She does so joyfully, laughing as often as she cries.
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For a while, the disclaimer seemed to joyfully recede — then disappear!
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A yellow Labrador puppy joyfully assaulted me as I walked in.
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Later, Villanelle joyfully plans to dress Pamela in Eve's stolen clothing.
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But they're living and they're living joyfully as best they can.
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I eat in the same philosophy that I live with: joyfully!
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"Ahh, suke ying," he said joyfully, drawing out the Cantonese tones.
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Let's kill the Beetle, and let's joyfully revisit it in 2028.
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" A pint bearing Sanders's smiling image features the message, "Open joyfully.
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I ate it joyfully in about 15 minutes, around 1 p.m.
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What we didn't know, we filled in with our imagination, joyfully.
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It's joyfully energetic, too: startling athletic bursts of energy require calculation.
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De Wilde's "Emma" moves through her small world curiously and joyfully.
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J.P. This year's most joyfully raunchy holiday number, bar none. Unruly!
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Peter joyfully tells Madison he is falling in love with her.
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Oh, how long and joyfully the poor wretch relished these gifts!
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But for once, we got to see something comically, joyfully, unapologetically weird.
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"Girls, Real Black Panthers!" one of the book club ladies shrieks joyfully.
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So you should find every opportunity to laugh joyfully, and laugh lavishly.
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All concerned were fully and joyfully aware of what the victory meant.
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A dog joyfully jumps over a fallen tree in this popular photo.
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Dawkins joyfully nods to his predecessors and the people who influenced him.
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Esmerelda joyfully takes to the pole, gives zero fucks about your slut-shaming.
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I ended it by bellowing joyfully at my television with the final out.
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Union bosses joyfully sank the issue of his dismissal in a bureaucratic swamp.
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In fact, he joyfully bragged about killing me and said, 'I got him.
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She was a living, breathing example of a life lived abundantly and joyfully.
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"I thought I had lost my mind," one of the boys joyfully announced.
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Mr. Hassell and Jennifer Kirby's tangle-tongued flirtation tugs joyfully at the heart.
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You won't believe you watched a nine-minute YouTube video — joyfully, no less.
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And you could joyfully dine on the Ho-Hos that someone else contributed.
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Toward the end of the piece, Dave's family joyfully celebrates being together again.
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Preacher stages these kinds of nasty setpieces with a joyfully mean-spirited inventiveness.
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Click here to view original GIFLeft: An unmodified walker joyfully skips through easy terrain.
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In addition to being joyfully large, Samson apparently inspires a treasure trove of trivia.
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It's a celebration of fandom that joyfully invokes the best qualities of online communities.
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"Thursday our family joyfully witnessed the reunification of Wolfram and Anita Gottschalk," Bartyik wrote.
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"Jungle is finished!" some of the young Eritreans shouted — joyfully, it seemed to me.
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Those who have joyfully followed after Trump and played the role of gleeful apologist?
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" The Dalai Lama laughs — joyfully, no doubt — and Tutu adds: "It's really not nice.
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Our two dogs joyfully braved the elements to keep us company on the trail.
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On "The Greatest," Del Rey put a joyfully nihilistic spin on our current catastrophe.
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The players have, for the most part, used their elevated platforms judiciously and joyfully.
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And one friend claims she's joyfully settling into her new role as Duchess of Sussex.
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Bush relaxing with their grandchildren in a bed, and Bush joyfully holding his great-granddaughter.
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Find an old cowhand with an old guitar To yodel me joyfully on my way.
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In the end, Williams joyfully gets a new racket and Intel suggests its faster processor.
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Fernandez-Chavez told Mashable that most people who see Louboutina on the street react joyfully.
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After years of hiding and shaving, one woman is joyfully embracing her excess body hair.
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Chaotically elegant and joyfully bubbly, but unwieldy, the work doesn't get uncorked all that often.
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In the video, his family also joined him, joyfully dancing in colorful, cotton-padded pajamas.
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She and her colleagues have joyfully handed out more than 1,000 blankets to kids receiving care.
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Another speaks joyfully of how her peers are open to those of all races and sexualities.
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As they walked around the stadium, the American athletes joyfully hugged each other and snapped selfies.
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I've found the unified voice to be essential to protest, uplifting people into joyfully rhythmic bravery.
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The home invaders insist "no one has apples anymore," then joyfully eat Renton's perfectly fresh McIntosh.
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Hale has given his character a unique "happy clap," and Ralph shuffles joyfully as he walks.
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" In 1969, Mr. Hinckle described Ramparts under his editorship as "totally and absolutely and joyfully biased.
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And Trump joyfully tweeted a link to a Fox Business article about the news on Monday.
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An earlier version of this editorial misidentified where scientists joyfully reacted to video of the landing.
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"We have been waiting for this day for a very long time," Ms. Cortizo said joyfully.
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He began to swing it above his head joyfully, to the laughter of those around him.
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In Congress, Democrats see everything as evidence of Trump's guilt, while most Republicans joyfully wear blinders.
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At 55, he moved joyfully among the dazzling costumes and wigs in his dimly lit quarters.
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Many photos of the Blue Lagoon show couples and friends joyfully and expertly applying clay masks.
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Casper joyfully gobbled up his yolks, back where he belonged, even if just for a short time.
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This year he has painstakingly assembled a joyfully illuminated abstraction, unrestrained in both its scope and ambition.
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It uses phrases — such as "live joyfully" — that are not generally heard in conversations about renovation projects.
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Suddenly those days spent together joyfully immersed in a world of biscotti didn't feel so far away.
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When Jackson dropped his paddle, in defeat or clumsiness, Prince joyfully walloped a ball into his crotch.
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Her Instagram account shows a woman who joyfully lip-syncs to cheesy songs in Arabic and Hebrew.
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Then came the T.M.S. With my newfound ability I imagined myself joyfully shedding a cloak of disability.
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But when Brown gets corny, he does it with an earnestness that borders on the joyfully surreal.
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The crowd — which several games earlier was joyfully chanting for Kyrgios, with his encouragement — booed and hissed.
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A bride with a muddied dress ran joyfully through the rain in this picture by David Clumpner.
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A barefoot and smiling Helen Mirren closed the show in a floral dress, running joyfully on stage.
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A barefoot and smiling Helen Mirren closed the show in a floral dress, running joyfully on stage.
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After 30 minutes of joyfully surfing the big swells at front of our craft, I joined them.
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Some nights I play so joyfully, I can almost believe this sport is the fountain of youth.
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At one point, the three characters remember a dance, made up when they were younger, and joyfully regress.
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Whereas Picasso's coolly distorted representation is disturbing, Butterly's misshapen vessels joyfully celebrate their collapsed, slumping, and toppled forms.
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We joyfully welcomed our daughter into the world three days after Paul came home from a weekslong hospitalization.
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After the last chorus, Byrne's moans and yells become joyfully inarticulate — so this is what pleasure feels like!
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This week, I joyfully stumbled upon the snek meme thanks to a comprehensive survey by The Daily Dot.
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"Your job, shorn of the paper and the bureaucracy, is to fight forcefully and joyfully for those kids."
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The climbing guy—Nico—then sat on top, waving a banner and joyfully bellowing about reclaiming the power.
