"She inspires me, and she inspires our son and our daughter," Freundlich said.
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"Art inspires cinema, cinema inspires art," he writes in the description of Film Meets Art.
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Here's hoping Carole's story inspires others to participate in a random act of kindness — it certainly inspires us.
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Anytime you have a song that inspires the kind of feeling that that song inspires, it feels good to play live.
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It inspires whimsy, it inspires imagination, but it also gives people the bravery they need to approach these sort of dense topics.
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Who inspires you — someone you know and someone famous?
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Like I said — we can't choose who inspires us.
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Woll said she hopes that their playthrough of the game inspires others to play for the first time and for, those that are already playing, inspires them to create their own unique adventures.
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It inspires us to see what they do with it.
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How dedicated you are to being great truly inspires me.
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This energy inspires us to work individually and as collaborators.
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Because music heals, it inspires, and this is for them.
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Queen Bey inspires everyone to work hard – including Laverne Cox!
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It heals, inspires, and connects the communities that artists serve.
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ARISTIZABAL: It inspires me do something for others every day.
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The Young Pope is a show title that inspires comedy.
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What is it about Les Lalanne that inspires such prices?
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Her horses inspire her and Lady Gaga inspires a generation.
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Harry also said the "younger generation" inspires him to most.
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He has made revolutionary music that inspires me so much.
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This is also what inspires us to start our businesses.
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My uncle inspires me because he is strong and caring.
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Like pickles, cilantro and Ted Cruz, Apple inspires extreme opinion.
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He was part of the Greatest Generation and inspires us.
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It is not the hatred of falsehood which inspires you.
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"What inspires me more is the experiences now," she said.
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It's not like I can say one ingredient inspires me.
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Thrift and avoiding food waste inspires kitchen creativity, it seems.
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After all, his life constantly inspires a spectrum of emotions.
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Somehow, that inspires a chef to launch a food truck.
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It's Moira's escape that inspires Offred to face the Commander.
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Ultimately, she hopes it inspires a passion for reading, too.
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Anne's rite of passage inspires a lot of period talk.
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She inspires me; she's very funny, she makes me laugh.
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" "Dependence has something good-natured about it; independence inspires enmity.
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I look at him every day and he inspires me.
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His leadership brought us together; his legacy inspires us still.
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What is it about psychedelic motifs that so inspires you?
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She inspires me in a way that I haven't seen.
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It inspires her to know Meyer is following her progress.
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While her evening went differently, it inspires a similar sentiment.
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Their strength and courage inspires me to do the same.
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Film is transportive; it inspires nostalgia, especially among film buffs.
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The Kosciusko Bridge in New York inspires vitriol from drivers.
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This holistic approach is often what inspires similar future gifts.
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They are easily recognizable which inspires trial from new customers.
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Absolutely. It inspires art, you know, but it's not art.
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" Marley's mother says her daughter inspires her "every single day.
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It's fleeting, and that inspires you to do big things.
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The moon in Leo inspires you to connect with friends!
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Going through their daily routine inspires latent feelings and desires.
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It's what inspires you to keep on learning new tricks.
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Never has there been an actor who inspires less pathos.
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I hope my work inspires others to do the same.
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A gorgeous coffee table book that inspires them to travel
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It inspires me to work for a world with equality.
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What inspires that movement is the tone of American politics.
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Curiosity is the engine that informs, leads, and inspires conversation.
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So this week I want to know: Who inspires you?
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Something that inspires a weary nation in the darkest midwinter.
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For many, the dilute nature of the system inspires doubt.
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That's why the drone delivery program inspires so much hope.
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For some, his presence at City Ballet inspires cautious optimism.
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Out There An oasis in the sky inspires the imagination.
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For many, the phrase inspires fear rather than an appetite.
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Moms 4 Housing inspires a movement with nonviolent civil disobedience
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Consider just one issue that inspires deep feelings: animal welfare.
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It inspires me — a new generation is learning about it.
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When chaperones are the accepted convention, their absence inspires suspicion.
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"Your devotion to your country inspires us all," Trump said.
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Let's define a new business paradigm that inspires fundamental change.
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Attend a lecture on a topic that inspires you today.
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Their imagination inspires them to create the most fantastic artwork.
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The moon in Scorpio inspires you to connect with friends.
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Leaders create and communicate a bold direction that inspires results.
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"His heroism inspires, his life shapes our character," Romney continued.
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But that too inspires its own type of time distortion.
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Marijuana inspires devotion, whether people support or despise its use.
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SB Nation presents: Another workout that inspires fervent dedication- CrossFit
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Her dalliance with the domestic inspires new forms and work.
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Poetry shapes the topography, which in turn inspires the poems.
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Midori P.O from Georgia says her choice may be "cliche," but it still inspires: The work of art that inspires me is cliche as of now, but I still hold it in high regards.
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While the video is fascinating, it inspires more questions that answers.
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That inspires her to reveal the truth about killing Pearly Mae.
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We wanted to see what inspires them to keep on going.
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It inspires you to look within and find your inner peace.
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It inspires us, it soothes us and it makes us stronger.
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To this day, Jill inspires those leading the fight, including Oxnard.
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The passion Mr Schulz inspires could make him a mobilisation machine.
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She hopes Cinderblock's plight inspires people to keep their pets healthy.
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"The thing about music is that it inspires all," Lopez said.
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For me, "Buried Alive" inspires the nebulous feeling known as creepiness.
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But what is it about the GIF that inspires such adulation?
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And the singer and Johnson hope their love story inspires others.
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I can only hope that what I do inspires other people.
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That's what inspires people to "invent their own changes," says Wagner.
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IN MOST WESTERN eyes Saudi Aramco inspires either awe or disdain.
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Your pieces have a very '70s feel, what else inspires you?
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The athlete's body in motion inspires the work of Gian Galang.
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Hopefully it inspires more unexpected outfits from cosplayers in the future.
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It inspires you and breaks your heart in the same breath.
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Their story inspires June (Rudolph) and sets up the final episodes.
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It really inspires your imagination to see what the possibilities are.
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Work that inspires us towards joy, towards hope and towards empathy.
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The moon enters Virgo and inspires you to slow down, Libra.
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Her radiant smile alone inspires me to be my best self.
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This triumphant moment inspires Alison to finally find her true purpose.
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Politics inspires many things, but clarity is not one of them.
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What inspires me, or elevates me, is when things feel effortless.
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ROSLYN HARBOR "A Feast for the Eyes," how food inspires artists.
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Aside from de-stressing, Niksen has another advantage: It inspires you.
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So coming to Coachella to see amazing acts inspires my work.
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Each metier inspires the other one in invisible but clear ways.
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It also inspires a name for his new imprint: Alibi Records.
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A long conversation that inspires or even heals you may occur.
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What inspires a seemingly normal person to begin pooping in public?
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It's really just, when's the right time, what else inspires us.
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We really like working with him and how he inspires us.
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New York inspires me now but it used to intimidate me.
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The way I see it, naming the murderer inspires more crime.
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We're at a point where porn culture inspires the creative industry.
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That's what inspires me the most to pick up a guitar.
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That's OK. But if it inspires someone who comes after me?
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"Great art often inspires multiple associations," Seager tells The Creators Project.
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Riding in a car never inspires me to the same curiosity.
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This often inspires dangerous overspending or, in Mr. Erdogan's case, overborrowing.
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Yet there's a power in the fascination that her case inspires.
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There is something about New York City that inspires obsessive documentation.
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Everyone else is, and that inspires an energy all its own.
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There's one more possible reason the Epstein case inspires conspiracy theories.
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"Rage inspires most of my work," she said in an email.
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He inspires their idealism by telling them that life is hard.
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The drawback of disruptive power is that it often inspires counterattacks.
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A canceled flight, in many of us, inspires frustration and anger.
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The site inspires me because I want to know about it.
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He certainly inspires us to reach for more than the remote.
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"I can&apost explain how much this inspires me," another added.
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We can't choose who or what inspires us; that just happens.
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Which, in turn, inspires Polixenes to start beating up his son.
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I still believe most people will vote for who inspires them.
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And a mom inspires us all just by taking a test.
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CJ: I always hope that the book inspires them to create.
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The moon in Gemini inspires you to get organized today, Capricorn!
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Then, determine what specifically about each of these people inspires you.
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Sign up for a class about a topic that inspires you.
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And the music that most consistently inspires me is the blues.
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Its beautiful scenery inspires nostalgia for the country's unspoiled natural past.
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The artist's refusal, at 88, to slow down moves and inspires.
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And it still inspires a chuckle over a half-century later.
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Go take a look at them and see what inspires joy.
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But the book inspires a very specific kind of modern joy.
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No, a soulmate is someone who inspires you to complete yourself.
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And the same man who inspires morality and empathy by example.
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The Moon in Pisces inspires you to focus on finances today.
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The process of creating itself is part of what inspires us.
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" This dual benefit is evident in Jori Finkel's new book, It Speaks To Me: Art That Inspires Artists, wherein she asks 50 artists worldwide "to discuss a museum piece that intrigues or inspires them from their hometown.
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Go deeper: Spotify inspires unicorns to ponder going public via direct listing
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It inspires the hopeful, science fiction-loving futurist in all of us.
