Lovingly nicknamed " trash pandas," raccoons should be taken seriously.
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It's just too — and I say this lovingly — weird.
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There's not a network here devoted to your fucking death," she said, "There's not advertisers advertising tampons with a camera lovingly going up a girl's body as she's being lovingly raped and strangled.
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Beto O'Rourke, meanwhile, has been lovingly compared to Barack Obama.
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"She's my granddaughter," Freeman said lovingly when asked about Alexis.
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Each leaf and blade of grass has been lovingly rendered.
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The mountain is lovingly rendered with astounding video game technology.
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CRAMER: ADAM, YOU TALKED ABOUT PERISCOPE LOVINGLY ON THE CALL.
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The barista who lovingly draws a heart in your latte?
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Each one is snapped lovingly perched atop his outstretched hand.
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People tend to slow down and gaze lovingly at her.
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"We read the writing on the wall," she recalled lovingly.
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At her best, her worlds, however violent, feel lovingly considered.
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If retrieved, it will be lovingly ushered off the grounds.
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My child was lovingly cared for until her last heartbeat.
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For Carrie, we very lovingly tried to preserve her performance.
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He is handsome and charming and treats her very lovingly.
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She didn't know how to lovingly navigate me through it.
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For fathers, it's lovingly referred to as the dad reflex.
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Then they lovingly pour on the syrup, photographing everything minutely.
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The figures will be lovingly depicted in a colorful mosaic.
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A boy looked at his mom lovingly, holding her arm.
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How do you exit lovingly, where both people are intact?
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Some are sleek, polished productions, others are lovingly filmed by hand.
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These are major centers of civilization that have been lovingly restored.
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OR our Caribbean empress Rihanna lovingly, inadvertently exposing Aubrey's stiff whine?
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It's a lovingly envisioned, lavishly produced, and painstakingly crafted cash grab.
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West lovingly rub Chyna's belly right after she finishes her message.
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Gerlach was also photographed lovingly staring up at her smiling fiancé.
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I remember my boyfriend was there, smiling at me, lovingly bemused.
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Mr. Sivan grabbed it and began lovingly flipping through the pages.
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"Matt was super genuine," a young man named Chad lovingly expressed.
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Husbands tugged wives' hair playfully; other husbands stroked husbands' chests lovingly.
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They followed me, Lora's small hand lovingly and gently taking mine.
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I remember him talking so sweetly and lovingly about his wife.
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Joyously and lovingly help others, but don't get in their heads.
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It is written about, photographed lovingly (with her cooperation, of course).
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As she took the witness stand, Rodgers smiled lovingly at his daughter.
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And the internet had wasted no time in lovingly, respectfully, objectifying them.
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The whole film plays like the wild, lovingly crafted experiment it is.
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"My boys," she lovingly captioned the snap, adding two black heart emojis.
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It was lovingly restored by Jim Munro and his then-wife, Alice.
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It was lovingly offered to me by Monse, a Cubana working there.
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"We have lovingly chosen to separate as a couple," the statement read.
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I was lovingly and terrifyingly welcomed into the world as her reincarnation.
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The crowd lovingly added the harmony counterparts to the verses, completely uninvited.
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But then, lovingly and in unison, the enemies lower their national flags.
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When she's alone again, she takes a Polaroid out, caressing it lovingly.
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"Dreamy, you are so good," Kim lovingly says to Rob Kardashian's daughter.
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" Ripa lovingly wrote back, "thanks honey, I'll wear it for you tonight.
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"We have lovingly chosen to separate as a couple," the pair said.
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Seal the deal with a PizzaExpress Sloppy Giuseppe, lovingly reheated from scratch.
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Harvey Fink has lovingly translated a handful of Nadir's books into English.
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They get pretty defensive over "Timmys" (as they lovingly call it) here.
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The lavish production lovingly recreates the city's 1920s streets, cafes and nightclubs.
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She's got her arm on his shoulder, and he's lovingly gazing down.
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I lovingly say bye and happy holidays to everyone and Uber home.
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Their eyes are lovingly locked and I'm feeling a little left out.
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"Mark was a wise-ass; he's still a wise-ass," Lucas said lovingly.
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The true stars are the images themselves, many of them lovingly captured portraits.
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The director lovingly giggled and stared at his first Oscar of the night.
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The camera then pans to Kardashian West in the audience, lovingly watching on.
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This year a couple of small-scale brewers lovingly recreated that Neolithic ale.
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I clean off the table and lovingly tell him he's a giant turd.
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He hides his gun under a handmade blanket, adorned lovingly with silk swastikas.
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A third image saw both Mila and Hager looking lovingly down at Hal.
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This decision was mutual and lovingly made at the end of last year.
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The Spartacus actor, 101, lovingly gazed at her and held out his hand.
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Val Chmerkovskiy lovingly jokes that girlfriend Jenna Johnson being "impatient" ruined his surprise!
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"I get to be his valentine forevaaa evaaa????" she lovingly captioned the post.
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At a time when so many of us need to be lovingly nourished.
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The farm has been lovingly restored by its owners Brian and Sally Oxley.
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They hold high standards for behavior while being lovingly engaged with their children.
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They decorate a tree, pose with visitors and gaze lovingly at each other.
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The Housefly gazes down lovingly at a Young Man asleep in the field.
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What lead him to pose there, looking lovingly at a meat-filled shell?
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Dmitry Kuklachyov with one of the performing cats he insists are lovingly treated.
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Tolhildan's mother lovingly strokes the photograph on her daughter's headstone as he speaks.
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Rather than dodge the actor's sometimes rocky past, the series lovingly mocks it.
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Lit by neon, crammed with the past, it's lovingly lined with vintage radios.
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In his letter to Meredith, Alex lovingly explains what his children are like.
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There are lamb kebabs, lovingly dusted with whatever spices your culture prizes most.
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"The child inside never went away," he said, gazing lovingly around his studio.
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Two very different pathways, both lovingly arrived at within the same family unit.
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My father lovingly called me an idiot for the rest of the day.
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His video lovingly lampooning the drink has been viewed nearly 2.4 million times.
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He, Riley and Rock began talking animatedly, lovingly yelling into one another's faces.
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They handled it as lovingly as a strictly religious family might, he said.
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It is not clear what became of the snowfish lunch so lovingly prepared.
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" The obituary continues, "Katy will always be remembered lovingly for her conscientiousness and empathy.
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With a lovingly restored chassis, this thing should still do well in historic races.
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With a lovingly restored chassis, this thing should still do well in historic races.
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I'm just looking lovingly at a photo and everyone's like, 'What are you doing?
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In a statement provided to People, the couple announced that they are "lovingly" separating.
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A shot on Pell's account showed the stars looking lovingly into each other's eyes.
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Earlier this year, Monotype lovingly updated its classic Helvetica typeface for the 21st century.
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Black Panther is lovingly referred to as the "Lupita movie" by local news outlets.
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And yet family relationships carry on, imperfectly and tinged with regret, but lovingly, too.
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At one point, Bieber lovingly caressed Baldwin's face as she struggled to stop crying.
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Meghan lovingly grabs hold of Harry's arm – which has become the couple's signature move!
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"To my sweet love, Jett… you are in our hearts forever," Preston lovingly wrote.
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New York City has been lovingly re-created as a gorgeous, sun-drenched sandbox.
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Rob, 29, can be seen wearing scrubs and looking over at his fiancée lovingly.
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New restaurants have sprung up and once-crumbling historic buildings have been lovingly restored.
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Earlier, she and Reynolds were all smiles as they lovingly posed for photographers together.
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It's lovingly adorned with those shiny happy faces that we have grown to love.
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Below, our guide to carefully engineered, lovingly crafted, and just plain good-looking gifts.
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They finish each other's sentences as often as they lovingly talk over one another.
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He spoke lovingly of their courtship and marriage, and gratefully of their political partnership.
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Antwerp's Central Station is one of Europe's most beautiful, lovingly detailed works of architecture.
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These paintings are gems, the fish, with their patterned backs, lovingly and loosely rendered.
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Some, like Pokémon Quest, or Magikarp Jump, are cute adventures that feel lovingly crafted.
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Some, like Pokémon Quest, or Magikarp Jump, are cute adventures that feel lovingly crafted.
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"The Barefoot Woman" powerfully continues the tradition of women's work it so lovingly recounts.
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Lovingly stroking a "Fugit Amor," Mr. Bowman said the headaches had been worth it.
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They stew in what I'll lovingly refer to as a fancy tech pickle jar.
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The previous owner had lovingly maintained it, but there were still a few quirks.
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Plus, extra credit goes to a country that so lovingly preserves old American cars.
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Show some backbone by setting limits and saying no — lovingly but firmly — to draining requests.
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Tyson has cared for dozens of pigeons and often speaks lovingly about his pet birds.
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Instead of fetching a ball or stick, one German Shephard dutifully and lovingly fetches another.
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She looked on lovingly at her husband, fully aware of the weight of the office.
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WITH their German and Austrian ancestry, midwesterners lovingly cultivate many traditions brought from their Heimat.
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He lovingly looked down at Valentina as she curled up against his chest and slept.
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It's an unequivocally artistic, lovingly nostalgic reframing of the series, created by artist Tom Gosling.
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Bibliophiles around them leafed through a lovingly curated collection of fiction, poetry, essays and rarities.
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" Lady Gaga lovingly wrote, "We should all wrap our arms of love around Demi Lovato.
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The teams, made up of digital stars, hail from what's lovingly referred to as #TeamInternet.
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Mr Wells takes readers into dozens of kitchens, none rendered more lovingly than his mother's.
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The artist has lovingly worked them into subtly balanced, abstracted forms, often derived from nature.
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As the couple watched the performance, Meghan lovingly placed a hand on her husband's leg.
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Atlus has lovingly crafted a world that is brimming with personality and attention to detail.
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William lovingly put his arm around Kate as they introduced little Louis to the world.
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In the snap, the kids lovingly lean their heads in toward their dad and smile.
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They lovingly call theirs a combi oven, but it's typically giant and costs a fortune.
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Sweden's Westkust make lovingly rendered shoegaze that's simultaneously gorgeous and pummeling, like all good shoegaze.
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Someone has carefully measured this concrete abomination & lovingly sewn it a fabric cover #bollards pic.twitter.
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He still remembered the picture of a car, deconstructed, every piston and lever lovingly identified.
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It was somewhat lovingly referred to as "the Sahara of San Francisco" or "Outside Lands."
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Lovingly tended little homes abut others that are boarded up, their lots gone to weeds.
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It's this throwback, retro, NES, 8-bit game and it's just really, really lovingly crafted.
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There is a handsome new $40 million convention center and a lovingly restored 1940 theater.
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The ones I own have already had their fibers lovingly imbued with my deodorant runoff.
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She speaks lovingly of her children and the need to and desire to see them.
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Queer people who lovingly consumed the Harry Potter books and movies have been expressing heartbreak.
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Early 20183s New York (which happens to be my hometown) is painted lovingly and accurately.
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Then to lovingly, impishly subvert that subversion, extending the story backward and forwards in time.
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"Go Dreamy, go Dreamy — good morning," Chyna, 29, lovingly said to her daughter in one clip.
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"What's going on with your skin?" my mom asked (bluntly, but lovingly) during a FaceTime call.
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In their household, they lovingly call her "Pirate Momma" because of the patch on her eye.
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Each wig represents different sides to the drag character and are lovingly cared for and displayed.
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My last strip club meal was at Acropolis, known lovingly as A-Crop among the locals.
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Tours end with a peek into a lovingly restored Sea King helicopter used by four presidents.
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There'll always be slammers, limes, shooters, but sipping proper, authentic, lovingly made tequila is something special.
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When written lovingly, romances like Dream Daddy allow self-exploration and safe expressions of queer identity.
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The past is not shut away, it is confronted in a truly British way: sceptically, lovingly.
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Soon the fluffy pup is in her arms and Lann hugs Sammy lovingly to her chest.
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She also shared a sweet photo of herself and LoCicero, lovingly gazing into each other's eyes.
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Sharon Osbourne, meanwhile, responded with a series of kicks before her co-hosts lovingly restrained her.
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But perhaps no movie has embodied the neighborhood more lovingly than 1998's You've Got Mail.
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Lovingly, her boyfriend explained that wasn't what stuck out to him the most about the photo.
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In September, the Roseanne alum shared a sweet photo of himself staring lovingly at his beloved.
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A security robot in Washington -- lovingly named Steve -- plunged down four steps into a fountain Monday.
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The camera lingers lovingly over the pens in their hands during these scenes, emphasizing their significance.
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Jessit seemed to take charge of the night, and was lovingly bossing everyone around, even Poole.
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"Personal Shopper" primarily comes across as a lovingly appointed platform for Ms. Stewart's talents and beauty.
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The jokes are genial but wan, and the storytelling rudimentary, but the music is lovingly resuscitated.
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Lovingly chronicled by Design Sponge, Remodelista, Lonny and Apartment Therapy, they have become design-blog superstars.
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There are smiling, radiant mothers, those extremely rare mothers, gazed at lovingly by all the children.
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The school's Bapst Library, lovingly referred to on campus as "the Harry Potter library," features prominently.
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Food that I've lovingly cooked for family gatherings has been mocked and criticized, without being tasted.
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And there are Roseanne (Roseanne Barr) and Dan Conner (John Goodman), lovingly busting each others' chops.
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After coming close to demolition at the start of this century, it has been lovingly restored.
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It starts with a homemade crust that you lovingly knead from just flour, butter, and water.
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The simple joys of everyday living and people's engagement with one another are lovingly on display.
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" He shared a special bond with his second daughter Gianna who was lovingly known as "GiGi.
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Both men were remembered lovingly by their families, who issued statements to local media on Friday.
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Medieval wool merchants built stately manor houses and remarkable, timeless churches that have been lovingly preserved.
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I was brought up—fairly lovingly, I'd say—as the only child in an ordinary family.