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Harrison knows that this painting is called "Greta" and can point to it and say her name joyfully.
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I watch my kids now and how they voraciously and joyfully inhale books and it makes me jealous.
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He could joyfully parse the difference between homonyms and homophones, not to mention homographs, in dinner table conversation.
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They make me joyfully cry, but I don't recall being that little girl who imagined her big day.
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And Gerwig's film might be the first to joyfully treat it with all the seriousness of that fact.
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Gathering ingredients to create something new is something The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild joyfully champions.
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The stringy squash strands and gooey seeds hang down, and G. exclaims joyfully: It looks like a chandelier!
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Or the Nigerian Duro Olowu, whose joyfully juxtaposed prints were sampled by Ms. Ronan in an earlier awards appearance?
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Though the holidays are still weeks away, Brett Eldredge can joyfully say his Christmas dreams have already come true.
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Rosie diving joyfully into a field of tall grass may be the most delightful thing you'll see all weekend.
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Look at forums, subreddits, and social media and you'll find a mix of messianic hype and joyfully vocal disdain.
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Scott Pruitt joyfully gutted the EPA in 2017, making drastic cuts to their budget and defunding critical science research.
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Such shifts in taste and appetite make it possible for Eimear McBride to be read joyfully and not judgmentally.
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"Forget-Me-Nots," a sizable treasury selected by Mary Ann Hoberman and joyfully illustrated by Michael Emberley, starts short.
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But I'm excited for her to continue to discover what her thing is and immerse herself in it joyfully.
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Just as lovely is the maple custard, a creamy disk topped with walnut crumble, an experiment gone joyfully right.
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Rating There are sequences in this film that left the audience at my screening joyfully applauding their creativity and audacity.
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LARRY HOGAN works a room like Joe Frazier worked an opponent's upper body: thoroughly, relentlessly, joyfully, leaving no part untouched.
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" Jasmine proclaimed joyfully in one video as she sat on a swing and listened to her friends sing "Happy Birthday.
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And so they say you never get over it, but they're clearly living and living joyfully—how does that happen?
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Wearing a long white off-the-shoulder dress, Kim dances joyfully in the snow Edward makes with his ice sculptures.
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For a lot of audience members, mostly women, the film's mere existence is cause for joyfully tearing up a bit.
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Add to the mix a shepherd in drag and princesses pining after unlikely suitors, and all hell joyfully breaks loose.
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"We're OK." The moment came as the former vice president joyfully addressed supporters amid a strong showing on Super Tuesday.
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And the lyrics — proudly belted, then joyfully sighed — tell of the restoration and clarity to be found en plein-air.
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Because the proclamation presaged slavery's demise, however, African-Americans across the nation joyfully celebrated its anniversary in the years after.
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To live joyfully in a trans or gender-deviant body is to flirt with danger and even death, it seems.
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Joyfully embrace letting yourself off the hook, and focus instead on something, or things, that make you proud of yourself.
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But all the same, I took great pride in choosing them, wrapping them, and watching my family unbox them joyfully.
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He has made pure-dance pieces, full-length narrative works and ballets that joyfully mix the comic and the classical.
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He was an offensive lineman back then, and he gloried in the fraternity of hit and get hit, joyfully clanking helmets.
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Upon finding out the news, Rihanna shared her reaction on Instagram with a video of a group of girls joyfully dancing.
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If they overhear a rude word, they'll instantly pick up on it and joyfully repeat the thing over and over again.
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That would be, a chubby, three-chinned, barefoot baby Saint West, giggling joyfully while playing with his nanny in Central Park.
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The myth that underemployed, poorly housed young people are joyfully engaged in a project of creative destruction misrepresents our economic reality.
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Most of Terror Jr's songs are joyfully vapid, but in the middle of the album is "Terrible," which is joltingly raw.
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Mr. Chaimowicz's work joyfully embraces riotous pattern, and participants will also be given markers and found objects to embellish their designs.
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At the house — a grand Victorian with a wraparound porch — Ms. Fagan and her brother were greeted joyfully by their mother.
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In another, they all dance joyfully, reminding us of the exuberance, energy, and self-love that exercise brings us at its best.
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We want to yell "Turn around!" as much as we want Kelly to remain oblivious to the disruption waddling joyfully toward him.
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These vacationers ordered the umbrella drink, ate the papaya, flayed themselves out on the beach and joyfully let the sun burn them.
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In the clip, which was unveiled this morning, Desiigner dances joyfully beside a beach in a parking lot surrounded by palm trees.
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Now, this hybrid metalpunk monster is back with a brand-new recording, the joyfully manic, solo-studded, wild-eyed Microphone's Counter Attack!
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After the win, Knox, interim defensive coordinator Ron English and other coaches were seen joyfully hugging the players in an emotional moment.
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As I joyfully take deep sips to the dome of my ambrosial pandan latte, I am grateful for his mildly insane obsession.
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Shopping with them is a great way to use your money both joyfully and responsibly, giving back to women in myriad ways.
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Pete Souza's candid photo of Mr. Obama, smiling joyfully, still greets visitors to the 16th-floor boardroom of The New York Times.
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We ended up at a Key Foods in Park Slope, joyfully applying flaming skulls to each other's backs in the parking lot.
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She smiled at them joyfully, and clapped her hands when she saw Agnes, but she didn't hug them or come too close.
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The problem is that Mr. Tendler joyfully rocking out at his keyboard is much more engaging than almost anything happening center stage.
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And she has spoken out joyfully about her identity as a gay woman, saying "Go gays!" after her team's win against France.
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The show's beloved by fans of all ages because of its wonderful weirdness, and a willingness to tell strange, joyfully meandering stories.
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Social media itself trailed Jackass by years, joyfully capitalizing on the user-generated-content wave as it rose behind these brave pioneers.
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Thrashing long blond hair while playing a white Telecaster guitar, Parfitt, in the words of Queen guitarist Brian May, "joyfully rocked our world".
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EXES ANDREW GARFIELD AND EMMA STONE JOYFULLY REUNITE AT GOVERNORS AWARDS Garfield revealed that the night didn&apost just lead to one smooch.
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We're all so addicted to the social media takedown that an imperfect Tom Brady motivates people to joyfully make cutting comments about him.
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She — being a lady of aspiring luxury — joyfully accepts the check and immediately equates the monetary value to 150 pairs of Jimmy Choos.
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When it comes to bodies, Wong isn't afraid to be what most would consider crude, and joyfully peppers the narration with these effects.
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The Marvin Gaye song "What's Going On," to which Tommy, Aimee and Doc dance joyfully for a few moments, is one such instance.
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But he has produced an unusually long string of commercial and critical hits: audacious, funny-peculiar, joyfully destabilizing series, in nearly every genre.
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The whirling dervish joyfully defies convention, whether it's upending the traditions of Italian cooking or bringing pleasure into how we feed the hungry.
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Clarke's poetically compressed language hurtles joyfully along, while Rudd's illustrations, made on cardboard boxes with spirited swaths of paint, burst with irrepressible life.
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Upon the final out the players jumped and celebrated on the diamond while thousands of visiting Cubs fans screamed joyfully in the stands.
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She dropped the phone and started to dance around the room, shaking her elbows joyfully as if she were ready to take flight.