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Whether it inspires aspiration or perspiration, you won't believe what lies ahead.
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Brookins said she hopes the book inspires others to never think small.
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So hopefully this song inspires the researchers, the doctors to work harder.
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She inspires him to create some great work, and he loves her.
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The work that inspires me tends to be work like Winslow Homer.
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This inspires others to internalize the vision and make it their own.
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The tangibility of sound will always be something that inspires me immensely.
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The dopamine bumps it inspires are just too delicious to give up.
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What new tastes will artists invent from the extreme distaste Trump inspires?
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It inspires me to continue to push forward and to do well.
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Bale is far more of a leader, somebody who inspires and cajoles.
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Shine so brightly that it inspires your community to do the same.
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And then there's the simple, deep fear and mistrust that Facebook inspires.
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But it also inspires dependence and enables manipulation, harassment, radicalization, election interference.
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Scraping over brown patches and dodging lumpen rocks inspires far less enthusiasm.
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The moon in Pisces inspires you to have fun and party—enjoy!
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These inform us of the struggles, but what inspires us to action?
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The new moon in fellow water sign Scorpio inspires you to travel.
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Conservationists hope the new arrival inspires humans to care for wild okapi.
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Brevity that inspires information density has always been what's magical about Twitter.
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"Paradoxically, the anonymity inspires more trust," argues Ekaterina Schulmann, a political scientist.
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"She truly inspires me every time I take her out," he said.
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" Joanna adds: "The garden has always been a place that inspires me.
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The doors open and close with a solid sound that inspires confidence.
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That type of loyalty to employees inspires the same in its workers.
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Today the Moon enters Taurus and inspires you to get to work.
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It's her full head of curls that inspires all kinds of confidence.
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I'm also a dancer, so Singin' in the Rain really inspires me.
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"Winter inspires both joy and woe," according to The Old Farmer's Almanac.
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Because, yes, paying more for something you don't need rarely inspires happiness.
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VICE: Can you tell us a bit about what inspires your photography?
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And yes, her last name inspires as many jokes as you'd expect.
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"Art always inspires fashion and fashion is art in movement," she said.
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Labor advocates hope Microsoft's new parental leave policy inspires a similar trend.
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If anything, it inspires a steady stream of insults from angry drivers.
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She shows this picture to the villagers, which to inspires them revolt.
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Mr Cummings inspires intense loyalty among those with whom he works closely.
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We hope that it inspires other women to have each other's backs.
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Hope it inspires children around the world to believe in themselves. pic.twitter.
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But am I incredibly happy about what it inspires Wayne to do?
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It's more the vibe or feeling of other music that inspires me.
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Heartwarming examinations of how age inspires social differences and sometimes personal growth!
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What do you see in your daughter that inspires you that way?
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His economic team, led by the finance minister, Henrique Meirelles, inspires confidence.
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This unique threesome gets a lot of laughs and inspires many jokes.
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A voice that good inspires one thing: lots and lots of impressions.
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And earlier this year, the Tesla CEO said that West inspires him.
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" She explains, "The garden has always been a place that inspires me.
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His dream of traveling the world inspires the name Full of Wonder.
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I hope our custom gift inspires you to make a #GayWedding set!
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I've heard other people talk about it, and then it inspires me.
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It's a passion that inspires people to stay awake until 3 a.m.
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I hope all of this debate inspires private contributions to Special Olympics.
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The rapid development of new techniques also inspires a measure of caution.
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A letter-board countdown sign that inspires excitement for the holiday season
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He hopes the trip inspires others to try and beat that record.
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"Melania, your care and compassion for our nation's children inspires us all."
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"Cory, like Obama, inspires people across the full economic spectrum," Phillips said.
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ROSLYN HARBOR "A Feast for the Eyes," on how food inspires artists.
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It inspires greater confidence in our criminal justice system by the public.
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I ask Torres if the communal atmosphere inspires people to drink more.
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But this dunk inspires me to continue on my possibly ruinous path.
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As the zodiac's twin, Gemini inspires us to partner up and cooperate.
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Who knows, maybe the ad inspires the next Keith Haring or KAWS.
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The moon in Sagittarius inspires you to connect with friends today, Aquarius!
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But what is it about I-732 that inspires so much opposition?
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Get up, get refreshed, talk to someone who inspires or encourages you.
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Girls/Girls/Boys inspires to to work for a world without hate.
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In "Midnight Sun," a life-threatening illness inspires a gilded fairy tale.
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"Someone who inspires priests and whores is worth taking seriously," Varys observes.
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Hopefully it inspires the next generation of women to just be patient.
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But seeing the impact of his efforts inspires him to keep going.
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It's still inspiring because it inspires the other dancer to go harder.
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If anything, they hope the day inspires them to pursue bigger ambitions.
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"I just hope that it inspires a conversation at all," she said.
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"I would be thrilled by someone who inspires us -- whoever that is."
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He inspires the same kind of fervent, true-believing following as Trump.
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NOTHING INSPIRES German newspaper illustrators like the European Central Bank's monetary policies.
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"Having a beautiful, fashionable movie star in a tobacco ad inspires people."
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What object from this heap of bric-a-brac most inspires you?
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"The term inspires some and generates anger for others," Professor Kagan said.
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I hope it just inspires women to be themselves, their authentic selves.
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I hope it just inspires women to be themselves — their authentic selves.
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She has a lot of fans and hopes her racing inspires others.
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Winter is not generally a season that inspires a sense of hope.
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This inspires others to follow their lead and act on their behalf.
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What about it inspires Bruce and Diana to start the Justice League?
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But this is not a list that inspires confidence: Who Is He?
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The first lady's jacket inspires a tweet about the Fake News Media.
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We hope it inspires bravery in other sexual abuse survivors as well.
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Here are five reasons to start working out with your S.O.It inspires camaraderie.
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But front-loading the ICO with institutional investment inspires confidence for retail investors.
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The other model is the rebel who quickly inspires others to join him.
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If not, hopefully it inspires someone else to be kind like you were.
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Ahead, see what inspires you — then go get stoked to pack tomorrow's lunch.
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That amplification encourages more terrorism, inspires copycats, and turns the perpetrators into martyrs.
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Their relationship inspires them to try to recover and, most importantly, to hope.
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It's fair to say that the Duchess of Cambridge's style inspires us all.
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And, of course, watching characters overcome hardships inspires hope in the uncomplicated way.
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"We hope that this exhibit inspires young Cambodians to dream big," said Newbill.
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" Together, the iterative process "spurs and inspires other people to continue and compete.
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Same goes for Sansa, who inspires loyalty through her careful, and meticulous planning.
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Today's moon in Taurus inspires you reflect on your daily routines and rituals.
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The Jennings' relationship inspires Suzie to devote all of her time to InmateBlogger.
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That sense of mortality, I think, inspires this sort of thing for me.
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Lai hopes that his idea inspires people to create bigger and better versions.
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I'll be interested to see if this update also inspires dating app updates.
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"She inspires me in so many ways," RaeLynn says of her musical idol.
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You know when that one comes along and she inspires you to write?
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Her steely, unglamorous image (a confessed penchant for skirts notwithstanding) inspires young women.
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Organic outrage or excitement usually inspires a bit more variety in the commentary.
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Watch what happens when the horrifying 'Saw' movie franchise inspires an escape room.
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In fact, based on coverage of his actions, Sediuk almost only inspires ire.
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Witnessing others' generosity uplifts and inspires people, which creates a "warm glow" effect.
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Davidson hopes he inspires others to take the time to thank a veteran.
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Nothing inspires a night of delicious dreaming like an orgasm before dozing off.
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They all have a sincere rawness in self-expression that really inspires me.
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His constantly bewildered expression no longer inspires a mixture of pity and disdain.
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"They say that it inspires them and gives them hope," Moss told E!
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She inspires women on so many levels and I'm here for this kind.
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Gallach remained steadfast that Wonder Woman inspires in ways that transcend her imagery.
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I hope that it inspires other people to find things that they love.
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This gossip doesn't hurt her, but instead inspires her to do something bold.
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Is there any one aspect of Korean traditional music that especially inspires Jambinai?
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Sinclaire hopes she inspires her friends and former neighbors to come back too.
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This dream seemingly inspires Jeanie to hop in the car at 5 a.m.
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"Mueller inspires loyalty," said Kris, who now runs the Culper Partners consulting firm.
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Looking at the upcoming herd of Androids, I'm not seeing anything that inspires.
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Carter inspires in a different and deeper way than most Presidents ever will.
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The British called him a quisling, but his martial valour still inspires Indians.
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Mercury enters Taurus and inspires you to focus and get organized as well.
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That Stephanie literally walks through fire to reach freedom — her freedom — inspires me.
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The Moon enters Pisces today and inspires you to connect with your friends.
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It "inspires this terrorist spirit", said Jean-Yves Le Drian, the defence minister.
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Their struggles to scale our behavioral learning curves inspires an almost parental instinct.
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There is an entire puzzle with the marketing department that deliberately inspires joy.
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Like Virgin America, it inspires loyalty among customers, if not the same passion.
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"I want to create an identity through art that inspires pride...," she said.