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And it's been I think lovingly referred to as the swamp by certain — PRESIDENT TRUMP: Yeah.
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" Says Sara, who lovingly embraces the community she once rejected: "This has been a beautiful thing.
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Demanding her attention so she could lovingly build him back up again and get no credit.
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My friend Rebecca lovingly describes how the Echo has found a special place in their home.
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But make no mistake: Sedaris genuinely loves the world of crafting that she's lovingly sending up.
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Lovingly bear with others' fears, concerns, and objections while firmly supporting your daughter and son-in-law.
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They will draw fan art and write lovingly detailed fan fiction depicting these couples being adorable together.
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"To my sweet love, Jett… you are in our hearts forever," Preston lovingly wrote in the caption.
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" The endearing and lovingly ignorant Jared replies, "Well, first of all, everyone reads the terms of service.
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Maybe a slow-burn dramedy with lovingly handcrafted car robots would be something we would all enjoy.
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As his cowriter, Han Jin-won, delivered his acceptance speech, Joon-ho lovingly admired his trophy onstage.
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She then glances up at him lovingly; he then bends down and gives her a sweet kiss.
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Yammoo has cultivated a relationship with her devoted viewers, who she's lovingly nicknamed yamm-baechus (her "cabbages").
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Were he not snapped mid-blink, we're certain he would be staring lovingly at the bush canine.
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Marilyn Monroe's breathy, intimate rendition of "Happy Birthday" has been lovingly emulated by many — including Kate Moss!
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The photo, posted Monday, shows her beaming fiancé Brad Falchuk speaking onstage as Paltrow lovingly looks on.
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But even then, the writing shies away from the more transportive aspects of King's lovingly crafted universe.
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Both lovingly look at one another as he places his hand on his wife's growing baby belly.
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But she gets there through a passionate, spirited personal drama that's lovingly shot and exceptionally well-acted.
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"To my sweet love, Jett… you are in our hearts forever," Preston lovingly wrote in the caption.
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When she took the stage to accept her honor, the star lovingly thanked Benson for her support.
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" Katie's financial mentor growing up was her grandmother, whom she lovingly refers to as her "financial superhero.
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So, yeah, there are a lot of pictures of my man posing lovingly with his monster produce.
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This is the kind of prestige-season movie that's mostly built around lovingly crafted, emotionally shattering suffering.
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Bird Noir and Jackson the dog, more lovingly known as "the creature parade," appear to be inseparable.
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"I fell in love with him and I wouldn't trade him in for anybody," Schumer said lovingly.
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Another has lovingly restored his car and turned it into a facsimile of a rare racecar version.
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Jonas, 26, looked on lovingly from Chopra Jonas' right, dressed casually in a yellow button-down Oxford.
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Pinsker, lovingly attentive to the habitués of his cafés, leaves the economics of the cafés quite shadowy.
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These family members take on care willingly and lovingly but face many physical, emotional and financial challenges.
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Olympic referees and representatives of Yonex, which made the shuttles used in Rio, talked lovingly about them.
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Rings were meant to be taken out of boxes and slipped, lovingly, tenderly, onto a a hand!
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I didn't wear make-up, I didn't wear dresses, and I was forever lovingly coined a 'tomboy'.
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The boys schools lovingly nicknamed us the "cowshed girls," often mooing when we approached the bus stop.
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A Durham folk music preservationist, Fussell lovingly respects and reinterprets these historic off-the-beaten path numbers.
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Frank Horne, 47, drove a large tractor slowly through the water inundating the lovingly maintained main drag.
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Like many things about "Mormon," the number manages to spoof Broadway conventions while indulging in them lovingly.
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In the front row were four college students, arm in arm, all staring at one another lovingly.
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Lamenting the loss of the monuments he so lovingly documented for decades, he decries the world's silence.
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Or, he'll see a moth with cobweb stuck on its antenna, and he'll calmly, lovingly remove it.
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Handle this as directly and lovingly as you've cared for each other over the past seven years.
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"I can see that he's already happier being here," said Ms. Garonne, gazing lovingly at her son.
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These poems were lovingly chosen — treasures — and I soften toward the book's conceit when I consider that.
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Of note are the Catskill Country Store and the Community Theater, a lovingly preserved 1920 movie house.
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The photo shows the basketball legend embracing a young Gianna as they gaze lovingly at each other.
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Our daughter was raised in a warm and loving family with all of her needs lovingly provided.
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From the beginning, the singer is illustrated in a way that lovingly draws attention to her body.
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer's April and the Buffybot were lovingly crafted with the express purpose of fucking.
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Black girl magic didn't just come out of nowhere — it's been lovingly passed down from generation to generation.
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Lisbeth's opponents aren't the wacky Dr. Evils that the Bond movies contain (which Austin Powers so lovingly mocked).
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One of the main buildings in Tilted Towers, lovingly called 'Split' by many players, was almost entirely decimated.
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I'm blessed to have such a wonderful woman in my life who cares for our child so lovingly.
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The fast friends act like sisters even when they're not on camera and often lovingly tease each other.
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It was clear it was carefully, lovingly maintained, polished and clean without a hint of grime or damage.
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She's made cameos on everything from Quantum Leap to Ally McBeal, been (lovingly) parodied on Saturday Night Live.
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" Tatum and Dewan announced their split early last week, telling their followers that they decided to split "lovingly.
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Richard Engel's son called him "Dada" for the first time — and Engel can't stop lovingly sharing his excitement.
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A hand-tinted photograph of a Japanese mother lying on the floor, gazing lovingly at her child, undated.
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For the cute picture, little Santiago looked lovingly at his famous mom and showed off a sweet smile.
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The jury may very well get to hear Michael Douglas lovingly intone that greed is right and good.
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"It's a boy!" the proud dad captioned the photo, in which Murrel is gazing up at him lovingly.
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My intern is super excited to see something that isn't digital, and we lovingly look through the box.
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"We have lovingly chosen to separate as a couple," the pair said in a joint statement to PEOPLE.
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But it was Ciara's son, lovingly known as Baby Future, who has brought out the best in her.
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He's OK. And his loving girlfriend lovingly tweeted this video to share with the Internet and the world.
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Their denim jacket, lovingly called the Kutte, is a symbol of the fans' transnational unity and local identity.
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Lovingly detailed and intricate production design is a hallmark of many Fantagraphics releases, and Monsters is no exception.
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After nine years together, the pair announced their decision to "lovingly" separate as a couple on April 2 .
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Wilde was accompanied by her fiancé Sudeikis with the two lovingly sharing a hug on the red carpet.
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During the performance, Meghan lovingly placed a hand on her husband's leg as the pair watched on intently.
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In another Snap, Chyna lovingly rubs Kardashian's chest, pulling down his shirt to reveal one of his tattoos.
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While Bieber sat in the chair, Baldwin, 21, could be seen smiling and gazing lovingly at her fiancé.
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But her daughter, Laura, urged her to make the video that lovingly traced the lives of both parents.
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I was aching all over—tired, hungry, wet, coughing, and certainly not welcomed lovingly as I had anticipated.
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The vision of nature being lovingly tended in Rosie Stapel's documentary, "Portrait of a Garden," is remarkably evocative.
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E.D.C. sites are awash in lovingly curated still lifes of all this — a murse dump with occasional Glocks.
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Because the lists are so illegible and seemingly chaotic, people lovingly refer to them as my ransom notes.
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The patch was such a gigantic change that it was lovingly referred to by fans as Dota 3.
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"I'm going to order a Spaghetti Ice," he said, staring lovingly at the glowing board above Lanzarno's counter.
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The one hanging in Minneapolis is the original edition, brought back indoors and lovingly nursed back to life.
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In one scene he lovingly reshelves his 13-volume Oxford English Dictionary, and then looks up a word.
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He brushes the wig so carefully, so lovingly, that for a moment, I want to be that wig.
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She lovingly prepares Rawtarian meals for herself because she deserves deep self-care, and she's very, very thin.
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To break the tension, I tried calling the changing area he once lovingly set up Daddy's Torture Chamber.
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They were lovingly cared for by their father, their grandmother, my son's preschool teacher and my daughter's babysitter.
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Perhaps it's whether or not you lovingly support each other wherever your paths lead you, together or apart.
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Will my wife be able to find happiness while being a widow who lovingly raises our little boy?
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They announced they had "made the difficult decision to lovingly part ways as a couple" on Nov. 15.
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Feast your eyes on these deliciously swirly, dreamy photographs of Jupiter, lovingly edited by some talented citizen scientists.
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Mr. Lambie spoke lovingly of "the shock of Lucy" when she faced a roomful of Bronx-born kids.
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We see Sami, a Syrian boy, on the roof of his house, where he lovingly tends his pigeons.
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My LA grandmother who helped raise me firmly and lovingly, was never far off, just two blocks away.
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They're lovingly cared for, with names like Steel Beaver, Excalibur, Triple-Toothed Jack, CrOss-Exist, and Ally McSteel.
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All these I weighed out, in tiny amounts (0.05 grams, for the pepper), and lovingly dropped into Tyler.
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This chromed-out masterpiece was being lovingly polished as I bid the 2019 New York Motorcycle Show adieu.
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Opinion Orhan Pamuk remembers his friend Ara Guler, the great photographer, who lovingly captured Istanbul and its people.
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Her custom white frock had her favorite style of long, hanging sleeves, which she lovingly terms "bat" sleeves.
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But the park staff lovingly cares for this negligent employee, who runs from everyone except three devoted visitors.
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So take a breather from checking your breaking news notifications, and instead, gaze lovingly at these good, innocent creatures.
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In one post, she shows off a Valentine's Day message for the IQOS device, lovingly scrawled with multicolored pens.
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After Savannah gets off the bus, she quickly picks up Frog and the two lovingly walk to the house.
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Surely in this lovingly rendered world it is not unusual for a horse to run down a mountain road?
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" Dewan and Tatum revealed in April 2 Instagram posts that they "have lovingly chosen to separate as a couple.
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After Ali finished her race in 12.59 seconds, the adorable tot ran on the track to lovingly embrace her.
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Here's a pic of Mill writing his and Minaj's names on a wall that he lovingly posted on Instagram.
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It's also lovingly rooted in music; even the racing slide is named after Underworld's timeless rave hit, "Born Slippy".
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In many of the shots, Donald smiles at his sweetheart while holding her hand or lovingly cradling her face.
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King Arthur has a vulnerable heart beating somewhere under all the grimy, sweaty muscles lovingly displayed for the camera.
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In one post, she shows off a Valentines Day message for the IQOS device, lovingly scrawled with multicolored pens.
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"That's a fine shot!" one bridesmaid lovingly called to a bride — who stood without the bridge in the background.
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The JanSport Bonfire Sessions, lovingly curated by Noisey for the last two years, drew to a close last weekend.
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The HamApp, as it's lovingly called by creator Lin-Manuel Miranda, is being released today on iOS and Android.
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With just a few days to go, I've lovingly laid the beautiful trail of metaphorical breadcrumbs on the ground.
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"He's the grandfather of all grandfathers," Barrymore lovingly told the crowd at the Time Center Stage on Tuesday afternoon.
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The back of the board is lovingly sculpted, making it, quite probably, the nicest looking whiteboard I've ever seen.
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In the clip, newly crowned big brother King Cairo sits on the bed, gazing at his sleeping sister lovingly.
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During the ceremony, Harry lovingly held an umbrella over his wife's head as they stood at the podium together.
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The pair, who have been dating since May, walked hand-in-hand and gazed lovingly into each other's eyes.
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The 34-unit building was lovingly renovated and has since housed more than 7,000 of Houston's most vulnerable seniors.
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They treated us to fluffy, golden ponchiki, and a cozy cocktail lovingly titled Baba Sima's Tonic, after Bonnie's grandmother.
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" Her husband lovingly left a message in the comments section, writing, "Your love is like warm water always amazing.
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Mario Kart 8 was a lovingly crafted game hamstrung by a crummy console that lived in your living room.
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She and McHenry also saw each other earlier that week when the EJNYC star lovingly talked about her family.
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While Bieber sat in the chair, Baldwin, 21, could be seen smiling and gazing lovingly at her new husband.
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Max looks lovingly at her product labels before deciding she can't stomach changing the brand name to Clean Evolution.
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The "First Position" artist took to Instagram to share several photos of her lovingly holding her belly and smiling.
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But before that, the powerful royals were married, amicably if not lovingly, and had a daughter and son together.
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I notice she's not up (very heavy sleeper), so I yell at her to get up (lovingly, of course).
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While the pair were out and about, the doting dad-to-be had his arm lovingly wrapped around Hudson.
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Deer with kind, glossy eyes peer curiously at the viewer, their coats lovingly rendered with strokes of black ink.
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In the comments Thompson wrote, "😍😍😍❤️❤️" and Kardashian lovingly replied back with, "😍😍😍."
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He tells Cassie he wouldn't mind if she wore something see-through and lovingly smacks her with a paddle.
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Yes, that's right — you can now have your beloved chocolate wafer candy bar lovingly stuffed with tender, moist cake.
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Together, they slurp the Fettuccine noodles Lady and the Tramp-style as they gaze lovingly into one another's eyes.
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Instead of tilting at windmills, Fails lovingly paints a home he can touch but which remains beyond his grasp.
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The chat affectionately refers to her as "mom", and lovingly hand out hearts in loving support of the stream.
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This massive and seminal leap is beautifully captured through Ingham's photographs and lovingly pieced together in this hardcover edition.
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After reciting his lengthy vows – all from memory – Devon looked lovingly at Leah, and extended his hand to her.
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"Wuv uuu to da [moon]," Winter captioned a picture of the two staring lovingly at one another last week.
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On Tuesday, Rosanna, 59, posted a sweet snapshot in which she looks lovingly at her sister in a car.
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Koma shared his own birthday tribute to Duff, posting a photo of the two smiling lovingly at each other.
