She marveled in the moment and she marveled when she told me the story of the pencil, time and again.
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"This man was the president of Goldman Sachs," Trump marveled.
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They marveled at her, calling her the strongest woman alive.
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"Look at him, he's like 20 years old," marveled Trump.
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"It's like Carrie Underwood reincarnated," the suitably impressed judge marveled.
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"I just can't believe that that was you," Jenner marveled.
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"like there was no toilet," the Cravings cookbook author marveled.
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It's journeyed over ancient streambeds and marveled at alien dunes.
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On Wednesday, I marveled at her; I never believed her.
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Altuve praised Judge's humility and marveled at his prodigious power.
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Littlefinger and Varys once marveled at its back story together.
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Chapman marveled at Hicks's arm, which uncorked a 105 m.p.h.
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He marveled at how grueling and thankless the work is.
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Ms. Batista said Elexia once marveled at her own reflection.
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"You don't pay for anything at this place," Fallon marveled.
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"It was like walking into a time machine," she marveled.
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They marveled at just how much the business had changed.
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I've always marveled at how we denigrate that word: Politician.
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"He was totally unafraid of everyone and everything," Martin marveled.
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But mostly I marveled at the dynamics of their relationship.
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We marveled at the change that had come over us.
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Later, though, his teammates and coaches marveled at the outburst.
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Her former teacher, Ms. von Berens, marveled at her transformation.
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She marveled at his ability to keep the weight off.
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Thomas Jefferson himself marveled at the genius behind the placebo.
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When I brought it into the office, people crowded around marveled.
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" Users marveled at how quickly she responded, how you could "summon
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As a child, I marveled at her strength and fighting skills.
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Joe confronts Mike, and once again I marveled at Joe's finesse.
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We marveled at, and happily participated in, the 2016 cookbook movement.
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"I just can't believe that that was you," marveled Jenner, 23.
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One month later, LA Weekly marveled at Babitz's millennial aesthetic appeal.
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Diamond traders and jewelers have long marveled at Mr. Modi's rise.
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Kaskil and Roomba marveled at the chromey towers and ivy statues.
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Dunn looked around at the women sitting beside her and marveled.
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I marveled at what the Lovings and their ACLU lawyers achieved.
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"You can see [hammerhead sharks] there by the hundreds," marveled Cardeñosa.
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Its icy surface, frozen water and mysterious moons have marveled scientists.
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She marveled at the vulnerability that sex entails, the way it
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He was an amateur ecologist who marveled over hemlock and shipwrecks.
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Donald J. Trump marveled at how "civil" the discussion had turned.
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Mr. Obama himself marveled aloud at the significance of his trip.
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"I'm meeting people who are designing things in Bali," he marveled.
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He marveled that Ramirez's swing seems to have so few holes.
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And the family marveled at the generosity they have been shown.
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I saw too much that marveled, almost appreciatively, at their wiles.
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People marveled when the country's first movie theaters opened this year.
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"Oh, nice," Tony marveled, not seeing where the questioning was going.
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They marveled at the fact that my father announced car races.
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"He's raking," third baseman Jake Lamb marveled at his infield partner.
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We marveled at how she made it to us at all.
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" Speaking by telephone, she also marveled at his "amazing aggressive shopping.
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Various profiles marveled with consternation at how well-read he is.
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"Imagine if that happened today," the docent leading my tour marveled.
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She also marveled at watching him grow into a man, she says.
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"The thing is, Beyonce did wake up like this," the Guardian marveled.
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McGahn marveled to the group about what Trump can get away with.
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And they marveled at how much easier this Brexit was to achieve.
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We marveled at how far technology had advanced in the 20003th century.
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They retold old stories; they marveled at how much children had grown.
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But he marveled at Schiff's tough and surgical opening statement that day.
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Once I stepped inside the sprawling space, I marveled at its beauty.
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He marveled at the "tremendous amount of logistics" at work around him.
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The Japanese public marveled as she spoke fluently in English to Mrs.
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McCoy marveled at Peterson's ability to keep running with defenders giving chase.
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They marveled at how much Thailand had changed during the war years.
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"The crowds were so big, almost as big as tonight," he marveled.
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In the end, the scientists marveled at the ants' perseverance and adaptability.
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Dripping with sweat, he marveled at how much more relaxed he felt.
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Scrolling through his smartphone in December, he marveled at the unfathomable complexities.
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For an entire day, we marveled at this decisive break from tradition.
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Mr. Trump also marveled at his ability to continue drawing big crowds.
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I marveled at these haunting, grainy images with a self-conscious, uncertain voyeurism.
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People have long marveled at the sophistication required to build sites like Stonehenge.
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"Last night I had cereal with milk for the first time," she marveled.
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His parents marveled at the return to serenity—bouts of it, at least.
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They marveled at the masses of young people who&aposd joined the fight.
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"[I've] only been a politician for a short period of time," he marveled.
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I marveled at Bottle Rocket's exhilaration and the surprising sadness of its ending.
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I marveled at it: This thing, this was what was different and unusual.
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Republicans also have marveled over Pence's political agility and instincts on the stump.
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In my previous review I marveled at the M2's ease of driving.
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Countless think pieces have marveled over the fact that millennials eschew the technology.
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Giorgio Metta recently marveled as a 13-year-old successfully cleared a table.
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She marveled at the joggers on the trails snaking through the wooded campus.
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The computer rental cost the department $2272 — 21 cents an hour — Wagers marveled.
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" One of his graduate students marveled: "Fermi had an inside track to God.
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Employees we talked to marveled at how much the event must have cost.
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That's the thing his political consultants marveled at when I talked to them.
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We marveled at the path propellers make from our mouths to our stomach.
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"It seems like it's a skill, a discipline that one learns," she marveled.
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He marveled, too, at the degree to which the JoCo culture is participatory.
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In her later years, Ms. Sarli marveled at how public morals had changed.
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"I've always marveled at how effective and disgusting the rat is," Lee said.
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Kurt Finlayson, the scoutmaster for Ty's troop, No. 528, marveled at his achievements.
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"I marveled at how tight they were as a family," Byrne told me.
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He marveled at reports of "bud sports," strange, atypical blooms on flowering plants.
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I marveled at how those men did it, especially the smaller among them.
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In their weekly faculty meetings, the teachers often marveled at their students' progress.
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I scanned the room and marveled at how attractive and normal everyone looked.
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Before receiving her honorary doctorate Foster, 89, marveled at how far Alabama had come.
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Machine, and they marveled when a song he wrote, "Conga," reached number ten on
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I have marveled at its flexibility but never so much as in recent years.
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I marveled at how much I was able to do to help sick people.
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They marveled at how well people had heeded the advice not to go out.
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Organizers marveled that the various teams had brought vastly different looking pods than others.
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Depp's dad marveled at her adult status on The Ellen DeGeneres Show in 2017.
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We went on a tiny plane and marveled at Vancouver's majestic beauty 🇨🇦 pic.twitter.
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"She knew everything and she could say it in five languages," he once marveled.
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But as employees marveled at Building 8's creations, tensions were beginning to brew.
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It's unbelievable," Fallon marveled before learning how to eat the breadsticks "Post Malone-style.
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Warriors announcer Jim Barnett marveled at the audacity: "If he hits this..." He did.
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Depp's dad marveled at her adult status on The Ellen DeGeneres Show in 2017.
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Miousse visited Paris after finishing work on the game and marveled at Notre-Dame.
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The couple's children marveled at their parents' longevity, both in life and in marriage.
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"He's now president for life," Trump marveled, according to a recording obtained by CNN.
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Many marveled at the rebels' stamina, in making it as far as they did.
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Recently, I reread "Lolita" and once again marveled at Nabokov's amazing, feverish, riotous sentences.
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The family marveled over Donald J. Trump, wondering how Americans could fall for him.
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Indeed, he's marveled many times that he's made it as far as he has.
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She appeared nude with her baby bump and marveled in disbelief about her pregnancy.
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Some marveled at the incredulity of it all, and others were ready with jokes.
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From Wrigleyville to the Chicago suburbs, fans marveled at the enormity of the occasion.
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"It's like a modern art installation," marveled Mauro Battocchi, the Italian consul general here.
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Viewers marveled at the copious amounts of vermouth, red wine and brandy that Mrs.
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"Wow, they're amazing," Mr. T marveled as Ryu and Echo sidled up to him.
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During each of the three presidential debates I marveled at the extent of Mrs.
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When we reached the buoy boundaries, we turned around and marveled at our surroundings.
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"What would 6-year-old Dev think of me doing this now?" he marveled.
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The physicist Richard Feynman marveled at how nature's beauty is hidden in her details.
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Me, I just sat back and marveled at the tangled, interlocking web he wove.
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Adele was two years Tony's senior, but people marveled at how sharp she was.
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In an interview, Ms. Conway marveled at how Mr. Trump had flipped the script.
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In June, Mr. Simien sat in a production space and marveled at his fortune.
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How still and quiet the baby was, we all marveled after the first act.
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Mark Twain, visiting as a newspaper reporter in 1866, marveled at Hawaii's sugar trade.
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" No, Gingrich marveled at what he made clear was "a huge night for Donald Trump.
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Her aides marveled at the reams of negative stories about Trump that had no effect.
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He marveled at how much we wrote and wondered how many of us there were.
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"Squawk Box" co-host Joe Kernen marveled about how much Friedman and Bannon agree on.
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"There are thousands who have waited hours throughout the day," the anchor Erin Burnett marveled.
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Back in 2017, he marveled at his daughter's adult status on The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
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"Prince Harry's future mother-in-law is a black woman with dreadlocks," another fan marveled.
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She marveled at a black swallowtail butterfly and an endangered American crocodile in brackish water.
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As the distribution program nears an end, two museum directors marveled that it even began.
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She marveled at the White House staff's handiwork in decorating for her first Washington Christmas.
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All of them marveled at the fortune that landed Mr. Lopez in Mr. Camara's cab.
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She started a "survival" world and marveled at the jagged hills receding into the distance.
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"I know of no one who has willingly encountered more perils," abolitionist Frederick Douglass marveled.
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She marveled at the souvenir as she and her brother passed it back and forth.
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He marveled at the menu: bangers and mash, sardines on toast, steak and Guinness pie.
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She marveled at their fur coats and cloche hats, the soft leather of their purses.
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Evangelicals, scientists, Americans, Russians, Chinese, Vietnamese: All people on Earth marveled that it was possible.
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"This record-setting feat on the road to Promontory is unequaled in history," she marveled.
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He marveled at the technique used by Thomas Morstead of New Orleans, quiet and refined.
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Many Republicans marveled at the enthusiasm he generated but dismissed his chances to actually win.
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But Federer marveled at Wawrinka's transformation into a top player on courts of all speeds.
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"Everything he rolls out is done so badly," Douglas Brinkley, a presidential historian, marveled recently.
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Others marveled at the machinations behind the sprawling family and its impact on American culture.
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We marveled at the awkward dates, flannel shirts, frosty beer steins and greasy mozzarella sticks.
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As we traded bites of our faux-cutlets, I marveled at how normal Alex was.
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Mr. Wessler, the Supreme Court lawyer, marveled at how unprecedented the recent developments have been.
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After the news conference, Mr. Adams of Muslims of America marveled at his community's resilience.
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"It generates the lessons, the tests and it grades the tests," one veteran instructor marveled.
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We marveled at it the way people marvel at the ballet, at paintings that haunt.
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During Tuesday's Ohio primaries, Crooks marveled on Twitter at the excitement of voting for herself.
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Like so many women on social media, Bee marveled at how the Trump tapes shocked men.
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In a 1998 review of "Gain," Bruce Bawer marveled at Powers's prescient commentary on American life.
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Everyone was laughing and jostling to snap selfies; people touched it and marveled at its accuracy.
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One came when he stood atop a platform outside and marveled at the crowd before him.
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The President also marveled at Trump's debate claims -- including that he would jail Clinton if elected.
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He appreciated the novelty of bundling up in multiple layers, and he marveled at the snow.
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In many moments, in person and over the phone, we've marveled at how alike we are.
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Snipes said she marveled at Phipps' and Vaughn's connection and knew what she needed to do.
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"Two hundred billion dollars," marveled Richard White, the acting director of the American Public Transportation Association.
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Orr, who starred with the Boston Bruins, marveled at Howe's blend of supreme talent and combativeness.
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For decades, society has marveled over the elusive female orgasm, mostly in the form of questions.
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He marveled at spiders that had landed on the ship after floating across huge ocean distances.
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In addition to his championship, Pagenaud marveled at how he had raced alongside Castroneves and Montoya.
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The running world marveled at Usain Bolt's third consecutive Olympic gold in the 225-meter dash.
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Russell, who is from Louisville, Ky., marveled about Los Angeles: the weather, the views, the food.
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Ms. Ohl, 52, a Charleston native, marveled that so many thousands of people had already evacuated.
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Cornet said she appreciated that the tournament had corrected course, but marveled at the bra brouhaha.
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"Even the biggest Hollywood stars," he marveled, "are no longer safe from the mobs they created."
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But her friends marveled at the discipline with which the young mother ran her full household.
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He looked at a picture of her next to her husband, and marveled at the difference.
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Clinton's aides mostly marveled at the scope and intensity of an ostensible long shot's online base.
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The National Hurricane Center has marveled over Willa's "explosive" strengthening since it formed over the weekend.
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Ghazala marveled at the changes in her son, who now woke each day at 4 a.m.
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He marveled in a recent New York Times interview about how much money he was making.
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He marveled at our strength and the magic we bring to the world on every level.
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Who among us has not marveled and cowered at the gloriously craggy face of Willem Dafoe?
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When he reached Siglufjordur, he exited his car, marveled at the scenery and decided to stay awhile.
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During an interview in Tel Aviv, Gatenio, 45, marveled at the reach and access of Philip Morris.
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During a rare public appearance in April, Castro marveled that he had lived to his ninth decade.
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Nicole held Anias in her arms and marveled at Jadon as he settled into his new bed.
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Here in Iowa four years ago, I marveled at the Everest of vanity that was Newt Gingrich.
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Ever since New Horizons zipped past Pluto in July, we've marveled over the dwarf planet's complex terrain.
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And the company was so large that her brother-in-law, David Spade, marveled over their fortune.
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Part of me marveled at them as a journalism student, because I went to Northwestern out there.
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"He's the one who ended up on magazine covers and being iconically redrawn in cartoons," Jones marveled.
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Some marveled at how fundamentally different arguments will seem when the court resumes its hearings next week.
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A report on CSNChicago marveled at how this blockbuster, crosstown trade seemed to evade everyone in baseball.
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My husband, Don, marveled at the incredible service, which anyone paying Little Palm resort prices should expect.
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Fellow Credit Suisse bankers marveled at the deal's ingenuity for creating new business seemingly out of nowhere.
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It is "the most distant astronomical body ever investigated," marveled Don Lincoln, a senior physicist at FermiLab.
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For nearly 150 miles, I'd driven through Corsicans' villages, eaten their food and marveled at their landscapes.
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As Owen ran and ran, evading the tackles almost like Lionel Messi, fans marveled at his youth.
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Riley Nolan marveled at the illuminated outlines of the Philippines' financial hub in the city of Makati.
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Some marveled at their own uncommon voter profile, wondering aloud how they had not become Trump voters.
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McCormack marveled at Palmer's resilience as a golfer and personality even as he was winning less frequently.
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Anthony marveled last week that Bryant, a guarded person, had even allowed them to hold the event.
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The New York Times, in a piece that marveled at his "abrasive brilliance," could barely contain itself.