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She, too, likes Trump as a presidential candidate because he inspires female rage.
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Here's what they did — I hope it inspires you to do the same.
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Clinton inspires might put it, we need a bitch who can do both.
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Periodically thickening "Letters to My Daughters" inspires me to treasure our shared past.
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Carroll these days seems mostly to inspire scientists and philosophers; Lear inspires poets.
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Jay: The thing that inspires me the most is the quality of humility.
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"I hope it inspires other communities to do the same thing," she said.
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Fox News then covers his tweets, which inspires more tweets, and so on.
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And more than anything, that is what inspires people to follow a leader.
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I care about whether this band inspires me to play in a band.
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"I love that family so much, and their strength inspires me," she says.
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Today's new moon in Leo also inspires you to kick a bad habit.
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It simply inspires you to understand your food choices and make healthy ones.
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His menu changes in every city and is dependent on what inspires him.
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Stephen A. Smith's signature brand of incendiary hot takery inspires deep, impassioned vitriol.
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Read more about the shop, as well as who inspires Knowles' style, below.
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I've been encouraged and allowed, from the beginning, to make what inspires me.
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" "A new national pride stirs the American soul and inspires the American heart.
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"It's something that really inspires them to take on the system," she said.
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Such emotions may shed light on what inspires people to share false stories.
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Friday inspires an existential crisis as the Sun faces off with deceptive Neptune.
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Not every enduring literary masterpiece inspires a thousand years of often great art.
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It's a part of who we are, and it certainly inspires you too.
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This idea to me inspires me to create something that will outlive me.
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Coco is everything that inspires, connects, and makes the world a better place.
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Despite the reverence Wittgenstein inspires in intellectual history, he remains an enigmatic figure.
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Everyone has a story, something in your life that inspires you to care.
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The question that inspires heated debate is whether this trend is a problem.
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This event encourages and inspires young women to pursue their love of aviation.
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There must something about warmer temperatures and sunshine that inspires care-free living.
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Throughout their history, they have exploited male beauty, tapping the passion it inspires.
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"I ... hope it inspires a new generation of Kenyan wildlife scientists," she said.
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For now, they hope the album inspires other seniors to try something new.
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Mr. DeHaan brings an air of curdled innocence that inspires an interesting ambivalence.
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It's not the kind of thing that inspires confidence in the state's numbers.
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It didn't have resonance; the visceral, stomach-clenching recognition that great fashion inspires.
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Not the kind of Election Day news that inspires your folks to vote.
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Whereas she had been a figure of terror, Madame Daugeron now inspires pity.
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Not exactly the sort of thing that inspires confidence in a product's durability.
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Another question is whether cities want the kind of growth Silicon Valley inspires.
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The universe inspires awe and wonder more than it does reflexive belly laughing.
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A quarter century after his death, Cobain's musical legacy still inspires younger generations.
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This is the kind of unironic appreciation Toto's "Africa" often inspires in people.
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That in turn inspires you to go out and fulfill your own potential.
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I like to read and watch science fiction, and find it often inspires me.
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I hope "Birth of a Nation" inspires others to learn more about Nat Turner.
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It inspires us to be our best as individuals, as teammates, and as opponents.
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"If that inspires you then great, I already found more healthy fitness role models."
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The LGBTQ community means the absolute world to me and inspires me every day.
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Remember, the more dubious the thing that inspires you, the more points you get.
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That is why Jacques-Louis David's activism during the French Revolution inspires passionate discussion.
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This certainly inspires me to use my art and platform to advocate for change.
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Meanwhile, a Mars-Pluto trine inspires the desire for less talk and more action.
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With this prize at stake, some teams begin to sabotage others, which inspires retaliations.
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If #MeToo inspires allies to stop disregarding sexual violence in their circle, then good.
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In addition to being joyfully large, Samson apparently inspires a treasure trove of trivia.
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This is just a small sample of the kind of enthusiastic fandom Aina inspires.
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I reached out to Gudim to ask about his process and what inspires him.
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"He really is inspired by all of the people that he inspires," said Wendy.
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The rebellion Joker inspires appears, behind the clown masks, to skew white and male.
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Fashion is akin to sports in the fierce attachment it inspires in its devotees.
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I hope that this inspires empathy and better communication between people of varying neurotypes.
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Slavery in America: It's a horrific, mesmerizing subject that haunts and inspires our imagination.
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She hopes it inspires other Indigenous Australians to learn and protect their local languages.
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Being able to tell stories like Virgin Galactic's, to me, inspires the next generation.
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In choosing that path, we experience a sacred solidarity that heals and inspires change.
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The nostalgia and the pain at seeing people living on the street inspires Kim.
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It inspires confidence and regal intrigue that's often missing in many of its contemporaries.
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She inspires him, arouses him (as much as is physically possible), and aggravates him.
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Whoever inspires you most, don't forget to pay homage to Andy Cohen's shotski board.
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The New Year inspires fresh starts and promises of putting the past behind you.
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Yet the very dominance of Apple's aging mobile empire inspires doubts about its future.
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This inspires an aside: Has The Ghashlycrumb Tinies really become "a beloved kids book"?
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Of all the individuals we consider hair icons, no one inspires quite like Zendaya.
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This is a brilliant time to get involved in a cause that inspires you.
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"I hope it inspires couples everywhere to have some elegant fun with their wedding."
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This is a high-risk situation, and very little about this administration inspires confidence.
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Actually, the dream inspires a whole lot of things, including a pack of cigarettes.
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Creation to today, the awe, wonder and fear that God inspires, and the way
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The moon in Aries inspires you to get plenty of work done today, Scorpio.
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"There is no one who really inspires confidence," said office worker Lilian Díaz, 26.
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But Lupita's evolution is special to me because she inspires my respective glow-up.
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But work is not the only thing that inspires Harris to stay in shape.
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" The statement continued, "But as is so often the case, our community inspires us.
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Experiencing this eclipse might be a singular event that inspires a lifetime of curiosity.
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Through sculpture, painting, photography, and mixed media, the exhibit educates as well as inspires.
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Mercury's connection with dreamy Neptune inspires deep heart-to-hearts and boosts your imagination.
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My wife inspires me to work harder both at home and on the trail.
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It kills people in the same breath in which it seeks to inspires them.
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The moon in creative water sign Pisces inspires you in your career today, Gemini.
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The moon in Aquarius inspires you to tackle your to-do list today, Virgo.
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Orbanism inspires those who want to build an illiberal democracy in their own country.
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And this book inspires you to be more practical, hard-nosed, and persuasive.14.
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Image: Jon KayTurns out Banksy inspires more people than just hipsters and art snobs.
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That neither Sara nor Victor always inspires audience sympathy adds complexity to the characters.
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Good luck, and I hope this inspires you more than it pisses you off.
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"There's nothing that inspires basketball players more than the Larry O'Brien Trophy," Jones said.
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She inspires a kind of cultist love that I don't see other ingénues inspiring.
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After that, they're freed up to tackle the stuff that excites and inspires them.
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Here's what inspires most of us to make some less-than-optimal money moves.
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The soggy dancing this inspires, like a rave for the undead, is momentarily diverting.
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I'm honored and she inspires me, so I'm sure she'll inspire you as well.
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Theirs is a record that inspires our confidence during this clear and present crisis.
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Mosqueda calls him "the next Dion Jordan," which isn't a label that inspires confidence.
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"Roy Moore inspires me because he is such a successful man himself," she wrote.
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This despair also inspires pointless second-guessing about whether Democrats picked the wrong candidate.
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Joe Biden inspires the best posts on The Onion: Joe Biden for Uncle 2016!
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Lydia cannot speak or care for herself and her illness inspires revulsion in him.
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The moon enters Leo and inspires you to network and spend time with friends.
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The moon enters Leo this morning and inspires you to go on a journey.
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I feel like Kendrick inspires anyone who listens to be true to themselves, right?
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According to Gates, her work inspires young people to work hard and dream big.
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"It inspires people to dream about how they would tackle the world," she said.
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If Mr. Kushner's performance inspires such reforms, it could prove his only real achievement.
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There is not much we see that commands our loyalty, or inspires our solidarity.
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The Mighty Pun, in all its incarnations, inspires plenty of puzzle clues and themes.
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We hope to be a progressive media company that informs, entertains and inspires action.
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But I really want to read more, because it also inspires me a lot.
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The mandala adapts to totally different climates and places, and, in turn, inspires them.
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She inspires people like me worldwide, and no imprisonment or flogging can change that.
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She inspires crucial groups for the party — women and African-Americans — and alienates few.
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I like Rory McIlroy and Dustin Johnson — they're great — but watching Jordan inspires me.
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A government official describes Alex as "young, bold, vicious," which clearly inspires the choreography.
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The moon's connection with Jupiter inspires a sense of expansion—growth is taking place.
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"I guess that inspires the idea because it's just how we feel," she says.
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Reality, meanwhile, inspires these dire visions and competes with them for sheer relentless awfulness.
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My mind is running around aimlessly, which I guess means this dress inspires me.
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She also gushed about Ariana Grande and how the singer's "energy level" inspires her.
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She just inspires me and she surprises me every day with how she's thinking.
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So if "Starless Dreams" inspires conflicted feelings in viewers, it may be by design.
