.
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He's just in awe of his amazing wife and it's really beautiful.
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I stood in front of this work for a while, in awe.
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"I was so in awe of both teams for letting him play."
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As for the new technology, such as cellphones, Tallbear sounded in awe.
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She's walking the Appalachian Trail, and I am in awe of her.
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Also not surprisingly, everyone's in awe of her party and guest list.
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Trump wants his inferiors to fear him and hold him in awe.
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One day I would hate him, one day I'd be in awe.
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I remember not being scared," she went on, "but more in awe.
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I was in awe of their performances, and I was incredibly inspired.
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I am in awe of their strength and commitment to our country.
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Watch in awe as they roll down a ridiculous sand race course.
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Despite her success, Mund is still in awe she won Miss America.
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I'm in awe of Rei Kawakubo, the founder of Comme des Garçons.
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In Mourner, Jack is in awe of Howard's intimacy with great writers.
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This [is] about Whitney, and I am in awe of Christina's talent.
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"And I can say truly I am in awe of your bravery."
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Watch in awe as he tackles the toughest boss of all: menus!
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Dallas coach Rick Carlisle did say he's in awe of Westbrook's skills.
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Some, though, see the possibilities, stand in awe, and start making plans.
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Do you have moments like that, ones you look at in awe?
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And forever in awe of the bravery of those who spoke out.
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Meanwhile, Davidson is looking appropriately in awe of his pop star fiancée.
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People gaped in awe and then applauded when the show was over.
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Curiosity. In awe at the wonder of the world(s) we inhabit.
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They are champions at what they do, and I stand in awe.
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Gisele (Gal Gadot) kicks ass while Han (Sung Kang) watches in awe.
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But the truth is, we were just too in awe of Michael.
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Behold, Allen Crabbe, in awe and a pair of appropriately ripped jeans.
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I'm sitting on the floor in my art studio just in awe.
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"They seem to be in awe of the whole thing," Lee said.
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The fathers were in awe that she could hit it so far.
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Not for any mechanical reason, just to stand and stare in awe.
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"After reading his work, I was in awe of Tolkien," she said.
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"The [Supreme Court] bladder is something that stands in awe," he said.
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I was in awe of the poets who read their work aloud.
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Ragged groups of displaced people stood in awe as the convoy passed.
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It traffics in awe, which is a closely related emotion to terror.
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"I am completely in awe of him and his music," Papakostas said.
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Those who rode out the storm were in awe of Harvey's power.
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Sure, it's unseemly to be so in awe of a child's overindulgences.
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I'm honestly in awe of the mental gymnastics and intentional obtuseness pic.twitter.
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Hick sees through Franklin's manipulations, yet is in awe of him nevertheless.
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Their stories left me in awe of their persistence against formidable odds.
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Other marchers were in awe of his story and his positive mood.
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But I was in awe of the bar mitzvah I went to.
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They walk past taxidermied animals and shining gems in awe and admiration.
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He is in awe that her brother was drafted into the NBA.
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I can't remember what we talked about since I was in awe.
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Jackson was five years older but in awe of his little brother's talent.
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Both dream of being writers, yet Lenù is in awe of Lila's ideas.
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I was always in awe of his courage, his bravery and his honesty.
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"Then Nicole Kidman was like, 'Congratulations,' " the 36-year-old recalled in awe.
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And she was just so in awe of me, calling me a princess.
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Zendaya is just as in awe of her Lemonade cameo as we are.
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The decadence of the place has rendered me flaccid and speechless in awe.
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Daphne Oz is so in love (and in awe!) with her newest addition.
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The experience, he says, left him in awe of the power of music.
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"We're in awe at the power of this film since February," Taff said.
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Parker Curry went viral for staring in awe at Michelle Obama's official portrait.
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"I'm in awe of the skill represented," Seimon said of Gensini's tornado predictions.
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We were in awe of the beautiful ballroom filled with cool-colored gowns.
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She held her hands there for a few seconds, staring down in awe.
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You close the book feeling completely in awe of Li's strength and determination.
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Risheq watched in awe as Maryam cradled her son and whispered calming words.
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We had another trip and whenever I saw her I was in awe.
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And for the most part, people were too in awe to question them.
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We were standing around, watching, and we were playing in awe of them.
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I'm also in awe of how quickly she has grown the Chillhouse brand.
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But I'm continually in awe of how confident she is in her decisions.
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Even many of those Cubans who abhorred him were in awe of him.
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Longtime watchers of immigration politics in California and the country watched in awe.
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Watching in awe from the sidelines, Shelton admits he might be in trouble.
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"We were both kind of in awe," Webster told The Washington Post recently.
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Down below, they are infinite, my followers, all arms stretched upward in awe.
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Chrissy Metz is still in awe about how much her life has changed.
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Every character is in awe of him and/or wants to fuck him.
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Believe me, I am in awe of your greed and I respect it.
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A beautiful duck who also commutes—we were in awe at his majesty.
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Mr. Sanders: I was in awe because I didn't expect it to happen.
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Adele's rendition of "Spice Up Your Life" has left Mel B in awe.
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"I always thought he was in awe of the military," Mr. White recalled.
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The Trump administration appeared to be in awe of the Chinese government's powers.
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He's in awe of the students Johnson has been teaching for 24 years.
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I think a lot of us always were in awe of each other.
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"It's too much" the man beside me whispered, in awe of the detail.
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I was just in awe of what Bassem and his team were doing.
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Seriously, I'm sort of in awe of the way he's sweeping the field.
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She was living in New York, in awe of the oppression around her.
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He's in awe of women, even if he also likes drawing them naked.
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I am in awe of the power of community, connection and your compassion.
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I am in awe of the women who are utterly clear about misogyny.
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But we're more in awe of young Jack: thief, con man and hero.
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He was a magician with horses; we were so in awe of him.
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It's the quintessential princess moment — and everyone is in awe of Lara Jean.
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I find writing very difficult, and when it's done well, I'm in awe.
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It makes [people] want to see the object, and they're left in awe.
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And during the duet, Swift was seen watching in awe with Billy Porter.
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What people are in awe of is their own ability to hear properly.
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I have been in awe of this perspective for almost a year now.
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So that's the kind of thing that I'm in awe in front of.
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On Wednesday, the Joneses returned to their destroyed home in awe of the damage.
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As beachgoers watched in awe, hundreds of sea turtle hatchlings proceeded into the ocean.
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I couldn't see all the faces in awe of me — kind of missed that.
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I was more just in awe of Jade and how strong she was being.
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In awe, I greet the sun from the mouth of a wind-swept cave.
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I am a mere mortal, always in awe of what makes yer engine fires.
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Even she is in awe of the power that Pope has on the industry.
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I also found that everyone else was in awe of her, and still is.
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As commentators look on in awe, Biles wipes the floor with some explosive moves.
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It's pretty safe to say we were in awe when the Spark debuted recently.
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We're completely in awe of her winged-eyeliner skills, her positivity, and her resilience.
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Maria Menounos is just as in awe of her engagement ring as we are.
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She's incredibly intelligent, creative, sweet and confident — I've always been in awe of her.
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The fear has gone out of their eyes and they are just in awe.
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EHRLICH: I'm still in awe when I'm sitting in a room with [Paul] McCartney.
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"Steppin' out the motherfuckin' car they in awe" will stop you in your tracks.
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We are in awe of their strength and commitment to speaking truth to power.
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We were in awe of her talent, her gentle kindness, and her creative momentum.
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And understandably, some people were just in awe at the absurdity of it all.
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"Don't get me wrong, I'm completely in awe of Hollywood's leading ladies," she said.
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Home Depot's latest quarterly results have competitors in awe, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer is in awe with the demand for Tesla Motors' Model 3.
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"Seeing him live was so unexpected—I just stood there in awe," she recalls.
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Larry was in awe of all these things David had done for the community.
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She's in awe of laying eyes on the daughter she thought she'd lost forever.
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I am still here, still alive and in awe of the life I'm living.
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Fans were in awe of this Bumblebee which could actually transform into a car.
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Then they'd see visions, supposedly of God, and people would visit them in awe.
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Even when Christie was still campaigning, he seemed strangely in awe of the Donald.
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I'm in awe every day and I love watching our little man grow daily.
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Her happiness filled the room, and I stood in awe, subordinate to synthetic love.
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Millions of you smile in awe of our music, comedy, inventions, athletics, fashion, etc.
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I was in awe that Michael could get eight theme entries into a Monday!
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Spike Lee made an all-black musical, "School Daze," and I was in awe.
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"This is so revelatory," said Rose Lawrence, a pastry chef who watched in awe.
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It was legitimately groundbreaking work that still leaves me in awe of his talent.
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Cj Hendry's hyper-realist pencil drawings leave hundreds of thousands of followers in awe.
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The Zags never panicked, never looked up in awe at the bouncy Blue Devils.
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The obvious one was kneeling in awe over Jeb Bush's $118 million super PAC.
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I watch in awe as my grandmother, Kulwant Kaur, kneads a mound of dough.
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I'm still in awe of his NE section in particular — so Scrabbly, so good.
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During the performance, Swift was seen watching in awe and interacting with Billy Porter.
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We were in awe of the tireless rescuers in their ragtag armada of boats.
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"I was always in awe of the way she used her gift," she said.
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During the performance, Swift was seen watching in awe and interacting with Billy Porter.
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As I sip my first espresso of the day, I look back in awe.
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I'm not an investigative reporter myself, but I'm in awe of the good ones.
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The bookish student was at first in awe at the brilliance of the capital's brightest.
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But arguably, no one was left more in awe of what was accomplished than Gosling.
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When an engineer in Omaha examined the results, he sat in awe for a moment.
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Whenever conservation ecologist Joe Roman conducts fieldwork in Cuba, he's in awe of the place.
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Sufis hold the world in awe, and manifest its magic in poetry, music, and dance.
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The team watched in awe as the giant larvacean, Bathochordaeus stygius, ate all of them.
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He wants the world to walk away from this tournament in awe, not in fear.
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Both me and Noomi were not afraid, but a little in awe going into it.
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Bentley, in awe, simply sat down in front of the two and enjoyed the show.
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"I think everybody saw on television he was just absolutely in awe," Waight Keller said.
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I was in awe of the way they played the game: the passion, the fun.
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He was in awe about how cool it was to buy things with one click.
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In the clip, everyone watches in awe as a turkey's submerged in a deep fryer.
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Growing up he was in awe of FARC fighters working in and around his village.
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Jim Cramer was in awe of how quickly Deere managed to transform itself, seemingly overnight.
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If you manage to stop dancing, you might just fall to your knees in awe.
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Stormi Bree is "in awe of the female body" after welcoming her daughter last month.
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"Im in awe of your talent, you can be so many people," Erin, 36, wrote.
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The duo put together nearly a flawless routine that had the sports world in awe.
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I was totally in awe of the amount of people who attended and were engaged.