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Later, many marveled at how, in death, the communist revolutionary had been put to work for capitalism.
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The team members marveled at the giant video screens, took photographs with street performers and bought souvenirs.
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When he traveled in Europe, Mr. Brady said, he marveled at the fast trains and better roads.
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But the artistry of how this movie is photographed will be marveled over for decades to come.
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We poured a splash of water in each glass and marveled at the new fragrances that arose.
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"The Americans have the same problems that we do!" one Russian participant marveled after Mr. Fleener spoke.
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"Him standing up for his religion, not going into the draft," Winslow marveled in a recent interview.
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Scientists have long marveled at the eel's unique ability to turn its body into a battery pack.
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Looking at his phone while going up an escalator, one competitor marveled at his social media performance.
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Stunned residents marveled at the rising waters Wednesday, raising cell phones with one arm and snapping photos.
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"There were mothers in the same situation as me and even others in worse situations," Íris marveled.
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Witherspoon&aposs famous followers on Instagram marveled at how similar and stunning the mother-daughter duo look.
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White house memo The president, ever the real estate maven, has marveled over Greenland's untapped natural resources.
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White house memo The president, ever the real estate maven, has marveled over Greenland's untapped natural resources.
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Decades later, Carl Reiner, who created the show, still marveled at the comic genius he discovered and nurtured.
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Copywriting Mastery Bundle — $9.60 See Details Ever visited a site and marveled at how beautifully designed it was?
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The president marveled at a muscular man, "you a workout guy?" he asked, according to the press pool.
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"It's like these guys understand the very real sexual power of the women they're partnered with," he marveled.
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She marveled at how tall Jojo and I had grown but confessed she still couldn't tell us apart.
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"Yeah, this street is just completely flooded," Zuckerberg marveled as he looked at what was recently peoples' homes.
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Warren Buffett has marveled at how far we've come using only half of the talent in the country.
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He marveled at Jolly's access to Trump after Sonoran secured its first foreign client, the New Zealand government.
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He even marveled at how Pirro, a former prosecutor and state judge, reacts to criticism of his presidency.
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" Michael Schiralli, who directed two earlier incarnations of the Nico show, marveled at Ms. Lang's "X-ray vision.
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He also marveled at how successful the group's campaign had been in the run-up to the marathon.
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As he brought her to my chest, we marveled at what we had gone through to get here.
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I've always marveled at the mastery with which some drag queens embody their characters, both technically and artistically.
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No need for embarrassment, we assured her as we marveled that she could join us in her condition.
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Analysts have marveled at the bank's ability to cross-sell mortgages, credit cards and auto loans to customers.
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Woolf marveled at seeing Gurnard's Head, a glorious headland named for the local fish, from that bedroom window.
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During baseball's boom decade of the 21919s, highbrow pundits and philosophers had marveled at the sport's democratic blessings.
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He marveled at what he called the "cool stuff" everywhere and picked up all sorts of used clothing.
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For one week, Texans marveled as it stood somewhat miraculously on an angle without a hint of falling.
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"A city dropped into the midst of Canada's north woods," the Times correspondent Russell Owen marveled in 1931.
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Even without the most expensive choices, we all marveled at the high level of quality in the tasting.
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Colleagues marveled at Dr. Fisher's perseverance as he challenged the prevailing wisdom about how to treat breast cancer.
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Critics marveled at how I hipsterized the accordion — I said all I did was make schmaltz look sexy.
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The architecture community marveled at how a home designed by a modernist genius could go unnoticed for decades.
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"I never felt like I needed to brush my teeth after drinking seltzer until now," one taster marveled.
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Once we found our seats – section 132, row 13 – Emily marveled at how "old school" the venue was.
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Far below, rain-beaten tourists marveled at torrents of spring meltwater that poured 620 feet down Bridalveil Fall.
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"It's innovative and great," said Junko Kuroda, a 68-year-old housewife, who marveled at the shopping experience.
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Even then, East Coast intellectuals quick to dismiss California as a cultural wasteland marveled at its natural beauty.
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As a reader, though, what I marveled at most was how author David Grann put the book together.
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Diners always marveled at the elegant, Streisand-white interior; it was all vaulted ceilings, fresh orchids, and beige linens.
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Many marveled at how the cow was able to survive on her own in the woods during the winter.
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They also made a virtual journey to the moon, where Franklin marveled at the view of the Milky Way.
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Karas then marveled as passengers stopped, one by one, to share a moment with the grandmother as they disembarked.
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Mr. Tirado clutched a Christian prayer book and marveled at his luck to have had family earning dollars abroad.
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It was an evening in late September and his first visit to iCafe, and he marveled at the scene.
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In her first couple of weeks wearing the EarGos, my mom marveled at how much she hadn't been hearing.
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I sat back and marveled at how well Jean-Marc balanced all those story lines and blended those tones.
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We've marveled over its mysterious bright spots, which turned out (not so mysteriously) to be giant piles of salt.
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They also fretted over how much Netflix costs and marveled at the streaming numbers for You and Sex Education.
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Barriss took credit for the incident on Twitter and also marveled at the lack of any law enforcement response.
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In 22018, during Iran's Green Revolution, outsiders marveled at how protest organizers on Twitter circumvented the state's media blackout.
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Doctors marveled that he was alive at all, reaching for an explanation not often used in medical literature: "miracle".
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Back when I read it, I marveled at the banality and weird dedication of such pitifully small-time behavior.
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As he ascended from the bowels of the ship last week, Mr. Taylor marveled at its gadgetry and craftsmanship.
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Mr. Obama marveled at the ingenuity of another ninth-grader who developed a less expensive, faster test for Ebola.
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Bathed in a flattering golden glow, onlookers marveled at the view as "Manhattanhenge" made its final appearance this year.
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Another early reader was Kurt Andersen, who marveled at the stranger-than-fiction exploits of the Rips-Berger family.
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He marveled at the fire, which he said had taken even seasoned locals like his girlfriend's family by surprise.
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I marveled at Beauvoir's obstinacy, her commitment to happiness and the willful ideology by which she shaped her existence.
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"Shopping in the city center, you are a quarter of a mile away from grazing cattle," Mr. French marveled.
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The announcers at the coliseum marveled as fans stood up in turns, waving their arms at Mr. Henderson's direction.
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But he marveled at the exceptional, those who amassed money and power while projecting a counterculture aesthetic and ethos.
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"I've always marveled at how effective and disgusting the rat is," BravinLee's John Lee told Hyperallergic, referring to Scabby.
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Some of them marveled at the polish and order, which tends not to be the norm in faculty homes.
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The president also marveled over the Lady Bears' win, and extended another invitation to the team's coach, Kim Mulkey.
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As afternoon stretched into evening here Sunday, Mark Ingram called Thomas a legend, and Kamara marveled at his prescience.
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I marveled at his completed puzzles, not a single box crossed out or empty, the sureness of the ink.
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"Imagine having such a beautiful ceremony that the entire planet actually wants to watch your wedding video," he marveled.
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But he said he was "having a good time" and marveled at the energy and enthusiasm he had observed.
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I've been watching this work since 1975, and I marveled at the vivid, uninhibited freshness of these Washington performers.
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She could walk and say agua, and I marveled at the slow revelation of her personality: daring, observant, goofy.
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When I first listened to "Praying," I marveled at its ability to turn raw pain into a controlled release.
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Ariel Wadler, 21, marveled that everything she owned she carried in her purse: mostly dry clothes, shampoo, and conditioner.
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I've marveled, for instance, at the way the Apple Watch's sapphire-glass-covered screen transitions to the solid chrome body.
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Somewhat tipsy, I marveled at the hospitality of the Sicilians, even though they were being a bit pushy about it.
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I marveled at how bright, educated people parked their brains -- and their cars -- in the church lot every Sunday morning.
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At 86th street and 96th street people peered outside the car, marveled at the clean stations and took more pictures.
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The masterful save garnered a ton of reaction from golf fans on Twitter, who marveled at the "absolutely ridiculous" shot.
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He watched tape of Stoudamire's highlights and marveled at how much of his game he had absorbed into his own.
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When presented with the food, the tasters marveled at the sandwich's wrapping, but did not appear impressed with the presentation.
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He marveled at his own success in Tuesday's primary, and gleefully hyped his likely general election matchup against Hillary Clinton.
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We all read our history books and marveled at HOW Hitler was allowed to do what he did in Germany.
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"I've wondered where all this stuff came from," Keith Richards marveled to PEOPLE Tuesday night at the grand opening celebration.
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As a protester was being escorted out of the building, Trump marveled at what a "fun time" everyone was having.
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I was always going for blood tests, and I was no longer the "brave" girl that the nurses marveled at.
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Wearing a shirt that read, "SPOILER ALERT: HILLARY WINS," Matt McDermott, 26, marveled at the progress of gay civil rights.
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"Amazing that in the middle of TriBeCa you have an art school in an enormous loft building," Mr. Chow marveled.
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Lex Horth, an amateur photographer from Gates Mills, an affluent village nearby, snapped photos and marveled at downtown's newest jewel.
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I've marveled at the vast array of languages that are spoken by the tourists who arrive every day, year-round.
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Colleagues marveled over his shameless push to make the sale, but he had a charisma that was hard to resist.
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Kimberley Strassel marveled that the frenetic Steele "didn't know his own client," but he also didn't know his own sources.
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The legendary musician also marveled at the possibility of Trump ever winning the presidency last year, according to Vanity Fair.
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Fans marveled when Boston Red Sox Hall of Famer Ted Williams played a season with a batting average of .400.
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We spotted mountain mullet fish with our snorkeling gear, and my little guy marveled at an underwater cave he discovered.
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Ms. Sarnak marveled at how Ms. Kaczmarek could enter a party knowing no one and leave knowing just about everyone.
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Mr. Wachner worked with Mr. Stein recently, mapping out registrations for future performances, and both marveled at the Noack's versatility.
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Phelps, then 15, marveled at how big swimming was in Australia and how much attention was paid to Hackett's success.
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Her favorite place on the route, she said, was Chicago, where she marveled at the tall buildings and the lake.
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And Ed Yardeni, founder of Yardeni Research, marveled at just how far the public scrutiny of Fed actions has gone.
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Again and again I marveled at the efficiency of an Interstate System designed to penetrate deep into the urban grid.
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They marveled at being allowed to shake hands with the state officials, lawyers and arts advocates who attended the show.
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Mr. Dorsey, who said he had no white friends growing up, has marveled at his son's relationships across racial lines.
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"A lot of people would have walked away" from the scathing public scrutiny by now, marveled one White House official.
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" To the cheering throngs that night, Mr. Trump marveled that "nothing is secret today when you talk about the internet.
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They marveled at the price of a bottle of water — $5.25 — and the ambivalence of Islanders fans to their new home.
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An environmental activist friend of mine recently shook her head and marveled at the extraordinary accomplishments of the last several months.
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Karthik&aposs cousin, Sri Nemmali, also competed in this year&aposs bee and marveled at Karthik&aposs discipline and study habits.
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When Emily Santos was born last July, her parents marveled over her nearly full head of black hair and hazel eyes.
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We marveled then too, filled with a sense of the sublime, stunned by a planet both impossibly magnificent and unimaginably vulnerable.
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Adding that there were "no signs he was ill whatsoever," Vajana marveled at the outpouring of love for the late legend.
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" Bush marveled, before reminding Trump as he faded away, "If you worked for NBC right now, you'd be fired … fired … fired.
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Marveled at the ways laws have been dismantled and remade to make us freer as individuals, and better as a democracy.
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Earlier this week we marveled at how news of WeWork's confidential IPO filing hadn't leaked, despite having submitted it last December.
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In Moscow, there were luxury cars and supermarkets, but just beyond the Garden Ring, people marveled at the most basic stereo.
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Fans have marveled at the fact that the man who took on Bush is now one of Trump's most ardent fans.
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We watched Lindsay Lohan's spiral with voyeuristic, detached pleasure, and we marveled at what happened to Amanda Bynes after All That.
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And how we marveled as they carried Boris Yeltsin to the Kremlin walls, where he addressed the crowd from a tank.
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"He'd just eat spaghetti and meatballs for dinner every night if he could," they whispered, as I marveled at their patience.
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A "huge breakthrough made by women," marveled David Gergen, and the heartening engagement of millennials, is all good news for democracy.
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"I'm told I had the best seats in the house," Ms. Erivo marveled, not yet accustomed to the maelstrom of attention.
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Washington Secretary of State Kim Wyman (R) marveled at the number of voters who cast ballots in Seattle City Council elections.
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They've marveled at the injustice of allowing untold millions of illegal immigrants to steal the popular vote from Trump in 2016.
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Buterin marveled at how this one small factory in China was producing this much new computing power everyday on its own.
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Held at an unassuming wine bar on the Eastside, I marveled at the fact that there were no women in attendance.
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"Circling the Earth in my orbital spaceship, I marveled at the beauty of our planet," he remarked following his historic voyage.
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We marveled at how, cleanly delineated by color and touch, the earth had left a timeline of its existence over eons.
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I've always marveled at how TV news people have to drop everything to cover the next natural disaster or terrorist attack.
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Herzog listened during a session in December, she marveled at how magically the music reflected her views on love and life.
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Dahbura and Tarasco bonded over a shared passion for the analytical threads underpinning the game, and Tarasco marveled at Dahbura's background.
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Residents and workers set about cleaning up on Sunday and marveled at their luck that the storm had not been worse.
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When the company's board elected her, at 37, newspapers and magazines published profiles of her that marveled at her corporate climb.
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But they also marveled at the surge in political protests, fueled in part by Christian, Jewish and Muslim activists working together.
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Our class, on the other hand, marveled at how the people in the past got by with such abysmal living conditions.
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This was a trend that television executives marveled at last year: As late as mid-November, no show had been canceled.
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A woman volunteering at the turkey roast marveled at the volume of food - much like Mendoza did at the NASCAR event.
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I marveled at the balancing act between dead-serious politics and concerns familiar to kids and former kids of all backgrounds.
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Reviewing her performance in "Manon Lescaut" at the Met in 22005, The Times's Donal Henahan marveled at her longevity and excellence.
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The winner told lottery officials that they marveled at how every decision that day led up to them purchasing the ticket.
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During intermission, the friend I took marveled at the absence of body fat on view among the principal characters and dancers.
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Both Nyegaard and Turner marveled at how social media and the iNaturalist site can help bring researchers closer to an answer.
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They marveled at the coincidence of bumping into each other just now and Juliette explained why I'd come to St. Thomas.
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He stuck out his glove, splayed out with a dive, and then marveled at the miniature, white, flameless star in his possession.
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He bashed Hillary Clinton, jabbed the "fake news," invoked fear over immigrants and marveled at the glory over his shock election win.
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Once on the ground in Nebraska, Bogle said he marveled at the reception he got from Berkshire shareholders and from Buffett himself.
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Trump has pushed for a military parade in Washington since he marveled at the Bastille Day military parade in Paris in 2017.
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Anyone who has gotten directions online, played a video game or marveled at moving robots has experienced the legacy of his research.
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Legend also posted a picture with his little princess, as she sat on his lap and marveled at the sights around her.
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During a royal event last year, mental health campaigner Jonny Benjamin marveled at the 35-year-old royal's ability to smoothly multitask.
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"It's amazing how much emotion is conveyed just through movement, and you don't even have to see her facial expression," Bedal marveled.
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"An entire city with this dude[']s picture on their phone as he just doesn't give a shit," marveled a transfixed redditor.
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He marveled at our contradictory nature, admired our spirit of innovation and vigor, and praised the "imperfectly recognized greatness" of our artists.