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When her husband joyfully told her of the strike, "I was so happy," she said, sitting in their apartment on Chicago's North Side.
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She has been vocal about her love of the Broadway play "Wicked" and joyfully posed with the musical's former star star Idina Menzel.
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Wölffer takes a more classical approach, but Channing is joyfully experimental, growing an eclectic range of grapes not otherwise seen on Long Island.
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Her illustrations joyfully embrace the black female form — "which has in the past been excluded or fetishized," Magugu says — in all its complexity.
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Her illustrations joyfully embrace the black female form — "which has in the past been excluded or fetishized," Magugu says — in all its complexity.
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Cupcakke: Ephorize (Cupcakke) Chicago rapper Cupcakke has been releasing hooky, carnal, furious albums for several years now, continually refining her joyfully scabrous shtick.
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More than a short-lived physical experience or explicit text exchange, cruising uplifts queer love by celebrating queer sex at its most joyfully deviant.
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She clutched it and wept as she watched her son joyfully belt out one last song, "Think of You," with duet partner Cassadee Pope.
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" Cameron said the additional footage from earlier in the day in question shows Hercules, the dog in the video, "joyfully jumping in the pool.
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In the first photo, the boys pose joyfully for the camera — holding a book titled "Terry the Turkey" and holding a stuffed animal Terry.
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Weeks after joyfully announcing her pregnancy mid-concert, Welsh vocal powerhouse Charlotte Church shared the devastating news on Monday that she lost the baby.
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He joyfully shares his bed with Sarah and showers her in luxury; he also subjects her to the scrutiny of fellow physicians in Paris.
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While Virgin Hyperloop One's largest shareholder is a port operator from Dubai, Walder joyfully talked up the prospects of doing business in Saudi Arabia.
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"Hadestown" is a musical about being in life's cellar, Hell, and this particular tune is about joyfully singing and dancing trying to avoid it.
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Occupied Pleasures straddles passive and active meanings: to be occupied under Israel, and to occupy oneself, joyfully and defiantly, in pastime and simple pleasures.
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Later, the children flew kites joyfully across a field, where everyone here had once lived in sun-beaten, dusty tents until container shelters arrived.
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We saw a woman with a "Sex Work is Work" sign, and started chanting those words until she made eye contact and joyfully embraced us.
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It's about getting our own souls, our own inner-health to where we are able to joyfully go about our day and live our lives.
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"Historically, pirates got their start rebelling against something they didn't believe in," Vanna told me over speakerphone as Kalista Eve screeched joyfully in the background.
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What else should we really expect from a company that refuses to meaningfully distinguish those who share hyperpartisan vitriol from those joyfully sharing baby pictures?
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Contrary to the lurid stories most often reported about sexting, most naked selfies and screenshots of dirty talk conversations are shared joyfully between consenting adults.
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Shrill gives us: fat girl goes to fat girl pool party, full of fat women joyfully dancing, swimming and feeling great in their fat bodies.
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In Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt Season 3 episode 2, Titus Andromedon (Tituss Burgess) dons a familiar yellow dress and swings a bat joyfully at his side.
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The editorial board was undoubtedly inspired by David Leonhardt, who joyfully described what he calls a "Trump Slump" in wages in a recent Times column.
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And so in her new land Elena came, joyfully, to perform all the boring, thankless jobs of a political campaign because she knew the alternative.
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As the bumbling Sebastian, she toes that elusive thin line between joyfully silly and flat-out ridiculous that so many iconic comedic actors masterfully blur.
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Novelists rarely depict mothers eager to leave their babies, and it's a treat to see how lovingly, even joyfully, Woodson embraces her young heroine's desires.
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Titles Featuring Lesbians Joyfully Existing And Also It's Christmas Can We Just Let People Love Who They Love Let It Snow Merry Happy Whatever pic.twitter.
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In the two months since, they have been joyfully getting settled into their new house in Raleigh, North Carolina, where Gabi works as a registered nurse.
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Trump relishes his role at the rallies as he joyfully climbs into his attacks on the Clintons and the media, clearly gaining affirmation from the adulation.
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The ... dating life [which exists in the show, but not in the diary] reflects what happened later when I rather joyfully made up for lost time.
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Media outlets like CNN and MSNBC have been joyfully running endless "gotcha" clips of Trump railing against our trade deficit with nations like China and Mexico.
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Gertie joyfully exclaimed how great it was to hear Gladys's name again, as if Gladys had been gone for years and not for a few months.
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They make me feel powerful, confident, and most of all, myself, a part of my body I've never had before yet somehow feel joyfully reunited with.
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Gussie Freeman's legacy remains one of a joyfully unique woman, who lived as she wished to live, without adhering to the social morays of the period.
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In the music video, choreographed and set-designed entirely by black women, two young girls from The Happiness Club dance joyfully behind Woods in the background.
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He and Jordan then rehearse the cooperative crowd for the "aw, yeah, yeah, yeah" refrain of "Love That," and they joyfully belt out their new single.
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It was also a time for celebration, and all 23 players on the team very publicly and joyfully did just that in the days that followed.
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I won't forget how joyfully my favorite chef scraped out the last of the arroz negro: "When it caramelizes it goes sweet and bitter," he explained.
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Let us consider the Republican presumptive presidential nominee Donald Trump, who joyfully makes a bonfire of the decencies in order to ride high in the media.
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Check it out ... Kanye joyfully rapped with the help of the choir behind him, and it sounds like the man was flowing from off the top.
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Hexvessel's dreamy, joyfully proggy forest folk made for a perfect palate cleanser between Cult of Occult's filthy mire and the Oranssi Pazuzu's upcoming black metal circus.
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It's a film that's not "a boilerplate blockbuster window-dressed with African-American faces, but a story fully, joyfully rooted in black culture," EW's Leah Greenblatt writes.
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Short on policy prescriptions and long on provocation, he has serially — and joyfully — insulted Mexicans, women, Muslims, P.O.W.s, people with disabilities and virtually all of his opponents.
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Elevium featured the back of a thin blond woman in a (probably 100 percent cashmere) sweater with her arm joyfully raised, a pine tree in the distance.
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In its opening pages, a girl wakes up early and joyfully anticipates the monthly trip she and her grandmother will take to see her father in prison.
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" According to Cameron, "The dog was not terrified and not thrown in the water — I've seen footage of Hercules earlier that day joyfully jumping in the pool.
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As sung by the vocalist Mike Scott, the lyrics regard a loved one with awe that borders on pagan devotion: "I saw the crescent," he joyfully yelps.
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Fagan joyfully summons the sheer jubilance of the girl's physical power as well as her fear when she realizes she's out of her depth in the freeze.
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JON PARELES Soundtrack songs for the "Charlie's Angels" movie franchise have emphatically declared that strong, independent women are sexy, and this latest iteration is joyfully on brand.
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It's undoubtedly anti-war, anti–Patriot Act, anti-surveillance, anti-cop, and anti-Bush, but it also joyfully celebrates the media industry that helped create those things.
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Meghan Daly, 34, grew up in Vermont making pies with her mother, and thought for years about what work might joyfully replace her job in corporate marketing.
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Op-Ed Contributor HARARE, Zimbabwe — In November, the Zimbabwean people, led by our youth, went to the streets peacefully and joyfully, determined to have their voices heard.