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They did let us in eventually and we sort of stood there, wow, in awe.
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The entire internet dropped jaws with a collective gasp — and then bowed down in awe.
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The first time I tried it, I was in awe — and I'm not exaggerating here.
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Oh, and also be in awe of their amazing success in turning their health around.
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You try to reconcile the impressions, with frustration that seeks and finds relief in awe.
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He bravely continued with his show and had us in awe with his stage presence.
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Yet daily, 350,83 to 450,000 pedestrians push through, pause in awe and pose for pictures.
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Cardi was in awe as a warrior from the Kai Haka group embraced her arrival.
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Viewers drift past a man and a child standing in awe of the sculptural ruins.
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But it's his left round kick that's still spoken of in awe—and avidly watched.
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We watched in awe as a Grammy Award–winning rapper performed alongside her karaoke devotee.
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As a middle-aged guy, I can only shake my head in awe and respect.
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But don't expect Collins, 24, to be in awe of the player across the net.
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No word yet if Cedric's calmed down after being in awe of Magic's super-yacht.
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They watched in awe as animals, from birds to bulls, dropped dead at its entrance.
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Then they shoot video of their runs and let the snowboarding world watch in awe.
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" Gharagozloo said that, when he watched videos of Giulianotti's surgeries, he was left "in awe.
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I'm in awe of how much time some of my colleagues spend on the road.
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"I'm in awe of the responsibility and I'm so excited by the possibilities," she said.
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We are left in awe by the extreme poverty as well as the extreme wealth.
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"I spent two to three days there just in awe — I couldn't believe my life."
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He imagined a terrified Khrushchev, in awe of the events he had set in motion.
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Being behind a courtroom bench suddenly seemed attainable, and they were in awe of Chapman.
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"Look in awe," Hartman enjoins us, pointing out a woman — and how can we not?
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"I think everyone realizes it's different when he (Woods) turns up," said former world number one Day, no longer in awe of Woods the person after nearly a decade on tour, but still in awe of his achievements, which include 79 PGA Tour victories.
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Image: Renato Augusto Martins via Wikimedia CommonsStand in awe of the small but mighty pumpkin toadlet.
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"I was just shocked and in awe to see how blue the planet was," recalls Melvin.
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"I was left in awe and admiration of this selfless man," Taylor County Sheriff's Office Sgt.
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And I'm in awe of how soft my hair has been after using the Lush shampoos.
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A TV host, Amr Adib, suggested that Mr Trump was in awe of Mr Sisi's leadership.
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Most of us remained quiet, in awe of what was happening in front of our eyes.
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We stood in awe of the painted desert for a moment, then automatically raised our phones.
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"I'm simultaneously constantly frustrated with YouTube and in awe that it happens at all," D'Angelo declares.
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He was in awe when Barry Bonds picked him up and put him in a headlock.
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Heidi Montag is in awe of the bond she has created with her son through breastfeeding.
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When she got there onstage and started doing her amazing artistic wailing, we stood in awe.
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The choreography of red and white blood cells dancing around the slide left me in awe.
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Fans of both singers were in awe of Lovato's commitment to getting the look down exact.
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When I arrived, which took about 20 seconds total, I was in awe of the scenery.
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I'm in awe of how people are moving back [to the island] and launching new initiatives.
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She tells us about her recent solo trip volunteering in Jerusalem and we're all in awe.
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First and foremost, you're in awe and shocked by the scale and size of the plant.
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And we are in awe of the clever people who have made it work so well.
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Lee, a product manager who hadn't used Reddit much before joining its staff, watched in awe.
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"We just helped someone break out of prison," Nomi says in awe after the whole ordeal.
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So I made them accounts and watched in awe as they logged on to that server.
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Their mother is in awe of how courageous Michael has been to help his baby brothers.
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"Donald was in awe of his father," the source said, "and very detached from his mother."
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In the photo, Isaac is seen holding a green lightsaber as Tremblay looks on in awe.
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Then we paused to marvel at the moon crossing the sun, which united us in awe.
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"Hey man, sorry to interrupt," one of them says as they step towards us in awe.
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"I'm a bit in awe of Siemon's patience and self-control as a parent," she said.
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"I&aposve always been in awe of Australia&aposs natural beauty," McConaughey said in a statement.
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We were in awe of the meticulous work they had put into their cars on display.
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It seems like everyone's in awe of Michelle Obama's speech Thursday — even presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
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I am in awe of design that can accomplish this, challenging the player without frustrating them.
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He was in awe of the other creators who worked on some of the bigger installations.
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But Kihei, his instincts, and Mamadi to not drop it, I'm still in awe of that.
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I'm constantly in awe of the families and individuals I get to support in my jobs.
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Every time I approached the station, I was in awe of its complexity and its beauty.
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I watched in awe as women stood their ground and faced down baton-wielding police officers.
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I was in 8th grade and still blissfully in awe of Santa and his Christmas magic.
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Dan grew up in awe of the giant machines that his mechanic father worked to fix.
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I was always in awe of her — Carrie Mae is a person that you don't forget.
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On the one hand, I'm in awe of their work, which can be so emotionally demanding.
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He's not exhausted by the changing world so much as baffled and in awe of it.
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I still remember going outside my home in Oakland and looking at the Moon in awe.
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He had a sharp mind — a beautifully tuned instrument that left people in awe and inspired.
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She was in her late twenties, steady, patient, and in awe of Heizer and his work.
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Later, walking past splintered trees and destroyed homes, Trump seemed in awe of the storm's wrath.
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I am in awe of the people who ran towards danger to keep us all safe.
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I've learned so much from him, had fascinating conversations and stood in awe of his energy!
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Despite their initial skepticism, most male instructors and pilots came to be in awe of her.
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They stood in awe of the Grand Canal just opposite, rummaging for sunglasses in their bags.
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Even then, though, they seemed a bit in awe of her skills as a literary mimic.
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As an adult, I'm completely in awe of what you achieved, of your strength and resolve.
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Shirley Reierson of Duluth, Minnesota, is in awe of the heroics of a dedicated group of firefighters.
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Jamie Lynn Spears is as in awe of big sister Britney Spears as the rest of us!
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"My dad was in awe of the ocean and wanted to see it protected," Meadow told E!
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"She is comfortable with him and in awe of his brilliance and talent," the Lawrence source says.
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"We are in awe of you and you are just an inspiration to girls everywhere," Hargitay said.
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But here I am, in awe of the mighty girth of the Energizer Power Max P18K Pop.
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"I've never seen the hero change his mind even after defeating the villain," said McFeely, in awe.
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Ashley said she now looks back in awe at the night she met their daughter's birth mother.
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We're convinced this new insight will make us even more in awe of their talents as designers.
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"My husband and I are in awe of how much attention this story has garnered," she says.
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"I remember walking out just in awe and wondering how something like that was made," Skivington recalled.
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We both realize we've never been to Wegmans before, and wander around in awe of its magic.
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"It was life-changing to see that powerful moment," said Reynolds, still in awe of the exchange.
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But I am eternally in awe of the composure, self-confidence, and open-heartedness that Zeke displayed.
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I'm too scared (and high) to play it myself and mostly just watch in awe and amazement.
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She licks up the man's spilt drink from the hard surface as he stares on in awe.
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Founder and CEO Patrick Byrne said he "was in awe" after just five minutes in the car.
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Mr Trump, who seems to get along well with strongmen, appears in awe of Mr Xi's power.
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"Don't accept failure," says Joylette Goble, who says she has always been in awe of her mother.
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The Remington Steele star also said he remained in "awe" of the fellow actor until the end.
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I'm in awe of him and he is just the nicest person to have in the house.
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Burke suggested that the audience might have been laughing because they were in awe of his performance.
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Rhimes chose three women to profile from those entries, and found herself in awe of their confidence.
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Now that the news is out, the source says even those who were there are in awe.
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The Spaniard left spectators gasping in awe as he soared through a quadruple toeloop-triple toeloop combination.
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In the meantime, they're just in awe that Twitter helped them find a long-lost family member.
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For now, at least, we can bask in awe of just how quickly this research moving forward.
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He's in awe of the affordable healthcare Bill Krajec moved to San Miguel de Allende last year.
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I have so many questions about the Kushion, but mainly, I'm in awe at its marketing materials.
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"He's in awe of Ali both as a person and in her achievements," Jez Butterworth told me.
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While his Ottawa teammates are in awe of Burris's longevity, they still make cracks about his age.
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Too often we look back not in anger but in awe, at least of our own capacities.
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Fast-forward eight years later and here we are still in awe of this guy's every melody.
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I was so in awe of your magical and colorful stickers, stationery, lunch boxes, and other miscellany.
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Jason Momoa's raw strength is so breathtaking ... it even left former Mr. Universe Lou Ferrigno in awe.
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Everybody in the hood knew him, so I was in awe sitting in the truck with him.
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Maybe you don't want to be kind of in awe of the person who's making your record.
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When Straily visits, he said, young hopefuls look at him in awe because they envy his status.
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This is FIFA's enduring talent: to orchestrate the world in awe of the spectacle of international football.
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I'm really in awe of Nottage's play "Intimate Apparel" (22019) and of the poetry embedded in it.
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But where Poe is rightly in awe of the universe's composition, the forces Irish depicts aren't mysterious.
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Let's stand in awe of the fact that some of it might be alive on the moon.
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Tristan was enjoying the service — staring at the ceiling in awe, laughing happily — when an usher approached.
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I had been in awe, believing him possessed of the most spectacular of gifts: that of storytelling.
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Roger Federer hits a forehand winner around the net post, leaving even his opponent Kyrgios in awe.
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Insider got a special preview of the ride experience on Thursday, and we were left in awe.
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"The sacrifices she has made and her open and giving heart leave me in awe," he said.
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The pair soon began chatting, and Yu was in awe of how deeply Zhong understood his music.
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"I was in awe that he got my exact size and designed the ring himself," she says.
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Most tweets were in awe of Johnson's boldness to call out DeGeneres on her own TV program.
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Edwin Hernandez, a porter in Ms. Jaffe's building, remains in awe of her discipline and physical prowess.
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The elder's greatness is taken for granted, while the younger trips along behind, in awe and wonder.
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"I've been in awe of her since she made her first national team at 231.27," she said.
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"I was a bit in awe when I first walked in," he said of meeting Ms. Andrews.
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We were in awe, and watching a vocalist like Elkin was like having our own Bruce Dickinson.
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Sidebar on Dizzee: He's obsessed — in awe of, really— another emerging facet of hip-hop culture: graffiti artists.
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I also appreciate the cat-and-mouse game she plays with Drake; girlfriend literally leaves him in awe.
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They stand, for a moment, in awe, even though their place of work is trashed all around them.
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A couple of women who'd driven in from eastern Pennsylvania sat on the sidelines, watching her in awe.