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But here in Frederick, a city whose lovingly preserved downtown is a source of pride, it is especially painful.
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All structures on our property were decimated, including the barn we had lovingly rebuilt for them earlier this year.
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Deciding that I'd suffered enough, my parents lovingly scraped every last bit of foam off of my beloved kicks.
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" The sketch lovingly goes after those same moms that were parodied in the classic SNL commercial for "Mom Jeans.
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In one of his segments—now lovingly labeled "Reggie's Question"—Watts asks Jeff Goldblum about the ineffability of sensuality.
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In "Without Me," the long-suffering Halsey lovingly rescues someone only to be cast aside when no longer needed.
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This is, of course, inevitable in a franchise where every movie is superbly designed, lovingly written, and wonderfully performed.
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"It's not like it's this lovingly restored, yuppie, crafted cocktails kind of place," she continued, referring to the Pavilion.
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Yet Mr. Lee can't help but shoot this Fort Greene as lovingly as the graffiti-painted Brooklyn of 1986.
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He has lovingly overseen the creation of the graveyard in which these women and their families can be buried.
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Critical Shopper Our columnist surveys his lovingly curated closet and finds that there is also joy in letting go.
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A little girl is seen beaming with joy as she shook Barack's hand while Malia, 21, looked on lovingly.
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"I look forward to being spotted with him for the rest of our lives," she lovingly added of Thompson.
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It's a place of warmth and hospitality, lovingly crafted by the man who seems to have needed it most.
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Ashman's vivacious rhymes and Kaufman's lovingly detailed illustrations bring a far-fetched dream to life in this larky story.
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Ashman's vivacious rhymes and Kaufman's lovingly detailed illustrations bring a far-fetched dream to life in this larky story.
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The games themselves are less Pokémon game and more like a lovingly created, playable version of the popular anime.
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I also spent four days in Columbia for homecoming weekend, immersed in what black alumni lovingly call Black Mizzou.
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Compiled by Gruber's mother, Bunny's Jess Viscius, and Paul Cherry, his mostly unfinished songs are lovingly mixed and mastered.
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Wertz lovingly sketches each inch of these structures' decorative arches and fanciful wrought iron in her singular black line.
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LG: Doug is stroking it lovingly and it looks kind of like it would be like an old iMac.
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The place hosts metal and punk shows frequently, as well as the venerable and lovingly named International Noise Conference.
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" In a statement, the former couple "say their split was 'mutual and lovingly made at the end of last year.
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I lay out my assortment of primping products lovingly on my vanity (read: tiny bathroom sink) and get to work.
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In the photo, Dream gave the cutest grin as aunts Kylie Jenner and Khloé looked lovingly back at their niece.
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She was immediately taken aback, however, when Zoe lovingly placed her arm over her sister's back and snuggled into her.
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Hot Guys Holding BB8 delivers exactly what we've all been dreaming about: Oscar Isaac lovingly clutching his BB-8 droid.
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In another photo, his bride-to-be wore the ring on her finger as the pair lovingly intertwined their hands.
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In the sweet shot, Harper lovingly held her arm around her dad's neck as they both smiled for the camera.
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While sitting in the audience during the show, Shayk lovingly adjusted Cooper's bowtie, keeping her beau in tip-top shape.
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He gets oils lovingly rubbed in to his coat every night, and he enjoys listening for owls while taking walks.
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In the snapshot, Kardashian West, 37, gazes lovingly at the rapper, 41, who flashes a big smile with downcast eyes.
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Why should Lee's memory be banished from a New Orleans traffic circle and lovingly preserved on sacred ground at Arlington?
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The menu, which changes monthly, is fairly small but wide-ranging, and the dishes are lovingly described and elegantly plated.
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But these girls are, above all, portrayed honestly and lovingly—even when they're forcing us to relive pointless pubescent squabbles.
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Despite coming under new management three years ago, the restaurant has kept or lovingly restored much of its 1904 décor.
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The seven books that made up the sprawling series were a characterful mish-mash of time-worn tropes lovingly refurbished.
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Both gals smile at the camera for the first shot while the second sees them looking lovingly at each other.
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On Mother's Day, the royal parents shared a photo of their's son's adorable feet being lovingly cradled by his mother.
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"We have lovingly chosen to separate as a couple," the pair said in a joint statement to PEOPLE in April.
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Calling Jordan Peterson "daddy" and portraying him as a robot lovingly watching Wynn bathe doesn't ennoble him; it erodes him.
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He talked lovingly about his girlfriend and daughter, with whom he planned to live as a family after his release.
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They didn't say anything to my folks, but they apparently watched my dad lovingly help my mom all through dinner.
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"Wuv uuu to da [moon]," Winter captioned a picture of the two staring lovingly at one another on Jan. 16.
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Kate and Will stared lovingly into each other's eyes during a glamorous reception at the last original dancehall in Berlin.
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Haley's father, Gordon Anderson, spoke lovingly through tears about his daughter, who he said was filled with love and joy.
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Throughout the film, the character, voiced by previous Lepore collaborator Garrett Davis, speaks lovingly and intimately directly into the camera.
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Just five months old, Soma squirms in the arms of his father, Keigo, who gazes lovingly into his son's face.
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Immerath's village church - lovingly dubbed the 'cathedral' by locals who financed its construction 130 years ago - was demolished in January.
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How wonderful would their first date be, he asked, if they spent it sharing a meal she had lovingly prepared?
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It truly is a temple of pastrami, which is lovingly, painstakingly crafted right there in the restaurant, and Belgian beer.
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Avalanche's crowning achievement, however, is the way in which it lovingly pays homage to visual effects — and Stanley Kubrick himself.
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Cheryl is so used to getting what she wants she can't understand why Archie didn't respond lovingly to her kiss.
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It's strange for a professional sports team to lovingly remember one of its biggest non-baseball mistakes in its history.
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"Patiently waiting … " he captioned an Instagram photo on Christmas Eve, featuring himself and Wacha lovingly staring into one another's eyes.
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At one point, Gere put his arm lovingly around his wife's shoulders, and she placed a hand on his chest.
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Basinger lovingly restored the machine, replacing its fans, CPU cooler, RAM, and other parts — even a malfunctioning left mouse button.
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Jorge is also a photographer now and takes pictures of Dottavio and Long as they pose lovingly in the pool.
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Sheeran adorably wrapped his arms around Seaborn, who accessorized with a beanie, as they lovingly looked into each other's eyes.
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The world premiere of "Knightlife" struck a refreshing balance of silliness and sophistication, as it lovingly parodied ballet's chivalrous conventions.
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Ebenstein called a "wall of pets" — mostly dogs, lovingly presented in shadow boxes evoking eternal repose in the living room.
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My friends lovingly refer to this dress as the "art dress" because of how often I wear it to museums.
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Lovingly curated with an eye toward innovation, this progressive bill is filled with artists as galvanizing as they are virtuosic.
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I manage a bustling campsite full of animal friends and have an exotic tulip garden that I tend to lovingly.
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But still, there were moments where I became genuinely emotional at the beauty of my country, so lovingly rendered here.
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Your grief is their bread and butter; your special, one-off occasion, lovingly planned and arranged, is their package deal.
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MILAN, PARIS (Reuters Breakingviews) - Fiat Chrysler Automobiles' marriage proposal to Renault lovingly delivers gifts to everyone in the wedding party.
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The possibility that expensive food, lovingly chosen, could make one's adored pet devastatingly ill is sending shudders through dog owners.
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Ramshackle outbuildings often were lovingly referred to as shacks — the art shack, the nature shack — itself sometimes a generous characterization.
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Mr. Jones even lovingly fabricated press coverage for Jomama, including a terrific reproduction of Jet magazine from the mid-1980s.
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Lovingly restored and furnished with period antiques, the house looks much the same as it might have during Hayden's residence.
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My visit left me with the troubling feeling that his memory was fading in the city he evoked so lovingly.
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They were supposed to give her to someone who would lovingly restore her, not butcher her in my own apartment.
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Bragg, asked what he thought of Ms. Mangayan, pointed to her, placed his hands over his heart and smiled lovingly.
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In rushed the stuff, now lovingly curated and arranged in her home, and cataloged at her online Museum of Kitsch.
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Or, as I often lovingly refer to it, being held hostage as the helpless sounding board for people's misdirected rage.
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He and his "witchy" wife, as he lovingly termed her, tuned in to Bali, and received a portent of sorts.
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Kelly Ripa is known to lovingly troll her 18-year-old daughter Lola Consuelos on her morning talk show, Live!
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Since his hands, unlike Reacher's, aren't the size of small animals, he's dexterous enough to treat this tiny garden lovingly.
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He picked me up from the station and escorted me lovingly to a dimly lit, upmarket restaurant in the city.
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The show is chock-full of references to obscure HP events and characters, and lovingly skewers all of Hogwarts' idiosyncrasies.
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But one woman, Kim Mui, spoke lovingly of him to anyone who asked, taking on the role of surrogate daughter.
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What is there to say about Baby Yoda that hasn't already been lovingly plastered all over every mode of communication?
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His father is back in the States, and convention promises a lovingly described return, full of sweet struggle, savory ambivalence.
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The Irish Rep, which has lovingly revived othere Boucicault Irish plays, revisits this 1841 tidbit about money, disguise and romance.
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Some owners cook special meals for their pets, but these lovingly made dishes could be doing more harm than good.
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It's been a busy year for the century-old Seattle-based retailer that we all lovingly refer to as Nordy.
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This hybrid board game and roleplaying game is a lovingly crafted tapestry of rich world-building and inspired, thoughtful design.
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The hand that hefted the axe, out of some blind allegiance to the past fondles the machine gun as lovingly.
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Here is Ishmael, lovingly recreating the ship and the industry he knows will lead to the deaths of so many.
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However, the flaws in this novel are outweighed by the glorious future New York City that Robinson has lovingly put together.
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Adams shared his own adorable photo of the couple staring lovingly into each other's eyes in front of a twinkly backyard.
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"Motherhood didn't come easily, but it came lovingly to me by angels," Stone said in her acceptance speech at the time.
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One of those candid photos features Lopez lovingly gazing at her boyfriend, while the pair casually sits on an outdoor couch.
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Because the fat bodies are so lovingly shot you will want to take screen caps and frame them on your wall.
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After 10 hours of travel with my mother, who looked like a lovingly packed bag of blow, I landed in Cardiff.
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And yet they were blind to the lives of the people who originally owned the land the impressionists depicted so lovingly.
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And Whitt gets emotional as well, particularly when lovingly building a monument to Brown, then rebuilding it after someone burns it.
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And Mirza renders this family with a gentle hand, lovingly, so that each character will make their way into your heart.
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Prince Edward's wife, dressed in protective clothing and a hairnet, lovingly smiles at the infants and viewed a screening take place.
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Harvill Secker; £216.99A lovingly reimagined life of an ordinary man whose life was for ever marked by the first world war.
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Two adorably candid photos of the couple accompanied the message, including a snap of Eugenie lovingly gazing at a smiling Brooksbank.
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The handsome prince could barely contain his tears while listening to the song and kept looking lovingly into his bride's eyes.
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Others, meanwhile, reaffirmed the obvious to Grande — telling her that they were a "dedicated fandom" — to which the singer lovingly agreed.
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Meghan kept things casual in another shot, where she and Harry smile as she lovingly places her hand on his cheek.
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The soap was specially made too, and lovingly wrapped in film for the next people staying in the suite to use.
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"Dreammmmmmmmmm," she lovingly captioned the photo of her daughter decked out in a baby blue bathing suit and white sun hat.
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Lively lovingly mocked Reynolds Thursday at the gala for TIME 100's Most Influential People, congratulating him for becoming an honoree.
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Leica, the company best known for its soul-fryingly expensive, lovingly hand-crafted high-end rangefinder cameras, recently launched the Sofort.
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While the series' most iconic elements are all lovingly preserved, Civilization VI ups the ante with a host of new features.
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The Warriors are a formidable machine, but they are also a lovingly handcrafted one, not the product of assembly-line robotics.
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In the photo, both Hanisch and Schumer, 34, are seen smiling as the comedian rests her head lovingly on his shoulder.
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So when they happen I love to bring them to you, like a midwife handing you your newborn child, lovingly swaddled.
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But it's The Spy Who Loved Me (later lovingly skewered in an Austin Powers movie) that's worth watching to remember Moore.
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"It's amazing to see him, under his circumstances, enjoying life the way he does," she said, looking lovingly at John Paul.
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Davenport had amassed what he lovingly refers to as a junk pile inside a storage room at one of his schools.
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Prince Edward's wife, dressed in protective clothing and a hairnet, lovingly smiles at the infants and viewed a screening take place.
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Elaine — dressed in a strapless black jumpsuit with a silver and gold pendant necklace — wrapped her arm lovingly around her daughter.
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Jolene really loves Gumby, as seen by her lovingly gnawing on a pint-sized version at the start of the video.
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The young Dragon Prince is lovingly surrounded by his parents, who have been called the William and Kate of the Himalayas.
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In that sense her book is of its time, an age that lovingly insists we embrace the imperfect body as flawless.
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Then it goes to Mekelburg's, a food store and bar in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, where it is lovingly wrapped and labeled.
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Although Christmas is still over a month away, Cartwright already has festive decorations lovingly placed throughout their living room, including stockings.
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Still, everyone has to deal with the same smell of the "open air sanitation pits" that are lovingly called "s--- ponds."
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The couple, known lovingly as Tori Spelling's best friends "The Guncles," have appeared in the reality series Extreme Guide to Parenting.
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"Well then, you'll just live with us forever," my dad joked while my mom laughed, nervous but lovingly, in the background.
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My four kids that I've lovingly raised with model Rhea Durham, who I married in 2001, they're nowhere to be found!
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Some 2,33 years ago, in the deserts of China's Turpan Basin, someone decided to lovingly shroud a man's remains with marijuana.