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Before the protests, the movement's leading figures were covered copiously by the mainstream media, which often marveled at how normal they seemed.
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After purchasing two hats and two T-shirts, Ms. Foster, 62, marveled at Mr. Trump's ability to cash in on his name.
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"Imagine how hard it was to create work like this back then," he said as we marveled at an eggshell intarsia compact.
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He marveled at the widespread damage the hurricane caused, with many homes and buildings having been flattened or taken off their foundations.
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Korver and J.J. Redick marveled about Smith's ability to shoot the rock for about three minutes on Redick's podcast in early March.
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And that's how she continues to exist: as an image, a face, a set of poses meticulously choreographed and endlessly marveled over.
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Many commenters expressed support and marveled at Ms. Rau's beauty, but others said they were shocked or even appalled by the decision.
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Even in the early 21778th century, mainland sociologists observing Hawaii marveled at how its different groups seemed to get along so well.
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But on Saturday, even amid hundreds of aftershocks, residents of this port city marveled that the damage had not been much worse.
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Cal Clutterbuck, an Islander since 2013, has marveled at Lehner's focus and dedication from the start of their relationship on the ice.
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He visited Little Italy and Chinatown, posed for pictures on the Brooklyn Bridge, marveled at the tall buildings and took in shows.
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"All of the main themes of the show are there, and I learned this by watching her do it," Mr. Fish marveled.
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"Almost every one of them ripped," he marveled on the Senate floor, holding for dramatic pauses pregnant enough to require bed rest.
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The rest of the Nationals marveled at the way Scherzer and Strasburg were helping in different ways, but they were not surprised.
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" More than one reporter publicly marveled, as the New York Times' Katie Rogers did, "If this is actually real and it is.
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Stars like Frank Zappa, David Crosby and Graham Nash repeatedly marveled over their vocal techniques in interviews, fueling interest in the release.
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I had marveled at this desert landscape on my trip south; it still bewitched me with its stark beauty and unexpected wildness.
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Oprah marveled during their education policy rollout that the two men were "putting politics aside" to help turn around Newark's failing schools.
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If you've ever watched HGTV and marveled at all those beautifully decorated homes, Showhomes Home Staging could be the franchise for you.
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While contemporary reports marveled at his talents as a performer, we'll never know for sure how good Buchinger was at magic or music.
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Denise Petrino and her friend Jean Grace marveled at the quiet as the wandered around the shops on a pier near Caesars casino.
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And he marveled at the press conference setting at Chequers, the 16th century country residence used by British prime ministers since the 1920s.
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The liberal Hankook Ilbo newspaper marveled that the U.S. president didn&apost shake hands in the usual "Trump way" of domineering his counterpart.
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Thousands more were then bred as scientists across Europe marveled at their strange appearance and ability to breathe with both lungs and gills.
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Obama, a Democrat, who honored the elder Bush with the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2011, said he marveled his foreign policy chops.
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Commenters marveled that Rae had tapped into something in the public psyche, and identified a strand of humor the world needed more of.
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Since Huygens' historic landing, and with Cassini's help, scientists have marveled over Titan's "magic" disappearing islands, counterintuitive dune patterns, and electrically charged sand.
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Even Elton John marveled at Freddie's prodigious energy levels when it came to coke, booze and sex with mostly men but also women.
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Some marveled that my family and I spoke English "so well" and were up to date on the latest news, music, and trends.
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"Wow he took a lot from my email to him and turned it into an article," Atsinger marveled to a fellow Salem executive.
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What's more, the temporary deal is worse for Trump than the one he rejected in December, marveled CNN contributor Tara Setmayer on Twitter.
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Hardy, a 2012 United States Olympian who trained with Hosszu at U.S.C. in the leadup to the London Games, marveled at her transformation.
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Before long, we marveled at how that these virtual keyboards morphed into something different depending on what we were doing on the phone.
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While many of us marveled at a spectacular mustering of bipartisan solidarity at a time of political polarization and paralysis—the Koch brothers!
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"All these Hollywood superstars, lined up and breast-feeding in the ladies," she marveled during an interview with The Guardian at the time.
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Aides who travelled with Donald Trump during the campaign marveled at the lax health habits of a 70 year-old obsessed with appearance.
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"What greater expression of faith in the American experiment than this," Mr. Obama marveled as he stood on the spot in Selma, Ala.
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" AT&T is "overt" with its conservative views, "yet CNN is what the president singles out," Cramer marveled on "Squawk on the Street.
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While living there during film school, Ms. Sud often marveled at the Statue of Liberty's posture, facing only the residents of New York.
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" He said he first rode the New York City subway in 1994 when he was on his honeymoon and "marveled at its complexity.
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"They didn't whistle, or look at me in any sort of aggressive way," he marveled, crediting the pastor's efforts for the atypical behavior.
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"I appreciate a lot of different genres, and mixing it up keeps things interesting for myself—it adds to the mystique," he marveled.
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"It shouldn't take longer for the president to do the right thing than it takes to get a package from Amazon," Meyers marveled.
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As I walked out of the mountain station, I marveled at the thick-falling snow, as did the man standing next to me.
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For nearly a decade, David Kennedy marveled from behind his computer screen at thousands of mysterious stone structures scattered across Saudi Arabia's desert.
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"I feel like I'm back in seventh grade here, where we have juvenile name-calling," Representative Mike Quigley, a Democrat, marveled to CNN.
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Bush Hamdan, Washington's offensive coordinator, said he marveled at the sight of the young wide receiver sprinting across the field as a freshman.
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In fact, he reportedly "marveled at the neoclassical architecture and history," according to The New York Times, and may even stay there sometimes.
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The lyric soprano Amy Burton discovered her through the recording of "Candide" and, years later, marveled at the continuing freshness of her voice.
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They ate Mexican food in Santa Barbara, discussed design at the Hearst Castle and marveled at the jellyfish exhibits at the Monterey aquariums.
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When my gifted young friends started coming down with it, I marveled how their parents clung to Senator Helms's blame-the-victim invective.
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But few paid much mind to the debate on TV. Some marveled at the towering Christmas tree in the middle of the lobby.
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In a recording of that meeting, Burke marveled at the fact that the staff had already doubled in size since the last gathering.
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"Nobody knew that health care could be so complicated," he famously marveled the first time he was preparing to fail at passing legislation.
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She was still adjusting to the idea of the profundity, the permanence of it—"more permanent than a building or a park," she marveled.
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The different characters provided varied points of identification for (white) viewers, as well as adoration, and I marveled as it became a cultural phenomenon.
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Trump also marveled at how close to death Representative Steve Scalise came from a gunshot wound and how the congressman's wife had been devastated.
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Unless you follow Chyna on Snapchat, you've probably never marveled at just how impeccable, seemingly pore-less, and pretty much flawless her skin is.
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Watching it for the first time, I marveled at the way the show's marketing team showed audiences one path, then led them down another.
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Jo's work was clearly more of a mission—as anyone who has marveled at her many achievements in these last few days can see.
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"She marveled at nature's beauty as a group of friends and family wandered through trees that were over a hundred years old," she wrote.
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Reporters marveled at precision-guided bombs zeroing in on their targets and cruise missiles appearing to turn street corners to hit the right buildings.
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"I knew the moment I met you, you were the man of my dreams and I wanted to be with you forever," she marveled.
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More than one woman I talked to afterward marveled at the clean beauty of her anger, which they enjoyed for its lack of toxicity.
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"It still don't feel real," said Rose, who marveled about seeing his likeness on the massive digital screen on Seventh Avenue outside the Garden.
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People in and outside the industry have marveled at his still and moving images that show the devastating impacts humans have had on nature.
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In a recent lecture, MacKinnon marveled that she watched sexual harassment transform from a privilege to a legal argument and now, finally, a disgrace.
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In the car, we marveled at the endless mountains and sang along to our favorite musicians from the region (Gabe Dixon and Delta Rae).
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" Citing the young performer's studied manner and flawless footwork, Mr. Nugent concluded, "Such perfection in a moppet is to be marveled at, and hissed.
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Just before Super Tuesday, the Times marveled that this "cross between LBJ and Elvis" could "get genuinely excited" when asked about stock depreciation compensation.
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Last week, an emotional Johnson marveled at her freedom after more than two decades behind bars, grateful for a second chance -- and craving seafood.
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Anyone who has ever stood between two or more mirrors has marveled at the suggestion of infinity created by the back and forth reflection.
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So on Saturday, a friend and I marveled at how very different—how much more ordinary—the contingents are than when we were young.
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"When you look up at night and see the moon, it's so close, it's kind of like being in the sky," Mr. Huth marveled.
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When I reviewed Mitchell's concerts at the Park Avenue Armory in 219, I marveled at his solo-saxophone heroics and meditative chamber music designs.
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When we watched "The Dam Keeper" together, my children marveled at its beauty but expressed no interest in what might happen after its events.
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For too long, lawmakers have marveled at Facebook's explosive growth and overlooked their responsibility to ensure that Americans are protected and markets are competitive.
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" • "For too long, lawmakers have marveled at Facebook's explosive growth and overlooked their responsibility to ensure that Americans are protected and markets are competitive.
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On Wednesday, before pinning the medal on its blue ribbon around Sergeant Major Canley's neck, the president marveled at the war hero's physical fitness.
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On their first outings in Oregon, they marveled at the size of the local Wal-Mart and the wide selection of products for sale.
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The president, for his part, has marveled at the installation of management controls that would have been considered routine in any other White House.
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Back in my dorm room, I pulled out my prize, a heavy but functional Dell, and marveled at its sleek edges, its astonishing speed.
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Many commentators have marveled at the levels of anger in present-day American politics, perhaps most manifest in the candidacy of Donald J. Trump.
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We stopped at Wat Pak Nam, where Buddhist nuns chanted in a hall and we marveled at a green crystal pagoda several stories high.
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"Literally, I have never heard one person say a bad thing about him and I have never seen him be mean," David Geffen marveled.
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Wharton School professor Jeremy Siegel marveled Thursday at the stock market's strong start to 20203, but said he is concerned it may not last.
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Dr. Larry Hollier, the surgeon-in-chief and chief of plastic surgery at Texas Children's Hospital, marveled at how good Baby Royer's back looked.
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As the unprecedented ransomware attack known as WannaCry (or Wcrypt) unfolds, the cybersecurity community has marveled at the inexplicable errors the malware's authors have made.
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While on safari, Arnold Schwarzenegger marveled at the beauty of a grazing elephant, but the elephant felt less than awestruck about Arnold and his truckmates.
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We all marveled at how he always took the time from running his large company to write a lovestruck message to his wife every week.
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Audiences thrilled to the way Senna pushed toward the finish line with greater and greater speed; they marveled at the repetitious technical precision of Zidane.
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Have you ever used New York City's decrepit subway system and marveled that its speeds that are slower now than they were in the 1950s?
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If you've ever marveled at how expensive a salad is in comparison to, say, a fast food menu item, you know what we're talking about.
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"We see these beautiful pictures at night from the decks of these two U.S. Navy vessels in the eastern Mediterranean," MSNBC host Brian Williams marveled.
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Divers marveled as staghorn corals, a spiky reef builder that can grow as much as eight inches a year, released clouds of eggs and sperm.
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A day before Irma hit, she visited a deserted beach a mile from her house and marveled at its white sand and endless blue waters.
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Surplus countries financed America's trade deficit to create a market for their products, and Americans marveled over $2 socks at Walmart while factories shuttered nationwide.
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A few years ago, Williamsburg resident and real estate entrepreneur Dan Levy went skiing and marveled at the efficiency of the mountain's new gondola lift.
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Terry Armstrong, superintendent of the 600-pupil Lordstown Local School District, shared some of the letters with CNN, and he marveled at the students' compassion.
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Clinton's perceived weaknesses as a candidate even as he marveled at her tenacity in the nominating fight they waged against each other eight years ago.
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Craning my head upward, I marveled at what this fertility cycle has borne; trees not quite sequoia or redwood height, yet staggering in their majesty.
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He and his contractor learned on the job and later marveled that they pulled it off, unaware that their client was listening to them gloat.
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Altair Algayer, a Funai official who has been involved in monitoring the man and safeguarding his territory, said he has marveled at the survivor's determination.
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As she ate, she marveled at the vitality, the appetite for life and fight and fun that Lankesh had displayed just hours before she died.
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Trevor Henry, 31, a broadcast commentator for Riot Games, the company behind League of Legends, marveled at how quickly the game's competitive landscape was professionalizing.
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They marveled at how she could perch on one point while "time studies its fingernails," as the critic Ismene Brown wrote in The Daily Telegraph.
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As his standing in the polls rose, veteran Brazilian political operators marveled at how a campaign strategy that seemed so haphazard was beating everyone else's.
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Researchers marveled at this disparity in reported sexual satisfaction, especially since East German women suffered from the notorious double burden of formal employment and housework.
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In the library I marveled at the books, published by the home's owner, with Mackintosh's same playful, budding patterns embossed on their covers and spines.
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Ms. Haymi marveled that "Yemenites" like her, as she described herself, were now going abroad on organized tours to Europe, the United States and Thailand.
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" Later, over a dinner in which he got two scoops of ice cream to everyone else's one, he marveled without irony at his critics' "meanness.
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He marveled at the "heroic actions" of the children who tried to help each other in the remote mountainous area near the Sonora-Chihuahua border.
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Last Saturday, as I participated in the Women's March in North Carolina, I marveled at the large turnout and the passion of those who marched.
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We spent hours together, part of it mercilessly teasing Robbee about his secret crush, and I marveled at how this family has Thanksgiving every night.
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It seems as if anyone who has ever held one of these clams, and marveled at its heft and size, has considered its possible uses.
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In an interview with Popular Science, Obama marveled that being a "nerd" has become something to be proud of, unlike when he was a kid.
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One incident in particular annoyed him and his advisers - when he marveled at what a pool reporter thought was a typical supermarket scanner in Orlando.
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" To a similar effect, White marveled at how long she'd been working, saying, "Little did I dream [when I started] that I would be here.
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" Several Twitter users said the speech brought them to tears, while others marveled at its positive tone in an election year marked by blunt exchanges. "Mrs.
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The two women embraced, smiling through the tears and marveled that 17 years before, God knew they would one day comfort one another with their stories.
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Brysk marveled that the document was created at a time when women could not vote, Jim Crow was the law, and open anti-Semitism was normal.
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Laura Dern marveled at Billy Porter's gown on the red carpet before the 92nd annual Academy Awards at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, California on Sunday.
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One of its heads seemed to have a mortal wound, but its mortal wound was healed, and the whole earth marveled as they followed the beast.
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Long before I had personal reasons to cherish Yeats's "A Prayer for My Daughter," I marveled at the poem's balancing of tenderness, judgment and moral standards.
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He marveled at the thought that investors are so risk adverse that they're essentially paying governments to hold their debt, instead of the other way around.
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In an interview with The New York Times, Paul Holes, the Contra Costa county investigator who helped crack the case, marveled at the power of GEDmatch.
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One day, Nancy, 51, marveled at how a handcrafted multicolored pastel quilt designed to provide tactile stimulation —called a sensory blanket — calmed her restless mother down.
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Great cooks everywhere have long marveled at Parmesan's ability to add complexity and flavor to myriad dishes, from vegetable broths to balsamic-glazed chicken to hamburgers.
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Robert Horry appeared on ESPN's The Jump along with Rachel Nichols and Tracy McGrady and as they were signing off, McGrady marveled at Horry's career hardware.
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Trump also marveled at the intricacies of the geopolitics of the Korean peninsula, a subject that China's President Xi Jinping was happy to tutor him on.