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"I think what people do in their local communities inspires other communities," she said.
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He hopes Bouman's story inspires more women to seek out opportunities in radio astronomy.
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It's this dark allegation that inspires Peter's decision to send Alayah home that night.
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This transit inspires us to pay attention to our emotions surrounding growth and change.
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You also get a man who craves loyalty but inspires only fear and resentment.
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What is to be done about Mr. Kim and the nuclear nightmare he inspires?
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And yes, that inspires, largely off camera, a "kill the rich" movement in Gotham.
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Such disclosure and transparency inspires confidence, increases the public's trust, and demonstrates good faith.
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I hope his memory inspires more good work in Crenshaw and communities like it.
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"Leaders create and communicate a bold direction that inspires results," according to the company.
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The moon in fellow fire sign Sagittarius inspires you to take a risk today!
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Our memories are individual, often linked to the powerful emotions sport inspires in us.
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This is particularly so given the intense affection the play inspires among its fans.
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That kind of music inspires devotion, and this is your chance to feel it.
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The very nature of enforcing the prohibition fuels and inspires creativity and changing tactics.
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Do you hope by writing and releasing songs it inspires people to take action?
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Reality Inspires Fantasy, and Fantasy Inspires Reality "Ghost Recon Wildlands has been in development for more than four years," says Strachman, when asked whether the presidential campaign's focus on border security and aggressiveness toward Mexico changed how the team thinks about the game.
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Most importantly, I hope it inspires you to get out and vote on November 8.
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What inspires me is that Hillary began a life of activism at a young age.
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People often view with wonder, the cult-like devotion that Scotch inspires amongst it's drinkers.
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And so far, the Trump family's conduct during the transition process inspires even less confidence.
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But nothing about this show's track record in dealing with race inspires confidence in me.
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You have your own long personal history that inspires what you require in a relationship.
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And it's that vampy shade that inspires Sabrina's current look on the Path of Night.
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She inspires me to really live my best life, which is what this is about.
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As for his own personal One to Watch, the one who inspires him the most?
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It also inspires you to add healing activities to your schedule, like massage or meditation.
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Each action inspires an equal and opposite toxic reaction with just a bit less friction.
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For some, it inspires a total rejection of the artist, whose work becomes suddenly intolerable.
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"I love modeling because I get to see everything that inspires me," she tells Billboard.
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But the illusion of choice inspires all sorts of ideas and priorities, hopes and dreams.
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For Mr Giammattei, the revulsion that Ms Torres inspires was his most potent electoral weapon.
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Normally, Mars inspires us to become the more courageous, even more volatile, versions of ourselves.
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In the cover story for Allure's August issue, the athlete explains what inspires her drive.
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If what I write inspires people or gives them strength, courage, or hope, I'm thrilled.
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If being in love inspires these kind of terrible ideas, throw the whole emotion away.
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And no matter what her age, she says the thrill of acting still inspires her.
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"But now America's fallen in love with her too, and she inspires me every day."
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Like religion or sex, it's a sensitive topic that inspires divergent and often combative opinions.
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What inspires me is the connection this color has to humans, their features, and conditions.
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Hopefully, Goldwyn's message inspires more people in the industry to work together for real change.
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"She basically said, 'If this inspires you, feel free to use it,'" Chris, 39, recalls.
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We teamed up with Destination Canada to see how Vancouver inspires its thriving creative community.
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"I love the synergy between my music and how it inspires my fashion," she said.
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Also, Chris O'Donnell inspires me because he is a great actor in NCIS: Los Angeles.
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The work ethic that inspires the Lehmans morphs into greed and brings the bank low.
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Maybe watching Deadwood inspires you to look up South Dakota land rights in the 1800s.
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An actress who really inspires me, and has my whole career, is Anna Deavere Smith.
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If Adam Smith's Dinner inspires people, it's not clear to what exactly it will be.
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It inspired me every day I was Governor, and I hope it inspires you. pic.twitter.
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"This is what inspires women to run for office and take their jobs," she said.
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It can be a lot to juggle everything, but it's a challenge that inspires them.
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You might also find that something you used to believe deeply no longer inspires you.
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He's the most popular politician in America, according to some surveys, and inspires enthusiastic loyalty.
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It Speaks to Me: Art That Inspires Artists by Jori Finkel is out from Prestel.
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To know how much Podemos inspires Jeremy Corbyn is to understand the Labour Party today.
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But although the music inspires escapism, it's actually a feminine anthem of bold self-assertion.
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It is the kind of organization that inspires you to work hard on their behalf.
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Communication planet Mercury connects with your ruling planet Jupiter today, Sagittarius, which inspires new ideas!
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There's Nao, a witchy fermentation expert whose jet black curry laksa inspires BDSM dream sequences.
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He just hopes that his legacy inspires enthusiastic performances by future voices on the ice.
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The moon in Sagittarius inspires you to connect with your home and family today, Virgo.
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A work of fiction haunts us: It watches over the shoulder, inspires memories, encourages reflection.
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It's just so direct to how I feel about the world and what inspires me.
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But this is not a picture that inspires the voters on whom they are relying.
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We will champion a patriotism that includes and inspires all of our people, he proposed.
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Xi's system inspires envy from autocrats, but little admiration from ordinary citizens around the world.
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McGonigal writes in a down-to-earth manner that inspires you to take action.6.
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And if anything inspires turnout, it's excitement – as in 2008 – or anger – as in 2016.
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Elections are about which party inspires their supporters to vote more than the other party.
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Bruce thinks people have enthusiasm for the Blockbuster replica because of the nostalgia it inspires.
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It's a page you want to linger on after whatever words it inspires are gone.
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His search for the true recipient is not successful, but the party it inspires is.
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But even in the absence of formal demonstrations, the building often inspires spontaneous political discourse.
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The moon in Aries inspires you to network and enjoy the company of your friends.
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This is what inspires me, this is where I draw from, these people, these surprises!
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The moon in fellow fire sign Leo inspires you to embark on a new journey!
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But for the non-performer, it's unclear what kind of hope La La Land inspires.
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But what do we really know about this hidden world that inspires such grim fascination?
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Nor one who inspires screenwriters apparently, as Edmure has yet to actually speak this season.
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Cleveland is a lot like love in that it inspires people to do crazy things.
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But the sheer hatred the show inspires comes from a handful of unlikely other sources.
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That's really much a part of our home and our life and what inspires us.
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It is loud, funny and rich in flavor, and so are the conversations it inspires.
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She wondered about Mr. Begor's capacity for understanding the depth of despair that Equifax inspires.
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The nominee should be, and most likely will be, the candidate who best inspires voters.
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The moon enters Libra and inspires you to reflect on self-care and get organized.
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Taking part in such an event allows athletes to create a legacy that inspires others.
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"You have to have a vision for your future that inspires you," Belfort tells Goalcast.
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But like many in the I.D.W., he also seems to relish the outrage he inspires.
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Women continue to make less money than men, research shows, and additional information inspires action.
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That inspires their planning, and they are convinced they can repeat that win in 85033.
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The growth that liberal education inspires is never comfortable, and learning is a lifelong process.
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But increasingly, the art that interests Cave is the art he inspires others to make.
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The practice, which has the whiff of pay-to-play, inspires disapproval among some breeders.
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More importantly, Grim said, he hopes his special home inspires animal lovers in other cities.
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She just inspires me and she surprises me every day with how she&aposs thinking.
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That is why, wherever people have choices, it inspires fear or awe, but not love. ■
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Paterra says the movie inspires audiences by showing how an ordinary person did extraordinary things.
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Or, perhaps, your suggestion inspires an even better, and more brilliant idea, from your teammate.
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Seeing people who were once as hopeless as you, thriving despite their disease, inspires hope.
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He's God, more or less, and he inspires the religious awe of the episode's title.
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Moreover, the novelty factor inspires Flowers to get truly silly, romping through bucketloads of camp.
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Griffin's skill-set still inspires awe, but it's also dangerously close to becoming a relic.
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Turns out Russia's Vladimir Putin inspires a similar degree of blind devotion among his supporters.
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"It is clear to us who is the author and who inspires such activities," Szatkowski said.
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The Moon enters fellow air sign Libra and inspires you to focus on the big picture.
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As a result, Noelle seeks revenge on rapists who walk free, which ultimately inspires her artwork.
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The proud owner hopes the story inspires other to bring a furry hero into their lives.
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When you come from the culture that you see onscreen, it inspires you in different ways.
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So I hope that this does the same and inspires more people to use their voices.
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The moon enters Pisces later on and inspires you to focus on wellness and self care.
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President Jeff Skoll, has a similar goal of creating entertainment that inspires and compels social change.
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Ben inspires Gretchen to do the right thing and insist that Jimmy host the memorial service.
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If there's one thing that screams #RelationshipGoals, it's having a significant other who inspires you everyday.
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If I'm a part of something that inspires and it has longevity – that's it for me.
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At the end of the episode, all this family talk inspires Axe to visit his mom.
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Such understanding inspires a curiosity to tinker with computers to make them stronger against potential adversaries.
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"I hope his memory inspires more good work in Crenshaw and communities like it," Obama wrote.