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Paytas waves at the otherwise empty room and looks lovingly at her cardboard groom while the minister reads out their vows.
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They finally figured out how to open the door (lovingly called the zombie door) this week and take a look inside.
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Lovingly dubbed the Razzies, the ceremony has spent the last 36 years celebrating the absolute worst that Hollywood has to offer.
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George lovingly puts an arm around his little sister, as Charlotte shows off her excitement for her first day of school.
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Mr. Bragg, asked what he thought of Ms. Mangayan, pointed to her, placed his hands over his heart and smiled lovingly.
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One minute he'd been staring lovingly at her gnashers, the next, she was dead and buried, leaving only her pearly whites!
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In people's homes, I saw framed photos of him placed lovingly beside family photos in the living room shkaf, or bookcase.
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Why did I attach such an explicit political intent to what could otherwise have been just another lovingly curated metal event?
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"When everything in your life is bleak, and you see someone writing lovingly about this bleakness," she added, "it's so legitimizing."
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A scroll through the #vanlife hashtag on Instagram is full of images of lovingly restored Volkswagens, campsites, and golden hour yoga.
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Greenberg's laconic praise of Louis was supplemented by Fried's elaborately, lovingly detailed essays, which explain the expressive significance of these pictures.
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Traces of his work were to be found on videotapes lovingly passed around experimental theater circles, a little bit like samizdat.
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A tender, lovingly crafted look at subsumed, aching desire, it's unquestionably one of the best films to win the top prize.
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It takes everything I've got to detach lovingly from the losses I've been present for and be in my own experience.
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"➳ ♡ Besties ➳ ♡" Khloé, 35, captioned the photo, which shows Chicago, 22 months, lovingly hugging True, 19 months, from the side.
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As a child lovingly protected by her parents, I was unable to see the rivers of blood that were flowing underground.
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I minced them so fine they were more like a purée, then bubbled them long and lovingly in an oil bath.
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The lovingly restored marble lobby and entryway give the entire hotel a grand feel and the rooms are modern and clean.
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Part therapy, part self-expression, a finsta allows a user to yell into the void, and the void (lovingly) yells back.
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Theragun's most powerful device (lovingly) rams 60 pounds of force into your muscles to release knots, alleviate cramps, and combat spasms.
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The Water-Bearer is known for its unconventionality — Aquarius is sometimes even called "the weirdo of the zodiac" (lovingly, of course).
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Instead, his columns were narratives of creation, abandonment and restoration that lovingly highlighted quirky design and backstairs gossip from decades past.
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We've spent 17 years lovingly building our company into a thriving, family-owned and -operated business that cares deeply about photographers.
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"1Q84," Haruki Murakami Also bought in an airport bookstore, in hardback, and carried lovingly from New Zealand to Europe and back.
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So it follows that turning the age my mom was when she bore me, lovingly, screamingly, from her body, feels significant.
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You feel the lovingly detailed animation in every curl on Princess Merida's head, in every stitch of each intricate wall tapestry.
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" The actors announced the split in a joint statement exclusive to PEOPLE, saying, "We have lovingly chosen to separate as a couple.
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The "Notorious RBG," as her fans lovingly refer to her, has a history of quick recoveries, and this time is no exception.
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Tommy Mottola's wife shared a tender photo of her maternal grandma lovingly staring at her son, Mateo, when he was a baby.
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I know that Sega did not create this game, which so lovingly taps idealized memories of the Sonic of yore, for me.
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For now, we'll be keeping the ratty tee and boxers we lovingly refer to as PJs right where they belong…in bed.
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The camera longingly and lovingly gazes at breasts and buttocks, to the point where even faces are nothing more than mere accessories.
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If he cooked his favorite, penne alla vodka, it would be lovingly concocted from ingredients sourced at specific stores he staked out.
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Sometimes, a musician's style is so well known and specific that it's only a matter of time before they get lovingly roasted.
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Lovingly referring to Amabile as an "odd-ball," Long wrote that she feels lucky to wake up next to him every day.
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In the film Picture Character, we see him stare lovingly at his designs, displayed on a digital board in the MoMA lobby.
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All those zesty flavors lovingly packed inside a warm tortilla — the experience of eating it can be "explosively joyous," just ask Adele.
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Lady Gaga Stared Lovingly at Bradley Cooper and That's How I Ended Up Pregnant will be the title of my forthcoming memoir.
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In this context, the lovingly crafted schmaltz of "La La Land" becomes suddenly pregnant with meaning its creators could never have intended.
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In one of the sweet shots, Duggar, 22, lovingly looks at Caldwell as he gently pulls her hands up to his face.
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By New Year's Day, she had carefully and lovingly crafted over 40 blankets for the homeless felines patiently awaiting their forever families.
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The controls were smooth, the level design was excellent and the music was the icing ever so lovingly laid atop the cake.
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Throughout the song, the newlyweds gazed lovingly into each other's eyes and concluded their performance with a sweet kiss on the lips.
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As she lovingly told Gage that she wanted him to be safe and to be a good person, Gage began to weep.
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On Instagram, I lovingly documented the pumpkin I'd carved and, without realizing it, captured a blurry but recognizable Criss in the background.
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Throughout the tour, Nikki held onto her niece, lovingly lifting her in the air and giving her kisses as Cena stood by.
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In her first post, she shared a black-and-white picture of her and fiancé Jason Sudeikis looking lovingly at each other.
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Every home she's owned over the years has been lovingly restored and infused with her signature laid-back and homey, California style.
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But so far, Discovery has shown every sign of being a lovingly crafted and thoughtful prequel, in spite of numerous production delays.
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Dresses become "happier" when hung up; socks must not be balled up but folded lovingly, so that they may "rest" between uses.
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Over and over again, she reinvents her identity and her elaborate, lovingly described wardrobe, becoming by turns diva, courtesan, servant, and spy.
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This festive version lets you make heart-shaped mini-cakes that you can lovingly distribute at a bake sale or a party.
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For me it's critical that I work on my internal dialogue and remind myself to speak lovingly and in a supportive manner.
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The Capuchin monkey you see lovingly hanging onto her was pulled from the wild, away from its family, at a young age.
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Meghan and Harry shared a sweet new photo on their Instagram account, showing their's son's feet being lovingly cradled by his mother.
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This way, the coffee will always be there — lovingly waiting — and you'll likely be rewarded with discounts on top of the convenience.
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Her shame spiral only intensifies at Ben's welcome-home carnival, where a dozen tiny hooligans lovingly wail on him with inflatable bats.
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With its on-set politics and behind-the-scenes insight, the film makes for a lovingly crafted love letter to Old Hollywood.
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The worn surface of each shingle is lovingly and matter-of-factly painted in varying tonalities of dark lavender and artichoke green.
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Adams reciprocated with a pic of his own, showing them gazing rather lovingly into each other's eyes in some kind of courtyard.
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It's still not uncommon to witness parents lovingly tease their pre-school and early elementary-age children about their different-gender friend.
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Jay is sipping what he lovingly refers to as "heart medicine"—AKA red wine—and has his nighttime backwards beige hat on.
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In the meantime, you might want to lovingly take your car for a spin just in case the robots take it away.
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Marra's anatomy appears to be based on studying superhero comics, porno mags, and action figures, which are all then lovingly over-shaded.
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An 220 house that was lovingly restored during the brownstone revitalization movement of the 236s comes with scrapbooks detailing the D.I.Y. work.
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The Anomalie website features a diverse array of slender young couples gazing lovingly into each other's eyes in Valencia-hued promotional shots.
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Up to three times a day, he lovingly oils Van Nest's wood lanes, a rarity now since most alleys have synthetic floors.
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Oh, and the one and only Tony Humphries has lovingly crafted a mixed version of the whole thing if that's your bag.
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They are the possessions of the dead, lovingly preserved by family members of Afghans killed during the past 226 years of conflict.
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Finally the hawk, spotting a squirrel — a squirrel lovingly detailed in a full-spread Audubon-like drawing — succeeds in catching its prey.
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Harris, who appears to be wearing postpartum mesh underwear, gazes lovingly at her family in the photo, which was taken in 2016.
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Never before has Lerner's fine ethnographic attunement been so joyously indulged, or the bubblicious texture of late Clintonism been so lovingly evoked.
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Multiple posts show the two lovingly gazing into each other's eyes, and it's obvious that Miller-Keyes is loving the van life.
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Granted, it's a very high-def, lovingly colored depiction of Great Red, but it perfectly captures the gas giant's dramatic, swirly beauty.
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"Taken ... With all my heart and soul," Chopra posted on Instagram with a photo of them lovingly gazing into each others' eyes.
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"This decision was mutual and lovingly made at the end of last year," they said in a joint statement earlier this month.
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PBS kicked off the 22nd season of its long-running cartoon Arthur with a groundbreaking episode that lovingly featured same-sex marriage.
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His wife, the food writer Kathleen Squires, has written lovingly about his family's holiday pastelada, or pastel-making party, in Puerto Rico.
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They frame him lovingly against a jungle on fire, or gazing up at the aurora australis (the northern lights' southern hemisphere cousin).
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On a recent flight, Chris Hemsworth put down his magic hammer to lovingly cradle two of his three children for a family nap.
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"Patiently waiting…" he wrote on Instagram Monday, sharing a sweet photo of he and his dog, Wacha, lovingly staring into one another's eyes.
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Since her death, numerous members of the Star Wars universe — as well as Hollywood colleagues — have lovingly paid tribute to the late actress.
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Reynolds, 42, joked about their shared past with a photo of the two looking lovingly at each other while on a talk show.
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Carl Philip and Sofia looked more in love than ever: Throughout the event, they held hands and gazed lovingly into each other's eyes.
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Matching in nave blue ensembles, the actresses had a blast, often whispering to each other throughout the ceremony and lovingly embracing several times.
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"Um….. both 😍😍😍😍❤️ 🤤" he lovingly wrote, making it clear he finds his wife beautiful with or without makeup.
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When Furdge worried that her deep depression during the pregnancy would somehow negatively impact the baby, she says, her doctor lovingly reassured her.
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Here are five episodes of The Joy of Painting to watch when you need Bob Ross to set you straight, kindly and lovingly.
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The picture that followed featured Jenner staring lovingly at her baby... who just happens to share her mother's love of all-white ensembles.
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But really, this movie feels like it's lovingly woven from every in-joke, fan hope, and much-hyped moment you could ask for.
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The new sci-fi podcast Mission to Zyxx, however, has the distinction of being lovingly improvised by veterans of the Upright Citizens Brigade.
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From some perspectives, Favstar might seem like Narcissus's pool, where people lovingly gaze at their own best tweets and hope for Twitter fame.
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Most recently, Haqq shared another photo of her growing belly on Tuesday, in which she cradled and lovingly looked down at her bump.
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I cannot understand how they do what they do, day after day, so consistently and lovingly to save so many dogs and cats.
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Those friends, who lovingly call themselves "Harriet's Harem," have been keeping their once-active friend interested in life for more than 20 years.
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Other footage showed Scott holding Stormi facing him while Jenner cozied up beside him and reached out to lovingly stroke their daughter's head.
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"We have lovingly chosen to separate as a couple," the pair said, later sharing the same statement on their Twitter and Instagram pages.
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So much so that they've taken to blanketing his Timeline with their own, lovingly crafted fan art—each Zuck creepier than the last.
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In the black and white photo, the 36-year-old Grammy winner rested against her husband as they lovingly gazed at each other.
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Now it is 11 years since her last loss, and Yudelson has lovingly arranged these mementos against a black background and photographed each.
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Fans of digital stars — who have formed a community lovingly referred to as #TeamInternet — pay attention when their favorite artists get mainstream recognition.
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"We are overjoyed to announce that we are now husband and wife," said Vuolo, 29, staring lovingly at Duggar, 22, in the clip.
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Olivia Munn Sometimes the trolling (lovingly) goes both ways — as when your mom thinks she's outside of the loop on your love life.
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In the photo, Victoria gazes lovingly as her son as the two children smile for the camera, with Estelle hugging her mother's arm.
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I got to spend some quality time with Harambe and Jerry Stones, a curator there who had lovingly raised Harambe from a newborn.
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At all hours of the day she would think, neither lovingly nor hatefully, of that mole on the right side of his neck.
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And yet, despite this cold, indisputable fact, he continues to look, slowly and lovingly, to surrender himself to the world that surrounds him.
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He tells me of a patient with the fetish who had memories of his mother lovingly zipping him up in a down jacket.
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Perry, 31, was all smiles as Bloom, 39, lovingly leaned in close to the singer, whispering in her ear and kissing her cheek.
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As we lovingly informed you, the two male gentoo penguins became inseparable in the Macquarie Island exhibit at Australia's Sea Life Sydney Aquarium.
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The Banner Saga Trilogy—Nintendo Switch—for $20 ($10 off): This bleak tale, inspired by Norse mythology, unfolds across three lovingly illustrated games.
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Vanderpoel lovingly transforms a mummy case, a teacup, a Japanese silk brocade and dozens of other knick-knacks into series of geometric patterns.
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At that point, she consulted her lovingly used recipe binder, which she began assembling during her days as a baker at La Fruteria.
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Topping it all off, it's lovingly annotated with personal experiences and observations by a record collector and former Haçienda regular named Andrew Mckim.
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It remains unclear if his brother, whom Jack lovingly referred to as Nicky in a flashback, is still alive in the present-day.
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He's the only person shown who wasn't re-created lovingly on-screen, and he's also the only person of color in the montage.
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There are about a dozen cherry varieties and nearly 30 different pear trees among about 500 trees in all, which she lovingly tends.
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Even the way he nursed his grudges, almost lovingly, unleashing in great detail slights from 20 years ago, made her protective of him.
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He also made three-dimensional sculptures that mimicked cartons of books — the kind that every student has lovingly toted from pillar to post.
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No matter how beautifully your life is arranged, no matter how lovingly you tend to it, it will not stay that way forever.