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And just as he marveled then that his Trump Tower audience was "beyond anybody's expectations," Trump continues to tout crowd sizes as a measurement of success.
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But above all else, we've marveled at the talent, dedication, and creativity of the Comic-Con cosplayers that make every year of fandom celebration so spectacular.
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He pledged to mount the best ever relief and recovery effort, and marveled at the scale of a disaster that exhausted even his reserves of superlatives.
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It has stocked companies across the ballet world, which has long marveled at how a small, impoverished nation has produced so many beautifully trained classical dancers.
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An emotional Johnson marveled at her freedom when she left an Alabama prison after 21 years behind bars, grateful for a second chance and craving seafood.
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PUPPY LOVE In Little Big Town's acceptance speech, Karen Fairchild marveled that she'd just watched Luke Bryan and Urban have their photo taken with a dog.
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I've worked with eight presidents and he is by far the smartest," Biden marveled, "just pure gray matter [the part of the brain that processes information].
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And while realists acknowledge the need to deal with Russia's President on overlapping interests, the world has already marveled at Trump's unapologetic bromance with Vladimir Putin.
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And when Mr. Trump announced his bid last year, railing against unauthorized immigrants and promising a wall, Mr. Nadler marveled at how similar their instincts were.
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I am working with someone recently from Ethiopia who marveled at the photo of the Danakil Depression and echoed the necessity to visit it at night.
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But once we gained some altitude, the little plane steadied, and I marveled at how much I could see from the Vision Jet's signature oversized windows.
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But we marveled as we watched Mr. Trump demolish the primary tool that has allowed liberalism and secularism to control the debate for decades: political correctness.
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The black onyx finish, which we reviewed, looks remarkably similar to actual onyx stone (my industrial-designer boyfriend marveled at it for a good five minutes).
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And yet observers also marveled that Mr. Griveaux didn't just weather the scandal, in the French tradition, especially since the videos soon disappeared from the web.
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The pope and the crew marveled that the view from the space station was one that the vast majority of people on Earth would never see.
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She put it on his side of the bed to fill the place he once slept and marveled at how the pillow also kept her warm.
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The play was shown several times on the Fox telecast, and the announcers Joe Buck and Troy Aikman marveled at Jones's skill, concentration and body control.
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" What it comes down to, Noah marveled, is that "Donald Trump Jr.'s defense is that he tried to collude, but instead he got Russian catfished.
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The sky overhead was choked gray with the thick harmattan dust Yorick had marveled at during their sub-orbital flight from the Satellite to the Sahara.
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Like many, he marveled at the unlikely juxtaposition of leaders who, during Ms. McKee's own childhood, would never have been seen in the same room together.
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"I cannot believe the media produced such beautiful children," President Trump marveled, surrounded in the Oval Office by the Halloween-costumed offspring of White House reporters.
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Jim Kozimor, a sportscaster for NBC in the San Francisco Bay Area, has long marveled over the wealth of the teams and leagues he has covered.
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Many, including Mark Twain, marveled at riders' courage and the spectacle of their switching horses every 10 miles or so for a fresh burst of speed.
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He marveled at the coincidence of the location of an animal that's also called the black panther, the title of one of last year's biggest movies.
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Having marveled at the five-, six- and even seven-figure watch sales coming out of the famed auction houses, I decided to start at the top.
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A post on The Daily Stormer, a neo-Nazi site, marveled at Kjellberg's performances, and wondered in disbelief if they might signal sympathy for its ideology.
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Other advisers described the president, who has publicly and privately marveled over the unity he sees in the Republican Party around impeachment, as in good spirits.
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I have long marveled at the work of Dennis McNett because of its intensity and attention to detail, like in the wall hanging of the lion.
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They marveled at the cheap home prices in cities like Detroit, Michigan, and Madison, Wisconsin, compared with the extreme cost of living in the Bay Area.
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More than a billion dollars, they separately marveled, was far more incomprehensible than last February's $564 million jackpot or the $425 million prize about a year earlier.
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Mr. Macron marveled at their unlikely friendship, saying no one could have predicted two years ago that the two men would be together at the White House.
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"It's blowing my mind because I get more of an audience now than I did with the original Ronettes," she marveled during a recent interview with PEOPLE.
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But if you've ever walked through Sur La Table and marveled at the strawberry corers and avocado slicers, you know they can also be a little ridiculous.
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Had my driver been a human, I probably would have marveled jealously at the fact that the car maintained perfect speed and actually signaled before every turn.
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Camilla told me that some years ago she marveled at a fellow butoh classmate's dancing, "but it turned out she was having an epileptic fit," she said.
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Mr. Branstad recently took Mr. Trump's son Donald Jr. on a deer hunt, and he marveled at the big crowds Mr. Trump has drawn in the state.
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I have flown along the 100-m/30-story-high cliff extending above sea level at Jakobshavn and marveled at the 10-story-high cracks in it.
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We've forensically surveyed it frame by frame, studied the sensual shape of his lips as they grip the e-cig, and marveled at him blowing fat clouds.
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Johnson was particularly agile in the ring, throwing dropkicks, a version of a flying headscissors and a move newspapers at the time marveled at, the atomic drop.
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As I marveled at all the fantastic breakdancing, contemporary convulsing, and sexy jazz moves going down, I realized this is exactly what my Instagram feed is missing.
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I entered the car (despite a low center of gravity, I did not feel like I was climbing down into it) and immediately marveled at the comfort.
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" But just four months later, Allen marveled at the degree to which "corporations, under intense social pressure, are filling a void left by governmental gridlock or avoidance.
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She marveled at a squirrel bounding across a power line a few feet from her -- animals she rarely saw in her urban neighborhood in Guatemala, she says.
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And we've marveled at how this fantasy world manages to feel both comfortable, with its array of elves and sorceresses, trolls and vampires, and yet completely unique.
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Mr. Trump marveled at the size of the storm as Brock Long, the administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, described its impact on the Florida Panhandle.
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"There's nothing here that is accurate," his Senate chief of staff, Todd Womack, marveled over hamburgers at Main Street Meats, scrolling through @realDonaldTrump's handiwork on Mr. Corker.
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They marveled at how even old-line manufacturing cities now offer a convincing simulacrum of coastal life, complete with artisanal soap stores and farm-to-table restaurants.
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As for the production itself, it was ready to move in: "It looks like a contemporary print of the 1840s," the Manchester Guardian marveled at the time.
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In his remarks on Thursday to the assembled children and parents, the president also mentioned Mr. Xi as he marveled at the history of the White House.
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"It was, I think, the best conversation I have ever had in my professional life with a Republican presidential candidate on the issue of judges," he marveled.
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The convoy, its occupants having crossed Seven Mile Bridge and marveled at the stars above, arrived on a clear night in the far-darker-than-normal Keys.
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Sitting beside him, dizzy from the speed at which he'd highlight clues on the screen, I marveled that, finally, we'd found an activity we could enjoy together.
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As a child, I marveled at my cousins flawlessly rattling off statistics on everything and anything (including cricket) in relation to their own chances of making it.
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He went out of his way to compare the novel coronavirus to the seasonal flu -- and marveled that so many Americans succumb to that ailment each year.
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" Mr. Nikolov marveled: "People stop us on the street to congratulate us and tell us that they support us, or just give us a 'thumbs up' sign.
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Since then, people have marveled at the ingenuity of the design, which incorporates principles of physics and thermodynamics to create an optimal shelter in the frozen north.
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She unconvincingly called it "the happiest day of my life!" and they both marveled at how they'd just decided to spend the rest of their lives together.
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Sanders didn't get time with Mr. Castro, but he toured Havana, met with its mayor and marveled that visitors could take a cab anywhere in the country.
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In Season 29, he shopped at the Union Square farmers market and visited an upstate farm called Blooming Hill, where he marveled at all the fresh produce.
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"The size just kept mounting and mounting," this person marveled in a passage in the book, referring to the growing demand for some of Deutsche's raciest fare.
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Several said they see the impeachment battle ultimately strengthening Trump, while others marveled at just how far political discourse in the US has fallen, and how fast.
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She marveled at how true the story felt to her own life then and said she couldn't imagine the musical with a man in the central role.
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For all that time, I marveled at the relative cohesion of company culture—the values that Google successfully conveyed to tens of thousands of employees across the world.
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Cubs manager Joe Maddon marveled at how different the game could be with the wind blowing out, as opposed to the wind blowing in off of Lake Michigan.
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MALIBU — Walking his 17-year-old Australian shepherd Kayla on Saturday, Malibu resident Jimmy Johns marveled at the ingenuity shown by him and his neighbors the day before.
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As everyone marveled at the queen's very bright lime green, purple feathered, and white-gloved wedding look this weekend, I got to wondering what it could all mean.
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Two years ago, for an article in which I marveled at Zenefits' business prospects, I interviewed Mr. Conrad about why he was bent on expanding Zenefits so quickly.
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Every order you place is uniquely curated and handcrafted by a local florist and delivered in a vase, ready to be enjoyed and marveled at immediately upon receipt.
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Through this communications and countless more, the gorilla gained fans worldwide who marveled at her ability to connect with humans and made them questions the intelligence of animals.
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One of them, Erica Ifill, marveled at the lost opportunity to facilitate a conversation between front-line activists, black Canadians in business and political circles, and Ottawa politicians.
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"My first day there one of his sons threw bacon at my face during breakfast, and I realized, 'Wow this is like any other normal family,' " she marveled.
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Over the years, Ginzburg has often marveled at the fact that "he and I" fell randomly together when it was just as possible to have fallen randomly apart.
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"It's just a huge decrease," marveled NASA scientist Claire Parkinson, who for over 40 years has used satellites to track sea ice trends in Earth's frigid polar worlds.
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I marveled as I walked around on the same old floorboards that he did, then I had the privilege to address the people of Ireland on College Green.
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"It's my first time," said David Lawner, a database administrator from West Orange, New Jersey, as he marveled at the warm breezes of the ferry's open-top deck.
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I saw women in princess garb, wearing tiaras and tutus, and marveled that we had really not come further than this — then immediately felt ashamed for thinking that.
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For centuries, archaeologists have ventured into the Pyramid of Khufu, as it is also known, and marveled at the King's chamber, the Queen's chamber and the Grand Gallery.
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The new capsule collection from Loewe's Jonathan Anderson was born from the same sense of wonder with which the designer once marveled over his grandmother's hand-knit quilts.
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"What they've done with the country over the last five years has been something that the world has watched and the world has marveled at," Mr. Trump said.
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Notre-Dame is in innumerable books, poems, films, momentous historical events, plus so many people have been there and marveled at its epic execution and place in history.
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RALEIGH, N.C. — Doug Jones, the emergency management director in Person County, N.C., looked out of his office window Sunday evening and marveled at the thick blanket of snow.
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For a time, environmental scientists marveled at the vehicles, which offered power and efficiency for moderate prices while seeming to emit far less pollution than older diesel engines.
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Mr. Trump marveled at the reception Mr. Xi had given him, from a full-dress military parade in Tiananmen Square to a sunset tour of the Forbidden City.
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Jack Posobiec, a Trump supporter known for advancing conspiracy theories on Twitter, including "Pizzagate," marveled that his messages were being retweeted by the leader of the free world.
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The home on wheels made stops at festivals, malls and ballparks, where company representatives handed out samples as people took pictures inside and marveled at the Spam souvenirs.
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"As a woman of that generation, she wrote this piece that's so ahead of its time," Austin Wulliman, one of the JACK violinists, marveled in a recent interview.
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Els said he stared at the photograph and marveled at the player he was then, the person he is now and how quickly two decades have flown by.
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I pulled them onto my wrists, and marveled at the fact that they fit; they no longer slid off as they had when I was a little girl.
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And while he said "it's an honor" to serve as press secretary, he also marveled to Ms. Van Susteren about the level of scrutiny that the role entails.
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Mr. Byford, whose fans gave him the affectionate nickname "Train Daddy," marveled at the man's decades-old switchboard and mused about putting it in his apartment one day.
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In a garage on Staten Island, I marveled at 600 pounds of hair collected by one of these wigmakers, and learned a surprising story about the Cold War.
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I sat as he played, and marveled quietly when his hands turned the melody unexpectedly, a new minor key, a delicious twist that only he could have invented.
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There, "the seventh kid of a middle class family" marveled at the endless parade of celebrities and their luxury cars that would pour in and out of the driveway.
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In 2008, the press marveled that Obama beat Hillary Clinton by 60 to 35 points among voters under 30, racking up around 2.2 million young votes throughout the primary.
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Mostly, though, I played Donkey Kong Country and marveled at the cognitive dissonance between what I remember (incredible graphics) and what I was looking at today (not incredible graphics).
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In that time I have reflected on and marveled at the chilly and dignified silence that has been maintained by the women I myself have dumped over the years.
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"From the time [now-5-year-old son] Sid was an infant, friends, both male and female, marveled at what an actively involved father Jason was," recalled Mollen, 39.
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He deftly and patiently handled so many situations where I would have absolutely lost my shit, and I always marveled at the fortitude it must've took to do that.
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Trump has marveled at the complexity of the thorny issues he's tackled as commander in chief, from Syria and China to his effort to overhaul the nation's healthcare system.
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Karl marveled at the drama Trump had set into motion, with a tweet 32 hours earlier proposing that the two leaders "say hello" at the world's most fortified border.
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In conversations with confidants, Trump has marveled at the amount of television coverage the Singapore summit garnered, and suggested his encounter with Putin could match or even exceed it.
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Their ease with new places was enviable, and we marveled at how open they were to seeing the world through a different window, if only for a few days.
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I stood with my nose to an 8K OLED display from LG this week and marveled at the detail it showed me in a neighborhood shot from the sky.
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On Wednesday the New York Times reported that chief of staff John Kelly marveled to donors last week that Trump spent "a long time" on the phone with Belichick.
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If you've ever examined paparazzi shots of celebs at the airport and marveled at how impossibly chic they manage to look while schlepping through security, you're certainly not alone.
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As I advanced from level 15 to 150 to 300 to 800 to 1,004, I marveled at how many of my friends had played as much as I had.
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Girardi marveled at Ortiz's final season, when he has hit 513 home runs and leads the A.L. in O.P.S. Girardi, too, was happily awaiting Ortiz's exit from the stage.
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Inside, we marveled at the giant mosaic covering the entire church floor and the Piccolomini Library, filled with an array of huge, illuminated manuscripts that took the breath away.
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They watched heterosexual porn, marveled at the tired plots and were moved to write a manifesto declaring that men must be banned from the porn business for 100 years.
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And I marveled anew at how the divided nature of a nation, and a family, is summoned so exuberantly in a bravura sequence of dances around a dinner table.
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Later, I saw one howler curled up into a tiny ball on a branch above the pool, and marveled at what a big sound a little monkey can make.
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Wilder said that when he and others met privately with the president, Mr. Trump talked about Mr. Lewis's past fights and marveled at Mr. Wilder's perfect 40-0 record.
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Mr. Pfohl, who died in 1986 after a heart attack at his factory, seems to have won many fans in his lifetime, some of whom marveled at his parsimony.
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When she spoke openly about the drug addiction that killed him, we marveled at her courage and admired her resolve to bring addiction out of the shadows of shame.
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Mike Sniper, the founder of Captured Tracks, who signed Mr. DeMarco solely on the strength of songs uploaded to Bandcamp, marveled at the multiple facets of the singer's career.
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A Trump supporter, Patrick Wells, 49, who had traveled from Massachusetts to support the president, marveled that the hearing had knocked "The Price Is Right" from its broadcast perch.