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" Asked who inspires her the most, Brown revealed, "Honestly, I think Lily Collins and Felicity Jones.
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Luckily, his rejection inspires her to fight back, and her temper lands her a trial shift.
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But I think that the excitement kind of inspires you and they kind of work together.
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Hopefully this inspires all the senses to recharge and allows people to feel their inner child.
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Our challenge as conservatives is to build a movement that inspires a majority coalition of Americans.
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This may seem daunting, but becoming a leader who inspires people does not require grand gestures.
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"If it's the others, and particularly the Republicans, that I think inspires some element of concern."
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" He said that he hopes Sorry to Bother You "inspires people to get involved in things.
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It is inspiring to see the immediate courage and confidence that equal pay inspires in women.
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The question now is how much the SR/F inspires other Zero Motorcycles bikes going forward.
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And he hopes this inspires someone to muster up the courage to try it for themselves.
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Coyle refers to Barada's breakout as "an ignition event" — an improbable athletic achievement that inspires others.
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Every year, the award inspires handicappers to guess which publications and reporters will claim the honors.
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Your going to need a strain that inspires creative solutions and the ability to overcome hardship.
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Mr Khan's IPL salary is 2,500 times Afghanistan's GDP per person, so his example inspires many.
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Along with being a sweet memento for her, Quintana hopes the shoot inspires others as well.
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Any woman who gets out there, looks on stage and goes after someone who inspires her.
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I know you never asked to be a role model, Aries, but your confidence inspires others.
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She inspires Blake to question what Blake wants and takes her out of her comfort zone.
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"You're just looking for something that inspires you or is interesting at all," added Matt Duffer.
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As summer wraps up, Virgo season inspires us to pay closer attention to the delicate details.
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"Fred's message to all is one of stubborn positivity," Grossi says of how Fred inspires him.
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We hope this special inspires others across the country to contribute as much as they can.
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Is there anything in particular that inspires you, or do you just sit down to write?
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The moment inspires Ashley to do something she wanted to do anyway – try to eliminate Ben.
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And the stakes extend beyond this country of 9.7m souls, for the Hungarian example inspires others.
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Inaccurate as that thinking may be, it inspires some of the best moments on the album.
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If it inspires others in a positive way, then it could be deemed as good gossip.
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" She continues, "Every single person that was there inspires me and makes me a better human.
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After all, optimism isn't just physically healthy, it also fuels passion, emboldens risk, and inspires courage.
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What really inspires me about Prince is how tradition and history was so important [to him].
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Day after day she hangs around with people in whom the name Herzog inspires no respect.
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In a video she wished everyone a very happy Christmas and talked about what inspires her.
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Only time will tell if the look inspires yet another string of hair appointments in Hollywood.
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"He really, really inspires me, and he motivates me and I think he's just so talented."
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It's natural for people to want to follow somebody that inspires them, somebody that pushes them.
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It inspires me to try new ways to wear things and give them my own spin.
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That means honestly confronting the crisis of Islamist extremism and the Islamist terror groups it inspires.
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An arts and sciences education also inspires students to know themselves and the world around them.
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But it's a good thing to have music that inspires other artists who are coming up.
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A DIY ethic has always applied to Soylent, complementary to the sense of experimentation it inspires.
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If I see kids are gaining something from it, then that inspires me to carry on.
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But he nevertheless feels great about the smooch, which inspires him to envision their wedding day.
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It depresses me when that's not the general vibe, and inspires me to figure it out.
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Fighting among ourselves only inspires these elements to move forward with a greater sense of vigor.
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This conversation later inspires Stark to support the superhero-control law known as the Sokovia Accords.
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"Your service to the causes you care so deeply for inspires me every day," Markle wrote.
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Trump's GOP presidential primary rivals seized on the encounter as evidence that his rhetoric inspires violence.
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But the responses to those findings also reveal a telling divide over what inspires that anger.
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Still, from many women, because she is a woman, she inspires feelings of identification and love.
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Frenchman Thibaut Pinot, one of the top climbers in the world, believes the Ventoux inspires awe.
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Make time to catch up on your favorite books and to study something which inspires you.
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The embrace of advances in fintech inspires a notion of security and reduction in fraudulent activity.
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Today, Taylor Richardson inspires children and adults alike with her activism, public speaking, and selfless philanthropy.
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What inspires them to hit the field (and sometimes each other) for this full-contact sport?
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The iPad Pro and Apple Pencil is one of those hardware pairings that just inspires creativity.
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"That's what inspires me to be able to see this through," Russell tells CNBC Make it.
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From Pete Seeger to Public Enemy, the music that inspires our readers to take a stand.
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Moral judgment inspires outrage and a desire to punish wrongdoers, forming a potent source of aggression.
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Ms. Nwandu said seeing shows by writers with stronger knowledge about their African heritage inspires her.
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They live up to 40 years and are phenomenal swimmers; their hydrodynamic shape inspires naval engineers.
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Sharing inspires me to write more and get back to the studio to make more music.
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The Moon enters energetic Aries later today, and inspires you to tackle your to-do list.
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Among the likes of Madame de Pompadour and Nicki Minaj, it inspires something close to obsession.
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The culture of the French court inspires two apricot desserts: one elaborate, the other more attainable.
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"Your service to the causes you care so deeply for inspires me every day," Meghan wrote.
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Likewise, Perkins's lovely book inspires young people to do what they must do, namely, grow up.
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The worldwide known k-pop group, BTS, are a main icon that inspires my fashion identity.
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In addition, Sanders inspires an intensity in his supporters that few candidates in history can claim.
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Obama inspires this kind of devotion — and, yes, fear — told me something about her as well.
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He told Agora that he hopes the image inspires viewers to "travel more and enjoy life."
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"Your service to the causes you care so deeply for inspires me every day," she said.
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But it's enthusiasm that inspires people to not just vote, but to get friends to vote.
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It is a measure of the esteem and affection that Buffon inspires that few would disagree.
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His rivalry with a scientist inspires him to use a time machine to alter the past.
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The courage of risking everything to confront a regime that kills its own citizens inspires us.
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At 26 Los Angeles Angels center-fielder Mike Trout already has a career that inspires envy.
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And for some people (even the president's opponents), the climate of crisis inspires a perverse thrill.
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Once admired across Africa for its moral standing, it now inspires disappointment and disillusionment for many.
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Reeser plays his love interest, Julie, an astronomy teacher, who inspires Nick to be more selfless.
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That its founders are brothers who sold their last company to Apple inspires some confidence, too.
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Like most authoritarian regimes, the Hungarian government inspires loyalty by stoking the fires of ethnic supremacy.
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"It reaches deeper; it evokes emotions; it inspires," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by email.
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"It inspires people, particularly kids to make creations and figure out how they work," he said.
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Waters 'reclaiming my time' moment inspires gospel song: A singer, inspired by the showdown between Rep.
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Among most people close to her, Warren inspires a level of loyalty that is almost jarring.
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Every gig I watch inspires me and makes me want to play more and more shows.
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It inspires a particular kind of Talmudic dedication, and this boxed set is for the faithful.
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Seeing people supporting each other and helping each other inspires them as much it does us.
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What really most inspires me is to write songs that are self-help in a way.
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I don't like it, it pisses me off, but that inspires me … That's what drives me.
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" Marak's wish is that Elder Orphans grows and inspires connections in "every city in America and beyond.
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Material and metaphysical support from your partners inspires personal growth and a deepening of understanding for yourself.
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Everything you do inspires me to keep workin hard and never giving up on all my dreams !
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In the end, Conover hopes he inspires those around him to grab hold of their mental health.
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The speed racer quickly inspires the princesses to ditch their ball gowns for a more relaxed style.
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Surprise, surprise, this information inspires Scott to show up drunk to the quiet family dinner Zelda's planned.
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It's easy to see why the mighty humpback inspires so many people to want to protect it.
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" Her dreamy retreat also inspires Kardashian to be thankful for "all that is good in my life.
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The undone beauty of the French girl always inspires me and I love everything '90s right now.
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Yet he inspires devotion among his "red shirt" followers in Thailand's Lao-speaking north and north-east.
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Earth is capable of beautiful, powerful, magnificent things and watching them unfold inspires a sense of awe.
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A change of party in the White House typically inspires federal prosecutors to issue letters of resignation.
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I hope my journey inspires readers to find the courage to become whoever they aspire to be.
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She hopes the project inspires parents to find their own creative ways to capture their children's lives.
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"I hope my Golden Buzzer moment inspires others to never give up on their dreams," Wade says.
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In January, East Coast residents normally deal with the kind of bone chilling weather that inspires tears.
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I like traveling a lot, and seeing female DJs out and really killing their craft inspires me.
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With this new album and all they've accomplished, Madden hopes his and his brother's story inspires others.
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Even if [ISIS] doesn't do the organizing, [ISIS] inspires this terrorist spirit, against which we are fighting.
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Anyone who goes against the grain, isn't a sheep, and dares to question things really inspires me.
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The television show "Undercover Boss" often focuses on the story of an employee who inspires their employer.
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"She is literally one of the most beautiful, iconic people that inspires me fashion- and beauty-wise."
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She inspires everyone around her with resilience and a positive attitude that she commits to every day.
