It meant a lot to me and I know it meant a lot to my dad.
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"It meant a lot to our family, and it would have meant a lot to Dad," Bob Casper said.
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Sharing my story meant a lot to me and as it turns out, it meant a lot to other people too.
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"You can tell this game meant a lot to him, and it meant a lot to us as well," said Minnesota goalkeeper Devan Dubnyk, who stopped 216 shots.
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It meant a lot to have you there that morning!
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The magazine has meant a lot to many in Australia.
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"To hear her say that meant a lot to me."
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Just being a part of this campaign meant a lot.
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His visit has meant a lot to the staff, too.
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" Adds Gracie: "It meant a lot to meet a Prince.
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Pollack said the letter "meant a lot" to his family.
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Watching fans come together meant a lot to Fifth Harmony.
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And it meant a lot to have my mom there.
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It meant a lot more because I was like thirteen.
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For the outspoken comedian, it meant a lot to her.
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I realized logos meant a lot at a young age.
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It was really great, and it meant a lot to me.
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And being in New York, that meant a lot of people.
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"Of course he meant a lot to me," Ness Rideout said.
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"They meant a lot to me and still do," he wrote.
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It meant a lot to me to see her so happy.
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Because — trans kids — it could have meant a lot to them.
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"He meant a lot to a lot of people," he said.
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But the justice part has meant a lot of painful things.
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" Bradley said after the game, "It meant a lot to me.
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Being buried here with his friends meant a lot to him.
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"It meant a lot to all of us," Kelly told the Pilot.
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" Ronald Miller, 60 "He meant a lot to me through my father.
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So that meant a lot of people were home, cold, and bored.
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I have three kids and this just meant a lot to me.
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So she was a revelation, and she meant a lot to them.
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"This goal meant a lot to us," Thai coach Nuengrutai Srathongvian said.
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He is a man who meant a lot of things to people.
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I know it's not that, but it meant a lot to people.
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That meant a lot to Rebecca Bean, 31, of Wisconsin Dells, Wis.
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The fact that she took it out last night meant a lot.
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That is a class move, and it meant a lot to us.
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For my winter-focused packing list, that meant a lot of layers.
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"Albert's opinion meant a lot more to me than the teachers' did."
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History has always meant a lot to Saint Laurent — history and continuity.
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But it meant a lot more nerves on a night like Tuesday.
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For me to take that step forward, it meant a lot to me.
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"That meant a lot for him to be in the film," Cooper added.
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It meant a lot to me personally to finally make his wish happen.
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For Johnson, whose football career never fully took off, Ballers meant a lot.
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Plus, he took a picture with everyone — which Bourdain said meant a lot.
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At Byron Lars Beauty Mark, the opening was simple, but meant a lot.
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So that really meant a lot to me and it really touched me.
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The constant phone calls and texts to check on us meant a lot.
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But he just had a sip, and it meant a lot to him.
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That meant a lot because I don't get to see her a lot.
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" Bell added that Cruz's and Kasich's personal presence on Wednesday "meant a lot.
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"It just meant a lot to our family to have that," he said.
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But relative to the economy, $1.5 billion meant a lot more in 1918.
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"Carrie Fisher meant a lot to me," Fey said in a statement to Time.
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My grandparents meant a lot to me and helped shape who I am today.
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I was hoping that baby would make it, it would have meant a lot.
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With Corvo, I tried to go full stealth, which meant a lot of quicksaves.
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It always meant a lot having him there in my life at that age.
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It was an exciting evening for all of us, and it meant a lot.
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To know that she had followed my work with I Weigh meant a lot.
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She was generous, saying it meant a lot to her that I had come.
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Art meant a lot to me from the get-go, especially the Egyptian rooms.
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"People were, on the whole, so supportive, which really meant a lot," she said.
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"It meant a lot to me that everybody was able to come this way."
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It meant a lot to slow down and look around and just be together.
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And she spoke about how her Mimi and grandpa meant a lot to her.
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"For me, as a mom, the people around us have meant a lot," she says.
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Sylvia: Blimey, it seems to have meant a lot to music journalists of your generation.
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"This may not mean anything, but it meant a lot to me," he tells PEOPLE.
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"Borderline meant a lot to us before Route 91, and ever more afterwards," she said.
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As pop culture figures yourself, what were some moments that meant a lot to you?
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"It meant a lot to me that this film had that [song]," the actress said.
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I think we got their approval and I think that meant a lot to everybody.