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In London, intelligence analysts, led by Reginald V. Jones, marveled at the quality of the information they were receiving from Paris, notably a startling document called the Wachtel Report.
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We marveled as our French neighbors dined on a wood-grilled seafood medley, accompanied by two bottles of wine and followed by bananas flambéed in rum, a Creole mainstay.
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In Fargo, North Dakota, where the temperature dropped to minus 24F (minus 31C), Dan Hallock, an advertising executive, marveled that people were still working outside as he bought coffee.
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I marveled at the subtle flavors –– the fruity sourness followed the vanilla sweetness, then the deep coffee flavor rose up, and finally, all of them mingled together in harmony.
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It was a typically sophisticated insight from Gardner, who still marveled at the way the opposite leadoff man, Boston's Mookie Betts, wore down Masahiro Tanaka to start Wednesday's game.
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I tightened my abdominal muscles to support deeper breaths and marveled at the sound that vibrated in my vocal cords and finally resounded in the chambers of my skull.
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"It's like, where did they find these kids?" marveled a longtime Iowa Democratic activist, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because she endorsed another candidate in the race.
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They marveled at the effort, which was spearheaded by Tom Cousins, a real estate developer who built the CNN Center and helped bring N.B.A. and N.H.L. teams to Atlanta.
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Rory McIlroy, returning to competition after being sidelined since mid-January with a rib injury, marveled that he was hitting shots with his 8-iron that traveled 210 yards.
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Mitchell, who plans to play in the qualifying draw of the Australian Open next week for one last shot to make it into the main draw, marveled at Federer's timing.
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Dany's final monologue with Jon in the throne room, minutes after having marveled at the Iron Throne she spent so long coveting, feels like it was written for another character.
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He marveled at being guest of honor on Bastille Day on the Champs-Elysees but that didn't stop him breaking with French President Emmanuel Macron when politics pulled them apart.
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But he has heard from countless people over the years, he said, who have marveled at the way the birthday book gets to the heart of their favorite subject: themselves.
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Skelton marveled at the feat, after spending much of the past two years nursing his horse back from an injury and dealing with back pain and a replaced hip himself.
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John Kasich stepped off his campaign bus into a crowded Republican Party office near Detroit on Tuesday morning and marveled at how many people had shown up to see him.
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"Nothing, literally nothing, in the history of sports and politics can compare to what happened [that] Sunday," marveled the Nation's Dave Zirin, perhaps the foremost chronicler of sports and politics.
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I felt nostalgic and grateful, and marveled at how much Xiaomi — which seemed like a crazy idea to many back in January 2010 — has achieved over the past eight years.
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In an interview with the Washington Post, the Middletown, Ohio officer who responded to the scene of Compton's alleged crime marveled at just how useful that pacemaker data had been.
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If you marveled at the facial animations of the current hit movie "Deadpool" or last year's "Avengers: Age of Ultron," you probably didn't realize you were watching technology called Mova.
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Anyone who has marveled at Kanye's ability to unmoor himself from reality in pursuit of his music should have no trouble understanding the mind-set that unleashed his latest tweetstorm.
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She marveled at the way he drew on a wealth of information about the doctor — intelligence gathered over the course of years — without letting on just how much he knew.
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At the time, I marveled about the cognitive dissonance that my North Korean counterparts had to tolerate in order to say and believe some of the things they told me.
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While the cinematography is certainly a thing to be marveled at, it's the verité feel that really takes you into the savage heart of where the American experiment has led.
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"He just turns into a complete machine at this time of year," marveled Mercedes technical head James Allison after Hamilton stretched his lead to 40 points with six rounds remaining.
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Their mother, Anita, whose parents moved from Italy to Norway before she was born, marveled at the scene in a crowded Oslo banquet room the night after the charity game.
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His friend, Mr. Biagini, himself having found success as a longtime body double for Robin Williams, visited and marveled at how far his fast-talking fellow space geek had come.
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In the documentary, those around Ailes marveled at his relentless talent for pouring gas on a fire, for stoking the paranoia and fear that would keep viewers on the hook.
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Mr. Orlov marveled that he had a spacious private room in the French hospital, with a window looking out on some greenery and a television set that offered the BBC.
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Put on display from Europe to North America, they were poked and prodded, laughed at, marveled over, called freaks and monsters, and expected to feel ashamed of who they were.
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Matonis drew up a jumbled map of the connections on a piece of paper that he slapped onto his refrigerator with an Elvis magnet, and marveled at what he'd found.
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He was the first Russian leader to address the German Parliament, and lawmakers jumped to their feet, applauding, as many deputies marveled that he could speak their language so well.
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For decades, drivers crossing an area bridge had marveled at the home, on Berryessa Way, and Ms. Fang told the newspaper last March that she had been one of them.
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The world's oldest bank, Italy's Monte dei Paschi could be on the brink of collapse, and Cramer marveled as to why stocks didn't bat an eye at the issue this week.
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Photo: GettyIn 2010, Google's then-VP of Search Products Marissa Mayer called Instant Search a "fundamental shift in search," and the media marveled at this new time-saving feat of engineering.
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I have also marveled that Chris Hardwick got his various hosting jobs back after leaking texts between him and his ex-girlfriend to TMZ: That act alone seems fireable to me.
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At the after-party following the glamorous event, Chopra says she and Master of None star Aziz Ansari looked around the room and marveled at how much Hollywood has diversified recently.
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Obama marveled at a group of turtles basking in the sun but was also pointed to bits of plastic littered around the island that had been ingested by its many albatross.
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Reedy told me that what marveled him most was McCarthy's ability to ask questions or make statements insinuating something evil about a person he was questioning without formally lodging an allegation.
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Raisman, who was in her rotation group, watched and marveled at the ease with which Biles floated from event to event while Raisman and the other gymnasts fought to stay focused.
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He marveled at its prime location—"reachable in just a couple of days with the right rocket"—and its stores of ice, which could be used for water, oxygen, and fuel.
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Cubans marveled at the three-story-high jumbo screens, enormous thundering speakers and camera towers, wondering how much the production cost and grateful that the band had agreed to free admission.
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Several guests marveled at the range of items that are available—including pancakes, sausages, and biscuits and gravy—while others just agreed that it was a better-than-average hotel spread.
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A detailed report in The Times in May explored — or, rather, marveled at — Cohen's shadowy financial deals, the riches that mystically materialized for him and the strange turns of his career.
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That night in my sleeping bag on Besseggen, as the temperature plunged below freezing and I shivered and then shook, I marveled at the gift that Norway had bestowed upon us.
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The three marveled not just at the fact that Morton's dad had produced the work — he's written four books so far — but that much of the writing was, well, not great.
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I marveled that the observant Orthodox community I grew up in values large families and encourages young couples to reproduce, but never taught us how that works — either physically or emotionally.
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Throughout his presidency, he has marveled at the total control that authoritarian rulers -- in places like Russia and China -- exert over their countries and publicly wished he had control like that.
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Ms. Austin said she has marveled at the lore surrounding her new family, one whose lineage was said to reach back to the biblical King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba.
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Cupp, who died last year at 76, considered Liberty National his crowning achievement, and marveled at how the Statue of Liberty was a mere 2,000 yards from one of the greens.
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Instead, I marveled at the plush suites with their indoor and outdoor showers, the daily crepe happy hour, the preternaturally blue water, the cut-and-paste model of a tropical idyll.
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In his memoir, Mr. Fujimoto recalled conversations with Mr. Kim as a teenager in which the future leader expressed frustration with power shortages at home and marveled at overseas department stores.
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Fresh into town, a friend and I marveled at unusual dishes like "cauliflower wings" and brussels sprout chips, and at the sense that we'd stumbled into the clubhouse for local creatives.
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She has toured Lehigh, Lafayette, George Washington and American, which are colleges she plans to apply to, and she marveled at the possibilities available outside of cramped, chaotic New York City.
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During a recent reading of Zenith, the Generation X hero created by Grant Morrison and Steve Yeowell, I marveled at the phrase "Einstein Rosen bridge," which elegantly described a dimensional gateway.
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Even without finding their surnames familiar, I'd have marveled at their accomplishments — and was astounded to learn that they not only knew each other, but had both lived in Huntsville, Ala.
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While Mr. Garfield said he marveled at the screened montages of the night's honorary award winners, he was painfully aware of the constant inflation and deflation of egos, including his own.
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At one of last month's events, at New York University, many marveled at the breadth and depth of the research they were sorting through, even as they worried about its future.
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May, Vicki Young, the BBC's chief political correspondent, marveled at their pivot from the day before, when many among them had been gleefully plotting to sink her hard-won Brexit deal.
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I would never have dreamed of writing a poem about a health care law, and I marveled at how seamlessly Rankine interwove the monumentality of the legislation with its quotidian importance.
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The massive ice formation is over 19 miles (30 km) in length, but the ice arch was a popular destination for sightseers who marveled at the 820-foot-wide (250 meters) structure.
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Last month Trump asked the Pentagon to explore a parade in celebration of American troops, after the Republican president marveled at the Bastille Day military parade he attended in Paris last year.
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"Everyone's trying to figure out how to stop Trump," the billionaire marveled at an afternoon rally in Orlando, Florida, where he had supporters raise their hands and swear to vote for him.
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As terrifying as it was, Settle told PEOPLE exclusively in November that the ordeal has had a positive experience on her life "It's shifted me in ways I'm still understanding," she marveled.
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At the time the stories were published, Obama Justice Department officials marveled at the fortuitous timing of someone close to Comey coming to rescue of his larger-than-life, good guy reputation.
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After Donald J. Trump became the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, he marveled that his primary fight had wrapped up before the one between Hillary Clinton and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont. Mrs.
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When the event's moderator Paul Begala, a former Clinton White House staffer, marveled how Clinton knew about the length of the Belgian school year, Clinton quipped it was just something he knows.
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In some two dozen interviews, many Rio residents and visitors from other parts of Brazil marveled at their government's ability to pull off a complex international sporting event without a serious mishap.
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The world's oldest bank, Italy's Monte dei Paschi could be on the brink of collapse, and Jim Cramer marveled as to why stocks didn't bat an eye at the issue this week.
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Way back in October 2014, we marveled at the first reveal of Silicon Valley startup Impossible Foods' plant-based burger, which bears a groundbreakingly uncanny resemblance to its traditional ground beef counterparts.
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But the Mandelas are so uncommon, and their successes rely on so many factors clicking into place, that they are still marveled over as wondrous mysteries, including among frustrated activists in Myanmar.
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When he sat down later to meet with Mr. Macron in the nearby city of Caen, the president marveled at the high fatality rates suffered by the first soldiers on the beach.
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Ms. Sutcliffe said she and her husband have marveled at his unusual medical history: "He says, I've got to be either the unluckiest person or the luckiest person, because I've survived both."
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When: November 22, 20203–April 6, 2020 Where: Norton Simon Museum (411 W Colorado Blvd, Pasadena, California) When photography was invented, people were marveled by how it could so accurately capture reality.
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A former aide to President Obama, who also drew big crowds during his first campaign for the White House, marveled at the size of Warren's crowds at this stage of the race.
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I had marveled at this piece at the Museum of Modern Art in New York back in 2013, but it's on permanent display at LACMA, the LOS ANGELES County Museum of Art.
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And I marveled at the stamina of my fellow terrarium-creators, who after a long day at their nonprofits and their finance and tech companies could still muster conversation and fine handiwork.
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Where he once had felt shame about slavery and ambivalence about African-American spirituals, he said, he now marveled at the capacity of black people in America to wrest beauty from pain.
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Over cocktails and hors d'oeuvres, they marveled at their youth and their hair in a slide show of newly digitized photos that Mr. Freedman discovered in his home months before the reunion.
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For technology users who have marveled at the ability of Siri or Alexa to recognize their voice, consider this: The National Security Agency has apparently been way ahead of Apple or Amazon.
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ALBANY — Anyone who has ever used a ride-hailing app like Uber or Lyft has probably marveled at its surreal, somewhat spooky, ability to summon a car seemingly out of thin air.
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We marveled at how such a racially troubled country could elect a black man to its highest office, giving little thought to how remote such a possibility was in our own countries.
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For the rest of my time in Mexico City, I marveled at the serendipity of it—how, despite geography, and then weirdly because of it, and Instagram, we were able to connect.
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I watched the UHD Blu-ray version of Guardians of the Galaxy: Volume 2 (with Dolby Vision) and marveled at how the red details on Drax's skin just popped out from the blue.
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She thickened the pot with a serious amount of peanut butter, and when the sauce cooked to a blanketing gravy, I marveled at the deep, nutty flavor of the dish called chicken mafe.
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On half a dozen visits to Europe in the last five years, I've marveled at the way traffic-limiting policies, along with better transit and bicycle infrastructure, have made life there more pleasant.
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After automatically locking on, I marveled as it tracked a ballerina as she danced across the stage, even taking care to switch between eyes depending on which one was closest to the camera.
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Trump used Twitter to help him connect directly with his base in the 2016 presidential race and has often marveled at its ability to shape the agenda and drive coverage on cable news.
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I felt guilty and selfish for my own sorrow, when here I was lucky enough to already be the mother of a child who made me happier than I often marveled was possible.
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In the end, the 50-year-old Stricker marveled at the way the young, big hitters handled Erin Hills, which at around 7,800 yards was the longest course ever for a U.S. Open.
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Eight years ago, we marveled at a young Illinois senator's canny use of social media to mobilize an electorate and make his opponent and even the current Democratic presidential candidate look like Luddites.
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On a phone call with my husband near the end of the cruise, he marveled at the fact that we had all had enough time to form posses and gossip about one another.
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In a 1995 feature on the company in in Fortune, a CompUSA executive marveled at how quickly the firm was able to make changes to its product lines in response to direct feedback.
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Her friends marveled not only at the number of supporters but at their variety: writers, students, activists, members of the marginalized Dalit and Adivasi communities, transgender women, rickshaw drivers, landless farmers, Muslims, Christians.
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The play's spokeswoman said that, when Mr. Murdoch drew close to the set pieces onstage, he marveled at how similar the newsroom desks looked to the ones they worked at in the 1960s.
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As "Juicy" by the Notorious B.I.G. played on the sound system, we camped out by a crackling fireplace and marveled at the monumental, 50-year-old cactuses lining the hotel's coffin-shaped pool.
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Later in life, when she was interviewed for "And Justice for All," she marveled at how her incarceration and the subsequent court case "seemed like a dream" to her so many years later.
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I marveled not only at the age range but at the size of the crowd; in New York, you'd have to pay people to show up to a fiction reading in such numbers.
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" But if you stick it out, you may experience what Gates did: "I marveled over all the miracles that modern civilization is built on, including power grids, water systems, air transportation and computing.
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Faina Shikher, a 22-year-old Moscow transplant, marveled at Mr. Yoskowitz's chic presentation of gefilte fish, which is not an actual fish but typically a ground mélange of whitefish, carp and pike.
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Before Delaney jumped back on the campaign bus, his wife, April, introduced herself to voters, too, and marveled at the success her husband was having once he got to have real voter conversations.
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He marveled at how Chinese consumers freely chatted with — and bought from — brands and stylists on WeChat, a local internet messenger, while online retailers, independent delivery companies and fashion houses routinely joined forces.
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During Trump's candidacy, journalist after journalist marveled at his exaltation of fast food, alternately wondering if it was a put-on to express solidarity with less affluent Americans and noting its nutritional recklessness.
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At the bash — where many of Conrad's closest friends and family dressed up in festive, shimmery pieces from her clothing line — the former Hills star marveled at how quickly time as flown by.