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But not everyone was left in awe, with some commenters complaining they felt "uncomfortable" watching pregnant women dance.
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I'm in awe of her lifelong commitment to helping children have opportunities and live up to their potential.
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"I just remember Goldie being so funny — and kind of being in awe of the legends they were."
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See how they swoon: The internet has been in awe of the dad of three for a while.
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You have given us three kids and I could not be more grateful or in awe of you.
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Not to sound egotistical, but people are sometimes in awe that you have to wear so many hats.
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They dance onstage to whimsical fairytale music, while kids sitting cross-legged on the carpet gasp in awe.
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Hoda and I both have been just in awe of how she has learned to trust her instincts.
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I was in awe of their peace and tranquility as the late-winter snow fell on their backs.
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On one hand, I was totally in awe and envious of her because she didn't give two fucks.
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Fans and followers were in awe, with some joking that Chicago was "braver" than them in the comments.
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I watched in awe as the hair easily came off and wondered why I hadn't done this sooner.
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"Here!" pointing at a man who seemed to be in charge as I slowly backed away in awe.
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There have even been times when I have gasped in awe of the creations spotlighted on this account.
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Because you probably missed it, here's a quick photo roundup so you can start the day in awe.
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To this day, we're still in awe of 50 Cent's ability to rap while doing upside down crunches.
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She says she remembers exploring fashion during her first trip to Japan years ago and leaving in awe.
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The woman I have seen you become in the last 3 years has me in awe of you.
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Sloane is particularly in awe of her daughter's attitude toward bringing home a new member of the family.
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Barely two years ago, the tech press was in awe of Facebook and its devoted workforce, what Inc.
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Martin: I got to see her in passing and I was just so in awe of her beauty.
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We were in good company though and I'm forever in awe of the beauty and community of Blackness.
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I am, like you, in awe of our courageous kids who are changing hearts and minds every day.
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Hollywood reacts to Bill Cosby mistrial "We are just in awe of what she has done," Steele said.
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Our sources say he was in awe of the Cowboys' stadium and by the energy of the fans.
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Ernie Johnson, a lead broadcaster for the tournament, is in awe by how far the technology has come.
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Vernoff said the writers were in awe of Christine Blasey Ford's testimony against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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I was in awe of their beauty, even though I refused to let go of my partner's hand.
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Lucious and Cookie, in awe of the couple's affection and happiness, are inspired to build a better relationship.
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Todd's magical ability to get the best out of his horses has always left his rivals in awe.
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It's memories like these that leave me in awe of the incarcerated individuals involved in the prison strike.
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He compulsively uses tech products like Twitter but is not in awe of the people who built them.
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New York (CNN Business)For years, Wall Street watched in awe as Apple's iPhone appeared to defy gravity.
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From hugs and stuffed animals to donations and messages of support, the parents have been left in awe.
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I'm always just in awe of Gigi Hadid, all of those girls — Bella Hadid, Hailey Baldwin, Kendall, Cara.
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When I do it, I inspect the injury in awe like a med student would during an autopsy.
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"Rachael Denhollander, I am in awe of you, and I will always be inspired by you," Ford said.
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I walked through the halls of the Louvre, the Musée d'Orsay, the Pompidou and Musée Rodin in awe.
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Sitting across the office runway from all those Comme des Garçons employees, I was in awe — and ashamed.
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We, your hapless elders, can only stand in awe and support you as you achieve what we cannot.
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"Rachael Denhollander, I am in awe of you, and I will always be inspired by you," Ford says.
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You stagger home from Labaki's achievement heartbroken but also in awe of the little man who dominates it.
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My brothers, Michael and Martin, teenage pages at the Capitol in the '50s, were in awe of him.
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As a 10-year-old, he watched in awe as his father lifted them from their velvet case.
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" Besides, she said, her role had been easy: "I just had to be in awe of Judi Dench.
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WILMORE: I don't admire his style, but I'm in awe of the results; let's put it like that.
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I remember gazing out the window in awe as gorgeous mansions with perfect manicured lawns came into view.
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It's hard not to be in awe of it, as long as the difficulty isn't a big deterrent.
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In July, the actress told PEOPLE she was "in awe" that her show was nominated so many times.
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I was thrilled, terrified and in awe, watching this league of women — most of them working mothers themselves.
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LeeAnne and Rich got married in 2019 and it seems LeeAnne is still in awe of her beau.
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Max Rose and Dean Phillips, to confront Pocan on the floor, while other members looked on in awe.
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A. I guess I am in awe of the response a little bit, but I don't know, man.
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Newly fascinated by the fashion industry, Hamilton is in awe of the frenetic pace of Anderson's creative output.
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Pope-Latham said she'd never seen anything like it and it left her in awe of nature's power.
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"Simone leo line from GK." Indeed, North is a noted Biles fan: North is watching @Simone_Biles in awe!
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"Kids my age grew up in awe of you," Olson said, describing the message he sent to Woods.
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JULIANNE HOUGH & BROOKS LAICH Cry ranking: 6/10 Highlights: We're still in awe of their real-life movie kiss.
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For completely different reasons, I'm feeling utterly in awe of both sets of people I'd spent my day with.
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I was in awe of the courage it must have taken -- to turn something seemingly impossible into a reality.
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"And Hoda and I both have been just in awe of how she has learned to trust her instincts."
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We'd watch her in awe — but the fun part was always kneading the dough and cooking with our hands.
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The viral photo of two-year-old Parker Curry standing in awe in front of it hasn't hurt either.
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Aren't you in awe when you contemplate the mysteries of eternity, of life, of the marvelous structure behind reality?
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"We walked into the nursery with her on that first day home and we were in awe," says Morton.
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But I am also in awe of people's ability to get up in the morning and just keep going.
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I was in awe... I saw some kids with broken shoes... and they were running around and playing basketball.
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"It's hard not to just sit there and be in awe," Blues head coach Mike Yeo said of Tarasenko.
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I was in awe of his sense of humor and his ability to mock, to deride, and to dismiss.
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While his coach and teammates watched in awe, Pavelich dangled a puck around the rink with the oversized stick.
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We're lucky and in awe of raising somebody who's found something they're passionate about at such a young age.
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"I was absolutely in awe, and I cried to see all of those babies on the screen," she says.
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During this impromptu moment of reflection, the roughly two dozen passengers put down their cameras and stared in awe.
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"I am in awe at the amount of support and love poured my way," Ng wrote in the caption.
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In this week's issue of PEOPLE, the country music star revealed she was in awe after meeting Bradley Cooper.
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While most fans were in awe of the beautifully captured moment, others warned Eastwood of the dangers of orcas.
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Many locals appear to be in awe of the artwork, including its precise details and overall level of perfection.
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Around that time, my younger sister transitioned from relaxed to natural, and I was in awe of her process.
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And let's not forget about the celebrities in the audience, who were equally in awe of the deity onstage.
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He describes gazing in awe at art and ancient artifacts as psilocybin and mescaline analogues coursed around his synapses.
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His fit friends — PARADIGM owner Brian Casad and bodybuilder Steve Cook — looking on in awe, pointing at Lowe's arms.
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I remain in awe of those who willingly assume the burden of command, the crushing weight of that responsibility.
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On one occasion in 2013, Tulowitzki scorched a line drive that Fernandez somehow snared, leaving Tulowitzki staring in awe.
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Even though the fellow English crooners had a lot in common, David Bowie managed to leave Sting in awe.
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" Lakers GM Rob Pelinka, Bryant's former agent, told the Register that Kuzma was "in awe by everything he heard.
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I am always in awe of the kindness of people and the generosity I can find in the world.
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We're already pretty much in awe of moms, whether they adopt, give birth vaginally, or have a C-section.
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"I am always in awe of the strength, the grace and the courage it takes to endure," Flom says.
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He's looking in awe at Xi Jinping, and he's choosing China because of its market, because of its power.
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Even though the game is super creepy, you can't help but be in awe at every nook and cranny.
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Video footage shows all of the kids at the party staring in awe as the incident went horribly awry.
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To this day, I'm in awe of the vigor the team possessed in tackling a 200-year-old industry.
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If you're in awe of those stunning floral arrangements (who wouldn't be?), they were crafted by Jackson Durham Events.
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Schemansky competed across four decades, winning competitions, breaking records and, with his 400-pound heaves, leaving spectators in awe.
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He has remained in awe of his older teammates and has tried to stay levelheaded about his early success.
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I stood in awe as a roomful of Trump supporters and the president himself began cheering Katherine Toney's name.
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She told Reuters the buildings on campus were beautiful and she was in awe that her family built them.
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He recalls seeing images of Pride on TV for the first time as a kid, and feeling in awe.
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The notifications would steadily arrive every 25 seconds or so, and I was in awe of what was happening.
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They can't talk or anything, but just watching him with the other kids - I was in awe of him.
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Many Americans watched Beyoncé's Super Bowl halftime show in awe of its technical marvel and the musician's obvious talent.
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The restaurant's "Thai mom," one of the owners, watched in awe as Senrak demolished five full Western-sized portions.
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Prior to that comment, Trump spoke in awe on a topic he admitted he had known little about beforehand.
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I am in awe of his invention of the heteronym, which allows him to be a multitude of authors.
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Collins "pored over the pages in awe," then wrote to the chairman of the British National Party, John Tyndall.
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The way I was in awe of women, to such an extent that I was unable to approach them.
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Leaning against the fence, I was in awe of the level of play and the crispness of the action.
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"When I was young, I stared at that 'Ingénue' record cover in awe," Ms. Veirs said the other day.
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I was in awe of her, watching how powerful and sharp she is, how clear and full of wisdom.
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The mother part was just ... And the mothers are so scary because they are still in awe of him.
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The students gasped in awe, frantically focusing their binoculars to better observe the bird as it circled the bay.
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One thing's for sure ... J Lo's million-dollar look's gonna have us all in awe for a good minute.
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It's equally possible that Ms. Clarke, in her London theater debut, is simply in awe of her colleagues' timing.
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And it usually comes down to the individual book, that one book, which first opened their mouths in awe.
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I'd stumble from one cubicle to another, a baby in awe of giants, trying to not get stepped on.
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It&aposs a massive ride, and will leave you in awe of how realistic and immersive the experience is.
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As a child he watched in awe as his grandmother and her group of friends sewed large quilts together.
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They spoke in awe about Michael Jackson's calling on Mr. Thackeray on his only visit to Bombay, in 1996.
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"I was actually in charge of the cement block," Ms. Saxon said, still in awe at her construction skills.
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"I'm in awe of how you say what you say with a straight face," she told the Russian ambassador.
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A small crowd gathered along the beach, staring in awe at the wild gray waves crashing onto the shore.
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"I got you something," Jenner tells Stormi, who races out of the house and into the backyard in awe.
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Mr. Shields was always the pupil, a little in awe of the older man's ability to bluff and charm.