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I know it would have meant a lot to me, as a younger person, especially.
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He was such a great guy who meant a lot to a lot of people.
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That meant a lot more chances to get the science wrong, or to lose readers.
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That meant a lot fewer infected — you choke off this thing's ability to find susceptibles.
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But it meant a lot, she said, that Mr. Trump had come to their complex.
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For that reason, Planned Parenthood is an organization that has meant a lot to me.
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"It meant a lot, in ways you can't even put into words," Dial told WBMA.
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"It lets you know he (Newton) wanted me here and that meant a lot," said Oher.
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In fact, they needed two different fonts for each alphabet, which meant a lot of searching.
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Their significant other posted a short message because the forum meant a lot to this person.
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"It really, really meant a lot to me," Hughes told GMA of the time she received.
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What Carrie Ann said about how the dance made her feel meant a lot to me.
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That's meant a lot of trial and error as I exchange one failed experiment for another.
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That one would've meant a lot to us, but we'll just have to keep after it.
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Ivan wasn't that old but a few years' gap meant a lot more around that age.
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He received a small trophy that may or may not have meant a lot to him.
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"It meant a lot to be able to see him," Mr. Heslin said in an interview.
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A headline like that on the front page of newspapers meant a lot to the community.
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"Michael told me how proud he was of me and that meant a lot," said Kalisz.
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"I could tell it meant a lot to them that I was there," Ms. Bailey said.
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"He's meant a lot to a lot of the guys in the dressing room," Henrique said.
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A lot of brands wouldn't lend back then, so it meant a lot that she chose me.
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She was part of very special moments in my life that really meant a lot to me.
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For me personally, it meant a lot because I was headed to D.C. for Trans Lobby Day.
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You meant a lot to many people, and I'm happy to be included somewhere in that group.
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But the network had yet to appear, and, unfortunately, the long delay meant a lot of competition.
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For us to send him back out in the eighth meant a lot to him, I'm sure.
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For a long time they meant a lot to me because I was pretty mad about him.
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In a social media landscape that can be all talk and no action, that meant a lot.
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Financially, he was still underwater, which meant a lot of grunt work to keep the lights on.
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Cleary said that knowing about Browne and Platt meant a lot to him and other transgender players.
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This is the biggest tournament in the world and to win here meant a lot for me.
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He wanted me to know it meant a lot to him to have me as a friend.
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For Taira Davis, an ex-Marine and a police officer of 20 years, it meant a lot.
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And ultimately, legalisation meant a lot of price and product competition when it came to capturing customers.
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His presence also meant a lot to people who didn't even get to take a picture with him.
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To create a snapshot of something that meant a lot to us that one time, and also, now.
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To have a man of his stature rise up and befriend me, it meant a lot to me.
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When Kennedy — an Irish Catholic — was elected president in 1960, it meant a lot to other ethnic communities.
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"What an incredible honor, that meant a lot," DiCaprio said after receiving a standing ovation from the crowd.
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It meant a lot to me to talk to Lemmy…to meet someone that you look up to.
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This meant a lot of multicultural clubs, a jarring resurgence of ballroom dance, and shit tons of reggae.
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" As far as getting cheered away from home, Booker said, "That meant a lot, especially here in Boston.
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"We wanted to pick something that meant a lot to us and had family history," Ballinger went on.
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And those are people who I liked their music, too, so it meant a lot coming from them.
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The Vanguard has always meant a lot to this group, which began around the turn of the millennium.
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He was glad to be by her side at her grandmother's funeral — that meant a lot to him.
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He actually meant a lot to his family and friends and we just think justice should be served.
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It really meant a lot to me that you took your time off and come to my prom.
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McKnight played for the Trojans from 2007 to 2009 ... and clearly meant a lot to the program. R.I.P.
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The move was met with public support from then-Cleveland Cavaliers player James, which meant a lot to Love.
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Much like that fierce storm, this year's bomb cyclone's high tides and fierce winds meant a lot of flooding.
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"It meant a lot to me for the colors to look great on every skin tone and body type."
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So getting their businesses and neighborhoods on the map meant a lot to them symbolically as well as practically.
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This is a 45 "You" that meant a lot to me kind of when I was around 16, 17.
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Being a woman candidate meant a lot more in 20183 on the Democratic side than ever before, for example.
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"It meant a lot to me, because I knew my first-day performance was not my best," McCusker said.
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"This one meant a lot to us," the Thailand coach, Nuengruetai Srathongvian, said with some understatement after the match.