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In here, in this arena reconstituted as a decidedly alternative zone: a thousand (or more like 20,000) barefoot children (of many ages) joyfully dancing on the lawn.
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On Saturday, bounding joyfully in his old manner as if nothing had changed, his technique seemingly in good shape, Mr. Ramasar looked more than a little clueless.
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The gold-dipped Ru introduced the guest judges Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson, two actresses who have mastered the art of living joyfully and authentically within moments.
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Fans watched joyfully as ESPN anchor Sage Steele interviewed various NFL players, from the Tennessee Titans' Rashaan Evans to twin Seattle Seahawk players Shaquem and Shaquill Griffin.
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But the argument is about feeling as much as anything: Who can voters imagine leading the other candidates onstage, and their supporters, joyfully behind them come summer?
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We watch as a diverse, multigenerational cast engage in joyfully hedonistic acts of private and shared pleasure involving paint, egg yolks, carwashes and corn on the cob.
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We watch as a diverse, multigenerational cast engage in joyfully hedonistic acts of private and shared pleasure involving paint, egg yolks, carwashes and corn on the cob.
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Somehow, I can't imagine Prince Harry churning to "The Thong Song" next to his new wife Meghan Markle while the royal family of England joyfully joins the fun.
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"After considering some truly formidable women, the search committee unanimously, even joyfully selected Dr. Leana Wen," Anna Quindlen, the chair of the search committee, said in a statement.
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We listen to Young Bull and polish off the bottle of wine we bought yesterday because we want to keep the party going before joyfully collapsing into bed.
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"The truth is, Live with Kelly has been hacked," the narrator said in the video showing Ripa both walking solemnly down the street and, in contrast, skipping joyfully.
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As Colin Joyce joyfully explores in his work, ambient music can help us drown out some of the extraneous noise and leave our minds open to new ideas.
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She's joyfully honest -- telling us she'd love to learn RiRi's secret to getting that type of a bod ... but then admitting it probably ain't gonna happen for her.
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The montage highlights all of Broad City's best instincts: It's off-the-wall bonkers, joyfully filthy, and genuinely touching in its portrayal of Abbi and Ilana's fierce friendship.
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Any take on Batman that follows the Lego version has to work hard to outpace the way it joyfully makes fun of itself and the entire Batman canon.
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Instead of returning home joyfully to his wife and one-month old baby, the family members wondered if they could afford to stay in their house any longer.
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Years later, as an adult, Menelik travels back to Jerusalem, where he is joyfully received by Soloman, who tries to persuade his firstborn to remain in the kingdom.
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" In response to a tweet by Lawhead, Sasser said he intended "to find a way for our Playdates to co-exist joyfully" and "worried we would overshadow yours.
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Video of the event showed the faculty member approaching individual black students as they danced joyfully in front of a crowd of thousands, then physically moving them offstage.
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They smuggled an enormous rainbow flag into the opening match of the tournament and waved it joyfully for several minutes before putting it away to watch the game.
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Since she and her husband, Dillon King, revealed the news of her pregnancy exclusively to PEOPLE in April, Amy has been joyfully sharing her journey to motherhood with fans.
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Breitbart published videos of Palestinian children dancing joyfully to a song called "Pull the Trigger," while Ann Coulter filled my Twitter feed with headlines about crimes committed by Latinos.
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In a nostalgic portrait of teenage angst, Kiyoko is a melancholy high schooler who eventually finds her freedom by joyfully dancing in front of a group of popular girls.
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When T.J. played with pasta for the first time without crying—joyfully flinging noodles at his sister (but not eating them, of course)—Skye logged that as a victory.
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Both joyfully lived in a dream moment in which they synchronously jump-split, and it seemed unimaginable that either could be sent back to the black-and-white farm.
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He and Relihan made a splash at the Keeneland sale in January, spending $1,080,2100 for four horses, including $22,22 for Joyfully, who was, naturally, in foal to American Pharoah.
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The game plays like a mix between "Grand Theft Auto" and the Jackie Chan movie "Rush Hour," and it joyfully turns the city of Hong Kong into a playground.
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The actress shared a selfie showing off her new Daenerys Targaryen-inspired icy, platinum locks on Tuesday, joyfully mugging for the camera with her hair still wet from the transformation.
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A stolid picture of a seated Susan B. Anthony is topped by swirling shapes that suggest potent interconnections, including a young woman joyfully fleeing an older one screaming in fright.
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In an exciting moment for fellow diners, Marvin Gaye's classic song "Let's Get it On" came on the sound system, and the music world's King and Queen joyfully sang along.
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In the adorable video, Hemsworth, 28, seems to be filming his new wife, 26, as she lip-syncs to the pop-funk song, featuring Bruno Mars, and joyfully dances around.
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As expecting parents joyfully paste the sonogram photo of their unborn child to their refrigerator, Hillary Clinton believes there is no point at which you cannot take that child's life.
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"I need to leave room for the good stuff," he exclaimed, loosening his belt buckle, as the table howled in laughter, watching my dad joyfully dash to the dessert table.
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If they do, they will do it almost entirely under artificial illumination, not the sunlight that Ernie Banks and Ron Santo played under so joyfully, but never with postseason rewards.
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Just a month earlier, however, Sessions told a reporter he wasn't sure if grabbing a woman by the genitals—an action Trump has joyfully boasted about—was considered sexual assault.
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In carefree moments, it showed itself abundantly — I'd frolic with the girls during playtime, reach for the sparkliest fabrics during dress up and joyfully twist my hips during dance class.
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In the meantime, she and her colleagues of nP continue to snake around the masses, singing joyfully, hoping for "the patriarchy to go down and Latin America to be feminist."
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As a skateboarder, much of that weirdo outlook on life and art comes from a childhood spent joyfully, obsessively devouring all the skate videos he could get his hands on.
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With a sizable portion of the town's residents marching happily in tow, children popped balloons and scattered confetti, bells rang joyfully and some older residents wiped away tears of joy.
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Dear Amy: In a completely unexpected and delightful turn of events, a fabulous guy and I found each other and we have been joyfully together for a couple of years.
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Mr. Trump in turn treated the gun convention like a political rally, joyfully recalling his election victory and mocking the journalists and Democrats who were confident that he would lose.
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A broad smile plastered to his face, Moshe Sasokin joyfully bounds through the halls of Prosthetics in Motion, which fitted him with custom-made running blades, in video taken last month.
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Poland's Wladyslaw Kozakiewicz joyfully claims the gold medal after clearing the best height and setting a new world record in the Olympic pole vault event on July 30, 1980, in Moscow.
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The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation and Le Korsa helped restore the extensive archive of Roger DaSilva, whose black-and-white images joyfully document Senegal's nightclubs, upscale weddings, and cultural events.
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While the job of a lingerie model is typically associated with women, Collett has been using the experience to joyfully askew ideas about gender, particularly when it comes to gendering bodies.
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A Chicago-based disability rights activist has tweeted a touching video of his son, who has Down syndrome, as he joyfully dances along Lady Gaga during her Super Bowl halftime show.
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And the laughs didn't end there: The mother-daughter duo had some fun on their way by joyfully skipping hand-in-hand, according to a video shared by the fashion designer.