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"The men are all in awe of him, the women admire him but will tell him off," she said.
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The hood of a car yawns open in awe, men's heads peer in its lion's mouth seeking their share.
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And when she stood back up to be crowned, Schrier looked even more in awe of her new title.
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Life in all its multi-splendored, many-colored beauty is there in the documentary to be seen in awe.
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"It's hard not to be in awe of the incredible things that people have built in this program," William said.
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It wants you to gasp, scratch your head, and then lie back, in awe at how clever it all is.
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Fast-forward to today and this rock-star dad is still in awe of these little people in his life.
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I walked away even more in awe of her than when I walked in, which I didn't think was possible.
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"Everyone was in awe," says the high school senior, who is set to attend Azusa Pacific University in the fall.
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Here are 21 of the pettiest things people have done on Reddit – and, to be quite honest, we're in awe.
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The mood in the city, where many Fort McMurray residents are taking up refuge, is in awe, he told CNN.
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Many are in awe of the quality of teacher training, the tightly-focused lessons and the government's long-term planning.
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I'm excited to feel in awe of my body again, like I did when I first discovered yoga in college.
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"North is watching @Simone_Biles in awe," Kardashian West wrote on Twitter while watching the women's gymnastics qualifiers on Sunday night.
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On one hand, the public is in awe of the fact that the star, for the moment, resisted the system.
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People in photos tend to look pretty happy to see him and commenters seem to be in awe of him.
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In other words, she is essentially a human pen knife – but way cooler – and I am in awe of her.
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Nonetheless, Kurtz is in awe with her ability to spin facts and promptly informs her that she's gotten the part.
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I was, though, in awe of Woody Allen, and he would go there and I would photograph him a lot.
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He watched in awe as snowcapped mountains appeared in the distance, perhaps on the outskirts of the Iranian capital, Tehran.
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You understand that your biggest job is to be there to support them and to be in awe of them.
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The children watched in awe as Santa greeted them through the windows before making his way inside to distribute presents.
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I'm absolutely in awe of these beautiful animals, and I wish people would stop killing them for their ivory. pic.twitter.
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Personally, I'm new to the shenanigans of these teeny cube titans — and as such, am mainly in awe of BOXBOY!
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I am in awe of photography and its ability to capture and reflect this extraordinary world that we live in.
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Messi left Pantorotto in awe as he showed the reporter that he still had the amulet around his left ankle.
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"I basically stand in awe of the concepts that he has been developing," Collins, the Cambridge professor, said of Righetti.
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I'm by no means a good photographer, but am constantly humbled and in awe of the work our teams do.
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We're all a little in awe of Julia, and are grateful for her leadership as part of Students Demand Action.
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To understand that it's so unrestrained, to stand in awe of it and also to ask for something from it.
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We were both totally in awe of the campus, the swimming facilities, and the rich history that the university represented.
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Much has been said about the SoftBank Vision Fund (SBVF), mostly in awe of the size of the investment vehicle.
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"My dad was in awe of the ocean and wanted to see it protected," Meadow writes on the foundation's website.
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I'm in awe of how hard our people work and what an amazing job they do under incredibly demanding circumstances.
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I was just in awe of her presence, her mannerisms and just how well she handled herself in the meeting.
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If you can't keep viewers glued to the screen, in awe of amazing competition, it's time to switch it up.
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She experiences a mystical event that leaves others in awe, and goes on to save people in the direst straits.
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Hold yourself in awe at the last human being who is powered by blood and sand coursing through his veins.
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Richard pushed me out the door, as I remained in awe not of the painting itself, but what it represented.
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"I lived that life among heroes who inspired me, and I am still in awe of them today," Keane said.
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Rip, my older brother, stared in awe at the Vietnamese women as they put garlands of flowers around our necks.
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Your emotions have never been so excessive and bundled up at the same time causing you to stare in awe.
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The technology is so impressive, I am in awe, and I need to ride it like a thousand more times.
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Every detail of this Elf-inspired suite was designed to put families in awe from the moment they walk in.
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I am in awe of my editors and fellow constructors who have that knack and play with words so effortlessly.
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I was a country mouse — a desert mouse, really — in awe of everything, head tipped up to see the sights.
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"Exaggerations aside, Taylor was in awe of the investment legend, especially when Munger praised Taylor&aposs book "The Rebel Allocator.
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For years, I watched in awe as she demanded changes in public policy and appealed for funding of critical research.
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Though his relationship with Mr. Lukach later became troubling, initially Mr. Stowers was in awe of the abilities he saw.
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" He added: "I was already in awe of her because I'd loved her in 'Medium Cool' and 'High Plains Drifter.
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But even as I watched these talented artists in awe, I noticed a problem: Memphis was facing a brain drain.
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"I still kind of feel like a rookie and still feel just kind of in awe of the place," Mitchell said.
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Over the next three hours, Gowin watched in awe as hundreds of moths fluttered out of the forest toward the glow.
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And Jenner says she's in awe of fellow busy mom Kylie, who welcomed daughter Stormi three months ago on Feb. 1.
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And while the singer admires his girlfriend's beauty, he's also in awe of the person that she is on the inside.
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Parker Curry, 3, made headlines last year when a photo of her staring up at Obama's portrait in awe went viral.
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Don't worry, there's also a video of her face, looking appropriately in-awe of the festivities: And why wouldn't she be?
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One of the people there said time seemed to stop as everyone around the little girl watched her stare in awe.
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I was in high school at the time and remember being in awe of these powerful women food writers and chefs.
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I entered the new land marveling at its flying mountains; I rode Flight of Passage in awe of Pandora's larger splendor.
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"Rachael Denhollander, I am in awe of you, and I will always be inspired by you," Ford said in the video.
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Eleven looks on in awe, as Hopper shimmies to the 1972 song "You Don't Mess Around With Jim" by Jim Croce.
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When I saw her beautiful smile, and her dedicated husband and children looking after her, I was in awe of them.
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" Jon Simpson, 55, Cedar Falls, Iowa, visited one year ago this week and said he was "in awe of the beauty.
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When you strap on a VR headset, you're immediately in awe of the new digital world that's slowly manipulating your brain.
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Scarbrough and Brzezinski are both clearly in awe of Trump, in a way that's both deeply funny and a little gross.
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Some sports leave you in awe of the human body and its extraordinary capabilities—diving, gymnastics, or the 400 meter dash.
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While Rosenbach admitted to being in awe of Longo's athleticism, he admitted it was her personality that also grabbed his attention.
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She says she is in awe of the women she serves and works with who are in the throes of parenting.
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We are all rightly in awe of the splashy, sexy and sometimes scary AI concepts we read about in the headlines.
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Some days I felt in awe of my maternal ingenuity, others like I'd entered an exhausting, endless "Saturday Night Live" sketch.
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Shashi and Prabhati Das, in awe of Bangalore, India, walking from work at a clothing factory to their dorm in June.
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Dusted with her diva magic, we strolled into the spring evening, feeling even more in awe of Streisand's fierce, pioneering artistry.
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Harry announced the happy news, telling the media he was thrilled and in awe over what women go through during childbirth.
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" He muses, a bit in awe, "I was so scared to move here, and now they accepted me as their own.
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Mr. Offerman is quite pleased with the effort and is in awe of his co-star and onscreen daughter, Kiersey Clemons.
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I was just in awe of this thing jumping out in front of me, a humpback whale, very near the boat.
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"Our family is still in awe of all the things that happened since Barbara passed away," said Cobbs, who is 80.
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The people in the picture as well are shown as being in awe of the machine or just obsessing over it.
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If people understood their machines, he said — be they computers, typewriters or harpsichords — "they would not stand in awe of them."
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"Ryan is incredibly supportive and he's always in awe," said Mendes about Gosling's support of her New York & Company clothing line.
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"The kids were in awe that he knew what they were doing and took the time to acknowledge it," Cooley said.
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Some sat quietly in awe of the art; others posed in front of their iPhones to capture photos for their Instagrams.
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Michelle Obama posted a picture of her meeting with Parker Curry, the little girl who was in awe of her portrait.
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I passed the time with the other assistants, loading up on free cheese and wine, pretending not to be in awe.
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Ties As a kid, I was in awe of my grandmother's ability to stretch a dollar when it came to food.
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Current ABC News political reporter Jonathan Karl recalled being in awe of Roberts when he first started working at the network.
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"I was there when he was pumping out three masterpieces a year," she said, her delicate features lighting up in awe.
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Lopez knew you had to simultaneously fall in love with her, respect her, and be in awe of her within seconds.
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My three younger sisters looked at me in awe, as if they were expecting me to turn the water into wine.
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More than once, I stopped in awe as I recognized in myself Tolstoy's descriptions of love and anger, jealousy and delight.
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"I remember being just 3 or 4 and watching in awe as she altered wedding dresses and winter coats," he says.
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A crowd of elderly supporters, local political figures, and a table of school-age kids, all looked at him in awe.
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"But I was still, for a very long time, in awe of him and sort of kept my distance," she said.
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Tanna said his patients are in "awe of the innovation" and Avşar said his patients are "very happy" with the results.
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"Trump hung a fake Time magazine cover with his face on it in his private golf clubs," repeated Meyers in awe.
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The phasing of these shortwaves via 3km High Res NAM is so visually stunning it really does leave you in awe. pic.twitter.
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Though we're still in awe of Kim's 25 product-heavy morning regimen, we'd probably pick Kendall's very edited version for everyday wear.
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SAN DIEGO — Brandt Snedeker won the praise of his peers for a closing round at Torrey Pines that left them in awe.
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He mimicked the turning up of earth with his arms and yelled at the sky, his voice both frantic and in awe.
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"I am so in awe of Cole Sprouse and Haley Lu Richardson for their work in this film," Reinhart wrote on Instagram.
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"I am in awe of any person who devotes their mind and body to athletics, but especially those with disabilities," she shared.
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His songs would become just as popular and just as standard-bearing as the ones he had been so in awe of.
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During Beyoncé's performance, the camera panned to the audience, which included Hardeman's stunned face in awe of the beauty she was witnessing.
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There I was, crestfallen and heartbroken, but I momentarily got lifted out of the moment and just stood in awe of her.
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I'm still in awe of how quickly this happened, but I'm grateful we were able to find a place with such ease.
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But that logo is just such a perfect mix of ineptitude and evil that I can't help but just stare in awe.
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I'm in awe of the courage you have shown in speaking out and telling your stories in hopes of making a difference.
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He was in awe the first time he met White, who loves Pooky but thinks he needs to learn to speak up.
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A boy wearing his identification name tag looks up in awe at his surroundings as he arrives at Ellis Island, circa 1950.
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"The world will watch in awe as amazing competitors from around the globe overcome grueling physical challenges," Stallone said in a statement.
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Dusty Baker watched in awe from the TBS stage in Chicago for the final two games of the NLCS against the Cubs.