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If my modeling inspires even just one person, then I'm doing this for all the right reasons.
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But, for now, there is that vague saving grace, and the little moments of gratitude it inspires.
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What event inspires hugs from Shonda Rhimes, words of wisdom from Elizabeth Warren and a little Eminem?
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" Oddly they're not fitness goals, but weird things like taking a "picture of something that inspires you.
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The song inspires him, and he decides to use it for the ASA performance with his sons.
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The drone's sudden disappearance inspires Pamela to finally leave the bunker and try to find the others.
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Brit + Co A digital media company that inspires, educates and entertains real women with a creative spirit.
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Their dedication to service to their country is above politics, and it inspires me to the core.
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Photo: GettySometimes a leader comes along who inspires us to push harder, go farther, and dream big.
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She has a point: the diva is often so ultra-feminine that she inspires parody or drag.
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It's no secret that Pride Month inspires many dance routines, though many of those routines remain secret.
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The music is what inspires the lyrics, so yeah, it is the very last thing that happens.
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Our flexible curriculum inspires M.A. students to develop highly individualized paths of creativity, research and professional development.
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If you were to die right now, what would you hope your work leaves behind or inspires?
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Not only does it amplify the young refugees' voices, but it inspires awareness, empathy, and — hopefully — action.
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Celebration reminds people what winning feels like, inspires them, connects subordinates with their leaders and drives performance.
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In case you forgot, it's still PSL season, with all the love and disgust the drink inspires.
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None of this is to say that you can't be content with a job unless it inspires.
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Pizza inspires the kind of devotion that anti-vaxxers and climate change deniers can only aspire to.
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It Speaks To Me inspires readers to look for themselves, and in looking, to find what matters.
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" Increased accessibility for all users is one of Apple's driving values, under the mantra "inclusion inspires innovation.
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It could be a really gangster hip-hop song that inspires me to make a house song.
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That inspires the next logical question: How do you get your hands on a machine like that?
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"I hope this inspires families to realize there's hope to make co-parenting work," she tells PEOPLE.
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Like many #exstrange listings, it inspires a second look at the familiar eBay format, suddenly made noteworthy.
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Black Power inspires visitors to keep thinking about this legacy and what they can do to contribute.
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"She's brave and she never gives up — that inspires me to do it myself," Garland tells PEOPLE.
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Like a lot of Google's prototype elements, looking at early color swatches inspires a twinge of wistfulness.
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DS: Yeah, to enjoy this release process and how people react, and think about what inspires me.
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Each year, some leave, but usually more decide to settle in—something about Orange City inspires loyalty.
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"I hope maybe this inspires more people to talk to the people in power," Kardashian West said.
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John inspires us all to fight for what's right – no matter how hard that fight may be.
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It is also a business necessity that inspires loyalty by deepening the connections she has made online.
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I actually have a piece of hers in my living room, so she inspires me every day.
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Watching her mother do what she does best inspires Grace to pursue the law as her career.
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When Leo teams up with Mercury, it inspires us to react more passionately than we usually would.
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It inspires and helps others Surprisingly often, money's a minimal factor — if it factors in at all.
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Martha, who said Clinton "really inspires" her, told CNN that she wrote Clinton back to thank her.
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In fact, looking back on some of these unholy creations inspires not blushing nostalgia, but pure embarrassment.
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My mother's copy of Vogue from June 1988 was formative, and still inspires the clothing I buy.
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"Namkai-Mech's mother is passionate about ensuring that her son's death inspires lasting change," the campaign said.
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It forms part of a wider cultural drive by the city entitled Antwerp Baroque 2018: Rubens Inspires.
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Valentine's Day inspires a lot of negative opinions; there's even a movie called I Hate Valentine's Day.
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We want to shine the spotlight on female artists whose music inspires, excites, and (literally) moves us.
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ADAPT's protests aren't designed just to defeat legislation, but to defeat the ideology that inspires this legislation.
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In the case of McKendrick, resentment inspires her to reconfigure a particular style, inverting its original meaning.
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"Nu Goth" probably inspires me more because it's more about the occult, and the fashion is amazing.
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"This is a good introduction to black history, and I hope it inspires people to look further."
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This unorthodox political logo inspires deeper conversation among voters through the references to Shirley Chisholm's 1972 campaign.
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"Look at Serena Williams!" she exclaims, who she hangs out with (nbd!) and whose career inspires her.
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Laurel Imer hopes her son's example inspires other parents to let their own children have similar duties.
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It's not exactly Shakespeare or the Ramayana, the sort of thing that inspires artists through the centuries.
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Lin Manuel-Miranda's "Hamilton" inspires me to remember the people who paved the way for America Today.
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It's a hot climate and the sea also inspires me, it's very influential in what I wear.
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You are powerful witnesses to a menace that threatens our world, and your strength inspires us all.
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The book's final destination reveals the essence of what Kirsch saw and created, and it inspires awe.
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The hatred David Koch inspires postmortem cannot be blind to what can be learned from his legacy.
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Instead, here's a love story we hope inspires you to take that trip you've been putting off.
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It inspires a feeling of wistfulness, like a chaste kiss you can still feel on your lips.
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The registry is becoming even more powerful as it inspires the creation of other similar patient registries.
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If you're wondering what a CryptoKitty is, and what kind of art it inspires, you're not alone.
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The whole squad wears hijabs and modest sportswear, which they say sometimes inspires snide comments from onlookers.
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"I hope she inspires other people to keep fighting the good fight and to not give up."
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Look into the negative and problematic stereotypes of the culture that inspires you — really do your research.
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I can't help but think that maybe if you spend enough time in Florida, something inspires you.
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And yet, according to some recent opinion polls, he inspires "much trust" in 80 percent of Filipinos.
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He inspires people by his passion for Tesla's mission and by underscoring its importance for our planet.
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By contrast, the ready-to-be-amused face of the Mona Lisa inspires no such psychological challenge.
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The dysfunction in the appropriations process for the 2020 fiscal year, which began Tuesday, inspires little confidence.
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Research shows that women continue to make less money than men — and that additional information inspires action.
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Curiosity inspires the most exciting things in our lives, from conversation to reading books to seeing films.
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Perhaps, but not nearly as consequential as the 2 cent stamp here, which inspires our inciting moment.
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Our fans have been tremendous supporting of us this year, and I think it inspires our players.
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However, the time period when the spread was last this high inspires a particular reason for caution.
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Still, the brilliance of Ms. Dorrance's choreographic mind — and what she inspires in others — holds it together.
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Showing a video of an innocent child snatched by a fiend doesn't inspire prudence, it inspires vengeance.
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If Parker's Nut Art inspires anyone to delve deeper, Bailey's museum is truly the next best stop.
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In the film, Cage lent his voice as Superman, a hero that inspires the team of teens.
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In the film he inspires others to engage in violent acts, which leads to a bloody climax.
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But someone who makes her laugh, who brings out her goofier side, who inspires and charms her?
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At the end of the LOC's fraying bibliographic chain, Surplus Books inspires a certain feeling of futility.
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As the play opens, Violet is pregnant with twins, a prospect that in part inspires Daniel's sudden exit.
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If I tell my mentee to do something that scares her, it inspires me to do the same!
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The umpteenth neon pussy word inspires the same eye-roll as reading "PEN15 CLUB" scratched into a desk.
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The premise easily inspires skepticism—a simple spit test that tells you how to best live your life?
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Lyall, who has been with Fitzgerald for nine years, calls him her "rock" who inspires her every day.
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TIMPF: So, I am not surprised that someone that inspires those kinds of emotions are resulting in enthusiasm.
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I don&apost think that&aposs an agenda that inspires anybody to go to the polls for them.
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In fact, she inspires him so much that he has a tattoo reading "hello, beanie!" on his forearm.
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Bird Box, similar to movies like Cloverfield and Inception, inspires discussion thanks to its vague and mysterious elements.
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"Kylie, like my other friends, inspires me to be different and embrace myself as I am," she said.
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And it inspires them to continue the work that they do to preserve these important pieces of history.
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Decoration is part of it but it's the healing aspect that really inspires me—the reasoning behind it.
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Glazer thinks the added social element inspires clients to train harder than they might going one-on-one.
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As is the case with most performers, it's Williams love for the craft that inspires her the most.
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But for Gamand, this focus on distilling dogs down into cute, shareable imagery inspires something a little romantic.
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Everybody doesn't have the moves, but it inspires me to know that putting your effort forward is great.
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I can't choose a job because it creatively inspires me or I want to work with some celebrity.
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Your courage inspires us all to keep fighting for girls everywhere to get the education they deserve. pic.twitter.
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She taught me a lot while filming, and she inspires me as an actor and as a person.
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"I take cues from music that inspires me, movies that inspire me, artists that inspire me," she explains.
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What's posted on Twitter inspires headlines, but looking at the last few years of stories about Twitter itself?
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I think it will be a little bit sad but also exciting and I hope it inspires people.
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That inspires little confidence in its ability to manage the demands that will be thrown up by Brexit.
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Wholesale restructuring of Detroit inspires scepticism, because past city efforts hurt black residents in the name of development.
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He cares because he thinks that working in an office rich with art fosters creativity and inspires employees.