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William closes his eyes, and after his life flashes before our eyes, we see him joyfully reuniting with his mother — who is once again young and vibrant — and hugging her tight.
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During our interview, while Jar Tui offers me jackfruit and teaches me gambling hand signals, two little 13-year-olds joyfully kick the bags and each other off to the side.
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It's the fact that once again you were joyfully facing the harsh limitations of reality, admitting that it all had to be taken and turned into a story of some kind.
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But in any case, the works on display here joyfully diverge from the overly academic, zombie formalism-style painting that has plagued the medium's upper echelons in the past few years.
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I had been visiting with my cousins, who seemed to be joyfully living the perfect lives that their parents envisioned for them, which only served to highlight my perceived outsider-ness.
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Aside from the joyfully cocky title of a classic 1965 song by the Who, the phrase "my generation" is not generally used by anyone of my generation — or anyone else either.
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You write so joyfully about being a force for gender normalization among the customers who feel inspired by your presence; you can be that kind of leader within your company too.
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There's no softer, easier, more joyfully attacked target than a pop diva past her prime — particularly one who, like Ms. Carey, has already been through so many public ups and downs.
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Even though the hoop falls right to the ground each time her hands let go of it, she has no idea it isn't on her hips and she joyfully wiggles anyway.
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Why would she joyfully buy lamb from little butcher shops while on vacation in Provence only to come home and ignore the fishermen selling crabs off the dock just across town?
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On "Quintet [Tristano] 2014," seven discs of pieces associated with the jazz pianist Lennie Tristano and his circle, Mr. Braxton, best known as a saxophonist, instead plays piano, diving joyfully into dissonance.
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On "Eus Keus", whose title is a traditional Cornish saying which, with typical insouciant dryness, asks whether or not there is cheese, she joyfully reels off a list of Cornish place names.
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I don't imagine you finds yourself in the neighborhood too often, which is pity, as FEMUA is a music festival like no other—a movement with results both tangible and joyfully abstract.
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SYLVIA WEINSTOCK, NEW YORK To the Editor: I am completely against discrimination and have joyfully officiated at many gay weddings since I married and thus was ineligible to continue as a priest.
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" Ms. Galás returned to recording for the first time in five years with a twofer: "La Serpenta Canta" — joyfully earthy covers of blues, soul, and country standards — and "Defixiones, Will and Testament.
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"They would feel disappointed when I didn't joyfully reach out and clutch their hand when I would greet them, so I very quickly learned to become more engaged, more welcoming," he said.
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Ekaterina Lykasheva, 30, from nearby Irkutsk, was the first woman at 3:49:30, joyfully sliding the last few feet on her knees into the arms of her husband and young son.
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The son of an ethnic-Korean pig farmer, whose childhood was spent in a shack in southern Japan, Masa wept joyfully when, as a teenager, he first saw a picture of a microchip.
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Earlier today Ancel joyfully announced on Instagram that he'd discovered the original EPROM (or erasable programmable read-only memory cartridge) for the SNES version, just four days after giving it up for lost.
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The video shows her and her mates dancing joyfully beneath a blue sky, the sun setting behind the palm trees as they sink their teeth into birthday cake and drink from red cups.
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In March, Ajit Pai, the 45-year-old chair of the Federal Communications Commission, took to the internet—a community he joyfully inhabits and grudgingly regulates—to pay tribute to his favorite movie.
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That is why Blanchett's performance, like that of Katharine Hepburn, in "Bringing Up Baby" (1938), treads so joyfully close to excess—never quite over the top, yet savoring the pleasures of the brink.
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It's all very dismaying, not just because of how obviously fake the photos are, (That tweet above is a photo of Floyd Mayweather) but because of how joyfully racist this whole hoax is.
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That was joyfully clear during the 34th awards ceremony on Monday, as choreographers, performers, designers and dance supporters came together to celebrate one another at N.Y.U.'s Skirball Center for the Performing Arts.
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Anna expressed strength and weakness, and while staying true to herself, joyfully embodied the contradictions of all that is feminine: hence charm and violence, gentleness and ferocity, folly and lucidity, courage and fragility.
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"Our Car" has little interest in the actual mechanics of automobiles, yet it cuts, joyfully, straight to the things that thrill about cars; the book is a distilled dose of speed and color.
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But two years after Mary first joyfully threw her tam hat up in the air and joined WJM-TV in Minneapolis, I began my television career in a city also ending in 'apolis.
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Christina Hagan, 28, spoke joyfully of hearing her first child's heartbeat and then cried as she discussed a recent miscarriage — a pregnancy during which she never got the chance to hear a heartbeat.
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The holiday season has been the best season for the past eight years, if only because we have been gifted with photographic evidence of President Obama joyfully embracing and even dancing with Santa Claus.
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Family, friends and colleagues of Wendi Winters filled the Maryland Hall for Creative Arts in Annapolis to recount the numerous ways she joyfully engaged with the community — stories that brought tears, laughter and applause.
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Fallon got serious and presented Chopra with paint (in India it's colorful powder, sometimes mixed with water for a more lasting effect or a thick paste), which she joyfully smeared all over his face.
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Outsports, which covers LGBT athletes and issues in sports, described the moment as "a first," while several Twitter users reacted joyfully both to it and the fact that it was seen by the world.
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In the three episodes that follow, Cheryl and Archer's storyline forces the show to remember its usual commitment to staging snappy capers, letting outsized personalities fly, and joyfully perverting everything (and everyone) it touches.
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Their assistant general manager joyfully thrust the winning lottery ticket in the air at last fall's amateur draft, after he beat out six other teams in the drawing for a prized high school slugger.
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His defense against being perceived as "establishment" -- joyfully bearhugging his mom, dad and brother -- was the kind of easy-going, good-natured and confident Jeb that his supporters should want to see more of.
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You are joyfully invited to join me and Mark as we publicly learn, through a series of elaborate, borderline nonsensical acts of increasingly violent destruction, whether we are expecting a son or a daughter.
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The only way for the conservative movement to rebuild is if the Trump ship goes the way of the Titanic, bringing everyone who has joyfully supported him (politicians, talking heads, etc.) down with him.
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With these forums being home to hilarious, cathartic, and joyfully geeky fan interactions, a philosophical question arises: what happens when people find unparalleled meaning in a space that's, by definition, dedicated to meaningless drivel?
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I am looking for that balance, that sweet spot in life to be able to joyfully project that I am still the me I've always been, just with a bit of wear and tear.
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"(Rebekah Bouma) is with the Lord that she loved to deeply and so joyfully and she is with her husband of just one day, Austin Wesson, whom she loved with all her heart," Rachel wrote.
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To use the hotline function, all parents have to do is dial 877-7-MICKEY and the sweet, familiar voice of Mickey Mouse will joyfully tell your child that it's time to hit the hay.
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I was just hanging out in my house playing a video game, joyfully pouring all my attention and effort into it and feeling like somehow even if it didn't matter, it mattered a great deal.
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Capitalizing on two EPs of brilliant tracks that joyfully tread the boundaries between house, rap, and low-lit pop music, she spent the year touring the world and gracing the covers of The Big Magazines.
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Felzenberg, who teaches at the University of Pennsylvania's Annenberg School for Communication, has produced an accomplished and admiring biography that paints a portrait of a man toiling joyfully to define and elevate a political movement.