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The woman behind the counter is in awe of my lilac jellies and we spend a good eight minutes talking about them.
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Added that he's in awe of Tencent, who was an early investor, but says that's about the extent of the business there.
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Smith is in awe of what Brees has done and said Brees, Manning and Favre are great role models as elder statesmen.
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My sister and I attended a mass at the cathedral a few years ago and sat in awe at what surrounded us.
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But he's in awe of the desert tribes' nomadic lifestyle: Fulani herdsmen, or the salt caravans dealing in the Sahara's 'white gold'.
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" She continued: "I am in awe of photography and its ability to capture and reflect this extraordinary world that we live in.
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Rosie is such a pro I am in awe of her innate talent that seems to ooze so naturally from her performance.
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I thought I was prepared for it mentally but I was in awe and in shock at how beautiful our world is.
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We probably over-rehearsed it, but I'm still in awe of what Hunter and Jacob [Elordi, who plays Tyler] did with it.
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Today, everyone from his parents and his older brothers, Bradley and Steven, to doctors, are in awe of how far he's come.
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We're often in awe of their ability to make a garment feel unique (even if it's a straight-off-the-runway look).
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And while they view Tarpey as something of a mentor, the scene veteran seems more in awe of them, in a way.
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North's Ghost is consistently in awe of the world, making sure the player knows that this place, wherever it is, is special.
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I was in awe of these women, these midwives, who got to see the magic of birth every day as their profession.
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Just insert the can of her choice, pull the lever, and watch in awe as the amber goodness pours into the glass.
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My two younger sisters and I gaped at our surroundings, gibbering in Spanglish, in awe of the nicest place we'd ever been.
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From there we all watched in awe as his central thesis began to evolve into an ever more angular and challenging display.
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The Altari looked away from the sky in awe; the Kartami looked directly at it with disgust for what it had become.
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Your Coast Guard leadership team & the American people stand in awe of your continued dedication to duty, resilience, & that of your families.
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I'm most in awe of novelists, who move sets, lights, scenery, and act out all the parts in your mind for you.
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"I watched most shots he hit and am in awe of a lot of stuff he can do," Chappell said of Johnson.
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Chalamet, I joke ONLY because I am an enormous fan, in awe of your talent, & terrified of my own age and mortality.
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I was in awe at how easily she could turn her attention away from what was for me a monthly body slam.
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And when she killed her routine (set to Florence and The Machine), the judges had no choice but to be in awe.
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Celeste comes downstairs dressed as Audrey Hepburn from Breakfast at Tiffany's, and the twins are in awe of how pretty she is.
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He's in awe of bulletproof men and super-strong women, looking at his cohorts the way tiny children look at cardboard boxes.
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And five years later, I still find myself looking up from my desk in awe as I watch my team members go.
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I remember just staring in awe for several moments the first time I got to see the landscape outside in Doom 3.
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It's this childhood depravation that means I have watched in awe over the last decade as the advent calendar market has exploded.
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So my parents were in awe that it worked out so well, and that I was in Cannes when I was 21.
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I wake up each day (and also every 2-3 hours ;) still in awe that you are mine, and I am yours.
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On Twitter, fans were in awe of Mahomes' ability to make the play, and the boldness he had to even attempt it.
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I left the airport in awe of its impressive design and heartened by how proud the Chinese seemed to be of it.
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Kathryn's follow-through is impeccable, and when I witnessed her transition from the commercial spectrum into serious storytelling, I was in awe.
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In awe of what they saw, they asked if they could invite more people to speak with Mr. Bingham — 2182 more, actually.
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It's hard not to be a little in awe of that — to marvel at what Anthony and others like her helped accomplish.
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Emails from Mr. Aiello and Mr. Gerardi show they were in awe of — and more than a little giddy about — the victory.
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You just get to watch in awe as it adds a touch of beauty and a splash of life to your home.
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She credits Eva Longoria as a major supporter and is visibly in awe of the Latinx power she saw over Sundance weekend.
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After watching the ceremony unfold last night, we were in awe of the equally flashy hair accessories worn on the red carpet.
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Naturally, King was in awe when the Yankees called him up to the major leagues for the first time on Sept. 19.
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The group arrives at the sun-kissed landscape in awe, until they realize they have entered the terrain of a pagan cult.
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It's one of those things you just watch in awe of his stuff and wish you could do some of those things.
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Then, they put on mini skirts and heels and danced with their also-hairless lady friends, as men stared on in awe.
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Last winter, NYFW show-goers watched in awe as Vaquera sent stomping models (Walter Pearce, in particular) down a debris-covered catwalk.
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I paused my autopilot commute home and joined the crowd of children and adults looking up in awe at the soapy orbs.
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Assil's success as a chef is undeniable, but to me it's her power as a community organizer that keeps me in awe.
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Mount Everest is the tallest and most famous mountain in the world — a global beacon and metaphor wrapped in awe and mystery.
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Yet, here we are, just a few weeks later, completely in awe of what's being served at the upcoming Screen Actors Guild Awards.
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When I play basketball I'm in awe of people who can think a move ahead and see it all happening in slow motion.
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I would run through everything and watch in awe as Mario stuck his arms out at top speed, Rabbids trailing behind him maniacally.
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She has a big smile anyway but it got even bigger, Ariana gave her a hug and a kiss, she was in awe.
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I am in awe of you, Will Byler, and I hope that everyone gets to experience a love like the one we have.
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Del Toro gives Blanchett a hug and Garner says she's in awe at how Blanchett nailed the "walking and talking" thing on stage.
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" Williams also told PEOPLE in 2009 that he was in awe of her confidence and independence: "She is her own person, he said.
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"I remember being so in awe of Stockholm," Spears recalled, before explaining that she never really got a chance to explore the city.
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I was in awe of the fact that it is really here, after years of our accomplishments being shunned, devalued, or ignored completely.
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Everyone watching was in awe and we could all clearly see how much Joseph understood in that moment that we were the same.
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One passenger, Alfred Tumlinson, of Corpus Christi, Texas, told the Associated Press that he's in awe of how Shults handled the stressful situation.
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As Chelsea said this, I didn't feel in awe of Clinton or guilty about my own missed talent shows and Girl Scout meetings.
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" Oakley says her husband appreciates the support fans and players have shown since the incident ... "He's in awe of the love he's received.
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I'm still in awe that I get to do this work every day, so no complaints from me even when things go awry.
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As I back away in awe, I watch an oily, malformed black serpent creature begin spilling out of the cracks in Gundyr's armor.
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Authoritarians, not least in China, gaze in awe at the ruling People's Action Party, in power since 1959 despite facing regular, unrigged elections.
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I am both genuinely in awe of Into the Breach, from a design standpoint, and truly grateful for its existence, as a player.
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My daughter will be three and a half this month, and I am still in awe of her as if she just arrived.
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At this show, he was a motivational speaker and worship leader, a king and a ham, a boss in awe of his employees.
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"Much of the world is no longer in awe of you," said Lyall Mercer, managing director of a public relations company in Australia.
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"I think it's hard not to look at Gary Sanchez and be somewhat in awe of what he's done," Manager Joe Girardi said.
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While some folks have used Twitter to call out possible cultural appropriation, most tweets are in awe of Riri's presence on the cover.
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The former Fifth Harmony member, 21, was so in awe, took a moment to bow before Madonna prior to standing for her speech.
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I was in awe as I watched, but not because of her enormous levels of success, but because Stacey Abrams looked like me.
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Inspired by LSD, at ease with the world, in awe of the beauty of everything, Kacey Musgraves finally has her country-pop masterpiece.
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"On Mars, dawn and dusk are blue, and red during the day," Musk said during his presentation as an aside, seemingly in awe.
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"We are in awe as to how he was able to create this structure, which has remained standing for 4,700 years," said Anani.
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When you're driving down the West Coast Highway on Vancouver Island, it's hard not to be in awe of the surrounding natural beauty.
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We see the four penniless but spirited March sisters putting on a play, while boy-next-door Laurie (Timothée Chalamet) watches in awe.
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The guests gathered around and watched in awe-struck silence as Dufresne rapidly sliced raw mushrooms into paper-thin slices on the mandoline.
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Since then, he has performed healing sessions that often include cutting into patients without using anesthesia, confounding doctors who have watched in awe.
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Venezuelan immigrants, the family lived in a mansion in Florida surrounded by show horses, as neighbors peeked over the property line in awe.
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I'm in awe of the reporters on National who are relentless and often put themselves in danger while covering tough stories with compassion.
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You try really hard to listen and pay attention, but you're just in awe of the person, kind of watching their mouth move.
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"This scene is magic in that I am in awe of it and don't understand how it possibly happened #NohoHankHive" a friend wrote.
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Afterward, we hustled down the streets of Chandni Chowk, the American-born among us in awe of the Sabyasachi knockoffs dangling from doorways.
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I have been in awe of how many of you have taken the time to write in and be candid about your experiences.
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It was a loss that left me in awe of her sacrifice and her willingness to infuse me with her goodness and strength.
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Helen's family and the medical team watched in awe as the pale pink solution of cells flowed in through her left subclavian vein.
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"Ryan is incredibly supportive and he's always in awe," Mendes tells PEOPLE exclusively about Gosling's support of her New York & Company clothing line.
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"The people here are sort of in awe of this solar thing," Wanda Humphrey, Benham's 85-year-old mayor, told the Associated Press.
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The former first lady also offered her support for the Florida shooting survivors last week, saying she was "in awe" of the students.
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A number of original titles found box-office glory, and the origin story of a DC Comics villain had the industry in awe.
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In 1986 Johnson retired unceremoniously, and the the 99-year-old is in awe about the attention her life has garnered in recent months.
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Oh, and apparently, he plays piano so well that even John Legend was in awe, because there is truly no more perfect man alive.
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Dominique stops bawling and stares in awe at her mother, unaware that the holes have just been flipped to the backs of her legs.
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I was barely able to pick it up, and as the day went on, I grew more and more in awe of their talent.
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Yes, it might have keyboard and touchpad placement off the beaten path — their placement will either drive you mad or leave you in awe.
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I'm in awe of her talent, she is writing royalty, and for me she's a reminder that our accomplishments can be fully celebrated, solo.
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He stopped at several boxing clubs to see the young fighters, still in awe of him whether he was 60 pounds heavier or not.
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Pink later clarified that she was in awe of Aguilera and moved by her performance — she wasn't shading her, as some Twitter users claimed.
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Hate to question your logic, Khlo, but do you think they're excited to try teas, or just in awe of this organized tea drawer?
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"The strength, vulnerability and grace you've had during this pregnancy has left me in awe, you're going to be an incredible mom," he continued.
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And I'm in awe of her for some of the things that she is able to do when she sets her mind to it.
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As the falling rocket debris continued to break up, spectators were in awe of the colorful streaks of light seen flying across the sky.
