I used to joke that I was their little doll.
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"I was like her little doll," Ms. Riveros said of her sister.
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" Rodgers said Kelly referred to himself as "Daddy" and her as his "little doll.
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Parents swear this soft, sweet little doll has the magic touch when it comes to baby sleep issues.
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"I'm just her little doll to dress up," Amma says, then mentions that their mother calls Camille incorrigible.
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For millions of Americans, Trump isn't just some idiot fallen reality star who can be shaped into a harmless little doll.
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She's a girl on Christmas Eve and almost anyone can relate to that — being happy, getting a little doll and playing with your friends.
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" Throughout the encounter, Rodgers claims to the BBC that Kelly said "nasty [and] degrading things" to her, referring to himself as "Daddy" and she "his little doll.
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We see her attempt to groom Lily into being a perfect little doll, as if a child's character development were facilitated through combing their hair and applying perfume.
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Viewers can see Guðni, Ronja, Briet, and Stubbur cuddling on little doll beds, hopping up and down stairs, chasing one another, and engaging in other charmingly kitten-like activities.
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But regardless of who gives her that message, mostly it's just satisfying to see Rory decide, once and for all, that she's done being a passive little doll. 13.
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If you were thinking of getting your kid a little doll or robot that they can talk to — and, critically, that responds — you should probably hold off for a few years.
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When she was looking at the little doll that was standing in for Groot, you can see it in her eyes that she wants to pick it up and care for it.
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True, she told him she "loved" his comment, but she also told the "Whaboom" guy she loved his schtick, too, and graciously talked to that creepy little doll Adam brought with him that inexplicably "spoke" French.
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That's where we left the little doll who could (kill), and as Annabelle Comes Home begins at the opening of The Conjuring, we can assume that we're going to be joining Annabelle and the Warrens back in 1971.
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I started out as a little doll on a shelf, scurrying around a room like a mouse until I found a way out through the floorboards under the bed, and finished the demo as a giant rock monster with a sword, fighting other giant rock monsters by swinging the motion controller.
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In the old days, any old Tesco Mary with a set of lungs and a sob story could have a shot at Christmas number one, but as time went on, the auditionees began to resemble little doll-faced, mop-haired clones that the producers had carefully handpicked to be the next Little Mix or One Direction.
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The same power capacity was increased to 1.4 liters. It was available as an open top four seater. This model variant was nicknamed "little doll" and cost 7,300 Mark.
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Wiske has a little doll, Schanulleke, whom she carries along with her wherever she goes. She adores her doll so much that she is heartbroken whenever it is lost or someone threatens to destroy it.
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A Little Doll () is a 1988 Soviet drama film directed by Isaak Fridberg.Gusyatniski, Artem (13 January 2010) Дети героев "Чучела" учатся в сериале "Школа"?. Perm.kp.ru. Retrieved on 13 August 2020.«Детский КиноМай» пройдет в ноябре. Gov.spb.
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My mother wanted me to be a talk- show radio broadcaster or go into physical education as a gym teacher, Álvarez said. She had me like a little doll. I didn’t know about that. I just played ball.
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His song compositions include "China Boy", "Blue Dawn", "Star of Hope", "Little Doll", "The Man With the Big Sombrero", "Teton Mountain Stomp", "I Loved You Too Little", "I Love You, Believe Me I Love You", "Hippy Happy Henny", "Monna Vanna", and "Lonesome".
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Her father is a retired competitive sprint runner. Her elder sister Anna is a retired competitive artistic gymnast. Zasypkina shares surname with Svetlana Zasypkina, another Russian artistic gymnast who retired in 1988 after a similar spine injury. These events were presented in the film A Little Doll.
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He is very agile and speaks vulgarly despite his childish face. ; : Reverse No.007, she is a little doll- like girl. She has the “Voice of the Doctrine” and is very attached to Vizzini. She was collected by the Red Ravens at the death of him.
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Assunta Maresca (born January 19, 1935 in Castellamare di Stabia), better known as Pupetta ("Little Doll"), is a former beauty queen who became a well- known figure in the Camorra. She made the international newspaper headlines in the mid-1950s when she killed the murderer of her husband in revenge.
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Radha (Sharmila Tagore) was the only daughter of a rich merchant. She suffers from epilepsy, triggered especially by the removal of a little doll she always carries with her. Madhu (Rajesh Khanna) was a young doctor, practicing in a village. He lives along with his older brother Shriram (Tarun Bose) and sister-in-law Sita (Nirupa Roy).
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Pupetta Maresca and Pasquale Simonetti wedding photo At Christmas 1954, Simonetti left prison, after serving two years of his sentence. On 27 April 1955 he married Assunta Maresca, known as Pupetta (Little Doll), a former beauty queen. The wedding was like a fairy tale with 500 guests, a lot of food and even his rivals Maisto and Esposito. The whole town of Palma Campania turned out to wish them well.
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Marina Herrera Aragón (born 18 July 1927), known as Marilú or "La Muñequita que Canta" (The Little Doll that Sings), is a Mexican singer and actress. She began her career more than 75 years ago, in 1939. Marilú was born in Cárdenas, San Luis Potosí, Mexico. After her father's death, the family moved to Tampico, Tamaulipas, where Marilú won a singing contest and joined the troupe of a comedian named Don Catarino.