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A frustrating night for Tavares, during which the New York captain did not have one good scoring chance himself, ended joyfully when he set up the winning goal during the three-on-three extra session.
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By the way she joyfully kicks and punches the trainers in the downtime before they don pads for the foreign students, it's clear this sort of girl will stick with Muay Thai for a long time.
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Or the authorities could do the unthinkable: Acknowledge that Madison schools are among the most tolerant, opportunity-filled institutions on earth and call on everyone to return joyfully to those schools' core mission: Teaching and learning.
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"I choose music as my weapon to tell stories […] I am always struck by the absence of art and spaces to express oneself joyfully at the same time as one feels rage and anger," Yakupitiyage explained.
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After a trip to South Sudan, where he was joyfully reunited with his mother, he started sending most of his wages to her and to pay for the education of three nephews, in Kenya and Uganda.
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"So on invitation from Professor Gottesman, I would barge in on his lecture class from time to time as the [janitor] coming by to check on things, and the professor would joyfully play along, " says Ferrell.
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" A paper by Florence Pasche Guignard asserts that the gender reveal became a phenomenon "in a context where neither medical nor religious institutions offer ritual options deemed appropriate enough for celebrating joyfully and emotionally during pregnancy.
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" In selecting Politico's next editor, Mr. Harris said in a memo to employees that he was looking for someone who understood the organization's values and who, above all, thought journalism should be a "joyfully collaborative enterprise.
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It's not like you to cling to the past, but we all have things we find hard to let go or that require closure—your opportunity to release the past easily and joyfully is here now.
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As delegates waited for the official results to be announced Monday evening at a national conference in Johannesburg, Mr. Ramaphosa could be seen joyfully greeting and hugging well-wishers on the stage, and posing for selfies.
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The tendency toward homophily, toward flocking together with birds of your inner and outer feather, gives rise to a harmonious sense of belonging and shared purpose, to easy laughter and volumes of subtext mutually, wordlessly, joyfully understood.
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Once inside a car, her quiet caution is chucked gracelessly to the wind, and she can't help but scream joyfully as she rockets over hills, through her foes, and, always, inevitably, into the bottom of a river.
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If Young's music can sometimes feel like watching the corpse of electronic music rot, Moon Pool is its magical reanimation, the joyfully awkward movement of two dudes Weekend At Bernie's-ing their hometown's most prominent musical export.
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What's more, it seems to be concluding that the work involved in becoming a better person can be as interesting a TV show premise as the hijinks that come with joyfully embracing the worst parts of yourself.
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Later, she would give that career to the heroine of Lady Oracle and the hero of The Blind Assassin, both of whom joyfully plow through formulaic plot after formulaic plot and support themselves comfortably in the process.
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For a long time, Valve has been joyfully coy about what they were working on, but you went along with the winks and nods because, at the end of the day, you knew something special was coming.
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Indie rock, alt-cabaret, new burlesque: Whatever you call it, the jolly musical comedy of the Skivvies, a troupe of entertainers who perform in their underwear, joyfully rocked the house at Feinstein's/54 Below on Saturday evening.
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If you think you can separate the players who joyfully celebrated their teammates' 12th and 303th goals against Thailand from the team that battered through France, England, and the Netherlands to win the World Cup, think again.
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" Netflix (NFLX) also tweeted a not-so-subtle comment on the controversy, listing a few titles in its library that feature, "Lesbians Joyfully Existing And Also It's Christmas Can We Just Let People Love Who They Love.
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The trailer features a joyfully American Channing Tatum filling in as a Statesman, alongside a star-studded cast including Julianne Moore, Halle Berry, Jeff Bridges, Pedro Pascal, and of course returning British agents Taron Egerton and Colin Firth.
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After the host announced that Sonia's number ($1,265) was the closest to the retail price of $1,299, she joyfully ascended the steps to Carey, 59, who took over the hosting position from longtime host Bob Barker in 2007.
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Here is the entire review of "Nobody," by Ariana Grande featuring Chaka Khan: Soundtrack songs for the "Charlie's Angels" movie franchise have emphatically declared that strong, independent women are sexy, and this latest iteration is joyfully on brand.
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He prayed for the opportunity to share traditional values with the children of the world in the hope that they would gain the love and light needed to joyfully and bravely tackle the many challenges our world presents.
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Now it's likely to be joyfully belted from the back of minivans: It has been turned into a musical motif in "Frozen 2," delivered in high-pitched, mysterious fashion in "Into the Unknown" by the Norwegian singer Aurora.
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The sketch is amusing and joyfully absurd (Madame S. employs a goat to eat her husband's excess pamphlets), but it also rests, like much Python, on the assumption that men playing women are funnier than women playing themselves.
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Having watched "Meshes of the Afternoon" many times, however — and taught it for years to undergraduates in art history courses — I take pleasure in seeing Deren joyfully appropriated and hijacked by new generations, clearly galvanized by her work.
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Monday's striking contrasting images — pristinely dressed Israelis and Americans applauding joyfully at the new embassy in Jerusalem while Israeli soldiers fired bullets and tear gas at throngs of Palestinian protesters in Gaza — encapsulated the difficulty of their task.
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The chirpy children's rhyme "Love on Me," the zippy, exploding loops on "Tell Me You Love Me," and the tropical bubblegum of "Hunter" initially sound expedient before sinking permanently into your brain and skittering joyfully round and round.
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Years later, I joyfully slid behind the wheel of my first exotic — a Lamborghini Countach in the 2562s — and emerged from a long drive thinking: Who on earth could live with a car this cramped, loud and stiffly sprung?
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More palpably than any other kind of monument, they connect visitors with another world: one in which the finest composers, singers, sculptors, glass-makers, embroiderers and craft-workers of a given era joyfully mixed their energies in a vast, disinterested enterprise.
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The four-piece's spicy, basement-ripened mélange of dual-vocal hardcore punk, powerviolence, fastcore, and thrash is a welcome breath of stale beer, clammy basement air, and joyfully spilled blood; in short, it absolutely reeks of the spirit of DIY.
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"I feel really hyped about getting back to work and doing all the stuff I was doing already but with a new mind," he says joyfully, explaining how he'd been putting off going away for the last couple of years.
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I've watched you joyfully encourage violence, and promise to 'pay the legal fees' of those who commit violence on your behalf," Stanton said, explaining why he chose to go public with his concerns despite trying "my hardest not to be political.
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Clinton joyfully interacting with people of all races and ethnicities; a smiling and diverse group of children playing games and attending school; a woman in a cap and gown hugging her family; and a mother holding aloft her young infant.
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She looks back at her life decade by decade, comparing, for example, the passage of time in her 30s with the fate of a ripe banana and roasting today's 20-somethings for marching in protests instead of being joyfully irresponsible.
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"In 1995, when I first starting teaching about waste, it was a boutique subject and not considered appropriate for academic study," said Robin Nagle, a professor of anthropology and environmental studies at New York University who specializes joyfully in garbage.
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Now, 27 years after "Once on This Island" opened in 1990, the show returns to Broadway in a joyfully diverse production by the director Michael Arden, who led a spectacular reimagining of "Spring Awakening" for Deaf West Theater in 2015.