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If only people were outraged over a picture of a man forcibly kissing a woman and not a husband lovingly kissing his husband.
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His human, Billie Band$, then tweeted a photo of the toilet paper wad Pablo the puppy lovingly created to soak up his pee.
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In the video, Jolene, who is lovingly licking her little Gumby, is introduced to a huge, walking, talking version of her main man.
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How else did you expect them to commemorate the centennial episode of what Mero lovingly calls "the number one show on late night"?
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LG: Except for me it's going to be all these crappy and unwearable wearables, but I'll look back on them lovingly and fondly.
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One seems the result of an innovation arms race—one with some potentially alarming security implications—the other a lovingly rendered design flourish.
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Meanwhile, George W. Bush gazes lovingly toward Trump as Abraham Lincoln, who the viewer sees from behind, appears to be conversing with Trump.
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Yes, inside the traditional wooden structure visitors can still see the biblical characters of Mary and Joseph staring lovingly at their baby Jesus.
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Given your description of your friend, he has reason to fear that her presence would feel intrusive, so lovingly address this with her.
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It is a detailed account, lovingly rendered in Kukuk's occasionally awkward but enthusiastic artwork, and skillfully told in Rappaport's clear and accessible prose.
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Whether all is true here is irrelevant: just watching these two old hands lovingly quote Sonnet 29 together feels right enough for me.
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In the old world, the curator of a museum preserves the works of art, picks and lovingly documents the contents of a show.
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Keepers at Sydney's Sea Life Aquarium in Australia welcomed a baby gentoo penguin, Sphengic, lovingly named for her adoptive dads, Sphen and Magic.
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It's hard to imagine a future in which a mother lovingly directs her daughter to a URL to read about vulvas and pillows.
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I hope viewers will be transported into the world that Mr. Alamedy so lovingly and painstakingly creates, and find beauty and solace there.
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The former press secretary for Donald Trump, 303, paid tribute to his late father, whom he lovingly compared to Toy Story's beloved Woody.
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Waving at the wall of records she accumulated with Mr. Miller, she alternately calls it junk, stuff and "crapola," which she means lovingly.
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In a book that so lovingly celebrates her autonomy, it's again unclear why she's consistently portrayed as powerless — once maybe, but three times?
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Spelling began the lengthy post by lovingly walking down memory lane and recalling when she first met Jack at the age of 6.
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The first time I heard Jack White, I thought I'd woken up in 1968, lovingly reupholstered, and I almost reached for the mescaline.
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In order to capitalize upon the sentimental value of cars, Toyota lovingly hand-crafted the woorden Setsuna, for this year's Milan Design Week.
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She's looking a helluva lot more grown up than the teenager most remember singing that annoying (we say that lovingly) one-off hit.
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Amy's portrayer, Kathryn Newton, has become the queen of teen eye rolls and sass over the last half a decade thanks to roles on Supernatural, where she lovingly vexes the Winchester brothers (Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles) and her adoptive mother Jody Mills (Kim Rhodes), and Big Little Lies, where she lovingly vexes Reese Witherspoon — I mean, Madeline Martha Mackenzie.
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That's certainly how HyQReal seems to be positioned; in its video, the camera lingers lovingly on its bulky titanium haunches and thick camera cage.
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" On Monday, the actors announced the split in a joint statement exclusive to PEOPLE, saying, "We have lovingly chosen to separate as a couple.
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Called "Haus" (1987), it's a lovingly detailed, one-fifth-scale model of an office building with greenish glass windows, concrete walls and metal framing.
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In the photo, her 6-year-old son, whom she shares with ex-husband Mike Comrie, holds his baby sister lovingly to his chest.
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Wendy added she has a 24-hour sobriety coach, and spoke lovingly about the "brothers and sisters" in addiction with whom she's living now.
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Though Minaj and Grande — who have collaborated together multiple times before — posed lovingly for photos together, neither seemed to have been photographed with Scott.
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She conducts the examination with the help of lovingly cited philosophers (Rousseau, Nietzsche), theorists (Giorgio Agamben, Gaston Bachelard), and artists (Yves Klein, Chris Marker).
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In a separate post featuring a younger Pig Pig, Cyrus shared a selfie where she lovingly planted a muddy kiss on her beloved pet.
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"Once you get the pressure thing down, it's easy, so easy," he nearly whispers as he lovingly scrapes some highlights onto a mountain peak.
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Well, it looks a lot like a golfball sized dollop of frozen ice-creamy goodness enveloped lovingly by a soft and smooth doughy coating.
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"I deeply regret not having understood these women, not having loved them, not having supported them lovingly during such a horrible moment," she wrote.
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The lab is basically the ultimate film set: lovingly art directed with rich detail, down to lab coats on chairs and mugs on desks.
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The two had previously had their fair share of name-calling and screaming matches, but have now moved on to lovingly teasing one another.
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Judging from his lovingly written obituary published by NBC Connecticut, Brian the dog was extraordinary in his own ordinary rescue dog kind of way.
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The four-part series is full of beautiful images of exotic locales and families gathering, and close-ups of lovingly prepared meats and breads.
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On Saturday, Ciara also shared a photo of her son blowing out the colorful candles on what appeared to be a lovingly homemade cake.
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The way he lovingly called me Bilo, after a character in one of our favorite films, Borat (don't ask — it was said with love).
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In one, the tot is gazing lovingly at an Elmo toy while the other shows glimpse of his pink birthday cake with green lettering.
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The Supreme Court Justice — lovingly known as Notorious RBG by fans and T-shirt makers — is now the subject of an adult coloring book.
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" He added, "Really in the last two years has there been enough wisdom and emotional development to be able to lovingly address the issues.
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Since 2014, he's used the moniker Nerftoss for a string of asymmetrical and overwhelming electronic releases that feel lovingly cobbled together from digital detritus.
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I said goodbye to my 30s, the house I so lovingly built, and a decade with a husband who left me gasping for air.
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He is a former Navy fighter pilot, and loves hearing my daily stories from flying my "school bus" (as he so lovingly calls it).
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He rode downtown in a black plastic box and was lovingly (or roughly) delivered (who knows!) to our new offices in the Financial District.
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We know this because "Below" wraps with poor Ethel Muggs (Shannon Purser) bowing in her hospital bed to her "king," as she lovingly says.
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She went on to share a video from inside the restaurant as she lovingly stared at her husband and reminisced on their first date.
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The star smiled as Streisand, who Haddish lovingly referred to as her "big sister," leaned in with her hand on her new pal's shoulder.
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After a brief minute of Cohen going rogue, Noth decided to lovingly caress the host's face and pulled him in for a fake kiss.
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As Buffy grapples with her vampire-slaying powers and all the danger she's constantly facing, Joyce is nothing but lovingly supportive and concerned. 4.
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Before black-haired Barbies and the plethora of Asian YouTube stars who make a living by mocking their immigrant parents lovingly, there was Mulan.
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Pictures of small objects, lovingly photographed, covered in the murk of the human body: a whistle, a can of grapefruit juice, an Army figurine.
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The bold black-and-white photo features Harry at his happiest, smiling ear-to-ear as he wraps one arm lovingly around his bride.
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The Big Bang Theory star shared a sweet photo of himself staring lovingly at his 21-year-old girlfriend, Alaina Meyer, on Instagram Monday.
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" The actors, both 37, announced the split in a joint statement exclusive to PEOPLE, saying, "We have lovingly chosen to separate as a couple.
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The 47-year-old songstress gazed lovingly at her beau from the backseat of their car after holding hands as they exited the eatery.
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"Pushing my buttons like it ain't no thang," Shelton sings in the video, as he lovingly stares at the 48-year-old pop singer.
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She reflects on the perils of the past and the journeys yet to come, lovingly staring at a childhood drawing hung on the wall.
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The family works collaboratively and their dynamic shines through by way of how lovingly she speaks about the relationship she has with her mom.
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And, I guess we can't ignore the current President of the United States, referenced not so lovingly as the "horny teenager" in this episode.
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During cold snaps, Marie even cuddles up in a hammock bed with Sarah Anne as the two besties lovingly groom each other for hours.
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While holding a pizza box and staring lovingly into the guy's eyes, there was a moment I thought, where have I seen her before?
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Jost, 36, and Johansson, 33, who were first romantically linked in May 2017, walked arm-in-arm and gazed lovingly into each other's eyes.
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" The actors, both 37, announced the split in a joint statement exclusive to PEOPLE, saying, "We have lovingly chosen to separate as a couple.
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The new mom also lovingly gazed at her daughter as she sat on a fluffy blanket with a large white bow on her head.
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On completion, Laing's reputation ensured considerable interest in the project, and their new home was lovingly documented in the Sunday magazines of the day.
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As you might expect, every Sesame Street character has their own special interests and ways of tweeting, carefully and lovingly cultivated by their team.
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A photo on Instagram shows the couple lovingly gazing at each other while attending the premiere for her latest film, Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising.
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Dwayne Johnson (or "The Rock," as we all lovingly know the big guy) had, until recently, been on a 27-year hiatus from candy.
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The bird is rotating on a spit, captured so lovingly that it makes Big Night look as if it were shot with a potato.
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Equally unconvincing is "Ray & Liz," a stale slice of British miserablism in which every buzzing insect and human agony is lovingly lit and photographed.
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"Don't let her bite herself," said Kheriya Khidir, an interpreter, settling down to hold one of the woman's arms and stroke her face lovingly.
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When my mother died a few years ago, we sifted through albums and shoe boxes in which she had lovingly archived her children's lives.
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The two men—lovingly named "Hawaiian shirt guy" and "2x4 Guy" by the creative minds online—tackle the arsonist and conduct a citizen arrest.
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Unfortunately, the performers' eclectic wardrobe, lovingly enumerated in the program (from Comme des Garçons to Uniqlo) was easier to identify than an artistic intent.
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A cat-caller is pushed in front of a bus, and Jacobson's camera lingers lovingly over the spilled blood and entrails of the aftermath.
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Yet rather than erasing the building's past, the owners lovingly embraced its former life in an effort to honor San Diego's rich maritime heritage.
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Their cloister was lovingly, appallingly captured by Albert and David Maysles, the cinéma vérité filmmakers whose 1975 documentary about them became a cult classic.
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The duo looked like literal goddesses, and not only did we love their style, we appreciated how lovingly they embraced each other on stage.
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" An ultraslow ballad about closeness and intimacy, "Braid," concludes with Mr. Hadreas's voice braided into close harmonies, singing, "Every harm is lovingly washed away.
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Plus, Tayshia looks at him pretty lovingly in that sliver of footage, his fondness for speedos, fights with Derek Peth, general oddities, and all.
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Welcome to Rule 22010, a series in which Motherboard's Samantha Cole lovingly explores the highly specific fetishes that can be found on the web.
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As "1963," by Rachael Yamagata, played for the first dance, Ms. Axelrod looked at her husband lovingly and he dipped her ever so slightly.
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It is made of sterling silver, lovingly created for a team championship, and first presented at a prominent gathering inside an old-world hotel.
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"Paul is not a particularly valuable guy in and of himself, and I say that lovingly as he is my brother," Ms. Whelan said.
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All eyes will be on La Pulga ("the flea"), as fans lovingly call him because he can be a pest to defenders in games.
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Lovingly referred to as "Sonaldo" by his fans, the 25-year-old is arguably the best player to come out of Asia in years.
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That section of his speech was silent aside from him saying, "Um, Rooney, I love you," and looking lovingly at her in the crowd.
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After all, he lovingly mentions his family as an inspiration on Divide, and frequently does high-profile charity gigs benefiting a variety of causes.
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Maybe she could just feed him some jello and skip the whole, "lovingly build him back up" bit and just be done with it.
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Backstage, a crew member lovingly adjusts the fit of Reynolds' pantyhose on her toes; another gently escorts the actress down a series of low steps.
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PsBattle: The Rock lovingly holding a rock from photoshopbattles The r/Photoshopbattles subreddit is where Redditors create the best photoshopped images they can think of.
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The tight crops bring the human connections into sharp focus, and what emerges are lovingly and maturely captured moments of genuine sexual pleasure between lovers.
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In the second shot, Kara smiled at the camera and held up the "Bebe Tigre" shirt and lollipops, while Kyle lovingly leaned into his wife.
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"I love you," he lovingly gushes as Joanna, 41, speaks in the interview, which will air this Sunday, October 20193 on NBC at 8 a.m.
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The physical setting was unfamiliar too: the lovingly-restored Dilgosha Palace, a 1914 mansion complete with a pillared central hall and high-ceilinged drawing-rooms.
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In the photo, Chopra cozies up against the musician's side and places her hand lovingly on his chest — offering a view of her sparkly ring.
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Like many parents, our pre-baby "nesting" included lovingly setting up the baby's cradle in our room so she'd be close by for night feedings.
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" Claire Isaacs: "You're probably thinking I'll say a bowl of buttery Nocellara del Belice olives lovingly handpicked and imported from Castelvetranos in Sicily, but no.
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Lovingly, the first-time dad went on to note that no matter how much sleep they lost, having their daughter always made up for it.
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We don't know much else about Arkane Studios' return to the steampunk-gothic fantasy universe that was so lovingly fleshed out in the 2012 original.
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I played the heck out of them, but also carefully and lovingly wrapped them up in their original packaging, and that girlhood fastidiousness paid off!
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Sixty years after the original photo was taken, the Queen hooks her right hand through her husband's arm as he gazes lovingly at his bride.
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Rihanna plays Deni's girlfriend, Kofi Novia, a factory worker who also works for Red Cargo and whom Deni lovingly serenades in parts of the film.
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One of those candid photos features Lopez lovingly gazing at her boyfriend of almost two years, while the pair casually sits on an outdoor couch.
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At the opposite end of the thematic spectrum from Marshall's prints, are Rudy Shepherd's lovingly rendered watercolor portraits of victims and perpetrators of racial violence.