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Visiting in October 2017 with my best friend from college, we sipped an after-dinner cocktail by a fire pit, marveled at the greenery and felt like we'd been teleported into a jungle.
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He and his wife frequently marveled over how much time had passed since we first met, as if celebrating his perseverance in standing down a terrible disease and the enduring friendship that ensued.
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I pondered Patricia Dominguez's intriguing prints in "The Museum of Seagulls" (2017) and marveled at a trio of pieces by Francena Ottley, including a miniature chair that appears to be made entirely of hair.
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He then dashed off to a playroom where he hopped onto a red scooter and marveled at an abundance of toys that will be used by therapists to help him recover from his surgeries.
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" Kelly said she immediately told her agent what happened and the two "marveled at his audacity, reinforced my instinct not to offend him & laughed at how glad I was to get out of there.
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Since his musical debut over a decade ago in the form of several ambitiously star-studded mixtapes, fans and haters alike have marveled at Drake's ability to evolve as swiftly as the internet does.
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In his book "Trump and Me," writer Mark Singer marveled at how the businessman worked a room full of dignitaries at the 1997 grand opening of the Trump International Hotel and Tower in Manhattan.
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Cletus was transferred to the animal organization's no-kill shelter in L.A., where staff members marveled at the pup's unique traits: a crooked nose, an endearing overbite, a maw full of over-lapping teeth.
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Then users marveled over the ability to age faces and swap genders, the media focused on a "hotness" filter that lightened users' skin, and experts voiced worries about privacy, only to all be forgotten.
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At the start of Barack Obama's second term, with Twitter and Facebook ascendant, and Snapchat and Instagram still relatively new developments, we marveled at social media's ability to spread news, and even support revolutions.
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Rumors that former Vice President Joe Biden has had cosmetic surgery aren't new, and privately, New York magazine reports, President Donald Trump "has marveled" at the procedures he thinks his Democratic rival has had.
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Those who marveled at Trump's rise are now warning the New York billionaire that his shoot-from-the-lip approach to campaigning could jeopardize his chance to win the Republican nomination for the Nov.
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A powerful winter storm dealt a chilly blow to the Southeastern United States on Wednesday as Floridians marveled at the rare sight of snow and officials warned of icy roads and dangerously low temperatures.
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We scoured the forest floor for perfect walking sticks; we marveled at how an earthworm wasn't sad that he didn't have any legs; we pretended we were searching for a mythical bear named Steve.
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In his tweets and public statements, the president has often marveled at the size of the storms, drawing criticism from some that he initially said little about the human suffering left in their wake.
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I showed up at Anne Kursinski's Market Street stables in New Jersey, muddy from having ridden my own horses at nearby Ithilien Stables, and marveled at getting to pet Eros, her elderly Olympic mount.
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Mourners marveled at how, through stints at FedEx and early days getting paid to clean up a Hicksville fire station, Firefighter Tolley had become the unlikely embodiment of many boys' most far-fetched fantasies.
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I marveled at the handwriting on the left-behind notes on desks and in drawers and the intricate motions Ellie makes at the crafting stations when putting together a makeshift silencer for her pistol.
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However, one former administration official marveled at how poorly the Trump White House handles the ouster of employees by firing and embarrassing them before trying to find them a cushy job on the outside.
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Passengers marveled at the European giant with room for 70 cars on its wings, looking rather like the hump-backed Boeing 3803 but with the top section stretching all the way to the back.
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In any event, White House officials have marveled over the willingness of adversaries to sit in the same room together, hailing the fact that anyone from the region showed up as a historic accomplishment.
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As the national anthem played, Aidé de Ramírez, a 67-year-old merchant drenched in sweat, marveled that there were no security forces in sight, no volleys of buckshot, no clouds of tear gas.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the 19th century, a seaside resort vacation wasn't complete until you visited the local camera obscura and marveled at the surrounding beach and ocean projected through a pinhole.
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When the Nintendo Switch first debuted, I marveled at the ability to play a vast open world like The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild both in my living room and on the go.
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Here's a recap of the episode — in which a presidential campaign is aided through election manipulation by a foreign power — and showrunner David Mandel's postmortem with THR, in which even he marveled at the timing.
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As we walked the perimeter, smelling damp mushrooms and peering into the ancient windows, we marveled that the cistern had been there, hidden and unnoticed, through hundreds of trips back and forth on that road.
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Click here to view original GIFAt some point in your life you've almost certainly marveled at the classic drinking bird toy, and probably lost a few brain cells trying to figure out how it works.
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The rapid spending unleashed by Beijing contrasted sharply with the relative gridlock in Washington and the global elite, gathering for their annual confab in Davos, Switzerland, in 2011, marveled at the benefits of state capitalism.
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At the packed "West Wing" reunion filling the 1,200-seat Paramount Theater here, Mr. Sorkin marveled at the large numbers of younger fans "who would have been in kindergarten" when the show ran on NBC.
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Autumn Edens marveled as a huge plume blocked the sun while she drove to her job as manager of the Corner Store in Guinda, a town of about 250 people just north of the fire.
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" In fact, a contemporary of Stadler, Johann Friedrich Schink, marveled at his ability to "deceptively imitate" human singing with "so soft and so lovely a tone that nobody can resist it that has a heart.
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On his recent tour of Asia, Trump repeatedly marveled at the effusiveness of his welcome from foreign leaders, implicitly suggesting that the power of his personality had accrued great honor and advances for the country.
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" And John Blake marveled at an American leader whose bigotry is losing its ability to shock: "President Donald Trump may be on the verge on doing something that arguably no American leader has ever done.
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At DragCon, Acid Betty — a season eight alum with 16 years of drag experience and a penchant for elaborate mohawks — marveled she's never seen drag be "more accepted and more mainstream" than it is today.
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I also marveled at her resilience — how she came to school each day to learn English and try to start a new life in this strange country, rather than give in to sorrow and hatred.
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Back in 2010 at Dargie's wedding, friends and I had marveled at the Art Deco grandeur of the downtown Hilton Netherland Plaza Hotel, where we stayed: Romanesque ceiling frescos, crystal chandeliers, gilded sconces for days.
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But he said he had marveled that President Trump had managed to campaign promising both to pull back from Middle Eastern conflicts and at the same time to push back more aggressively against regional foes.
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I was well into adulthood by the time I read them (unabashedly in my law firm cafeteria, I might add), but I marveled at how effectively J.K. Rowling had illustrated the notion of moral courage.
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He marveled at how stock futures overnight Tuesday into Wednesday were nose-diving, only to give way to the S&P 500 and Nasdaq hitting new intraday highs on Wall Street during regular hours Wednesday.
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Though flight tests were sparse, American experts marveled at how the North seemed to avoid the kinds of failures that typically strike new rocket programs, including those of the United States in the late 1950s.
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During my walks, I had an eye-to-eye exchange with an owl, watched a large beaver leave a frozen pond to cross a road, and marveled at iced-over berries that hung like marbles.
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A plane whisked his contingent from Virginia's coast to Washington, DC, and the British, used to London's air raid blackouts, marveled at the lights of the city below, decked out for its first wartime Christmas.
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CRYSTAL PEOPLES-STOKES In a speech on her first day as Senate majority leader, Ms. Stewart-Cousins marveled at the fact that not too long ago, women had not been allowed on the Senate floor.
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On Valentine's Day during my senior year, I went with my mom to see Never Say Never in theaters, and together, we marveled at the natural drumming abilities Bieber had even as a 2-year-old.
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We kept in touch a bit over the years, but as an observer, I've marveled at both Johnson's endless public cheer (look at his Instagram—something of an optimism manifesto) and his freakish drive and constancy.
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" Andrés marveled to BuzzFeed News that the only call he got from Washington while he was in Puerto Rico was because "they couldn't feed a unit of the National Guard, so we delivered rice and chicken.
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At his hotel, Salem marveled at the size and variety of the Israeli breakfast, which he placed within the tragic context of Jewish history: "A collective feeling of insecurity is what fashioned this breakfast," he theorized.
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In particular, we marveled at the ingenious method designed by the engineers at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory to lower the one-ton rover onto the red planet's surface: a hovering sky crane powered by booster rockets.
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But Unbreakable's story of an unremarkable security guard (played by Bruce WIllis) who discovers his abilities was championed by comic-book lovers, who marveled at Shyamalan's grounded, tights-free tale of real-world powers run amok.
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Even as people marveled at the idea that an entire group of animals could unceremoniously die off, as evidenced by fossils found on the American frontier, they were accelerating contemporary extinctions on the very same land.
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I marveled at the clean lines and ample lighting for a minute, but any design jealousy was tempered with fear at the sight of the soldiers hovering in the background, perhaps looking for weapons or enemies.
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Ms. Meng, who grew up in the Bayside neighborhood, said she still marveled how during her first campaign for the State Assembly, a woman approached her to say she did not know Ms. Meng spoke English.
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If you've gone to a pop concert, watched a music video, or marveled at someone killing a routine on social media in the past decade, you're likely familiar with their work, or even just their influence.
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Frederick Law Olmsted visited England in 1850, marveled at the gardens of the aristocracy, came back to America and turned what he saw into great public parks — Central Park, the U.S. Capitol grounds and many more.
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This wasn't the first time at the Second Battalion, 87th Infantry that I was targeted because of my sexuality, and a part of me marveled that it could still make my hands shake and stomach clench.
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" • Best of late-night TV Trevor Noah marveled that it was Melania Trump — not her husband — who had undergone a medical procedure: "Look at these two people: How is she the one with the health issue?
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He praised his Federal Emergency Management Agency administrator, Brock Long, for becoming "famous" during his frequent TV appearances, talked repeatedly about the historic nature of the storm and marveled at adoring Texas residents who greeted him.
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Millions of people worldwide have marveled at Amedeo Modigliani's "Iris Tree" painting and Francois Boucher's "Odalisque," but several parents whose children attend Lincoln Elementary in Hyrum, Utah, are outraged that their children were exposed to the works.
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Fans of the shoes said as much on social media, where rather than the usual complaints about the shoes selling out before they could buy them, customers marveled that they were able to fetch pairs so easily.
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"I thought it was interesting, raising the stamina issue when she didn't take a drink of water the entire 90 minutes and I was drinking a couple of bottles of water, as was he," Cooper marveled afterward.
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We strolled the empty boulevards, marveled at the statues of Lenin and of the notorious founder of the Soviet secret police, Felix Dzerzhinsky, which stood outside the headquarters of the KGB, as it's still known in Belarus.
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The White House said on Tuesday it had asked the Pentagon to explore a celebration of "America's great service members," after the Republican president marveled at the Bastille Day military parade he attended in Paris last year.
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It all started because we had driven past a really recognizable Hut in Fairfield, Sydney, several times and always marveled at how this building, which was no longer a functioning Pizza Hut, was still so readily recognizable.
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After Jordan LeBaron shared a video on Facebook of his family singing "One Day More" from the Broadway musical Les Misérables, the post quickly went viral as social media users marveled over the family's unbelievable musical abilities.
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Though he marveled at the power of big data and high-speed transactions, customers may be more familiar with the bank's collaboration with Apple to launch a new credit card and its new personal account offering, Marcus.
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So as much as he marveled at the recent triple-double streak Westbrook has been on, when the two met up Friday, he wanted to do everything possible to make sure Westbrook didn't leave with the victory.
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In one of their discussions, recalled by Mr. Jenkins in a column he wrote years later, Dr. King marveled that he, a descendant of slaves, was sitting and talking with Mr. Jenkins, a descendant of slave owners.
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Valerie Jarrett, a senior adviser to Obama and his close friend, told me that she marveled at how emotionally vulnerable he was and how important that was after tragedies like Sandy Hook and the Pulse nightclub shooting.
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But when he popped open the lid, we marveled at around half a million tiny oysters and 50,000 shells that are expected to make their way back into the harbor this month during a series of dives.
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In February 1988, Fred Barnes, then the White House correspondent for The New Republic, marveled at the refurbished George H. W. Bush who had appeared on stage in the first five Republican debates that winter and spring.
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The White House said on Tuesday it had asked the Pentagon to explore a celebration of "America's great service members," after the Republican president marveled at the Bastille Day military parade he attended in Paris last year.
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He marveled that a pitcher could hit so well and that a hitter could pitch so well, leaving the impression that the only thing Ohtani seems to be missing as he arrives in New York is pinstripes.
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Until then, I didn't believe much in magic, but examining the wand closely for the first time, I marveled that a such a thin reed of resin could require the heft of a credit card to own.
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"Anything we can do that would give us the type of exposure that the Presidents Cup has is a good thing," said Kerr, who marveled at the corporate tent city built on the course for the event.
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Although he made his name building extravagant, gilded properties, the new president has marveled to aides about the splendor of the White House and the lengths he must walk to retrieve something from a far-flung room.
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At a Rose Garden news conference, Mr. Trump marveled at the recent rush of diplomatic gestures from Mr. Kim, a 34-year-old dictator with whom he was trading threats of nuclear war only four months ago.
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I have marveled at a giddy 3-year-old unaware of the enormity that her leg had been lost to shrapnel and at two teenage girls in a ramshackle school who said they wanted to study astrophysics.
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She remembered hearing her grandfather marvel at seeing a man on the moon, just as he had marveled at seeing an automobile for the first time in his native Beirut at the beginning of the 20th century.
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While the anchors marveled at the acts of kindness by community members throughout the area, two engineers were working several hundred feet above them, trying to repair a satellite at the top of a WMBB transmission tower.
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Porzingis woke up Monday morning with an achy back but did not let that bother him much, even as he marveled at how the team's training staff was able to get him ready to play at all.
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Speaking at one of his final college commencements as commander-in-chief, President Obama on Saturday marveled at the improvements in race relations since he was a college student but said more work needs to be done.
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As Mr. Trump and Mr. Kurz sat in front of the fireplace, the president mostly marveled at Mr. Kurz's age — the chancellor is five years younger than Mr. Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner.
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His first-year position coach, Charles London, marveled early on at Cohen's savvy — how he can see a drawing or a video of a play and master his responsibilities on the field in a repetition or two.
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Dheya marveled at the fact that she hadn't even wanted to compete in nationals, since an older boy at school was going up against her, but was glad that her mom had encouraged her to go, and win.
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Although the Keeping up with the Kardashians star, 21, has spoken in the past about how much Stormi takes after her father Travis Scott, she has also marveled at the striking resemblance between herself and her baby girl.
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In this week's episode, available here, Crunchbase editor-in-chief Alex Wilhelm and I marveled at the dollars going into scooter startups, discussed Slack's upcoming direct listing and debated how the government shutdown might impact the IPO market.
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During the summer of 2012, the entire world marveled and watched in awe as NASA's Mars Science Laboratory and its Curiosity rover survived the treacherous descent through the Martian atmosphere and successfully soft-landed on the Martian surface.
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A day earlier, as she sat outside a coffee shop across from Grant Park, she marveled at how even though she had no personal experience with domestic violence, her Twitter post had resonated with many others, including men.
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On a snowy afternoon early last month, the producer Dave Cobb, who will take over the lease for Studio A on April 1, sat beside a statue of Nipper, the old RCA mascot, and marveled at his surroundings.
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One Wall Street analyst said the electric Cybertruck looks "really weird," while other viewers marveled that at the much-hyped, live-streamed unveiling a Tesla designer smashed two of the truck's windows, which Musk had described as bulletproof.
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The playwright Anton Chekhov, writing to his family while traveling in 0003 to the region then only recently fully incorporated into the Russian empire, marveled at how different the territory was from his home far to the west.