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" Dounia Tazi: "The internet inspires my fashion but in a way that it promotes subjectivity rather than specificity.
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When shooting on a budget, find a location that inspires you, and write something to fit that location.
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Saying that things will get better once we just have the right combination of sensors only inspires complacency.
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Sometimes this leads to ideas for my half-finished zombie novel or inspires a new question for investigation.
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Image: KodakThe original Super 8 camera inspires nostalgia in every graying beardo with aspirations to make a film.
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Pollock's masterpiece inspires similar nostalgia and awe in Canberra, where it has hung for the past 43 years.
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This inspires more people to support maverick politicians, and motivates others to opt out of the system entirely.
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In a really simple way, I work with music that inspires me and moves me and challenges me.
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Why wouldn't we own something that's just for us and inspires us to believe in our otherworldly capabilities?
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A goal you had may finally be reached—or perhaps you've found your vision no longer inspires you.
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"She just inspires me, she works so hard for everybody and it's inspired me a lot," said Tran.
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Since we're talking about what inspires kids I'd love to hear what were you like as a kid?
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Antivenom inspires your body to produce antibodies, warrior cells that will prevent venom from spreading through your body.
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Vote up and down the ballot — and if there's no one on there that inspires now, vote anyway.
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It inspires me in my music to do my best to give [them] the light that I have.
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" He added, "So, I hope that this does the same and inspires more people to use their voices.
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Hope this inspires you all this Halloween to be whoever it is you want to be & own it.
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But Friday reminded us of another trend likely to persist in his presidency, one that hardly inspires confidence.
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"Hoping the workout inspires this baby to make an appearance!!" she posted alongside a video of her workout.
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To be so in love with cooking and eating that it inspires a genuine revolution in food writing.
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They hope that seeing Mochi the record holder inspires other animal lovers to adopt pets of their own.
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If charity inspires a warmth in the person giving, is that not, in itself, an emotional pay-off?
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Your will to endure, your love for your fellow soldier, your devotion to your country inspires us all.
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We foster a diverse culture that's inclusive of people with disabilities because we understand that inclusion inspires innovation.
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It draws women from all over the city, and inspires friendship, acceptance and respect between Arabs and Jews.
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Lavender inspires tranquility and cedarwood helps calm the mind, and the combination of the two smells absolutely amazing.
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""I am so blessed that I can show the world a side of myself that truly inspires me.
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I am so blessed that I can show the world a side of myself that truly inspires me.
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Even if it inspires only a handful of people to follow his lead, is that worth the ratings?
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In an exercise setting, the right music inspires motion and activity, and ultimately gets students to work harder.
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Like Wellstone, Ellison has a very real commitment to social justice and an infectious positive energy that inspires.
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Batlló hopes his work inspires others to create and look at the world in new and unexpected ways.
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M.W.: Hillary is an interesting case: She inspires such intense feelings in those who love and hate her.
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To explore them is to witness a grandeur that inspires you, unlike many skyscrapers, which merely surprise you.
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The moon in Aries inspires you to get organized and reflect on your habits, daily routines, and rituals.
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But after years of struggle, Alex, an aspiring pop singer, hopes her journey to self-acceptance inspires others.
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It's critical, therefore, that we build resilient infrastructure that works and inspires, that people will value and use.
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A good relationship is also a crash course in love — it inspires you to constantly learn and grow.
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So she is someone who does it, and when I see her, there's something that really inspires me.
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News around school, traveling or even publishing comes this evening, but watch out for Mercury retrograde inspires miscommunication.
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The moon in Taurus inspires you to be creative today, Leo, especially as it connects with dreamy Neptune.
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The torrent of money coming his way from small-dollar contributors also attests to the passion he inspires.
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The result is a thoughtful, considerate, and fascinating film that both celebrates a culture and inspires its preservation.
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" — CONAN O'BRIEN "In a new interview, Elon Musk was asked who inspires him — and he said Kanye West.
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Nature inspires me, so having a space near a window is ideal and makes everything feel less confined.
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Reading nonfiction gives us important information, but reading fiction gives us a feeling of empathy that inspires action.
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This goes double if it inspires a person to make his debut in The New York Times Crossword.
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Turnbull's analogy is a telling one: Influence, as its liquid origins suggest, seeps and saturates, intoxicates and inspires.
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Mr. Mnangagwa, a feared former security chief known as "Crocodile," inspires little hope he would behave less thuggishly.
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A Good Appetite A glut of end-of-season fresh bay leaves inspires an easy weeknight chicken recipe.
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On occasion it inspires a couple of very deep dives, the deepest of which here become extended reportage.
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When Hadi moves to town and Mark does some work for him, Hadi inspires him to branch out.
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If that inspires a younger generation to do what feels best for them, then that makes me happy.
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Wild Game is a book that inspires conversation — and here, we talk about the memoir with Brodeur herself.
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For those who would now like to see President Trump removed, Watergate is a story that inspires hope.
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"Classic design inspires me because for jewelry to be contemporary, you have to know the classics," he said.
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She also speaks of what inspires her and her understanding that illness shouldn't stop anyone from living proudly.
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Often the pain is passed on to us, but sometimes it inspires chefs to think a little harder.
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Profile in Style Berluti's Kris Van Assche shares the art — and fries shop — that inspires him the most.
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It goes viral and inspires thousands of other users to make their own videos using the same voiceover.
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A wellness gift should be something that's equal parts thoughtful and useful, and that inspires your loved ones.
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"Seeing her grow and how much I love her, inspires me to want the same thing," he says.
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Their example inspires me to continue the fight until we are all able to walk the street freely.
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Commentators note that it's more of a pragmatism than an idealism that inspires Gen Z to do so.
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"As with all great historical fiction, the allure … is the curiosity it inspires," our reviewer, Susan Ellingwood, wrote.
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"We've come a long way, and I hope this action inspires other jurisdictions to follow suit," Holmes said.
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But it also inspires you to rise to the challenge unlike any game of its kind before it.
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Don't be overwhelmed: Nothing inspires action like mapping out the steps you could take to achieve your dream.
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It also inspires me to see the world beneath its appearance, where the real-life Catch-22s exist.
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Entrepreneurs often possess a bravado that inspires and excites their staff and persuades people to invest, Pearce said.
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Your bravery inspires me every day, and that is why I'm running for president of the United States.
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In a religious or secular context, there's something that inspires us about seeing somebody doing that: offering forgiveness.
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Not just because of the scary movies it inspires and the creepy costumes you'll see out there today.
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VICE: What inspires you to dice up or stretch out these characters, like they're fresh spaghetti or something?
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I do, and the idea of the Coodle inspires happy thoughts of Netflix-bingeing on a gloomy afternoon.
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London Bridge appears to have been an organized plot, but the next attackers it inspires might not be.
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It's enough of an injury to piss 'em off, but it inspires more jokes rather than realistic tears.
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But CASIS argues that Star Wars is an apt choice since it inspires many to go into space science.
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I see the way my best friend Luka [Sabbat] dresses, and he inspires me to find my own style.
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Religion can play a constructive role in political life, as when it inspires people to speak truth to power.
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As a freelance photographer and all-around creative here in New York City, Preston's work inspires me every day.
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"It really inspires me to carry on with the work I'm doing," Calvin added after meeting William and Harry.
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The characters that I choose have definitely been [about] what inspires me, which is people who persevere through adversity.
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This mirrored the far right's surge during the Clinton years; it seems that Democratic governance inspires anti-government extremism.
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Your persistence on and off the field inspires girls and women everywhere to dream big, fight hard, and win.
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Sebastian Groh, ME SOLshare's managing director, said in an interview that the technology inspires a new way of thinking.
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"Seeing him as a character inspires me and makes me feel so good about being his sister," she says.
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"The support and compassion that they pour into me always inspires me to preserve through dark times," said Willow.
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I'm interested in how relatable it is to people and to their experiences and if it inspires them in.
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It is enshrined in a National Parks Act which inspires almost constitution-like devotion among the country's nature-lovers.
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And Musidorus's cross-dressing, rather than just being played for laughs, inspires a full embrace of his feminine side.
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Still, for now it's nice to enjoy the footage, and cling to the glimmer of hope that it inspires.
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That's what really motivates and inspires him, so I'm sure this will be just another part of his legacy.
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There's a common theme among this year's female Oscar nominees on the woman that inspires them most in life.
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How could anyone put on a gripping play without the essential elements of sin and the feelings it inspires?
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Even if there's nothing explicitly trying to kill you, Near Death's eerie, lonely world inspires an almost religious terror.
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It's probably not a surprise, then, that the release of a comic-book movie usually inspires corresponding porn searches.
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Rowling likewise glosses over the racist and colonialist history that inspires Leta's birth, Yusuf's revenge, and Nagini's constant imprisonment.
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I try to be an example of hard work and where it gets you, and hopefully that inspires them.
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I do think she inspires others to be themselves.. Maybe I just want to see the best in people.
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Being in a place that inspires you every day…reminds you why you do what you do is important.
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The idea, she says, is for social media to become more like a "vision board" that inspires and motivates.
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The collection will include digital art and glimpses into what inspires him, including his favorite art shows or discoveries.