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Captured on the first day of January, someone witnessed a dad lovingly dragging his daughter through Dulles International Airport by the hood of her jacket.
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While her gaze was lovingly transfixed on her son, Anacã — who was wearing only a diaper — has his adorable eyes pointed squarely at the camera.
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Ahead of the debate, the self-described "hubby/stan" (really, that's his Twitter bio), posted a picture of the couple looking at each other lovingly.
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But Jones couldn't have been happier to discover that the Black Panther character, who she lovingly refers to as "Cat Dog," appears in the movie.
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In short, the main risk to Mr Abe's hopes of securing electoral victory is his inclination to speak lovingly of his plans for constitutional change.
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The star showed off her pregnant form in a tight brown turtleneck dress and lovingly caressed her bump as she posed in her hotel room.
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And while leaving the cast, whom she lovingly refers to as her "family," is tough, Rossum, 32, couldn't be more excited about what's to come.
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Burgess shared an adorable video of the newlyweds lovingly feeding each other a bite of their cake while Bruno Mars' Marry You played the room.
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In the throwback shot, the Chicago star, 48, is seen lovingly looking at her later-to-be husband Douglas, 73, while he was mid conversation.
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When in the Dauphiné — well, though I am still lovingly referred to as "l'Américain," I sip pastis and play a pretty good game of pétanque.
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For years, I've lovingly called my teacher my femme dom and I've often joked about the similarities between Iyengar yoga and Shibari (Japanese rope bondage).
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Grande, on the other hand, continues to lovingly post about Piggy Smalls, including on the day news of her breakup with Davidson became public. pic.twitter.
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PARIS (Reuters) - For many people, the smell of a pizza fresh from the oven and lovingly crafted is a culinary delight that's hard to beat.
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Alan met them and grew to love them and lovingly adapted the diaries for stage and directed the play both in London and New York.
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He smiles as she brings the plate to the table, smiles as he jabs a fork into it, smiles as she lovingly hovers over him.
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Israel wasn't just a story in Genesis or a lovingly evoked and distant land; my family visited frequently, nearly every year, most often for Passover.
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Spiked with dryly funny exchanges and lovingly shot by Eric Robbins on 35-millimeter film, "In a Valley of Violence" nevertheless feels exasperatingly two-dimensional.
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After his death, she posted an affectionate video of him on her Instagram page and released a song, "Thank U Next," that lovingly mentioned him.
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One could assume that a lot of the different types of weed on offer were American and lovingly grown in labs in states like Colorado.
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It brings me back to wondering why Kosmos hasn't moved out of Fallowfield to a place where the lovingly prepared food might be better appreciated.
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Yet rather than erasing the building's past, the owners have lovingly embraced its former life in an effort to honor San Diego's rich maritime heritage.
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"Some of the people who worked on the Apple Card, designers, are the same people who lovingly and currently designed our other products," she said.
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And Jurassic World addition Blue the Velociraptor is now essentially Owen's daughter, given how lovingly the movie gazes upon him training her as a baby.
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Even cases like Hollyhock's that work out beautifully and yield a lovingly providing adoptive family come at the expense of a relationship with biological family.
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Can it maintain its tricky balance, as a lovingly acidic showbiz satire that's also a moving meditation on, and deconstruction of, the showbiz satire genre?
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" The tailor answers, "But, my dear sir, my dear sir, look" — with a disdainful gesture — "at the world, and look" — lovingly, proudly — "at my trousers!
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Later came grad school, Sweet 'n Low, Datsun 240Zs, Tab, thong underpants and free love — it was clear: Life had been lovingly fashioned around us.
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But Ms. Mui, her hair askew and in dark sunglasses, spoke lovingly of him to anyone who asked, taking on the role of surrogate daughter.
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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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New York, drawn so lovingly in "Proving Ground," has always been the city closest to matching Baudelaire's definition of beauty: the infinite within the finite.
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Beside the lovingly rendered module he floated again, sometimes with his hands out like an explorer, sometimes simply swimming, with his tether slack around him.
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Nike, Fendi, Issey Miyake — Mr. Bonello places the products so lovingly in the frame that you might think he was being paid to do it.
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While the needlework won't be strictly bound to the floral world, each design is as lovingly cultivated as the blooms she grows in her garden.
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With its lovingly preserved interior mural of Wallowa Lake — painted by a local artist, Gene Hayes — it could have been a relic of the 1960s.
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Obviously, the length of a symphony does not depend on how many players are performing, so the question was bogus, which Twitter lovingly pointed out.
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He has also been embraced by a younger generation of stars like Justin Timberlake, Pharrell Williams and Snoop Dogg, who lovingly calls him Uncle Charlie.
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Being of one thing does not prevent the understanding of, embrace of, encouragement of or even just lovingly-passive-and-mystified acceptance of something different.
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Along with the court cases and the three lovingly researched lives, Luxenberg devotes many lively and illuminating pages to race and politics in New Orleans.
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David and Ada build a perfect, isolated utopia for themselves, a haven of advanced theoretical mathematics and philosophy and elaborate, lovingly described home-cooked feasts.
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She now works full time, owns her own flat and speaks lovingly of her daughter and granddaughter—neither of whom have ever touched illicit drugs.
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But the reality is that before beautiful products, we are a team of beautiful humans with deep hearts invested so heavily and lovingly in DECIEM.
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Why did a show that so lovingly represented Morton Bartlett's dolls not represent the numerous doll-like images and child-like fantasies of Mike Kelley?
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After all, I can make my own version of his Veal Marsala, and even watch videos of him lovingly describe how to cook it, any day.
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He even tells her that he had a dream about Jack and William meeting, in which both of them lovingly traded stories about driving with Randall.
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Facebook offers roughly 299 different groups dedicated to Instant Pot, Wang says, with one group even lovingly dubbing themselves "Potheads " in a reference to Wang's product.
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The Dutchman is a professional welder, who has been lovingly spreading fear, terror, and bruises with his monster bike Pink Assassin for four consecutive years now.
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His scoops are lovingly called "Woj bombs" because of the impact they have, thanks to Woj's experience and credibility built through years and years of reporting.
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This celebrated Old Town district, lovingly called Dörfli — "little village" — by the natives offers the perfect view of the Grossmünster Church, set against the picturesque mountains.
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The Girls Trip star smiled as Streisand, who Haddish lovingly referred to as her "big sister," leaned in with her hand on her new pal's shoulder.
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They make salves and lotions and tinctures from plants that are lovingly grown on their California land, harvested around the lunar cycle and cultivated during prayer.
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Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan may have "lovingly separated," but they'll always have a reminder of their vows to each other permanently etched on their bodies.
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Then, once they get close to the ocean, a boat sporting a giant net — lovingly named Mr. Steven — arrives to catch one half of the fairing.
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Bao follows a Chinese Canadian woman who discovers that one of her pork dumplings has adorably sprung to life, and lovingly raises it as her son.
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" And with their moral universe so enlarged, rather than defending the status quo, these now former moderates would recognize the necessity of "lovingly" breaking "unjust laws.
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Adele and her hubby of 7 years, Simon Konecki, announced their split back in April but said they'd work together to lovingly raise their son together.
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Two noble Venusian statues bow lovingly in the direction of a person who wishes to be a better dancer, reminding them that EVEN STONE IS GRACEFUL.
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Around that time, she had the idea for a short story about a woman who becomes a plant, and who is lovingly tended by her husband.
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Lady Gaga has taken the first official steps to establishing her own wine brand, named lovingly after her father's NYC restaurant, Joanne Trattoria, Food & Wine reports.
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On Monday's show, the late-night host and the Fuller House costars talked lovingly about the late legendary comedian, who died last Thursday at age 90.
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Instead of watching the New Yorker roll out on a podium, The Mooch was lovingly confronted with an impersonation of himself by View staple Mario Cantone.
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Later, I have chicken wings with Grippo's seasoning and potatoes, lovingly made by my boyfriend a few nights ago when I was feeling a bit homesick.
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After a lengthy story that includes her elevator mishap, the reality star slipped in a shot of her ring, her hand lovingly placed on Tyga's thigh.
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Every time you lovingly gaze into your canine's eyes, its levels of oxytocin — the hormone associated with love, attachment and trust — rise, as do your own.
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Markle, who fittingly wore a stunning white coat by Line the Label, lovingly stroked her fiancé's arm as reporters asked them for details on the proposal.
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Crawford notes the "oohs and aahhhs" and obsessive picture-taking as proof that the structure, with all that lovingly installed imported stone, is a crowd pleaser.
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" On Monday, the actors, both 37, announced the split in a joint statement exclusive to PEOPLE, saying, "We have lovingly chosen to separate as a couple.
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Ms Singh's respect for her subject is apparent; the portrait rests lovingly and steadily on Ahmed's emotion-laden face as she listens to her favourite song.
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In the initial sketch, an angel wraps an infant Jesus Christ tightly in her arms, while she and Mary gaze at him lovingly from a distance.
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Many people looking for love online are finding loss instead — roughly $2,600 in lost cash that was lovingly wired to an online sweetheart who mysteriously disappeared.
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In 2015, she celebrated him turning 69 with a black-and-white photo of the two looking lovingly into each others' eyes early in their romance.
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In the first of two snaps, the couple stands side-by-side with their arms wrapped around each other as Lauren lovingly gazes at Josiah, 22.
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In this world, a book with a cover featuring one bonsai tree leaning lovingly toward another does not appear likely to find much of a place.
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It's a world that anyone who has grudgingly headed to work while quietly and lovingly resenting a partner lying in a warm bed can relate to.
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The surfaces of these paintings are lovingly worked over in multiple thin layers which build up the forms, providing a visual depth and a paint history.
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While on live TV, his daughter, now lovingly known as "BBC Kid," decided to stroll into the room with a confidence only a child could muster.
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In sitcom world, family disputes--by which I mean kids behaving badly,--were rationally discussed and lovingly resolved, as if the fathers were trained child shrinks.
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No sign of Ripley and her foes in this issue, and hopefully this new line of Bloodlines comics will only lovingly nod to the original storyline.
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Yaa reconnects with four friends who've also returned to what they lovingly call "the continent" in search of professional success, love, and a sense of identity.
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Wednesday marked one month since the Dewan and Tatum, 38, announced their decision to "lovingly … separate as a couple" in a joint statement exclusive to PEOPLE.
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If you've ever started your day by stepping barefoot on one of its victims, laid lovingly at the foot of your bed, you already know this.
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Additionally, it seemed lovingly consistent with this ending, which suggested life is not pre-determined, if people are willing to put in the effort and sacrifice.
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Adams said he thinks it's between recent Bachelorette runner-up Blake Hortsmann or Joe Amabile, lovingly nicknamed after his job as a produce buyer in Chicago.
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The cut-and-paste collage and lovingly hand-drawn aesthetic of the pages acts as a glorious riposte to the 2D effect of Instagram and Pinterest.
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Mr. Desarthis's atelier near the Luxembourg Gardens is filled with 2,500 Guignol figures, from chimney sweeps to poodles, that he has lovingly fashioned over the decades.
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Luke Cage is only the latest Marvel series on Netflix, and early reviews promise a taut, thrilling action series that draws lovingly from the black experience.
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The day after the premiere of Gomez's modeling campaign as the new face of Coach, her boyfriend lovingly gave her shout-out on his Instagram stories.
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Reddit user angela_of_death gave us some serious Winnie the Pooh nostalgia when she posted a precious photograph of a baby kangaroo lovingly clutching a teddy bear.
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The camera moves closer to a potter working at her wheel, lovingly sculpting a spout into the lip of a pot and carefully shaping its body.
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"Who's a good boy?" you probably say, as they frantically claw at your face and lovingly coat your nose in a juicy dollop of wet saliva.
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The man bends his lovingly pomaded coif towards me, then laughs and finishes dressing his two "long dogs" before taking the cardboard carrier into his car.
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The video follows a few dog-headed gentlemen as they lovingly caress Winnie the Pooh and each other while strolling through the city, enjoying the sights.
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He ran a post up the Instagram flagpole last night that features him, in all his skinny-jeaned glory, lovingly caressing a glittery pineapple disco ball.
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The items were lovingly collected and curated by Claire D. McLean, a retired dog groomer who took care of President Ronald Reagan's bouvier des Flandres, Lucky.
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But there he is, the Boy Who Lived, drawn lovingly by J.K. Rowling herself, a full six years before the first Harry Potter book was published.
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Reading "Scalia Speaks" — the marvelous collection of his speeches, lovingly compiled by his son and a former law clerk — brought Nino back to life for me.
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It embraced "access intimacy," a concept introduced by Mia Mingus, which could be described as feeling that your needs have been respected, anticipated, and lovingly welcomed.
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Lovingly restored by the couple who owned it for 50 years, it oozes period detail, including five marble fireplaces, hardwood floors and ornate moldings and woodwork.
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It has become a fixture at Lombardi's and some Staten Island pizzerias, as well as inspiring lovingly considered tributes at Pasquale Jones, Motorino and the Clam.
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In the cavernous hall, pool aficionados assembled cues that had been brought lovingly from home in leather cases, and a couple shared kisses and onion rings.
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Restoring these old "warbirds" is honorable business, the work of dedicated amateurs and professionals who lovingly return rusting metal and shredded fabric to its wartime glory.
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Since then, the paparazzi have snagged a few photos here and there of the two holding hands, sneaking kisses, and gazing lovingly into each other's eyes.
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But for existing fans, they're great additions, packed with creative levels and lots of fun new lore that builds on the lovingly crafted Shovel Knight universe.
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With the daunting prospect of a new year ahead, who among us does not want to be poisoned mildly, and then lovingly cared for in bed?
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"What's best for our family right now is that we separate lovingly, and remain best friends who are committed to raising our children together," he wrote.
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It's a lovingly crafted portrait of William Kamkwamba, a Malawi teenager who in 2001 built a wind turbine that saved his village from a devastating drought.