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One minute the leather-lung men and women behind me in center field 440 feet from home plate (to sit there is a bit like watching the game from the International Space Station) were bellowing and hurling joyfully unprintable invective at the Nationals.
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The painting in this show that feels the most unencumbered, joyfully so, by the weight of history or current events is "Seraph" (2017), dominated by a pinkish-purple tree trunk encircled by light purple vines, against the variegated greens of the forest.
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RIO DE JANEIRO – When Simone Biles joyfully bounded onto the floor Sunday in the preliminary round for women's gymnastics, she did so as the overwhelming favorite to win the Olympic all-around gold medal and to lead the U.S. women's team to victory.
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Rather, by weathering the natural curves of life, by going down and then up, by lingering at the doorway for half an hour as Max joyfully closes and opens the door again and again, you are actually taking the more efficient path.
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After all, we know that Trump crafted his political persona in large part on a debunked conspiracy theory (that President Barack Obama was not born in the United States) and that he has spent his presidency swimming in conspiracy theory waters joyfully.
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One, led by Trump, was triumphant at the ballot, rapidly accruing party converts, and headed to Cleveland for what, knowing the candidate, was sure to be the yuugest, most obscene, most joyfully tacky tribute to a single person ever seen in the television age.
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This concept is a common trope of 20th-century advertising, as catalogued, for example, in the Flickr group "Happy Ham" — which chronicles ads that feature a creature joyfully promoting its own consumption (for example, a cartoon pig as the mascot to a sausage company).
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Many on social media were struck by the joyfully tearful response of Lamsam on the Thai sideline, when the team finally scored a goal of its own on Sunday after surrendering 13 to the United States and four in an ongoing match to Sweden.
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But her, and our, challenge is to prepare for the moment, and then let go and live joyfully and authentically in it, rather than try to shape and control it, which simply never works, and the effort of which kills art, love and life.
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Even if you can't pay off any debts, or if you're pretty sure your bestie will never repay you, use the new moon's vibes to do some visualization: See yourself joyfully paying bills, and happily receiving money or working well with others on a financial issue.
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With the president and news cameras as his witness at the airport, Nungesser joyfully lifted the leg of his pants to reveal a goofy pair of socks: Each ankle bore Trump's face, complete with a signature tuft of fake blond locks waving daintily in the breeze.
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The reason I keep watching television shows that jump the narrative shark—I'm looking at you, Prison Break—or joyfully watch the eighth entry in a horror series, the one where they must eventually head to space, is because I can't help but experience trainwrecks for myself.
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If she were a man, this paragraph also might have started another way, perhaps with a description of her skill: the slouch in her shoulders and almost casual way she lets loose a three-point shot; how her coaches say she plays joyfully, like a little kid.
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We thrill at the notion that we could be as wild as a hawk or a weasel, possessing the inner ferocity to go after the things we want; we laugh at animal videos that make us yearn to experience life as joyfully as a bounding lamb.
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"If you don't think Metallica fuckin' rules, you're a dick!" my friend Jack screamed joyfully into my ear, fists pumping, as the band from the Bay tore into "Enter Sandman" near the end of their jaw-dropping set at New York City's Webster Hall last night.
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But now that the baseball world has all but ignored the past three weeks of spring training to focus on the WBC, and that their countrymen who chose to participate have joyfully hoisted the championship trophy while the holdouts play meaningless warm-up games, the tide may be turning.
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There was confusion, and even some outrage, mostly because the generally suave Hiddleston has been a member of the "internet boyfriend" club ever since he joyfully embraced the role of Thor's wicked brother Loki in 2011's Thor, leading many to passionately view Hiddleston as an unattainable ideal.
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But something unexpected happened along the way: I fell in love with a beautiful, talented, extraordinary Egyptian goddess named Hoda, and an amazing group of individuals who work tirelessly and joyfully at their jobs, many of them starting at midnight, creating an unprecedented four hours of live television.
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Watching a best-of montage of her clips on YouTube is a fine thing to do on a Sunday before you head out to shop, and will prepare you well for an afternoon in the kitchen cooking just as she did: joyfully, endlessly, with little fuss and much enjoyment.
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But as galleries review the successes and costs of December art fairs, the fact remains that over a thousand collectors joyfully descended on a complex that is essentially a large barn to buy art because it connects them to a person, a memory, or a community they value.
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But there was no danger mistaking these piercing sounds, produced on hand-cranked sirens by the ensemble's members, Eric Cha-Beach, Josh Quillen, Adam Sliwinski and Jason Treuting, for anything other than the opening fanfare of a performance that would prove entertaining, virtuosic, occasionally lyrical, but most often joyfully loud.
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Then, in one of the final scenes of the clip, Ziegler and the young troupe are dancing joyfully in a club-like room with rainbow disco lights before all the young performers fall to the ground at once, exposing what appear to be bullet holes in the wall behind them.
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Price also ducked questions on whether he agrees with President Donald Trump's reported characterization of the House's Obamacare replacement bill as being "mean, " or whether he still enthusiastically supports the bill that he, Trump and Republican lawmakers joyfully celebrated the passage of in the White House's Rose Garden in May.
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Thorne's Cursed Child pointedly reverses that structure, creating a story in which Harry's son Albus is miserable at Harry's beloved Hogwarts, and his father's fame only adds to his misery — until at last he finds a true friend, one with whom he can do magic as joyfully as Harry did.
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A particularly intense cliffhanger, paired with the fact that Archer hadn't been renewed yet, left some fans wondering if that distressing final image (spoiler: Archer lying, seemingly dead, in a pool!) was going to be the last we'd see of the joyfully depraved Sterling Archer and his equally ridiculous co-workers.
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The Jules / Andrews version has been used in dozens of TV shows, and a remix of it was also used in the Gears of War trailer — extremely dramatic, in my opinion, for a video game in which a human sausage link joyfully pops the heads of monsters like they're pimples on prom night.
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But rather than focus on the American hurdlers joyfully prancing around the track with American flags on their backs, it seems like it has been better to figure out what exactly happened to Ryan Lochte and his boys on their way home from a party in the wee drunken hours of the morning.
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Per the Chorus, representation for gay men this season includes but is not limited to: Obviously, the big takeaway from this video is Laura Dern joyfully dancing along as the chorus — and special guest star Alex Newell — repeatedly sang her name, but I encourage you to watch and rewatch for further details.
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And she did inhabit it, not as a great feted director but as someone joyfully on the margins, a stout elf doing her own little thing in shapeless, often purple, clothes and with pudding-bowl two-tone hair; someone who couldn't help making films, because the urge to look and listen never let go.
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Simultaneously rich with dread and joyfully romantic, with more than a touch of humor — at one point a street crossing sign that warns of skateboard-riding vampiresses is clearly shown in the background of a scene — Girl Walks explores escapes both figurative and literal, through music and dancing, through friendship and love, and, of course, through bloodsucking.
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Read more:Photo shows an extraordinarily overloaded Chinese worker delivering massive amounts of food because no one wants to go outside and risk catching coronavirusWuhan evacuees joyfully threw their face masks after their 14-day quarantine ended — but they could be celebrating too earlyThe Wuhan coronavirus has killed more people in 6 weeks than SARS did in 8 months.