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There, he spoke with PEOPLE about how his journey to parenthood with wife Teigen, 30, inspires his creative process.
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More business owners using Facebook inspires more activity on the site, and business owners can easily become Facebook advertisers.
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Along with awe and "awws," Zipper and Berg hope their creation inspires unity in a way only dogs can.
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Ahead, we spoke to some of the artists featured about what inspires them and their career highlight (thus far).
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Its new "Permanent Structured Co-operation" provides a framework for mutual defence and inspires talk of a "European army".
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Their transience inspires Makoto Igari to document hanabi every summer, when explosions light up the night skies across Japan.
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Blake Lively has the kind of hair — and skin and makeup — that shapes trends and inspires legions of fans.
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We hope his message inspires other youth to take action and help make positive change, all across our nation.
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"HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the man who inspires me every day with his passion, perseverance and fart jokes," she said.
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And if it inspires you to go tear down the bogus capitalist processes destroying youth culture, all the better.
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"Watching the VMAs just inspires & motivates me even more 🙂 #dreamer #believer #oneday," Brooke wrote back in the day.
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I met a DACA kid [see sidebar] yesterday down in Carolina when I was there, and she inspires me.
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"There isn't a great soundtrack without a great movie that inspires it," Morricone said while accepting his statue onstage.
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"Whenever you see a character you identify with, you carry it with you and it inspires you," Marley said.
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We hope it inspires you to always stay true to your own look — even if it pisses off mom.
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What drew me to Taylor is just how much she inspires myself and others, and how confident she is.
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Any meme that inspires someone to post that pic of the Doritos and the isopods is a good meme.
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She inspires me because she's the new face for female soccer players—and she fights for all of us.
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I suppose not; Dewan's enthusiasm for the monument inspires optimism within me, so we set off toward the pier.
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We're paying homage to one show per Fashion Week that inspires such superfandom (and a dress code to match!).
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However, even if without such an object, sitting alone inside the dark, tent-like structure inspires an eerie calm.
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Ten years later, Record Store Day inspires more confusion, love and anger than nearly any other day celebrating music.
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We're doing work we love, work that inspires us, and we're also pursuing our passions and making them priorities.
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"How we perceive the world, and nature in particular, inspires the majority of my work," the artist tells Creators.
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Then the one who is inspired performs his own feats and inspires others, and so on down the line.
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"[It] says a lot about the loyalty that he inspires in the campaign," spokeswoman Haley Morris told the newspaper.
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"We think it's important to celebrate regular people doing amazing things, and then we hope it inspires more people."
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The professional biography of Trump, by contrast — though the man is clearly exceptional at something — hardly inspires such confidence.
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"I don't want a president who makes fun of me, I want a president who inspires me," Dante says.
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It's the fear it inspires among the immigrant community and the rage it inflames among the left that matters.
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Baxter nimbly avoids tropes common to writing about Africa, and his continuous self-effacement inspires trust in his account.
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"The thing that concerns me the most, frankly, is that the metaphor, "red flag law," inspires fear," Wintemute said.
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The moon inspires awe — its white blankness is the perfect backdrop for any kind of dream we might have.
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Jad Daley is president and CEO of American Forests, an organization that inspires and advances the conservation of forests.
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"I hope it inspires young women to show them what is possible and what they can do," she said.
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Dr. Berndt Finke has a job that inspires the envy of food scientists, spirits geeks, and frat boys alike.
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Front Burner "The New Mediterranean Jewish Table" by Joyce Goldstein not only inspires you to cook, it also educates.
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We agreed that all responsible nations must work together to confront terrorists and the Islamist extremism that inspires them.
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One that inspires a censorious moral panic — you know you've really made it when you trigger a moral panic.
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Perhaps it's this sense of personal allegiance that explains why RSD inspires anger in a certain kind of people.
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The moon in Cancer inspires you to tackle your to-do list today, Aquarius, and creative energy is flowing.
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There's a magic to its simple aesthetic that inspires you to think that you, too, could make a movie.
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The Moon in Virgo inspires you to get in touch with your witchy side today and engage in ritual.
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Indeed, Atticus's effort to understand his adversaries' perspective inspires other white characters in the book to overcome their bigotry.
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And many have hired staff members directly from the pharmaceutical industry, which inspires some donors to give even more.
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One of David's sculptures, for example, which I absolutely love, is the story of Icarus, which always inspires me.
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Opinion As a new generation inspires America with a wave of activism, let's not forget those who came before.
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Each death still inspires stunned reactions from fans and drives a huge amount of colorful commentary on social media.
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"The support and compassion that they pour into me always inspires me to preserve through dark times," says Willow.
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Stalin inspires deep emotions in the country where he spent his earliest years, and one of them is reverence.
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Rivian employees describe Mr. Scaringe in worshipful, almost mystical tones, echoing the kind of adoration that Mr. Musk inspires.
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"Not only does this donation help create generational wealth, but it inspires people to give back," Mr. Cooper said.
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In other words, Trump's great attraction for Iran is the enmity he inspires in the rest of the world.
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I hope this song inspires women and young girls to do that, because there's no better time than now.
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Some in the sport consider him the greatest skater ever, one whose presence inspires others to elevate their performances.
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I am inspired by these young bands, they have a fire in their heart and their passion inspires me.
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All of that requires balancing the endless paradoxes of leadership, and doing it in a way that inspires trust.
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It's a tricky balancing act, especially when Ms. Notaro says she hopes her show inspires victims to speak out.
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I sincerely hope this puzzle's theme, G AND HI, inspires us to find our own AND message of life.
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Critic's Pick A woman's religious conversion inspires her boundary-pushing daughter's self-discovery in Nijla Mu'min's striking feature debut.
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Align around something that makes everyone's jobs feel meaningful and inspires them to come to work in the morning.
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What stirs hope in Tres de Febrero inspires fear in the financial markets and much of Argentina's middle class.
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"NASA engages and inspires the public by sharing unique content through social media," it said in a news release.
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Its sheer spectacle inspires brief awe, then you figure it out, and it is reduced to technology, and fun.
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What I admire most about Christianity is the amazing good work it inspires people to do around the world.
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Hopefully, we can do that in a way that inspires them to stay here and create their dreams here.
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I believe that an understanding of what drives and inspires you, allows a deeper connection with understanding of others.
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Today's new moon in Libra inspires you to get organized and make your work spaces more lovely and enjoyable.
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We were looking to build our understanding of an enemy who exports and inspires terrorist acts around the world.
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A media critic inveighs against the bias toward centrism, which inspires me to come up with my own list.
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Being optimistic and positive—believing in yourself—inspires you to pull back, change your perspective, and see opportunities ahead.
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This colossus has swallowed up bigger sounds than theirs, but that only adds to the awe it inevitably inspires.
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Physical environment has been shown to make a difference, so look for an exercise location that inspires you. 3.
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It will be a radically difficult needle to thread, but what I've played of the game inspires intense curiosity.
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The moon in grounded earth sign Taurus inspires you to reflect on your habits and daily schedule today, Sagittarius.
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"I think it motivates them and it inspires them," said Cohen of her students knowing about the school's notable alumni.
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Venus and Pluto's connection inspires deep, intimate bonding, and Venus's clash with Jupiter could spell a massive amount of fun!
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Neptune begins its retrograde, finding you eager to learn more about life—grab a book by someone who inspires you!
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Even after returning home, my time in Austin inspires me to find ways to rediscover the city that raised me.
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From there, he hopes it inspires conversation about the different ways the phrase can be interpreted beyond the campaign message.
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The Rashad Jennings Foundation "educates, inspires and encourages youth everywhere through three main initiatives," according to its official site. 4.
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And they feel good about Beto, a candidate who inspires an unusual degree of enthusiasm among the Democratic Party faithful.
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If the iPad no longer inspires your super expensive gadget lust, this could be at the top of your wishlist.
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No print is so closely linked to feminine power, perhaps because what a big-cat print really inspires is intrigue.
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"I'm hoping it inspires people to reach to their rights in situations like these, and to normalise them," Veale said.
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Huber said Trump inspires him so that he keeps a six-foot cardboard cutout of the President in his house.
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Vitiello has been described as having a softer approach to leadership than his predecessor, but also one that inspires loyalty.
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It never feels unfair, and always inspires me to improve myself, even if that seems like an ever-distant goal.
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With every risk she takes, she inspires us all to break out of our own ruts and try something new.
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Some have suggested that Ms Grande, a confident, sexually liberated woman who inspires teenage girls, stood for everything jihadists despise.
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"Even if people don't donate, as long as it inspires someone to take some action, it's worth it," said Brocken.
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Tomohiro hopes that the building inspires in students and visitors a sense of community and a deep respect for peace.
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Then, the service gets a little abstract, asking things like what city inspires you and what are your job aspirations.
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And the company's bumbling approach to machine learning and privacy inspires little confidence that AI will emerge as Evernote's savior.
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THE scene in the centre of Afrin, a Kurdish city in north-western Syria, hardly inspires confidence in the future.
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The series hopes to inspires viewers to tackle the big manmade challenges that are negatively affecting wildlife around the world.
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Her message to the public: No matter what [the show] inspires me as a designer and model, and always has.
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