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Tiny, pretty, and spoilt, she was nicknamed Pupetta (Little Doll).Longrigg, Mafia Women, pp. 1-10 At the age of 19, she won a beauty contest and became Miss Rovegliano, a suburban village of Naples.La Legge d'Onore, Time Magazine, April 20, 1959 She was courted by a wealthy and powerful local guappo, or Camorra boss, from Palma Campania, Pasquale Simonetti, known as Pasquale 'e Nola, who worked in the fruit and vegetable market in Naples and dealt in smuggled goods.
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Otie Chew, from a 1904 publication. Chew's small stature was often contrasted with her powerful sound. "Although a veritable little doll as to stature, she has the biggest and most sonorous tone ever drawn from wood and catgut by one of her sex," proclaimed arts manager C. H. Gibbons that year."She is a very petite person and it is a source of wonder to all how one with a frame so small can bring such powerful harmonies to her loved instrument," noted the Los Angeles Herald.
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Nokes crowned his Great Cake with a little doll jokingly representing the Queen of Faery. Various trinkets were hidden in the cake for the children to find; one of these was a star the Cook discovered in the old spice box. The star was not found at the Feast, but was swallowed by a blacksmith's son. The boy did not feel its magical properties at once, but on the morning of his tenth birthday the star fixed itself on his forehead, and became his passport to Faery.
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Also, extracts are mentioned in Ron's own book My Story and in Kate Kray's books Sorted; Murder, Madness and Marriage, and Free at Last. Ronnie was arrested before he had the chance to marry Monica, and although she married his ex- boyfriend, 59 letters sent to her between May and December 1968 when he was imprisoned show Ronnie still had feelings for her, and his love for her was very clear. He referred to her as "my little angel" and "my little doll." She also still had feelings for Ronnie.
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Goraiko is a large, superhumanly strong, superhumanly dense Japanese superhero apparently made out of the psychic energy of a young Japanese girl who resides in some sort of sensory deprivation casket. Goraiko speaks only in haiku and mathematical equations. The girl has a little doll in the casket that appears to be the inspiration for Goraiko's shape, but it is unknown if it is necessary for the manifestation of the being. Goraiko is a founding member of the Japanese equivalent of the JLA, a team called Big Science Action.
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After a long battle with the heroes of the city and without a healing factor, he started to die. Daken asked for his father, hugged him and asked him to forgive him. But before Logan could say anything, Daken said he was actually sorry for putting a bomb at the Jean Grey School for Higher Learning and immolated himself with a bomb, leaving no body to bury. Wolverine rushed to his school to find nothing but a little doll of him, realizing that Daken's plan was just to leave him with nothing.
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Following the events in The Bone Doll's Twin, Prince Tobin awakens after the witch Lhel reveals that he was born as a girl, but in view of the king's purge of all possible female heirs that threaten him, Tobin was disguised by magic, wearing the shape of his stillborn brother, whose bones are encased in the little doll his mother carried everywhere with her. Tobin's squire Ki (Kirothius) was gravely injured in coming to find Tobin. They recover for a time under the care of the wizard Iya. Tobin is haunted by the ghost of his brother, who coldly watches over him.
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1913 Wanderer W3 5/15 PS The small car quickly became known, affectionately, as the Puppchen ('little doll'), presumably derived from a 1912 operetta by Jean Gilbert. Nevertheless, its more conventional name was Wanderer W1 5/12 PS. “W1” reflected the fact that it was the first volume motor car offered by the Winklhofer & Jaenicke company who in 1911 adopted the brand name Wanderer (English equivalents might be "Rambler" or "Rover") for their motor vehicles. “5” was the fiscal horsepower rating, based on the engine capacity, and “12” was the actual horsepower claimed. During the ensuing years the Puppchen progressed through the W2, W3 and W4 models to the Wanderer W8, now with an actual claimed power output of 20 PS. The Wanderer models W5, W6 and W7 were slightly larger cars which did not attract the Puppchen soubriquet.
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In 1993, Ted Ottaviano began collaborating with vocalist Basil Lucas on a dance music project called Doubleplusgood, a term meaning "excellent" or "splendid", taken from George Orwell's novel Nineteen Eighty-Four. Doubleplusgood released a total of five songs from 1993 through 1997: "Conga Té", "Theme From Doubleplusgood", "Sunny Day" (w/Lambert Moss on lead vocals), "The Winding Song", and "Boogala".. Doubleplusgood had a couple significant dance club hits with "Conga Té" reaching no. 12 on the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart in 1993, and "The Winding Song", reaching no. 2 in 1996.. Throughout the rest of the 1990s, Ted Ottaviano continued work doing the following remixes for other artists: The Heads' "Damage I've Done" (Sound Bisquit Vocal Mix) in 1996, Fleetwood Mac's "Landslide" (3 Remixes) in 1997, David Byrne's "Wicked Little Doll" (Valley of the Doll Parts Dub Mix) in 1997, and two remixes of Hole's "Malibu" in 1999.. In the mid-2000s, he also produced the New York City band Dangerous Muse's The Rejection EP and Give Me Danger EP, as well as the group The Ones, and many other local dance bands.
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