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Black Midi: Schlagenheim (Rough Trade) In an age when banal pop product is slow, restrained, and even, this experimental English guitar band stand up for the rock verities not by straining for expressionist solemnity but by getting silly: joyfully pointless tempo changes, a shifting array of jittery guitar effects, countless moments of unexplained absurdity for their own sake.
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As Egypt's Orthodox Christians celebrated Palm Sunday and children joyfully brandished palm fronds, re-creating Jesus's triumphal entry to Jerusalem a week before his crucifixion, bombs exploded in two churches, killing scores and leaving the fiercely nationalistic Coptic community feeling unprotected by the government it had relied upon for deliverance from the regime of Mohamed Morsi.
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Double-page spreads juxtapose the stages of the journey, from launch to triumphant splashdown, with inset images of a Tang-sipping kid in hornrims and sneakers, building and transporting his model rocket, testing out a cardboard lunar module and joyfully bounding through his own moon walk after watching Neil Armstrong's first steps on a fuzzy black-and-white television.
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Afterward, he joyfully bragged about the crime to Joe Cantu, one of the gang member's brothers, and Joe's wife Christina, as described in a 1997 state appeals court ruling upholding Medellín's conviction: [Christina] asked the group what had occurred and appellant responded that they "had fun" and that their exploits would be seen on the television news.
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So this seems like a great opportunity to combine your strengths in a way that sets a sustainable precedent for appreciating each other's role in your marriage: You set a basic budget you can live on, and then freely, joyfully set aside a fund beyond that to live a little — which your partner controls, or just spends silly.
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I am not going because of the incomprehensibility of the double standards of those who support the protests at the Whitney (to pressure the museum to remove an ethically unacceptable Board member) or the Guggenheim (to pressure to the museum to renounce ethically unacceptable funding), but in Cuba they joyfully justify ethically unacceptable attitudes and actions.
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It came courtesy of a model named Hirakish, who careened down the runway in a patent-leather suit and spiky high-heeled bootees, and who proceeded to go off-piste and to spend the rest of the show running in and out of the stands, interrupting other models' struts and otherwise joyfully, and challengingly, sticking his stiletto-shod feet in our faces.
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On the conceptual end, he has made and presented his very selectively, softly colorful, and rarely very large pieces in ways that imply neighborhoods or other gatherings of buildings — rather joyfully hyper-geometric buildings, that is, that happen to be composed of pleasantly mixed proportions of circles, triangles, and rectangles, mostly, with plentiful irregular forms cut into the mix as well.
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"Crossing," in its rejection of fixed notions of identity, has a kind of kinship with recent books by other young queer writers, among them Andrea Lawlor's " Paul Takes the Form of a Mortal Girl ," with its joyfully shape-shifting hero/ine, and Akwaeke Emezi's " Freshwater ," which features a protagonist who moves between genders, inhabited by the spirits of West African myth.
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So strong is the collective summoning power of F.L.Y.'s 2009 sleeper hit "Swag Surfin'" that right in the middle of our conversation, University of Missouri senior Sydney Walton gracefully excused herself and rushed into the throngs of students gathered in the parking lot of the campus's Gaines/Oldham Black Culture Center (GOBCC) to joyfully swag and surf with her classmates.
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Thus far there have been 14 cases reported in the US.Read more:Pentagon sets aside a 6th military base for quarantining people fleeing the coronavirus outbreak in ChinaA US patient infected with the coronavirus was accidentally released from the hospital after initial tests failed to pick up symptomsWuhan evacuees joyfully threw their face masks after their 14-day quarantine ended — but they could be celebrating too early
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There, in the imposing shadow of the medieval fortress that served as the festival site, I was struck by how stoked everyone I encountered was, from the tiny children boogying atop their parents' shoulders to the nerdy teens screaming along to Sabaton to the ginger-bearded Viking who hopped up on a damp picnic table bench and joyfully twerked his way through Slayer's set.
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Here images that belong to the collective memory of Syria's history, such as the first space mission live-broadcast on state TV at the presence of former president Hafez al-Asad in order to celebrate "the most beautiful country in the world," appear together with footage from the 2011 uprising, where peaceful activists joyfully throw down the statue of the leader and transform a military tank into a kids' swing.
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They were so relieved that soon after the meeting several of McConnell and Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn's top leadership and health care aides joyfully bolted from their offices in the Capitol -- with supermarket-baked cookies and cakes in hand -- to celebrate the birthday of Eric Ueland, the bow-tied and cheerful staff director of the Senate Budget Committee who, like them, was deeply enmeshed in the intense and uncertain negotiations.
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Macomber's wife—"still a great beauty in Africa, but she was not a great enough beauty any more at home to be able to leave him and better herself, and she knew it and he knew it"—cuckolds him after a lion hunt reveals his cowardice, then perhaps accidentally puts a bullet in him just when he has at last, by taking down some buffalo, joyfully come into his manhood.
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But now, I must share: James Veloria is a truly special store, a joyfully assembled archive that has clothes you yearned for before Y21990K, clothes for the new summer you, clothes you'll actually hang up at the end of the night, clothes that summon memories of when you could see runway collections only in a magazine you spread open on your bedroom carpet, clothes you hoped the future you would clothe you in.
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John F. Kennedy knew that our best hope and our most powerful answer to our doubts and to our fears lies inside each of us, in our willingness to joyfully embrace our responsibility as citizens, to stay true to our allegiance, to our highest and best ideals, to maintain our regard and concern for the poor and the aging and the marginalized, to put our personal or party interest aside when duty to our country calls or when conscience demands.
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Ng seeds the issue of the adopted baby elegantly into the background of the book early on, in the midst of cocktail party chatter and high school gossip, so it takes a while for it to dawn on you exactly how crucial the baby and the questions she inspires truly are: Her weight as a symbol of the argument Mia and Elena have been having all along about what makes a good mother creeps up on you, slowly and joyfully.
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The winner of two of the 2018 BRITs' major awards, Best British Male Artist and Best British Album, took the stage to close a ceremony during which various figures had attempted vague political statements but little of real weight, and freestyled the following: He continued by calling out the Daily Mail, celebrating black visibility in British culture, and praising the black women who raised him before zipping joyfully into a performance of "Big For Your Boots" which subsisted without frills, and solely on his own glorious energy.
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The sons of the family, as well as numerous male cousins, accepted and befriended him, he a wan, neurasthenic, troubled artist and they strapping good-looking rural men of liberal passions: In that wild remote spot, their home was as warm and physical as an animal's den, the very opposite of Gertrude Stein's sofa in Paris—where Marsden Hartley had on occasion found himself sitting—and there was some suggestion that this warm animal playfulness had even extended itself into Marsden Hartley's sexual loneliness (they were as likely, he once recalled, to have joyfully had intercourse with a woman, or a horse) and alleviated it.
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In 2004, Jeffs sent word to the girl's father, Brandon J Blackmore, that he wanted to marry Millie as well, and asked that the teenager be brought to Colorado City from her home in Bountiful, BC. A journal entry dated March 1, 2004, dictated by Jeffs to one of his wives and later seized by US authorities in Texas, describes what happened next: "I sat down with Brandon [J] Blackmore and his wife and his daughter, gave a training on the redemption of Zion in brief, in summary, and this girl was called on a mission, and they received it joyfully," the entry reads.
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