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"The Cosmopolitan has become the unofficial drink of what I will lovingly refer to as 'the basic bitch,'" says Chelsea Fairless, Garroni's partner in SATC-outfit cataloging.
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The show still features a quintet of gay men, professionals in the fields of design, grooming, cooking, fashion, and culture, lovingly referred to as the Fab Five.
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You—yes, you, the YouTube consumer, will be lovingly frustrated by a poor advertising experience, then be seduced into a monthly payment to avoid those unwelcoming ads.
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She'll "cheerily" bundle everyone up to head out into the snow dozens of times throughout the day and watch "lovingly" from the window as her kids play.
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"We have lovingly chosen to separate as a couple," the pair said in a joint statement, which was shared on their Twitter and Instagram pages soon after.
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"You just stick with it," he said on The Daily Dish podcast, lovingly comparing his spat with his sweetheart to a hurricane followed by a sunny day.
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The couple looked happy and in love, with Johnson lovingly placing his hand on his partner of a decade while singer/songwriter Hashian cradled her baby bump.
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Yet in his heart and home the Vermont senator remains the same down-to-earth "Bernster" – as his son, Levi, lovingly refers to him – he's always been.
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The actor paid tribute to Knudsen, who was lovingly called Flossie, in several tweets after her death, both accompanied by a picture of the late Scandinavian blonde.
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During Stefani and Shelton's family outing, the mother of three also lovingly documented her beau spending time with her boys: Kingston, 12, Zuma, 9, and Apollo, 4.
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For instance, a Hollywood Reporter roundtable video circulated last spring wherein Kathryn Hahn stares lovingly at Rachel Weisz, apparently magnetized by the actor's aura and sage wisdom.
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That ends with Logan, the first R-rated Wolverine feature, and the first to openly, even lovingly focus on the character bisecting heads and punching through skulls.
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In the photo, Manzo looks lovingly at her husband, as Cantin snaps a selfie of the couple on a boat during their recent trip to Capri, Italy.
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They lovingly refer to the herd as "The Woolly Army," and created a Twitter account for the army back in 2015, which now has nearly 10,500 followers.
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I've always imagined bakeries with walls in peppy colors; heteronormative, perfectly coiffed, couples in matching His and Hers aprons; boyfriends lovingly smearing icing on their girlfriends' noses.
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I know we all say that's what we're doing every day as we parent lovingly from the sidelines of their lives, coaching their big and small moments.
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"After celebrating fourteen beautiful years together, we have lovingly come to the decision to end the romantic aspect of our relationship," they wrote in a joint statement.
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McCain, 33, posted numerous images from the celebration to Instagram on Monday, including one of the bride and groom embracing and lovingly gazing into each other's eyes.
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Apparently, when you capture them in a photo while they stare lovingly at a lamp, you get a cursed image... which everyone has turned into a meme.
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It's run by a woman lovingly referred to as The Avocado Lady who stocks her stall with her namesake fruit and everything else Western expats desperately crave.
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" The statement concluded, "What's best for our family right now is that we separate lovingly, and remain best friends who are committed to raising our children together.
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In addition to lovingly showing off Baldwin's hanging out ensemble on Instagram, Bieber made sure to point out that he also made a cameo in the photos.
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Because the show lovingly spoofs the dense mythology and interpersonal dynamics of space operas like Solo: A Star Wars Story, which is out in theaters this weekend.
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In the clip above, Tormund and Brienne — the Game of Thrones answer to Romeo and Juliet, in other words — have been lovingly edited into a romantic montage.
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Taylor made a noise to wake the feline, but then "gazed lovingly into her eyes, and communicated using feline-speak eye blinking to calm her," she wrote.
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A new 90-second commercial centers an old man lovingly clipping together meaningful photos and videos of a young Spanish family from a warehouse full of reels.
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One day after Valentine's Day, Dennis, 26, shared a photo of herself and Price lovingly gazing into each other's eyes while sitting together on a large chair.
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This place was his own space, his own shrine to the fighting art of Okinawa, lovingly refurbished, and maintained, to teach long standing devotees and new disciples.
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WATCH: Channing Tatum & Jenna Dewan 'Have Lovingly Chosen to Separate' After Nearly 9 Years of Marriage "Everything has been really good between them," says a Tatum source.
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The fingers of the right hand are folded down to clasp the left in a gesture of self-possession: Cromarty at one with nature, catching herself lovingly.
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While the end result was lovingly rendered, ultimately it fell short — and it wasn't because the film's puzzle-like construction or loop-around ending were too convoluted.
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That year, during the pre-dawn sehri, I had fried eggs and toast again, but this time my grandmother wasn't there to lovingly poke fun at me.
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The couples struck similar poses, with Hayes looking lovingly at Georgio, and Schumer and Fischer, both dressed in sweats, held each other while looking at the camera.
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Maybe so, but Blount still reaches some entertaining high points: in this book, two pages of lovingly created speech, uttered chorally by a Southern family at table.
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In that basket is the black preacher who may view homosexuality as a little icky even as he lovingly ministers to struggling gay members of his church.
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And the shot of the father at the end, holding the same shoe he lovingly tied on his daughter's foot in the first scene, isn't exactly delicate.
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The EDM superstar and Jessica Ledon hit up the beach Tuesday in Miami and went through the full course of PDA -- hugging, kissing, and lovingly holding hands.
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"Allow them to live on in the choices that you make, in the way that you live lovingly, in the way that they would have you do."
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We must protect our sons and our daughters from the militant homosexual agenda and tell them loudly, but lovingly, but very plainly: You cannot have our children.
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It looks like a cheese grater—even more so than the previous G5 version of the Mac Pro, which was lovingly called the "cheese grater" by fans.
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Fisher spoke lovingly about his sister and mother, who died in December, then introduced a video featuring movie clips and images of the family through the years.
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The advertising tagline is "Nothing Will Be Forgotten," live action commercials depict orcs lovingly caring for players years after they've stopped playing, and holding grudges for decades.
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I accepted some quests just for the sake of hearing one of Jeffrey Combs' lovingly-acted monologues, and during my entire trip, I never saw another player.
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" A bulky machine full of CPUs, modems, logic units, and memory is lovingly preserved as what Kleinrock describes as the "first piece of internet equipment ever installed.
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They would always consist of blowouts, bandage skirts, a gop (the word my friends and I would lovingly call our "going-out tops") and — always — fake lashes.
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He'd been diagnosed with the disease at age 18, but after four months and two surgeries, the boy she lovingly called "The Ginger" was declared cancer-free.
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At the inauguration of the exhibit, Mr. Trincale lovingly cradled a guitar given to him in 1968 by the workers of the Alfa Romeo factory in Arese.
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In one scene, she's framed in a diaphanous gown against soft pastel backlighting, while he gazes at her lovingly and then tells her how beautiful she is.
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The heroes' lives are saved, and sensate Nomi marries her girlfriend Amanita in Paris, because this show lovingly bathes in the idea of queering old Hollywood cliché.
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Though he extolled the virtues of traditional recipes lovingly prepared, it was not because his mother, Clara Bugialli, logged a lot of time laboring over a stove.
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It's no surprise, then, that Matches's newest London storefront, named for its address at 5 Carlos Place, feels more like a lovingly arranged home than a boutique.
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Open just for the summer, the century-old Greenport Theater has survived fires and hurricanes, and was lovingly restored to Art Deco splendor a few years back.
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In the sweet shot, Ripa lovingly leaned toward Consuelos, pressing the side of her face up against his left ear, as they both smiled into the camera.
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In the selfie, which was taken in England's Lake District, the pair have huge smiles on their faces, as Thevenet lovingly places her hand on James' chest.
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As I undrape it from my legs and wedge it behind me, I make sure to appreciate each nubby crocheted loop, wondering whose hands lovingly assembled it.
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She cast real survivors of acid assaults and let the camera rest just as lovingly on their faces as it does upon the main character, called Malti.
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I was thrilled to learn that the actors, who I lovingly refer to as WinPita or LupSton, would appear in a film together as a married couple.
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Certainly a Vanson, lovingly worn-in over years, molded to the contours of your shoulders and biceps, would be among the most meaningful garments you could own.
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"Staycation," the model captioned her New York snapshot while enjoying an iced beverage in her multi-colored bikini as Ervin lovingly put his hand on her belly.
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Pretty much all of the responses are worth a read, and they should also inspire you to think about how you would lovingly describe your own pet.
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She has spent four years lovingly caring for her partner, who has a degenerative muscular disease, while working part time and raising their 13-year-old daughter.
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It was right here before my eyes, the food my momma lovingly made each night, now being enjoyed by dozens of families with smiles on their faces.
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If you've seen the stage show, In the Heights looks like a lovingly crafted cinematic adaptation; if you haven't, here's your opportunity to delve into its world.
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The boys, as they're lovingly referred to by Directioners, have – in the manner of young, attractive, famous and wealthy men since time immemorial – had a lot of girlfriends.
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Your ship runs aground on a huge lava dragon, and to pique the drama the Palico you so lovingly created mere moments ago is cruelly snatched from you.
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"We have lovingly chosen to separate as a couple," the pair, both 37, said in a statement, which was shared on their Twitter and Instagram pages soon after.
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They are also represented by architects' sketches and plans, many autographs; scale models of buildings, lovingly created in balsa wood by architectural students; and photographs commissioned by MoMA.
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Gouffre is a high note in independently published comics, and it begs the question: What can a gallery exhibition of comics offer that a lovingly printed book cannot?
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In the black and white mirror selfie, David Beckham's 17-year-old son looks lovingly at his girlfriend as Moretz, 19, checks her phone for the perfect photo.
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And in a second photo, the couple lovingly gazed into each other's eyes as the Stick It alum held her large bouquet of flowers designed by Little Branch.
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However, Cardi B did post a picture of the pair gazing lovingly at their daughter, and she gave fans a peek at Kulture's feet on her Instagram Story.
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Last September, Evans posted a clip to Twitter of Dodger going lovingly wild when the duo were reunited after 10 weeks apart due to a lengthy filming schedule.
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The PS4 Pro and Xbox One X's boards, in particular, get star treatment in the case, with each liquid cooling tube lovingly colored to match each brand's aesthetic.
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Green bean casserole is a great way to bring green vegetables to the sea of mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes and macaroni gratins that lovingly litter our holiday table.
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On Tuesday evening, Joe Amabile (lovingly nicknamed "Grocery Store Joe" because of his job as a produce buyer in Chicago), will make his debut on Bachelor in Paradise.
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Lawrence plays a nameless woman who's in the process of lovingly restoring the remote, fire-ravaged country house she shares with her poet husband (Javier Bardem), likewise nameless.
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Unfortunately, I told a group of journalists about the crisis (remember that email?) and lovingly received the nickname "Shit tooth" or some other variation of the same sentiment.
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Not only is its pixel art style cute and the environments lovingly and carefully crafted, but it tells a touching story and the dialog is actually pretty fun.
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His mother was distant but he was lovingly brought up by his sisters, in particular Ann, 21 years older, and would always feel women were "equals and companions".
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Playing up on their lovingly antagonistic relationship, in April, Jackman tried to record a birthday message for a fan on Twitter, only to be interrupted by Reynold's Deadpool.
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Dublin-based designer and dad Stephen Crowley has mastered the fine art of lovingly Photoshopping his daughter Hannah into situations that would give most parents a heart attack.
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There, in the space that used to house dozens of photos of Cyrus performing, sticking her tongue out, or lovingly gazing at her fiancé, rests a blank page.
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Lady Gaga took home a Globe for her work on American Horror Story, appearing nervous as she delivered her speech – and her fiancé Taylor Kinney lovingly took note.
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It's why, in Franca: Chaos & Creation, a coffee table book dedicated to the editrix, so many of Sozzani's colleagues write so lovingly and extensively about their shared memories.
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Instead of serving up traditional cat food, Stout lovingly cooked some kitty-sized pancakes for Mr. Wilson, a cat that he and Kenzie Jones adopted earlier this month.
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Amazon Prime Day has arrived – the sales holiday the internet lovingly dubbed last year as Amazon's online garage sale, in reference to consumers' disappointment with the deals' quality.
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The service was a godsend for older listeners with less time to lovingly curate a record collection; nearly half its users are outside the 18-34 age bracket.
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Seth Rogen's profane animated feature Sausage Party is a decent (if excessively sophomoric) example of this, and so is Richard Linklater's excellent and lovingly languid Everybody Wants Some!!
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In one shot, Sprouse, who plays Jughead Jones on Riverdale, can be seen gazing lovingly at one of Reinhart's dogs on a lawn filled with autumn-colored leaves.
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Khong, a food writer and editor, dots the narrative with beautiful quotidian details, often gustatory: jellyfish lovingly prepared to stave off dementia, secrets told over a shared pomegranate.
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It has a cleareyed focus on the sometimes ugly details of impending mortality; Ray's father can barely speak, and cannot even drink the soup his son lovingly prepares.
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In one of the tender photos shared on the website, the Counting On stars lovingly gaze down at Samuel in the hospital room not long after his birth.
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Hurley regrettably comes back to tell Donna over a picnic she's lovingly handmade that he's going again, and then for the last few episodes is truly gone. Bliss.
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There's the lovingly staged corpses of Hannibal, the mutant aberrations of Silent Hill, the creepy dark haired women of The Ring, plus a thousand other Japanese horror films.
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A folding table set lovingly in the secret apartment becomes, in the next scene, a two-top for a boozily charged, cryptically combative lunch between Jerry and Robert.
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That's something you don't really expect to see in a 1960s musical comedy, especially one as lovingly and successfully reincarnated as "Hello, Dolly!" is in Jerry Zaks's revival.
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Visitors were welcome to rifle through and read the letters and cards and rearrange them, leaving them lovingly organized into piles and files or spilling onto the floor.