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NewsBusters managing editor Curtis Houck, who oversees a site dedicated to exposing and combating liberal bias, is in awe of Behar's rise in popularity.
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"It was a picture of the entire ecosystem of misinformation a few days after the election," Albright says, still in awe of his discovery.
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"The strength, vulnerability and grace you've had during this pregnancy has left me in awe, you're going to be an incredible mom," Babel continued.
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Combs, 49, wrote a complimentary, "OMG" under the post, but he wasn't the only one in awe of Lopez's perfectly toned arms and abs.
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Some simply stare in awe at the screens occupied by seasoned players, many of whom spent their youth mastering technical games like Mr. Do!
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The glowing image of Jackson perfectly excuted all of the star's signature moves, leaving many viewers in awe and a few throughly creeped out.
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So we were always in awe of Product Hunt and we brought them in to kind of complete the third leg of that triad.
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It's very much alive, blossoming within the thousands of other high-profile power couples in the world we can look up to in awe.
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A new book about the acclaimed 1991 film Thelma & Louise offers proof that fans weren't the only ones in awe of its trailblazing characters.
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Starry-eyed kids Snapchat away while their parents, dribbling over-priced pints of Carling in awe, experience the most fun they've had since 2003.
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With each year of fieldwork and hard months of digging, new specimens are pulled from the ground that make everyone's jaw drop in awe.
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I am regularly in awe of how girls now push adults to rethink our views of what they should and shouldn't wear, and why.
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I have watched in awe as individuals have mobilized around Noura's case -- not only on the ground, but across the diaspora and the globe.
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I always wanted you to know how in awe of you I was, however, you were always far too humble to accept my adoration.
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He wasn't involved in the decision and watched in awe with how the Dodgers (289-211) pulled off another win — on his 03st birthday.
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Despite his 76ers losing 122-97 at the Chesapeake Energy Arena, Brown seemed in awe of the lesson the Thunder taught his young squad.
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I had worked with Daddy Yankee before on his movie Talento de Barrio, and, of course, I've always been in awe of Zuleyka Rivera.
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Francesa was in awe of Vaccaro, saying, "Having Sonny Vaccaro on this subject is like having Thomas Jefferson on when America was put together."
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I'm in awe of their work and even to have them view my film let alone support it in any way is really special.
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Ms. Garner, her friend since they made the 2004 rom-com "13 Going on 30," remains in awe of Ms. Greer as a professional.
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The film is a culmination, but it's also a touch too in awe of its own emotional ambitions and ultimately confused about its purpose.
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I am in awe of the grace and maturity she has displayed throughout what I suspect is the most traumatic event of her life.
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I was genuinely proud, even in awe of what my body could do, but truthfully, everything felt strange, unfamiliar, and, well... sort of jiggly.
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A medical student at the time, I was in awe of the speed, purpose and composure with which emergency workers and medical personnel operated.
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Her sister had kidded her about her sexual orientation for years, and Ms. Jordan said she has always been "in awe" of older women.
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In his first year in the league, Ohtani left fans in awe of his ability, impressing both on the mound and at the plate.
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He is one of the smartest and most talented writers I've ever met, and I have long been in awe of his considerable gifts.
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Sometimes we watch YouTube videos to learn a certain skill; other times we watch in awe and in envy of someone else&aposs talents.
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I don't know about you, but I'm honestly in awe of any kind of science that provides with a good drink at the end.
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Anyone who's ever been to a dinner party that pretended to be friendly while feeling like open-heart surgery will read this in awe.
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They stand at the water's edge in awe of the icebergs floating before them - some as white as snow, others radiating a deep blue.
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As a fan of love stories, I'm enraptured; as a fan of clearing very high bars for complicated structure in writing, I'm in awe.
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We didn't so much love this show, a prequel to the universally traumatizing "children's" movie from the '80s, as sat in awe of it.
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The cringe-worthy encounter culminated with Hyland bowing down to Phoenix with her hands in a prayer position, seemingly in awe of his talent.
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I'm in awe of the power and relieved Browning had the good sense to set my suit's max output well below its 1050 horsepower potential.
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"I got five words for you: I will always love you," the father says to Parton, as she kisses him on the cheek in awe.
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The first time I photographed Rancid and The Transplants up-close in 2013, my inner-child was in awe of Lars Frederiksen and Tim Armstrong.
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They picked a fast food restaurant halfway between them and this past Saturday, the families spent three hours in awe of what they had discovered.
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Jackson listens in awe as his mom explains how nervous she was, but how Diana Ross' "Ain't No Mountain High Enough," got her through it.
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I'm completely in awe of his incredible mother and how she has been the whole way through this, she's really made my dreams come true.
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I am constantly in awe that some of the higher-up men act this way, and unfortunately there's not much I can do about it.
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When Mathis appeared on the national news at the Moore rally, members of the PFLAG National staff watched him in awe just like I did.
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In awe of the bright sunshine, beautiful murals, music and countless tattooed artists that day, I decided, "Fuck it" and sent Matt a quick Snap.
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They are no longer places where people look on in awe but where they learn and argue, as they would at universities or art schools.
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He said she had treated many people in front of him, and anyone who knew her was in awe of her bravery during the protests.
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Today, as I write this, I'm listening to the song "Way Go Lily" in the background, feeling in awe of the guidance that I received.
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Jay-Z and Meek Mill launch prison reform organization Jay-Z appears in "Homecoming" at points seemingly in awe of his wife as task master.
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I was still in awe after more than four years of being around her at how smart and strong and loving and caring she was.
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Afterward, Lynch took a moment to sit in awe that his name was now amid such legends as Johnny Cash, George Jones and Hank Williams.
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The more I write, and the more I think about fictional politics and societies, the more I find myself in awe of her singular powers.
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Michael Uvanni was in awe when he visited the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, one of world's most respected cancer hospitals.
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One thing that's interesting to me about your album is that it feels in awe of the world but also a little bit world-weary.
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And the third was grave respect: I was in awe of the fact that someone had conceptualized and materialized such a thing so damn fast.
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The days when audiences would be in awe over projection mapping simply for the fact that it existed, regardless of content, have come and gone.
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Eric Goldman, IGN Cumberbatch is great as Strange, whether he's playing him as a know it all or someone in awe of what he's seeing.
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A father used his woodworking talents to build a lavish, two-story playhouse for his daughters, and it's leaving children (and parents!) everywhere in awe.
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A boy at the time, he was in awe with the sheer size of the ship: a US vessel, complete with volleyball courts on deck.
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Except watch (and close geothermal power plants), staring in awe at this mighty force of nature breaking through the surface of the world we share.
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Further, while Bair was in awe of Beckett, she grew fond of the author of "The Second Sex," perhaps because she too identified with feminism.
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But today, just like Friday, Fentz stole the show on social media, where thousands commented in awe and confusion to the skater's choice of music.
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We went for the champagne option since it was a better value than dinner and spent most of the time looking up in awe anyway.
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"I stand in awe of the pharmaceutical industry's jujitsu magic to have gotten their prime antagonists to become the focus of the problem," said Sen.
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Mr. Hoult said he was in awe of Salinger, had researched him exhaustively and was trying to not feel overly freighted by the writer's fame.
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GoT: As a long-time storyteller, I'm in awe of how perfectly the minds behind this show brought all the major characters together at Winterfell.
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After spending some time in awe of Bryce Canyon, it's time for the final leg of the trip, which just happens to be the longest.
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" Schultz said he and the Coast Guard leadership team "stand in awe of your continued dedication to duty and resilience and that of your families.
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Then tosses a plastic water bottle in the air as they watch in awe, and he lands it perfectly upright (a Vine meme in 2016).
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Make a visit to one of the stalls, arrange to buy some Ghent candy, and watch in awe as these gentlemen fight for your money.
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After a lunch of tamales, nopales, and mole cooked by the Martinez family, we head back to Oaxaca City in awe of what we've witnessed.
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Last year, the world watched in awe as more than a million refugees from crisis-hit Syria, Afghanistan, and North African countries arrived in Germany.
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While Lloyd did genuinely participate in political action in some ways, this was indeed a performance, and one that we are still in awe about.
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First, fans watched in awe as Clayton Kershaw, on three days' rest, provided a valiant effort in an elimination game for the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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His children were in awe of the temple when they saw it, the way he had only seen them react to new toys, he said.
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Or the evening a beer garden full of international fans, in awe at the skill and sportsmanship of the Japanese, suddenly began to support them.
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Perhaps more qualified for the role than her predecessor, because she was both French and a singer, Ms. Darrieux was nevertheless in awe of Hepburn.
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I am in awe of his poise, his candor and his determination to get ahead of the situation and protect the people of New York.
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"I'm in awe of writers who outline — or even those writers who know how a book is going to end when they begin," he says.
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But more than anything, I was in awe of the fact that we had the nerve to even attempt to build something of this magnitude.
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But they also said they were in awe of what he was trying to do, seeing Mr. Chau as a pure expression of their faith.
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You, a human-sized insect, are of no consequence to this creature from the beyond, and you can only watch it pass through in awe.
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" Left: "It's rare that I'm in awe of someone else's color use, but the German artist Neo Rauch is one of the best colorists alive.
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I came away in awe of the patient, donor, families and doctors involved — and may never again take for granted my reflection in the mirror.
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You leave it with a fuller understanding of Ms. Winfrey's rare determination to matter to everybody and in awe of how acutely she still does.
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How might we see this view, so romanticized in trashy films like Woody Allen's Manhattan (1979), if we weren't so conditioned to gaze in awe?
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If you're sick of gawking in awe and want to learn how to edit your own videos, check out this Final Cut Pro X course.
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"I remember just being completely and utterly in awe of her and her creativity, and then she ended up being a total homie," Shipka says.
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After spending several hours in the presence of Baldur's Gate 3, I am in awe of the things that you can do in this game.
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Mr. Pretti, who has a warm, mellow voice, came across as an earnest young man, in awe of the glamorous Violetta, and a bit clueless.
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Jones braids together these ideas cleanly and confidently, adding more and more threads until we're left in awe at everything the story of Pepe encompasses.
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He asked for help from his cousin Harold Mitchell, an insurance agent in Chicago who had been in awe of Mr. Eide since his childhood.
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I could hear the most brainless speech known to man and still stand in awe over the courage it must have taken to present it.
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The song will leave you in awe of how solid Moothart's self experiments are, seeing as how rich and beautifully textured a song he produces.
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"After a few minutes of wonder we gently put it down away from the road and watched in awe as it dug straight down and disappeared."
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The park visit was a "religious experience," O'Rourke later told participants at a policy roundtable, one where he'd stood "open-jawed in awe" at the splendor.
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Environment Minister Alert Jacob has emphasised that the safety of the whales, and the humans floating about them in awe, was paramount on tours like this.
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"I was in awe of these creatures," Barbara Bollard Breen, one of the scientists on the expedition, said, according to a quote featured in the video.