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Fowler, who played the back nine in 39 strokes after needing 33 on the front, marveled at Woods's ability to post nines of 35 and 33 on a day when his control off the tee had escaped him.
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She went off to New England, where she marveled at the huge campus, the number of white people, and her discovery that opportunity was not some abstract concept but a palpable force whose sway she now felt, constantly.
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"They say he's the Donald Trump of South America," Mr. Trump marveled during a speech to the Farm Bureau in January, noting that Mr. Bolsonaro had been called the "Trump of the tropics" since taking office this year.
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In the sub-Antarctic St. Andrews Bay, he describes how they marveled at a vast colony of king penguins — "so many that our eyes could not settle" — including some that came over to peck at their camera case.
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When I met my wife, Raquel, I marveled at how she had everything I could want in a woman, but truth be told, I had no idea who she actually was and she didn't know who I was either.
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There's a reason Alexander was nominated for a Guest Actress Emmy in 2015 Lowes marveled at how her own character, the ever-evolving and now-deadly Quinn Perkins, has grown leaps and bounds since we met her in 2012.
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The Knicks had just beaten the Atlanta Hawks, 21-251, and Anthony smiled big when a reporter marveled that he and his teammates, who improved their record to 216-23, had just matched their win total from last season.
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Back when the Chicago flagship was first unveiled in October last year, people marveled not only at its shiny physical appearance but also at its heating and cooling system that involves pumping water from the river to stay green.
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As the day wore on, I marveled at the way these Mylar bags full of white dust and debris would magically engorge into steaming plates of food, dishes that looked like something one might eat at a 70s diner.
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We like knowing where all the buttons are, what our limits are, and everybody who uses Twitter regularly has at some point marveled at their own ability to say exactly what they wanted to say in exactly 140 characters.
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At the same time, Macron and Trump have become best buddies, the American President even lusting after a military parade down Washington's Pennsylvania Avenue after he marveled at France's Bastille Day festivities while sitting at Macron's side in Paris.
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I spent much of the night with a New York-based publicist working for Keeneland, and we both marveled at the amount of wealth in the room, and how all of these people had lives that revolved around horses.
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Garth Brooks marveled at how many lawmakers on both sides of the aisle were singing along to his hits as he accepted the Library of Congress's Gershwin Prize for Popular Song at a tribute concert on Wednesday in Washington.
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Italians and tourists marveled at the enchantment of the snow in Rome, but panic and chaos erupted across much of Britain, including in London, where two days of intermittent snowfall left the capital blanketed with snow by Wednesday morning.
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It was Sheriff's TV station that made the news report in which Chinese investors marveled at the size of the warehouses available as crypto mining facilities, and Vyacheslav Chernikevich, Technopark's CEO, is a business associate of Sheriff founder Gushan.
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"It's been amazing to once again watch the bears' transformation from lean animals to the roly-poly giants they have become," marveled Mike Fitz, a former park ranger at Katmai National Park and currently a resident naturalist for explore.org.
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Trump continued to claim that the country's murder rate is at a 45-year-high, which it is not, complained that the media will not repeat that falsehood, and marveled at a child's rubber mask of his own face.
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In the monarch and the President's wake, Trump's West Wing courtiers, such as Kellyanne Conway, Sarah Sanders and Stephen Miller, marveled at treasures that included an 18th-century map of New York and pictures of St Andrews, the home of golf.
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The length of the contact, their facial expressions and body language, the stunning backdrop of interlocked national flags — all of it was instantly analyzed, criticized and marveled at in tweets and commentary in South Korea, the United States and beyond.
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"I've worked in a lot of showrooms and have dealt with a lot of runway samples, and I have always marveled at the size difference between those teeny tiny samples and the size of my own body," Black, 31, tells PEOPLE.
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But as the relatively nondescript boxes arrived and we marveled over the simple, chic packaging inside, one question remained: Will a few swipes of these products give our skin into the flawless, chiseled appearance the one and only Kim K flaunts?
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Some post-election analysis marveled at how the white working class could vote against its own interests by supporting a billionaire businessman who is likely to support policies that cut taxes for the rich and weaken the country's social safety net.
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On Wednesday, already a few days after everyone marveled at her ability to coast through what seemed like the hardest Spin class on record, Grande back-posted a video to the app that she had recorded during rehearsals, Teen Vogue reported.
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In one newly released email exchange with Podesta, Tanden marveled at why the longtime Clinton team wasn't more forthcoming before the story broke that she used a private email server setup at home for her work as secretary of state.
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In Periscope posts from the event and in an interview with alt-right figurehead Stefan Molyneux, she defended the rally's organizers, praised white supremacist Richard Spencer, insulted the counterprotesters, and marveled at the "rising" of "white racial consciousness" she witnessed.
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I've marveled at the many beautiful cuts of cured meats that seem to work their way into every scene, and at James Gandolfini's sex appeal as he plays a murderer with a fully receded hairline who cheats on his wife.
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He marveled at what the Ryder Cup has become, with scores of corporate tents and close to 50,000 fans lining the greens and fairways singing, chanting and cheering from dawn until late afternoon as if this were a different sport altogether.
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Elway, who retired after leading Denver to back-to-back Super Bowl championships, said he marveled at the way Manning would go to the line of scrimmage and read defenses rather than do the reading as he dropped back to pass.
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By now you'll have read the statement released by Islington borough council and marveled at how in two flat, disaffected, cold pages of PDF, an entire way of being, an entire means of living, has been reduced to bureaucratic rubble.
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Ever since we marveled at Mei-Mei and Mei-Ian, America's first breeding pair of pandas, fumble around and fail to get it on back in the 210s, we've been amused by the giant panda's apparent ineptitude in the bedroom.
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Everybody at my table marveled, too, at the half-moons called clay pot dumplings: These tender wrappers of cooked egg folded over pork and water chestnuts are something like omelets crossed with pierogies that moved into a bowl of soup.
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Susan Credle, global chief creative officer of the agency FCB, marveled at the speed of the online backlash around the ad and said it showed the risks of wading into social commentary, especially during an event like the Super Bowl.
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Parker Bridwell, a starter who was 10-3 as a rookie last season, said Ohtani's pitches seemed to jump from his hand, and he marveled at Ohtani's variance in speed: a fastball near 100 miles an hour, a curveball under 70.
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For years, Layla's love for her mother, plus her stepfather's support, helped contain the anxiety wrought by the disorder of her home life, and Ms. Bradshaw marveled at the girl's inner strength and her ability to focus on the field.
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Ms. Morgan Lehman appreciated the large school system, as she had worried that her children might feel stifled by the smaller pool of children in a small town, and she marveled at how sophisticated Montclair was: It had an art museum!
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He marveled at the Ferrari test track at Fiorano, near Modena in northern Italy, comparing it to a NASA training site, with a private track, automated timekeepers, closed-circuit television facilities and an army of automotive engineers, fitters, technicians and administrators.
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Jonathan Van Meter, a contributing editor of Vogue and a friend of Ms. Rivers's, tells of bonding with Amy Schumer because she sees Ms. Rivers as a role model, and together they marveled at how well dressed she always was.
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While Chamberlain and the Yankees surely have no love for the midges and all the help they gave the Indians a decade ago, Fox marveled at the adaptability of all insects, and said she would never think of squashing a midge.
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" And finally, a television piece marveled at the BBC's coverage and noted, "Thanks to videotape and jet airplanes, pictures of live quality were shown on North American screens only six to seven hours after the event had occurred in London.
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NEIU board members, meanwhile, marveled over the optics of paying out big bucks for a speaker at a time when the school is preparing to curb operations just to survive, according to this audio of a board meeting last week.
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"It is like being alone in a dark room with a treasure chest full of rubies and nuggets and brocades," Sackville-West marveled in a letter to Woolf after reading the novel; this version lacks that sense of giddy extravagance.
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And it will also push us closer to answering the ultimate question about Saturn's rings, one that humans have wondered about since Galileo first marveled at them over 400 years ago: Where did they come from in the first place?
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" And, finally, a television piece marveled at the BBC's coverage and noted, "Thanks to videotape and jet airplanes, pictures of live quality were shown on North American screens only six to seven hours after the event had occurred in London.
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Toward the end of Wednesday's hourlong show, Mr. Watters and his fellow hosts marveled at a wild baseball play in which a base runner leapt over the catcher to score a run, then he segued abruptly into his vacation announcement.
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" More than anything, people with disabilities marveled at the wide range of proposals in a single document — a breadth Ms. Warren alluded to in a Twitter question-and-answer session when she declared, "All policy issues are disability policy issues.
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" Next to him was the film's director, Craig Brewer, who added that after the scene had ended and the star had left for a costume change, he looked around at his cast and marveled: "Do you know what we just saw?
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" Next to him was the film's director, Craig Brewer, who added that after the scene had ended and the star had left for a costume change, he looked around at his cast and marveled: "Do you know what we just saw?
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McIlroy flew home over Portmarnock during the final round of the 2003 Irish Open and marveled at the size of the crowd, and he reveled in being invited as a teenager to compete at home in 2005 at Carton House.
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During the subway tour on Monday — at least his third trip to the line in four days — Mr. Cuomo marveled at the work it took to dig the tunnels as he walked along the train tracks to the 72nd Street station.
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I marveled at the way he and Fred communicated through the piano, Costa following Fred's movements during taping, matching his expressions with a riff or a sequence of chords, shoulders up, right hand in the air on the high notes.
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"What is especially galling about the move is that it was apparently ordered by the White House over the objections of Attorney General William Barr, Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar and White House Counsel Pat Cipollone," marveled Stephen Vladeck.
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The outlandish political circumstances are not lost on people here: At a rally for Mr. Jones on Monday night, the basketball star Charles Barkley marveled at the sheer bizarreness of the race, voicing disbelief that Mr. Moore might still win.
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The menu reflects the grizzled tastes of another era: I pulled the meat and elastic tendon from pickled pig's feet, and marveled at hard-boiled pickled eggs, still tender, dyed purple with beet juice, smeared with nose-tingling hot mustard.
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As The New York Times's Yankees beat writer for most of his Blue Jays tenure, I had marveled at Halladay — the way he stoically baited elite hitters into tentative swings and never seemed satisfied unless he had worked nine innings.
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I have marveled at the brilliance of a show that takes "he said/she said" to a new level (a very sexy one at that), and emerged from hours of binge-watching in what I can only describe as a contemplative stupor.
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Meanwhile, indulging my love of royalty and spas, I've stepped aboard Queen Elizabeth's decommissioned royal yacht in Edinburgh, Scotland, marveled at the crown jewels at the Tower of London, and drooled my way through spa treatments in Zurich, Switzerland and Scottsdale, Arizona.
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It's unlikely that I was the only participant who marveled at the sight of the Communist Party's general secretary -- who once studied in the Soviet Union and edited his country's Communist Review -- calling for free trade at a bastion of market capitalism.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)When the Nvidia RTX 212070 GPU came out back in January, we marveled at its price (nearly twice its predecessors) and respected its performance (good but nothing spectacular), and if you decided to buy it, I am so sorry.
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While panting with exhaustion on the way up to Masada, I would occasionally pause to take in the absolutely ridiculous view that was rapidly appearing behind me — the same view that Roman warriors and ancient Jewish kings marveled at over 2,000 years ago.
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We were dazzled by beautiful images from space telescopes; marveled at the discovery of planets, stars and objects; were intrigued by a lunar mystery solved by missing Apollo mission data; and saw the first confirmed image of the birth of a planet.
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We marveled at the frescoes, evidence of the great wealth and sophistication of the Sogdians, the main caravan merchants of Central Asia from the fifth to the eighth centuries, who played a major role in bringing Buddhism to China and silk to Europe.
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He played in four All-Star Games during his seven years in the N.B.A. George Yardley, one of the league's finest jump shooters of the 26s and Hutchins's teammate with the Pistons, marveled at his play on both ends of the court.
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He marveled at the size of Drumstick ("Thirty-six pounds — that's a big bird"), admired the animal's appearance ("beautiful turkey"), praised the spot where the turkey would settle ("Gobbler's Rest, beautiful place") and the university that houses it ("Virginia Tech, tremendous school").
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Granato, who at the time led USA Hockey's National Team Development Program, marveled as Dhooghe — all 5-foot-2 of him — wove in and out of traffic and kept pace with his counterparts, some of whom had already started their professional careers.
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Trump marveled at how a photographer on the plane captured a $20 bill sticking out of his back pocket a day earlier and pulled out a wad of cash to explain to reporters how he likes to leave tips for hotel workers.
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According to the Record-Review, Clinton claimed that he'd received a call from Trump the day after the election, and he had marveled at how cordial Trump was after the divisive battle -- "like it was 15 years ago," he said, when they were socially friendly.
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And while a younger me — the one who lived paycheck to paycheck and once used a balance transfer to roll over credit card debt — would have marveled at my current situation, I'll admit that financial anxiety is still a big part of my life.
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Democrats on the intelligence committee pounced on Page's apparent contradictions and marveled at his stream-of-consciousness monologues that made ample use of the phrases "I can't recall" (72 times), "to the best of my recollection" (36 times), and "I don't recall" (24 times).
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Over the years he has marveled repeatedly — and publicly — over what a babe he finds Tiffany's older half sister, Ivanka, to be, suggesting on two of those occasions that if she weren't the fruit of his loins, she might be the candy on his arm.
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In his 1964 pilgrimage, less than a year before his assassination, black civil rights activist Malcolm X marveled at the "spirit of unity" between white and non-white Muslims -- he later disavowed many of his beliefs about racial separation on returning to the United States.
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As industrious a writer as he was an editor (John McPhee marveled that Gottlieb once read an 80,000-word article of his overnight, with cogent suggestions for improvements), Gottlieb has published biographical treatments of Sarah Bernhardt, Charles Dickens's children and the choreographer George Balanchine.
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He marveled at the size of Drumstick ("Thirty-six pounds — that's a big bird"), admired the animal's appearance ("beautiful turkey"), and praised the facility where the turkey would settle ("Gobbler's Rest, beautiful place") as well as the university that houses it ("Virginia Tech, tremendous school").
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And he was emotional, tearing up, for example, as he talked about how much he loves "Frozen," both as he imagined that it could be the first show to which he brings his younger son, and as he marveled at public vulnerability of its stars.
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Focusing on such matters showed that you were in touch with regular people; at the very least, it showed that, unlike George H.W. Bush, who marveled at the bar codes on groceries in 1992, you'd done your own shopping sometime in the last half-century.
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By 133, when she celebrated her 213th birthday, guests marveled that she had been born the year that Theodore Roosevelt began his second term as president, the year the Russo-Japanese War ended, the year Einstein worked out the theory of special relativity. Mrs.
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WINTERSET, Iowa — Almost exactly three years ago, Leila Schlenker marveled at the crowds at the Women's March in Des Moines, which drew more than 26,000 people to the grounds of the state capitol and reminded her of the large social protests of the 1960s.
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Michael Capasso, the impresario who put together the plan to reorganize City Opera and bring it out of bankruptcy — beating out several more-established suitors despite the doubts of some in the opera world — said that he marveled that things had come so far.
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I used a wet makeup sponge, blotted on the foundation (one pump was sufficient enough to cover my entire face) and marveled at how it melted into my skin, leaving behind a surprisingly sheer, soft real-skin matte finish that offered 24-hour coverage...how?
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Damariya Carlisle, age 9, jumped as an instructor hauled a crab pot onto the steel deck of the barge docked on the Elizabeth River, a Chesapeake tributary in Norfolk, Va. She marveled at the Atlantic blue crabs' claws but worried they might pinch her.