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"This young man meant a lot to a lot of us for different reasons and different ways," Rubio said.
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Another thing that meant a lot to me was seeing so many different people of color in the crowd.
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"Smoking meant a lot to her sometimes," he wrote in "Thanks for the Light," about a lonely traveling saleswoman.
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Thank you very much for your support, it has meant a lot to myself and everyone here at Nomiku.
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The couple told Insider that sharing the city they love with their friends and family meant a lot to them.
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"That date always meant a lot to us and we always said we were gonna get it done," Turner explains.
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"But he knew it meant a lot to me and my family," she added of his opinion on the dress.
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It meant a lot to me," Williams tells CNBC Make It. "It's about change and I'm not good with change.
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"He's been very caring and it's meant a lot to her to have him by her side," the insider added.
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Raudo: The fest ran for a decade in the early aughts, and each edition obviously meant a lot to us.
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But a friend told me this thing [about a] concept that describes something that really meant a lot to me.
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Growing up in the military meant a lot of my childhood was spent in cycles of packing and unpacking boxes.
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So this is my first time on the QE2 but it very nearly meant a lot to me as well.
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That meant a lot of sheets for Mr. Powley to change, and so he is currently listing only the taxi.
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"Something so simple as projections, cameras, and an internet connection bringing people together has meant a lot," said Lozano-Hemmer.
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Those slow starts have meant a lot of weekend scrambling, which has produced several dramatic late charges up the leaderboard.
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Their support and some of those things that they said coming off that last green meant a lot to me.
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So the fact that Victoria's Secret supports me in what I have to say really meant a lot to me.
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I worked on games like Burnout and Black, and those meant a lot to me but not in this way.
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Just based on the anniversary posts alone, you can tell that the show has meant a lot to the cast members.
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For him to have his opportunity and to take advantage of it like that meant a lot to all of us.
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He just really put his feelings aside and knew what my grandma would want – that really meant a lot to me.
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When Obama's letter came through in May, it was a strong statement that meant a lot to Grace and her family.
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While there isn't a clear indication that these dolls are meant to be queer, they still meant a lot to people.
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For this book, the Forgotten Woods interview meant a lot to me, because it's probably the last interview they'll ever do.
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I learned gay music actually meant a lot more than that—for instance, that punk wouldn't have happened without LGBTQ musicians.
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And just to come out and play well and make an impact on the game, you know, it meant a lot.
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In the early days, the time it took to render effects meant a lot of late nights in an edit room.
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"That really meant a lot to me," he said adding it made him want to reconsider his relationship with them. Rep.
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That meant a lot of people would have to spend a lot of hours doing the tedious work of tagging photos.
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"He's meant a lot to us," Mets Manager Terry Collins said, adding that Cabrera had occasionally played through a bothersome knee.
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I was going to be the first in my household to graduate from college — and it meant a lot to them.
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For Officer Hamer, that's meant a lot of so-called "dad jokes," the pun-heavy sort that makes children's eyes roll.
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In his interview, Lansakara spent some time revealing his passion for graphic design and why it meant a lot to him.
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That meant a lot of the information that used to come to us dried up [after Bolton became national security adviser].
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Set It Up Netflix's rom-com Set It Up meant a lot to me, and surprisingly, not in the romantic sense.
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There was an outpouring of support for the Bush family after the 41st president died, which Hager previously revealed meant a lot.
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So, instead, I went to Whole Foods and bought all the fall foods I could, which really meant a lot of squash.
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Definitely one of my favorites, and recording it meant a lot to me because it was the first time I did vocals.
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But she said that she had strong friendships, and one exceptionally close comrade meant a lot to Narr during her teen years.
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"Made in America" has meant a lot of things over the years, and it can mean different things depending on your perspective.
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The concept of transfiguration came also along the way, while pitching ideas and we felt the word meant a lot to us.
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Finding out that some things differentiate you from other people, from those who just feel down sometimes, meant a lot to me.
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This meant a lot of confusion for families, who might have some kids in a household on Medicaid, and others on CHIP.
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I really enjoy the fact that that album meant a lot to him as a person and not just the music industry.
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I didn't know what to do because braids meant a lot to me, and they kept telling me to take them out.
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That meant a lot of Chicago Bulls games, because of Michael Jordan, and Cubs games because of the Dominican star Sammy Sosa.
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Out in the mainstream, that message meant a lot to women who are now millennials and Gen Z. They take it very seriously.