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But her mother, lovingly, did not buy any prints of the photo that Julia hated so much, which is more generous that my mother ever was with me.
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Perhaps the most revealing photograph of a new Italy is that of two older men — one, wearing a turban — beaming, their arms lovingly laid across each other's shoulders.
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McCormick lovingly, skillfully, shows us, tracking them from Armenia to Europe to America, while they all grapple with the permanence of their actions on themselves and each other.
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And in a second photo, the couple lovingly gazed into each other's eyes as the Stick It alum held her large bouquet of flowers designed by Little Branch.
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He takes C. out for her nightly constitutional while I shower and urge my skin to soak up all the dermatologist-approved moisturizer I lovingly slather on it.
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He hated the results, but we love them—all those "streaky bacon" buildings, the masonry interspersing red brick with pale stone, which every British city now lovingly restores.
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Sure, no Connelly book is without its traffic complaints, but it will also lovingly detail the rides Harry takes all over the city, road warrior that he is.
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Instead, you drive them crazy with the gentlest of pranks, like making a boy (lovingly cast as "Wimp" in the credits) put on glasses that are not his.
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In the final photo of the slideshow, Dewan showed off her growing baby bump in a flowing white dress as Kazee lovingly placed his hand on her stomach.
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"What's best for our family right now is that we separate lovingly, and remain best friends who are committed to raising our children together," he wrote in part.
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Tucker Howard, who died in 2009 at age 3½, and his toy, which he lovingly called "Melmo," were attached at the hip, his mom Candy Scarbrough tells PEOPLE.
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Ms. Vosper gave up her robe and ordination stole, which she had lovingly stitched herself, using swaths from her life including part of her childhood living room curtains.
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Seemingly nostalgic for a period when West Texas roughnecks settled scores with baseball bats and laid pipe with pickaxes, this lovingly made homage to avarice feels strangely limp.
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Between shots of green digits floating in black space — a vision of computer code lovingly repurposed four years later in "The Matrix" — a cyborg with female features wakes.
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Ben refers lovingly to Liv as "my gender non-conforming co-worker", and before playing any music, requests that everyone in the room "be cool to each other".
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In a video of Stewart greeting the pup a his door, the actor stroked the dog's head lovingly and thanked her for a nice, sloppy kiss on the mouth.
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Whether it's Let's Players capturing video of Nintendo games or fans lovingly crafting a remake to Metroid II: The Return of Samus, The big N will come for you.
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The ambassador, says Izbilici, […] was speaking softly and — from what I could tell — lovingly about his homeland, stopping occasionally to allow the translator to relay his words in Turkish.
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The Mexican restaurant used to have some large metal cacti outside its Raleigh, North Carolina location, and they had been lovingly wrapped in string lights for the holiday season.
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We recently learned that your dog most likely lovingly dreams of you, so it should be no surprise that you are on their mind almost all of the time.
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But Brown, who lovingly refers to New Zealand "the land of 20173 million sheep" (it's the world's second-largest wool exporter), grew up wearing homemade wool sweaters and socks.
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That the tasks you entered so lovingly will refuse to do themselves, and will instead glare at you from your to-do app, making a mockery of your dreams.
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Though Ree usually holds the glossy on her own, for the new fall issue (out August 27), Ladd is pictured staring lovingly at Ree, cowboy hat on and all.
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I was not swayed or inspired by a million Pinterest promises of "easy Halloween ideas," or shamed by other moms lovingly displaying their home-sewn Moana costumes on Instagram.
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Of everything thus far, it seems his protagonist is lovingly modeled after its creator, and it's refreshing to meet one of my favorite authors in his first bound text.
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With an embossed cloth binding, the lovingly designed book features Marchesi's series of images from 2012 to 2015, focusing on Acadia's foggy landscapes, abandoned homes, and surviving farm life.
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"What's best for our family right now is that we separate lovingly, and remain best friends who are committed to raising our children together," the father of three wrote.
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The duo, who refer lovingly to each other as "honey" and "hon" will report from Brazil in August covering fashion, food and the more fun side of the games.
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This version lovingly sees to all these details with what you imagine are cold, nervous, thin-fingered hands … possibly long-nailed, ink-stained and emerging from frayed black sleeves.
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That night they enjoy a casual cup of coffee while gazing lovingly into each other's eyes, completely ignoring the fact that Escobar just brutally murdered a man point-blank.
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On the one hand, the old myth of Narcissus was about someone who stared at himself and wasted away as he gazed lovingly into his reflection in a pool.
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She lovingly placed her hands on her stomach during a visit on Bondi Beach in Sydney and cupped her bump during a stroll with Harry on Australia's Fraser Island.
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Audiences consistently and lovingly embrace these narratives despite the fact that the United States and many other western countries have been quashing insurgencies and anti-colonial resistance for centuries.
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I had only lived in the UAE for a few months when some new friends brought me to brunch—or "drunk Irish expat hour," as they lovingly called it.
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Horizon Zero Dawn, already a lush and gorgeous world that players (even without extensive photographic backgrounds) took to documenting more lovingly and expertly than a decade of Natural Geographic.
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Earlier this month, she shared an intimate video of her breastfeeding to her Instagram Story as she gazed lovingly down at her little one while looking at the camera.
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Prince Harry is a changed man inside and out thanks to his fiancee, Meghan Markle -- going from full-fledged bachelor life to living on a leash ... lovingly, of course.
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"What's best for our family right now is that we separate lovingly, and remain best friends who are committed to raising our children together," the father of three wrote.
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The weeklong sensory overload / carnival of wonders lovingly known as E23 is over, even if we're all still hearing that slight thump-thump-thump of an overpowered booth subwoofer.
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I love the book for all the usual reasons — but after 21975 minutes of lovingly shot blue-green violence, I realized Snyder was probably more of a Spawn fan.
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Moonlighting offered episode-length riffs on Shakespeare or film noir; The X-Files lovingly paid homage to old Universal horror movies and Alfred Hitchcock's real-time filmmaking experiment Rope.
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Playing up on their lovingly antagonistic relationship in April 2018, Jackman tried to record a birthday message for a fan on Twitter, only to be interrupted by Reynold's Deadpool.
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The material was close at hand—not only in Tarkington's memories of his own happy boyhood but in the exploits of his three nephews as he lovingly observed them.
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The excavation of its temples, palaces, and stunning collection of 3,000-year-old ivory artefacts (which Christie lovingly cleaned with her face cream) was the apogee of his career.
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His death has stirred a collective nostalgia in the Latinx psyche, a longing for the days when our grandmothers, who lovingly watched him along with us, were still around.
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It described Silver as "a new kind of political superstar," and lingered lovingly over many of the same banal details as Silver's other puff pieces (he really likes burritos!).
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He draws upon myth and classical topoi and religion—Albania was the first country to legally secularize, in 1912—while focusing lovingly, melancholically, on the human experience of totalitarianism.
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Affectionately dubbed The Knick, this historic property dating back to 1906 has been lovingly restored as one of the only five-star hotels in the heart of Times Square.
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A wise and thoughtful older sister — one who loves to read and is able to write big and little words — lovingly helps her brother begin to write a story.
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From run-of-the-mill "coffee that tastes like coffee" to "hints of something different" and downright "surprising and unconventional," Trade offers lovingly grown and roasted beans for all.
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On the plus side, the lovingly rendered lions, hyenas and other assorted fauna have more edge to them, bringing a fierceness, grit and genuine majesty to the action sequences.
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It's a game that has been lovingly torn apart—there's currently a $1,000 bounty up for grabs for anyone who can recreate a bizarre glitch in Tick Tock Clock.
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Here's what a person requires to lovingly prepare this truly evil recipe for someone they hate with the fire of Satan's morning breath: four thin slices of boiled ham.
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But there's at least one respect in which it most definitely does, and that would be in its pizza, or "apizza" as it's lovingly referred to in New Haven.
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There are the unboxing videos posted on YouTube: People exulting in receiving the precious new metallic rectangle, lovingly unwrapping it, boasting to the world of their ownership of it.
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In the Instagram post, a young Ripa and her husband cradle their then-newborn daughter at her christening in 2001 — both parents looking down lovingly at their baby girl.
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Donald Trump has flirted with Twitter users who espouse white-extinction theory, Tucker Carlson caresses it lovingly every now and then, and Steve King grabs it by the baby.
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Such has been the path of "Mans Not Hot," the grime parody by Big Shaq, a character of the comedian Michael Dapaah, who lovingly and keenly satirizes grime culture.
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During the pilot shoot, with Sam nowhere to be found, Bash dons a tuxedo, lovingly smears glitter on his eyelids and steps into his dream role as GLOW's announcer.
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No recent president has been so disdainful of these rights or embraced so lovingly authoritarians who abuse their people, like Vladimir Putin of Russia and the Saudi royal family.
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This look — with its softly clashing colors and soaring stalagmites — seems designed to instigate, at least in some, flashbacks to stacks of yellowing paperbacks and lovingly played rock albums.
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In the final photo of the slideshow, Dewan showed off her growing baby bump in a flowing white dress, as Kazee, 44, lovingly placed his hand on her stomach.
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He speaks of having been obsessed with studying, for instance, and of starving himself, and of the violence of his father, whom we have seen treat him only lovingly.
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What's being portrayed is a romantic evening for two that involves a lovingly prepared dish of tripe and, yes, folk dancing to "Saturday Night Fever" as a precoital tease.
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Six flamenco divas in traditional dress dance in a production that might have been made a century ago — except that here all the women are played, lovingly, by men.
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Ms. Thompson set about lovingly creating her dream collection on the set: "There's a huge Braque, a Mondrian, an enormous number of paintings I could never own," she says.
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There are specific types of Deadheads, Mr. Bar-Lev said, adding that he falls into the camp that is demanding and lovingly critical of the band and its culture.
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Referencing a walkthrough was fascinating, though, because it revealed just how closely and lovingly this update has stuck to the groundwork that was laid more than 20 years ago.
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Mr. Ancarani's calm, fixed gaze serves as its own commentary, whether it's trained on dozens of S.U.V.s massing in the desert or on men lovingly tending to their falcons.
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Lovingly nicknamed "Pinot G," the pup appears to be full of joy in his forever home, after being found in the same shelter as the owners' other golden, Ramen.
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In the sweet snap, Jeremy gives a wide and open smile as he lovingly looks down at Felicity, who stares up at her daddy while being held in his arms.
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In the intimate images, captured by Lauren Guilford, the new mom cradled her newborn baby against her chest as proud dad Leonard looked lovingly down at his partner and child.
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In the photo, Luca, 6, leans in and lovingly kisses his 2-month-old sister on the cheek, but Banks seemingly was not having any of her big brother's affections.
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Visitors began flocking to the Humboldt penguin enclosure to take photos of Grape-kun staring lovingly at his cardboard girlfriend, and people even began making fan art of the pair.
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In the cute picture Longoria shared on Instagram, little Santiago — who was 8 weeks old at the time — looked lovingly at his famous mom and showed off a sweet smile.
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In the second of the sweet images, the Grammy-nominated country singer and his wife shared a smooch while his arms were wrapped around her midsection, lovingly cradling her belly.
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Carrey, 54, also points out that in two of White's suicide notes, she wrote lovingly of him, describing him as family — and makes no mention of Brigid Sweetman, her mother.
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This dichotomy is even hinted at in "Vanishing Point" when Roland refers to Maeve as "the Madam," reducing her to her profession, while Ford calls her lovingly by her name.
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That's the Wolverine, and director/co-writer James Mangold (whose last film was The Wolverine) painstakingly and lovingly earns him one last shot to put it to good use here.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the Victorian era, deceased loved ones were mourned and remembered with hair jewelry, their strands lovingly woven into necklaces, bracelets, even walking sticks.
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Horror Noire lovingly covers the highlights, including 1992's Candyman, 1995's Tales From the Hood, 2011's Attack the Block, and 2016's The Girl With All the Gifts.
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If you want to explore a historic hotel that lovingly nurtures the arts, while still offering prime beach and pool amenities, The Betsy Hotel South Beach is a great option.
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Jenner's first daughter, wrapped in a blanket with a green pacifier in her mouth, looked straight at the camera while Houghton gazed lovingly down at the newborn in the photo.
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They held hands and looked lovingly into each other's eyes and I made a wish, because that's what you can do when two luminous personalities clash on late night television!
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Staring lovingly into your partner's eyes may sound kind of cheesy, and it's definitely not for everyone, but making eye contact during sex really can boost intimacy with your partner.
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The dress, on loan from the Museum of London, has been lovingly restored – but the delicate cream silk fabric still shows signs of age or at least a good time.
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At the former president's memorial service at St. Martin's Episcopal Church in Houston, the Texas land commissioner, 42, spoke lovingly of George H.W., who died at age 94 on Friday.
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But while the uninitiated may have thought they were just enjoying a hell of a Beyoncé concert, "Homecoming" lets it be known how intentionally and lovingly black it all was.
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You know, the designers, illustrators, music producers, and similar demanding customers who lovingly cherished their Macintosh computers when the general populace only had a vague idea of what Apple is.
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Elegiac and lovingly wrought, If Beale Street Could Talk is darkness laced with light, a story that has not stopped being true in the years since it first was told.
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It still makes videos where a camera lovingly pans over materials that magically float into place on a gadget, but more recent videos aim for a more nuanced emotional hit.
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We would all love to have the time and energy to spend a couple of hours lovingly creating a delicious meal for the whole family, but sometimes it's not possible.
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Another thing to keep in mind is that yoga is a workout that's tied directly to your emotions, so it's possible that you feel lovingly bonded to your instructor, too.
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Looks like Apple is done with the cylinder-style (or, as it's sometimes, erm, lovingly referred to, "trash can") Mac Pro, with the company returning to the classic tower look.
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Her directorial debut Lives of Performers (227) tells the story of a love triangle between members of a dance ensemble through lovingly captured rehearsals, scraps of text, and dissonant voiceover.
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