"She was a lovable person and very smart," Lopez said.
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She's also the most lovable person you could ever meet.
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And that says a lot about why Sandler is such a lovable person.
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With a successful white person, it is nice, short, sweet, what a lovable person.
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He swears he is "Tyler," the lovable person he posed as during his catfishing scheme.
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Susan was the most lovable person: enormously generous, endlessly kind, crazy for cats and great fun to be with.
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" Torell&aposs mother Katarina Soderberg told the Expressen newspaper that her son was "the world&aposs sweetest and most lovable person.
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"Mary Rose was not only the best professional women I had ever met, but also the most interesting and lovable person I have ever met," he said.
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Had she rejected outright that kind of behavior, and become the lovable person that my daughter was in search of, perhaps Twanna would have had a different idea about that kind of thing, and not gone elsewhere to seek love.
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"When people with low self-esteem repeated the statement, 'I'm a lovable person,' or focused on ways in which this statement was true of them, neither their feelings about themselves nor their moods improved—they got worse," Wood says in her findings.
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She is well liked by her students and has the outer appearance of a lovable person. In reality she is both mean and violent with a past of being the leader of a gang of delinquents, she also dreams of having an incestuous relationship with her brother. Chihiro is completely oblivious of this. : ; : Koyuki's older sister and a student at the academy.
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Raghava is a typical jobless man but a lovable person who spends his days playing cricket with friends. He suffers from an irrational fear of ghosts and retreats to the safety of his home after sunset. His fear is so great he prefers to sleep with his mother and has her accompany him to the bathroom at night. This creates a major annoyance in the household, including Raghava's brother, sister-in-law, and their children.
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He invented a switch-activated powered bed that would turn his body over. He said he "began to develop the feeling that I did not have to be so totally dependent on other people" and "still wanted to feel that I was a capable and lovable person." To that end, he obtained a lever-controlled electric wheelchair, a new invention at the time. Keyes required aides for bodily care for several decades.
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