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"People have sort of been in awe of how Lori has been able to do it all and articulate it so well," the second source continues.
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In July, the world watched in awe as Croatia battled their way through the 2018 FIFA World Cup and made it to country's first ever championship.
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The self-guided audio tour was highly informative, and we all left in awe of how the castle was built and expanded upon over the years.
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I'm in awe not just of the potpourri of bright colors, but the idea that something so mundane and quite literally disposable could be so beautiful.
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The most recently released sequence centers on her brother Lewis' suicide and, after finishing it and finding myself fighting back tears, I was left in awe.
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Ali Baba was able to escape the initial danger because he skimmed just a little off the top of the pile, in awe of its vastness.
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Zach LaVine left fans in awe after a video of LaVine nearly throwing down a 360-dunk from the free-throw line made the rounds online.
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"A quirky, witty, goofy doctor who played great keyboards in a cute miniskirt, I was in awe of her brain power and immediately smitten," he said.
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But on Monday's show the pair left the audience in awe as they cha-cha-cha'd their way to a 19/30 score from the judges.
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He plays excellently off Kirke, whose Hailey is pragmatic when Rodrigo isn't, and she's appropriately in awe of the world in which she suddenly finds herself.
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"To this day, I'm in awe of the vigor the team possessed in tackling a 200-year-old industry," CEO Kevin Gibbon wrote at the time.
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"I stand in awe of the pharmaceutical industry's jiu jitsu magic to have gotten their prime antagonists to become the focus of the problem," Whitehouse said.
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And her fans are all in awe of her balancing abilities with an extra mini ballerina in her belly – the video easily racked up 28,600 likes.
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Yet somehow, a 24-second video of someone having their leg hair removed by way of a depilatory cream has 6.2 million Facebook users in awe.
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For the country's national security adviser to look at it in awe and exclaim "this may have just won us the war!" is a little outlandish.
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JTC - "Valley Road (We Are 1)" I was quite in awe of JTC's "Valley Road (We Are 153)" when I first heard it in late 2013.
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We take for granted these tools at our fingertips, but at least I am in awe of someone like Eco, who could dig deeply without them.
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While the tech world was in awe at its capabilities, the rest of the world was shocked to learn about the cruel conditions these robots endure.
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And he's in awe of the Egyptians, who, even at the peak of their glorious civilization, had intimations of their own extinction, and — could this be?
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As a British transplant, I am in awe of everyone's commitment to assist in the recovery efforts -- even if it means potentially endangering their own lives.
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The quality of film acting has never been higher, and there is still a craft in scriptwriting and directing that makes one regularly bow in awe.
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He had been in awe of the actors in the Indonesian action film "The Raid," who parlayed its success into playing bit parts in Hollywood blockbusters.
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I'm a big admirer of Daniel Woodrell, for his beautiful, precise, sparse prose — I don't do succinct well, so I'm in awe of writers who do.
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They say they are still in awe of how humble the investor is about his impact and how willing he is to work closely with them.
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By way of a test, he tips out a jigsaw, starts the clock, and stares in awe as, not long afterward, she fits the final piece.
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"This is probably my last Olympics, I am soaking in every moment, I am still in awe of being able to represent my country," she said.
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So as we all stand in awe of where Jagr has ended up, this seems like a good time to reminisce about where it all began.
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" Receiving the news from none other than U.S. Women's National Team star Megan Rapinoe, Sentnor was in awe to hear from one of her "role models.
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The applicants seemed as much in awe of Ramdev as the followers outside: as they entered, each of them touched Ramdev's feet reverently, then sat down.
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I was in awe of some performances I saw—The Clash at the Palladium, Bad Brains, so many other great bands—but I was a punk.
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Her hyper-realist drawings leave viewers in awe, but she's hoping a solo exhibition and an artistic shift will bring her closer to art-world acceptance.
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I'm in awe of this treasure you've built, and I pledge to you that I will protect it and grow it with the greatest care possible.
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In recent years, throngs have gathered in awe to hear Beyoncé, Coldplay and other musical acts play at the Global Citizen Festival to end world poverty.
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"I am in awe of what he was able to accomplish, as one person with two long careers," his daughter, Deborah Krisher-Steele, said by email.
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Crashing waves draw people from hundreds of miles away just to sit in awe, or test their fortitude with a dip in the icy Pacific waters.
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Like many others, I am in awe of what he accomplished during the civil rights movement, and how his activism changed many lives for the better.
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"In awe of how amazing this guy is doing and we're praying he'll get to see his mom soon," Allodi wrote on his Instagram page Aug.
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The 2018 Winter Olympics are in full swing, and millions of people around the world are gathered around their TVs, computers and phones watching in awe.
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Mr. West would turn down high-paying opportunities if they didn't align with his beliefs and goals, and she would watch in awe at his restraint.
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I knew from that time on I would forever be living with the guilt of a survivor and in awe of the souls of the dead.
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But I've never wanted to champion a game as much as Outer Wilds, which confounded me, surprised me, and left me standing in awe and wonder.
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"I've never seen her stop in her tracks like that and just be in awe of the dogs waiting in line to see her," Mertens said.
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" Groth said that he is in awe not only of Ungerer's drawing skill, but to his "conceptual skill, which was clever and ingenious and wildly outrageous.
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I sat in awe reading in that basement library in Harlem as Hammons opened up to Cannon in a way he hadn't done for anyone else.
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There was one with a journalist that was so ... I remember collapsing on the street in San Francisco in awe of how I was being treated.
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Her younger brother Alexis enlisted almost immediately after the US joined the conflict, and she found herself both confused by and in awe of his devout patriotism.
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"[Kimberly] you're a f---ing earth goddess rock star and I'm as in awe of you as I am in love with you," he captioned the post.
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I was in awe at the reception it received – that so many young people also share my concerns and are ready to help try and find solutions.
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Chan was in awe after watching American Chen win this year's Four Continents title by landing four different quads, and five in total, in his free skate.
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Especially with Tina Fey's jokes, you can tell where she's tweaked a word in a joke to make it funnier, and I'm so in awe of that.
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France watched in awe as paper money was printed and shares in its new joint-stock company, which administered the Louisiana colony, rocketed; the word "millionaire" appeared.
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During an interview with LA's Power 106 FM in July, Foxx discussed how in awe he was of her ability to sing and also play the guitar.
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On almost every page Pham has Hillary leaning ahead, eyes practically crossed in awe at all she beholds, a good-natured dynamo chugging through an eventful life.
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At the start of the fitting, Ms. Feldstein and Ms. Walsh stared at the dress on the hanger in awe and let out twin squeals of delight.
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"When Dalton appeared from behind the doors and began walking down the aisle with Ellie, you could just tell the guests were in awe," Schaefer tells PEOPLE.
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As we walked through the studio, we couldn't help but be in awe of all of the musical talent that had passed through those very same halls.
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"I'm completely in awe of his incredible mother and how she has been the whole way through this, she's really made my dreams come true," he added.
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Photographs of the things happening around the eclipse, the people you're with watching in awe or the huge crowd gathered will be more interesting years from now.
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Olympians turned Rio 2016 gymnastics commentators Nastia Liukin and Shawn Johnson are in awe of the current crop of Olympic gymnasts – just like the rest of us.
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Alden's playing young Han Solo in the upcoming 'Star Wars' saga -- which opens May 25 -- and from the looks of it ... is in awe of his predecessor.
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The remains of these extinct animals were carted off to natural history museums, where spectators gawked in awe and disbelief at their immense proportions and bizarre forms.
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Back in those days, we capitalized the Internet's name because we were all still in awe at the unprecedented power and potential of this amazing new thing.
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I grew up in awe of the SPD, because we lived in a dictatorship here in Greece and Willy Brandt was a great supporter of Greek democrats.
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In an interview, Mr. Trump described himself as a champion of women, someone who took pride in hiring them and was in awe of their work ethic.
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"I'm still in awe of that catch," Jones said in an on-field interview, before quickly praising his team's pitchers for keeping the Dominican batters in check.
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I am constantly in awe of the courage and fortitude they show even as their very existence is assumed to violate the modesty and privacy of others.
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He's also still only a teenager, which should make you feel both sufficiently shit about yourself and your own prospects, and in awe of Dave's prodigious skill.
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As I observed their enthusiasm for the topic, I couldn't help but feel in awe of the fact that the space was populated mainly by black people.
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She said she was "in awe of the courage" of Ms. Davis and of Vicki Pepperdine, who played a far more grim-faced version of her character.
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Chris Alonzo, a San Antonio native whose high school punk band, Sucka Punch, used to gig on The Strip, remembers watching the event from home in awe.
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"Come on your own terms, and we're here to let you and help you learn — or help you discover — or help you be in awe," he said.
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NANCE I remember being in awe of the aesthetics, the fact that it was nearly black and white, and had this French New Wave vibe to it.
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And I wandered the Alhambra in awe at the tile, the gardens, the lushness made possible by the ancient waterworks, left behind by the exiled Muslim engineers.
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However, Clyde is thoughtful, respectful, and in awe of his love interest, whereas OG Rob believed that incessantly calling an ex-girlfriend was the height of romance.
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" And, just to make it clear, Jack says ... "I WASN'T DRUNK OR ANYTHING ELSE PEOPLE ARE ACCUSING ME OF. I WASN'T ANYTHING BUT IN AWE OF HER.
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Respected and feared, Billy Hunnam was a sharp-dressing scrap-metal dealer who, his son said, largely operated outside the law, and left young Charlie in awe.
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It's an honor that I share with so many of you, whose writing and editing often leaves me in awe — yes, I'm talking about you, David Remnick.
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The first image is a pulled-back shot featuring Beyoncé looking at the stage in awe, while the second is a zoomed-in photo of her face.
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For many of us who listened in awe — fascinated by this anonymous voice who promised, "You wanna be high for this" — that magic won't likely be recaptured.
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"I'm still in awe of that catch," Jones said in an on-field interview, then quickly praised his team's pitchers for keeping the Dominican batters in check.
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"He said: "Visitors can often find they have whole stretches of the beach to themselves leaving them in awe of the red rocky surroundings and crashing waves.
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"I've always been in awe of him, just the way he swung and how hard he hit the ball," said Howie Kendrick, the Phillies' veteran left fielder.
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The White House is the only property that Mr. Trump has slept in that is more famous than one of his own, and he seems in awe.
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"Being in awe of something so much greater than you is an important part of human growth: it humbles you and keeps things in perspective," he says.
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The Alcazar is unbelievable — it's the filming location for Dorne in Game of Thrones — and I wander around in awe for an hour before my stomach starts grumbling.
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"As Miss Connecticut Teen USA, there are girls who would look at me in awe because they've always had the image of straight hair in pageants," she says.
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He had the 12,756 attendance inside Fratton Park eating out of the palm of his hand and standing in awe of the brilliance they were being treated to.