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That extreme celebritude aside, however, Mallon writes old-school Washington fiction in the Ward Just tradition, neither Gore Vidalian cynicism nor, despite its funny moments — at a Christopher Hitchens party, "John Edwards and Donatella Versace silently marveled at each other's appearance" — Chris Buckleyesque comedy.
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In her Facebook Live video from four months prior, Shanann marveled at how her relationship with Chris and the arrival of their girls had emerged from her deep despair over her diagnosis, which had led her to lose friends and quit her job at the time.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - World number two Rory McIlroy marveled at his long hitting off the tee after producing a fine five-under-par 67 to finish one shot behind leaders Trevor Fisher Junior and Keith Horne after the first round of the South African Open on Thursday.
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As I marveled at some of the towering robotic creatures found later in the game, I couldn't help but think of my time playing Xenoblade Chronicles X. Meanwhile, slowly stalking through enemy camps and turning enemies into allies reminded me of Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor.
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The environments are richly detailed (at one point I just stopped and marveled at the texture of the waves rolling beneath a landing platform), and the sound effects and music cues seamlessly re-create the mood and atmosphere of the films, selling the setting and atmosphere flawlessly.
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Mr. Branstad not only declined to bash Mr. Trump for his decision to hold a separate event in Des Moines at the same time as the debate, but he also marveled at what he described as the Trump phenomenon and predicted a record Republican turnout on Monday.
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At the same time, I marveled at some of the livelier entries and the eight unique ones, which include: ESPN RADIO, STONE COLD, KIT KAT, OSIRIS, VOICE COMMAND, WINDOWS PHONE, NARITA, CARDIGANS, ATM INSIDE, BEET SALAD, I'LL BITE, BOOK SCAN, WEST END, I SWEAR, CIABATTA and ONSCREEN.
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As Fisaha brought his story to a close, he marveled, there in the hotel restaurant, at the relative ease with which he had been granted asylum in Germany and told us how relieved he felt to no longer be regarded—at least officially—as an unwelcome presence.
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I embroidered during afternoon work breaks and in the evening, while watching bad TV. I learned how to keep my fabric just taut enough and marveled at the difference a millimeter of thread can make in evoking a nose or the tuning peg of a tiny violin.
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I've watched screaming couples lug massive suitcases across the cobblestones of Sicily, and seen tiny travelers miserably dwarfed by massive backpacks in train stations as often as I've marveled at surly ones in the street frantically gathering up acres of clothes from a broken rolling bag.
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A self-described "competition kid," Ms. Tatum was a backup dancer for Justin Timberlake and Ricky Martin before starring in the 2006 dance film "Step Up." She marveled at how TV dance shows have elevated the image of the dancer in the entertainment industry since she began.
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He did not hit a home run over the fence until his senior year of high school, and once had season tickets to Braves games at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium, where he marveled at the artistry of Atlanta's star pitchers — Greg Maddux, Tom Glavine and John Smoltz.
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While acknowledging that I have certainly been known to go on and on (and on) about a topic (or 10) that isn't for everyone, I have marveled for years at the ability of Bill and Zach to keep themselves whipped into an endlessly fiery All-N.
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Fans have President Trump to thank for inspiring this spoof after he reportedly marveled in a recent interview that Spicer's flub-filled White House press briefings practically rose to the level of soap-opera ratings — and are the reason Spicer will get to keep his White House job.
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"I just always marveled at this idea that if entrepreneurship of every economy, but especially the U.S. economy, how are we incentivizing young people to start businesses, let alone buy homes or start families or anything else, when they start their lives so deeply in debt," says Udashkin.
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But even while the audience marveled at the work and sweat Beyoncé put into what she was doing onstage, simultaneously it was possible to feel that it all just emerged from her with no real work on her part, that it was as unthought and natural as breathing.
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Amid all the anxieties, Thursday felt like a national holiday for Muslim America, or at least Muslim Twitter, where supporters posted emotional tributes to Omar and Tlaib, and marveled at the sight of black-and-white Palestinian keffiyehs and brightly colored Somali scarves in the halls of Congress.
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Some of Mr. Peres's most evocative descriptions are of his childhood in a wintry Polish shtetl, where he marveled over his first taste of a Jaffa orange, and of his voyage, at 11, with his mother and brother to what was then the British Mandate for Palestine in 1934.
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Many of the residents had voted for him, and as on a previous trip to hurricane-scarred Texas, where he marveled at the size of a crowd that had turned out for him, he mixed words of encouragement for their ruined houses with glee at their signs of support.
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Walsh and I marveled at the way the texture of the meat's crisp exterior was heightened by the silkiness of the gravy, at the way sweet and salty combined in the dish and at the manner in which the whole experience was so much greater than the parts.
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Setting aside the surreal succession disaster for Democrats ("Either a morally compromised governor will be in charge, or the [Republican] legislature will execute a kind of partisan coup," marveled David Leonhardt in The New York Times), the nation was once again struggling with the awful stain of racism.
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The Vatican, of course, was part of all this with its extraordinary history -- built on the foundations of Emperor Nero's palace -- and which became an integral part of the Renaissance, and inspired some of the world's most dazzling religious works of art that are still being marveled at.
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In a year when major media outlets marveled at the Reagan-esque simplicities of Ben Sasse's frayed bromides and J.D. Vance's dubious anecdotes, or extolled the visionary successes of Dollar General, Night in the Woods is better informed, more compassionate, and more important portrait of America than any of them.
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As Harry and Meghan wed, we marveled at the touching and decorous show of genuine love, of African-American traditions blending into the stodgiest of British ones -- a biracial American divorcee marrying a real-life prince; a promise that progress does happen and the world does change for the better.
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Roger Federer, who played mixed doubles for the first time in 15 years at Hopman Cup in January, said that the women he faced did not disguise the direction of their serves as well as most male opponents, but he marveled at the exceptional returning acumen of his partner, Belinda Bencic.
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Imagine if Clinton had held a Mr. Teen USA pageant and then marched unannounced into the changing area to ogle the young bodies as some were naked and, after doing the same thing at a Mr. USA pageant, marveled on a radio show at what she was allowed to get away with.
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Reviewing the film after its release, Roger Ebert marveled at its believable vision of a bleak future in which terrorist attacks, natural disasters, and wars have left Britain as one of the only semi-habitable places on Earth, held together by a police state; immigrants are flooding into the country, which is overstuffed already.
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I'll admit, my surgeon talked me through all of that, but as someone that had marveled over "before" and "after" pictures online (symmetrical noses I now realize were probably Photoshopped and obviously contoured – Kim, I'm looking at you) and had never actually been under the knife before, I convinced myself I'd be an exception.
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Still, hours before the vote, Schatz marveled at how the GOP could respond to major Democratic electoral victories over the past two months—a landslide in the Virginia gubernatorial election, and an upset for a Senate seat in Alabama—by passing an astoundingly unpopular bill that even neglects GOP-leaning voters in suburban swing districts.
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They marveled at how each had been on the verge of leaving Boulder just a week before they met, yet had decided against it: Mr. Reed had turned down a senior engineering position in Las Vegas, and Ms. Ilich had put off a plan to return to Northern California to pursue a graduate degree.
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We also toured the immaculately clean Metro stations and marveled at their gilded columns and frescoed walls, and caught a ballet performance of "Anna Karenina," based on the novel by Leo Tolstoy, at Mariinsky II, a concert hall that opened a few years ago as an addition to the original 19th-century Mariinsky Theater.
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This is the wall that fascinated Jorge Luis Borges, who marveled that the emperor who ordered the construction of the Great Wall of China also burned all of the books in his kingdom; and Pink Floyd, who put it on the cover of an album about a celebrity who dreams of becoming a dictator.
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Such types of music and other spiritual works of performance are often presented in the form of an iconic, bankable eccentric to be marveled at, or within the context of artificial scarcity in physical formats like vinyl or cassette that need to be excavated and reissued within the hoard of known Western canonical works.
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As I glanced up at the monument again, the sun glinting off its time-softened edges, I marveled at Gertrude's creation, her imagination and technical skills, and couldn't help wondering what my progressive great-grandmother would think of the current controversy and fissures surrounding Columbus — and other polarizing historical figures — in the United States today.
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He told ranking member Dianne FeinsteinDianne Emiel FeinsteinTrump administration urges Congress to reauthorize NSA surveillance program The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death Juan Williams: We need a backlash against Big Tech MORE (D-Calif.) that he wished he could answer her questions more fully, and marveled at Sen.
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MARACAIBO, Venezuela (Reuters) - While playing for Venezuela in baseball's Little League World Series in the United States last month, 12-year-old Adrian Salcedo ate tacos and Chick-fil-A, donned a virtual reality headset to envision himself hitting home runs in big league ballparks and marveled at the lush grass of the fields.
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Police officers in business casual attire, mindful of the lucrative investigative jobs open to former law enforcement officers, marveled at how easily insurers were able to obtain the kind of private information that law enforcement can get only with a court order — bank and phone records, for example — thanks to policy contracts that require customers to cooperate with investigations.
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We Finally Think We Know What Caused Pluto's Weird, Bumpy PlainsEver since New Horizons zipped past Pluto in July, we've marveled over the dwarf planet's complex…Read more ReadThat's the latest wacky hypothesis on our favorite dwarf planet's most charismatic feature, which New Horizons researchers presented at the recent Lunar and Planetary science conference in The Woodlands, Texas.
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During one peaceful moment, I'd marveled at the way I could pick up newspapers and plates off the counter and flip them over in my hands, or the way the series' signature Pip-Boy device floated a bit down from where I held the left-hand controller almost as if I really wore it on my wrist.
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I passed under a medieval gate marking one of the entrances into the Old Town, and marveled at the Bulgarian Revival architecture from the dying days of Ottoman rule in the 19th century: pastel facades with second floors supported by wooden beams; intricately painted ceilings; windows that could be thrown open on crisp, spring days like this one.
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In one tidy little aria before a Nats game in July, he marveled to me over the sweeping impact of "the shift," the game's current bête noire, a tiny tweak in baseball's pH — one middle infielder moving just 50 feet to the right or left, overloading one side with three gloves — that has disrupted a century of balance.
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" But even as he took issue with the president's framing, Mr. King marveled at how the president has bent the discourse to his own views, transforming the term "deep state" into "almost a metaphor for a group in society that doesn't understand real people, forgotten people, and are willing to use their power to stop Trump.
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Best line: "He waxed rhapsodic about the dark-chocolate nonpareils ("you don't find these just anywhere") in a northern New Hampshire candy store ... He marveled that moose could keep their heads up with antlers so big, and expressed joy at the most mundane parts of campaigning, like the discovery that he was on C-SPAN." http://bit.
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Per my well-established routine, I had finished my period of wandering aimlessly — my wife makes all the big food decisions — and had assumed my usual station near the hand-cut smoked fish, where I marveled at the practiced skill of the men in white coats who smoothly slice paper-thin sheets of that precious food.
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At the time I marveled at how a group of athletes who tend to measure success so rigidly, who generally buy into the belief that they are what their scores say they are, rallied to give a farewell befitting a giant to Jarrod, a journeyman whose highest finish in 238 P.G.A. Tour starts was a tie for fourth.
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" Vlad Savov marveled at the ease of which he could navigate the bigger S8 Plus, perhaps assisted by "the distinct averageness" of his hands: "Yes, reaching the top of the S8 Plus to pull down the notification shade requires a readjustment of my grip, but the phone's sides are so nicely contoured that I do that switch unconsciously and with little effort.
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In remarks alongside Macron during a New York trip to the United Nations, Trump marveled at the "military might" on display in Paris for Bastille Day and said seeing the parade inspired him to do something similar in the U.S. "Because of what I witnessed, we may do something like that on July 4th in Washington down Pennsylvania [Avenue]," Trump said.
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He appeared in the seminal graffiti and hip-hop film "Wild Style"; he rapped on the single "Beat Bop," a collaboration with K-Rob and Jean-Michel Basquiat; he had a cameo in the Jim Jarmusch movie "Stranger Than Paradise"; and he hosted parties in the Battle Station, where luminaries from the music and art world marveled at his artwork.
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In remarks alongside Macron during a New York trip to the United Nations, Trump marveled at the "military might" on display in Paris for Bastille Day and said seeing the parade inspired him to do something similar in the U.S. "Because of what I witnessed, we may do something like that on July 28503th in Washington down Pennsylvania [Avenue]," Trump said.
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At a breakfast event last week for Senator Tom Cotton, Republican of Arkansas, Mr. Kelly marveled that Mr. Trump had spent a long time the day before on the phone with Bill Belichick, the New England Patriots coach, talking about the status of Tom Brady, the star quarterback, according to two people familiar with his remarks, one of whom was present.
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Because detention facilities are overcrowded due to the surge in families arriving at the border, most are released within a matter of days and allowed to pursue their asylum cases while living and working in the U.S. "They said Donald Trump was not going to let the migrants pass, and was going to deport everyone there, but it was completely the opposite," he marveled.
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On the day she was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, I marveled at the diversity of her admirers — from a woman I used to date who, facing pressure from her conservative Southern family, went back into the closet and married a man to my partner's mom, a retired Wyomingite who credits Ellen for making her own child's coming-out easier for her to understand and accept.
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He marveled at the "happy accident" of the current TV boomlet and the "inconceivable" eruption of multiple-billion-dollar global movie franchises; suggested that the music business is going to follow the movie business and move toward "windowed" releases, which will make it harder to hear new music for free on Spotify and YouTube; and talked about the evolution of Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel's management skills.
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But writing in The New York Times, David Wasserman, the House editor for the Cook Political Report, marveled at the disparity between the House and Senate races this cycle, noting that while the GOP faces potentially steep losses in densely populated House districts, Republicans could pick up several seats in the Senate with candidates running in red and rural states where the president's policies are popular.
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I have often looked at photographs of writers in their elegant book-lined studies and marveled at what seems to me a mirage of sorts, the near-perfect alignment of seeming with being, the convincing illusion of mental processes on public display, as though writing a book were not the work of someone capable of all the shame and deviousness and coldheartedness in the world.
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I know that the Louisiana Purchase Lewis and Clark marveled at is where the United States government would shoo some of my forebears when they were spat out of the East, and that even though a fourth of them died along the way, the Cherokee Nation still has the largest population of any American Indian tribe, close to 360,000 enrolled members, and I am one of them.
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And then he flashed to Mike Morrison and marveled out loud about how with so much on his young mind, all those hitters to deal with, the burden of carrying his wobbling team to its first win of the year, and with maybe his own future somehow in the balance, he had still remembered his manager and waded through the chaos to deliver him that winning ball.
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" Trump's trip drew criticism for some of his rhetoric — he said FEMA Administrator Brock Long had "become very famous on television over the last couple of days" and marveled at how Harvey sounds "innocent" but isn't, and made no mention of any victims — and the rally-style response to a large crowd of supporters the president acknowledged by uttering in amazement, "What a crowd, what a turnout!
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Boot has, understandably, received a fair amount of criticism for his sudden revelations from the right — who marveled at how he went so long without reading the work of the conservative movement's biggest names — and from some on the left, who wondered whether Boot's decision to leave the Republican Party will have any lasting ramifications on a party that may already be too far gone.
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The monsters in Valfaris are just as varied as the environments While at first this was a little frustrating because I'm the kind of person that likes to explore 100% of these kinds of games, I got used to it pretty quickly and fell into the rhythm of pushing forward relentlessly, never looking back as I marveled at the beautifully rendered environments and slayed tons of enemies and bosses.
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