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Now that I'm on the other side of my year-long obsession with this game, I am actually more in awe of the force that is Kim Kardashian.
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Even if you don't like Post Malone, the whole thing is worth a watch just to be in awe of what animation studios are capable of in 2018.
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She showed a group how to whip their hair Fans were in awe of the young prodigy after witnessing her busting some dance moves in the documentary's trailer.
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"You're the most wonderful person I've ever known, and I can't wait to be your very giggly, in awe and loved up wife x", Goulding responded on Instagram.
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But in order to persuade customers to splurge on a two seater performance car, it has to live up to its exclusive reputation, rooted in awe-inspiring form.
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Marina Abramović's character, too, fell flat, and I remain in awe at how one could make even the most interesting of people seem uninteresting simply through lackluster narration.
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"As a mother, I am so inspired by the teachings of Fred Rogers and as a human I am in awe of his life's work," Heller told Variety.
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For hours they shared stories, still in awe of what they had just witnessed, and scrolled on their laptops through the thousands of pictures they had just taken.
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"We're in awe of the community support we received following the arrival of these dogs in need," the shelter's program manager Diane Summers tells PEOPLE in an email.
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"How do you even teach it to do that?" says the woman filming the video, who, like all of us, is in awe at this magnificent creature's presence.
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Toward the end of the song, Clarkson's voice broke with emotion, and she apologized as "Idol" judges Keith Urban, Jennifer Lopez and Harry Connick Jr. watched in awe.
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Mind you, we are not new parents, but I still pinch myself in awe of our very own wonder of the world — a custom-made delivery from heaven.
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"I have stood in awe of Trish's ability to bring people from all walks of life from all corners of the globe to accomplish great things," Olney said.
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During the Qingdao Beer Festival in Shandong, which took place on the weekend of July 29, the country put up a dance performance that left many in awe.
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It wasn't long before an audience of bystanders formed to watch in awe as the two robbers frantically tried to escape, even pleading with the crowd for help.
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We stand in awe of the dedicated men and women who helped create our country's economy, and we expect the same excellence from those who will succeed them.
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Understandably, the crowd was in awe when Musk revealed the new Roadster, which has a look inside and out that owes a lot to classic sports car design.
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In the university office, all the women had petted him and were in awe of his mystique: he had seemed thoughtful, forgetful, bumbling, dryly humorous, and high-minded.
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Visitors can also watch in awe as polar bears swim through an underwater exhibit, and they can visit with penguins at the zoo's award-winning Penguin Coast area.
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She is the daughter of the former publisher of Pantheon Books, the late André Schiffrin, and Mr. Sands concedes he was in awe of the family's literary milieu.
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Geology nerds will stand in awe of the landscape, which can be explored underground, above ground or in the air, thanks to the region's famous hot air balloons.
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He's a 16-time WWE champ and a movie star on the rise, but John Cena isn't quite sure why so many kids are in awe of him.
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But as much as we don our fashion-capital crown with pride, we're likewise in awe of the unique creative, er, capital our fellow states have to offer.
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As I sat in rehearsals for the piece, which tells Pan's mythical story with the help of community participants, I was often in awe of Ms. Chase's energy.
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At the end, the entire theater just kind of was sitting there — not in awe, but in a kind of "meh — did not live up to expectations" way.
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"I'm in awe," whispered Ibeth Arriaga, who had traveled from Los Angeles to Depoe Bay, where, despite some fog, the moon's slip across the sun was just visible.
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We are easy marks for faux Nigerian princes now, when chaos rules, the American identity wobbles, and technology is transforming our lives in awe-inspiring and awful ways.
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Biles's execution of her now-eponymous moves is not controversial at all, however, as she performs them nearly flawlessly, leaving both the audience and her opponents in awe.
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It was so emotional that it wasn't just fans who were in awe of the finale — even its critics had to admit that they freaking love this family.
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If you&aposve been to one, it&aposs hard not to be in awe of the passion, sophistication, and attention to detail demonstrated by the organizers and attendees.
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Ms. Johnson, who turned 100 in August, "remains in awe and honored by" the accolades she has received, Joylette Hylick, one of Ms. Johnson's daughters, said on Friday.
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She can launch a tracker from a horse galloping at full speed, but is in awe of her colleague's book smarts, and not self-conscious about expressing it.
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We were seated at the bar by the kitchen, giving us a chance to watch in awe as he and his team delivered a meal unlike any other.
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I felt in awe and amazed at what my body, which I hated and sort of resented for so much of my adult life, was able to do.
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His photographs show the art of puppetry through the eyes of the many children in the audience, who sit cross-legged on the theater's floor in awe and wonder.
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"I write this in awe of my day yesterday," Bermudez, 27, wrote in a Facebook post that has since been shared over 16,000 times and received over 50,000 likes.
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The atmosphere in the room is almost infectious; Thundercat grins and at one point during a bass solo Miller almost cracks up in awe of his band mate's talent.
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T'Challa is visibly in awe of this woman, from when he freezes in Nigeria (just like Okoye knew he would) to when she saves his life and subsequently Wakanda.
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But luckily for us, the entire demolition was caught on tape, and VICELAND's Desus and Mero watched in awe at the Snapchat footage that captured the console's cruel demise.
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On Monday night, millions of viewers watched in awe as The Bachelorette's Rachel Lindsay cast away Eric Bigger and Peter Kraus in favor of professional spine adjuster Bryan Abasolo.
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To the women who have come forward against a system that is designed to keep you silent, I stand in awe of you and appreciate you and your fortitude.
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In the case of California's sequoias, the discoverers would gaze in awe at a tree, then spend three weeks cutting it down, sometimes turning it to banal human use.
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I'm a member here (so our tickets are free) and have seen the exhibit several times, but it's my friend's first time seeing it and she is in awe.
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The Democratic nominee — who most recently appeared in a sketch during the show's 41st season — is also in awe of the SNL crew's perfect recreation of her famed pantsuits.
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We used to photograph the sides of TVs next to smartphones and be in awe of their thinness, now we pretty much take 43mm-thick TVs as a given.
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To come together as kids, especially in this era when everything is zip-bang-boom, I don't quite understand how that happens, and yet I'm in awe of it.
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I had felt largely optimistic watching the succession of #MeToo moments unfold – in awe of the powerful women coming forward to voice their experiences and grateful for their efforts.
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Ryan, on the other hand, gets to be the guy who is in awe of Andy's unstoppable strength and takes his shirt off to reveal his many, many abs.
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"Compared to the advancements in PMPs and smartphones as of late, it's just very difficult to sit in awe of the Go's inelegant hardware and clunky software," Wilson said.
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Children watch in awe as Ekachai raises his trunk and roars while adults buy lottery tickets based on "auspicious numbers" associated with the elephant and amulets blessed by him.
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Each bowed to the other in awe after finishing their song and as the cameras cut to break — Maluma even mimed the classic Wayne's World "We're not worthy" move.
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If you're always in awe of how perfect your fave celebrities' hair looks all the time, well, you need to try one of their go-to brands: Bumble & Bumble.
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I was in awe at their determination and fierce love for their ancestors and shocked by the lengths to which the state would go to stop them from praying.
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Every now and then a company manages to issue a statement so bursting at the seams with hypocritical bullshit that we're forced to take a step back in awe.
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I have an amateurish rule of thumb for evaluating VR experiences, one I call the Laugh Test: does this demo feature something so cool I start chuckling in awe?
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He was in love with sound but, though devoted to Bach and in awe of Ravel's orchestration, he found pop music offered him more chances to experiment and create.
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I found a home among them because of those efforts, and because I grew up in awe of Graham, just like every other Southerner I knew, white and black.
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Still, Granelli was in awe of Guaraldi's talent and discipline, especially considering he was self-taught—a "street guy," as Granelli puts it—rather than a sheet music stiff.
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You will listen in awe to Philip Baker Hall, as the scowling library detective, in "Seinfeld," explaining to Jerry how despicable it is not to return a borrowed volume.
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"She was really in awe of the idea that with hard work you could become anything," Brown's mother, Karlyn Johnson Brown, who also attended Princeton, told Makers on Friday.
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Editorial Last year, Guatemalans watched in awe as their president, Otto Pérez Molina, and his vice president, Roxana Baldetti, were charged in a kickback scheme and forced from power.
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Instead, he offered free rides in his helicopter to giddy children, literally raising them out of a land of poverty, watched in awe by the open-mouthed mortals below.
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Her lips are pulled back in a way that suggests she's just let out a strained breath; he looks on in awe, perhaps with a slight tinge of concern.
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A bottle of "W12" is pretty hard to come by, but you'd think it was a Cheval Blanc 1947 the way people just stand around in awe of it.
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United States, said in a tweet last week shortly after Mr. Buttigieg ended his campaign that she was still in awe that he got as far as he did.
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By the time she eventually returned to Florida, Twitter was losing its mind — partly in shock over her flagrant misconduct, partly in awe of her persistence in the news.
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We make a loop in a relatively residential neighborhood, but I'm mostly in awe of all of the snow… I'd guess there are at least two feet of snow!
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On Saturday, the Kings watched in awe as hundreds of mourners crowded a red brick church for the combined funeral for the four sisters, three husbands and Rich Steenburg.
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Here's how he described the experience of standing in awe of a blacked-out sun: You suddenly feel as though you can see the clockwork of the solar system.
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She said she was in awe of the recount process, an example of what she called good government, in which there were no arguments between Democrats and Republican observers.
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I can't remember the last time I was both so in awe (while watching him work) and so terrified (while trying to help him work) of the same person.
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But before Gorsuch could answer, Sasse, a Republican from Nebraska, added, 'I won't make you answer but the SCOTUS bladder is something the whole country stands in awe of.
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I was in awe of my son and his discipline and effort, and I supported every step but never ran the show or suggested any illegal or immoral actions.
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Another member of Mueller's team sent former acting Attorney General Sally Yates an email that he was in "awe" of her for refusing to defend Trump's travel ban proposal.
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He met Lasry in her early days as a regular at Dersou: While sitting at the bar waiting for her order, Sekine says she'd touch the plates in awe.
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"I'm in awe of [McDormand] and I stand shoulder to shoulder with you and all the incredible women in this room for trying to make things better," Rockwell said.
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Upon arriving at the former grow site, he said the volunteers stared in awe for minutes, dumbstruck and unable to fathom the damage and waste in front of them.
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Pilon's touching performance was met with tears and a standing ovation from the crowd and the judges, in awe of his ability to perform so shortly after his brother's death.
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Kendall, Kim, Kanye and a bunch of others turned up ... as Travis looked in awe walking into a room decorated to look exactly like a gas station all about him.
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"It's this hopeful curiosity of seeing someone and just being in awe and not being able to explain it, but there's something that draws you to that person," he explained.
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I think they could improve on some UX gestures, but I am in awe of how much data they have and can probably target/suggest based on a user history.
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