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Those words meant a lot, especially to me: About one in every 10 women is diagnosed with PCOS — and I'm one of them.
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At first, this meant a lot of wave shooters that locked players in one place or let them move between a few spots.
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Hearing him open up and tell me that he was immature and maybe not the best person in past relationships meant a lot.
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"For her to come do that and just make me laugh and feel a little better about myself meant a lot," said Selby.
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After all, our one-on-one meant a lot to me, so I wanted to see if we could get back on track.
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"I just always think about what would I have needed as a kid, what would have meant a lot to me?" she added.
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Mystifier meant a lot to me because it took so long to make happen—I think I started talking to them in 60.
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But we're all adults here and know that it meant a lot more than that to the 17-year-old in the show.
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His low-and-away toss to his fellow reliever Nate Jones won't affect a box score, but it meant a lot for Farquhar.
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He was eight years older than me, but he was also young...We meant a lot to each other and we always will.
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So if you went into the Air Force in those days, certainly at my level, intelligence meant a lot about targeting, all right?
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As mentioned, a lot of the previous Monster Hunter games involved a lot of flitting between areas, which meant a lot of load screens.
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At the evening portion of our date, it meant a lot to me that Robby was so forth coming with how he was feeling.
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The victory clearly meant a lot to the 36-year-old, who will bring the curtain down on his career at the Madrid Open.
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" She continues to say, "It's meant a lot because I don't know that we understand how much images affect us and change our perspectives.
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Eugeniusz Tyrajski of the insurgent&aposs association said it meant a lot to the veterans that their struggles and sacrifices have not been forgotten.
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"I don't think that a few people's opinions should be able to take away something that meant a lot to a lot of people."
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It meant a lot to me that they were willing to step up and tell the truth about what happened and what they observed.
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It has a lot of his personal poetry in it and just meant a lot because Gummo and Kids are my two favorite films.
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I said that I thought her books meant a lot to readers, who would understand them better by hearing what she had to say.
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Mostly that meant a lot of "holas," but we were also followed for blocks, and Melanie said that multiple men hissed in her face.
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I had some deep talks with everyone, and their support meant a lot to me and it was something that I needed to hear.
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"There's not a lot of diversity in the people running for president, so that's something that really meant a lot to me," said Cano.
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For Sunday's Golden Globes, that meant a lot of talk about the massive Australian bushfires, which are likely fueled in part by climate change.
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Doing a story about a murder that happened in 2005 meant a lot of nonworking phone numbers, unreturned calls and knocks that went unanswered.
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That is until Google researcher Ian Beer tweeted this out on Tuesday:As Motherboard points out, this simple message meant a lot to the jailbreak community.
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The split, as well as a spinoff of some software assets, has meant a lot of changes for workers at Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Whitman said.
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"It meant a lot for me, especially her parents coming from such a background, and her going into such a high profession," Dr. Mantrala said.
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You really meant a lot to me, you maybe didn't know all I was going through but your companionship was very important in my life.
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The warm welcome that you gave us at that important moment in our lives meant a lot to us – and we have never forgotten it.
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I've been MIA for years and for them to make an effort and really do what they can to be there just meant a lot.
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That song meant a lot to me too growing up, because I am from a small town, and that song described everything that we did.
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"The one thing Luke did — not the one thing, but something that really meant a lot to me was he gave amazing hugs," Green recalled.
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The stressful time-based structure was polarizing at the time, which meant a lot of people never got to know Zelda's most interesting, nuanced world.
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Moving From Concept to Customer Logistically, the move meant a lot more than simply having G log on from his new base in Guatemala City.
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To put it in terms that meant a lot more at the time, Spielberg has delivered an above-the-fold story, from start to -30-.
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There was a sizable gap between the bottom of the curtain and the edge of the shower, which meant a lot of water splashed out.
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Growing the brand has meant a lot of 14-hour days, with Bodrug working on her laptop on the couch while her boyfriend watches movies.
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"Dora meant a lot to me growing up, because I grew up with her," actress Isabela Moner told CNN at the movie's Los Angeles premiere.
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I had decided to reach out to the author of a book that had meant a lot to me, something I had never done before.
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But Reese â€" being the sweet, professional, angelic mom that she is â€" offered her sincerest thanks, saying the action meant a lot to her.
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Vibe checks elude a precise definition, which meant a lot of people were really confused about what it meant and probably failed their vibe checks.
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We asked some of our favorite writers to eulogize the brands that meant a lot to them, which breathed their last in the past decade.
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I was surprised to discover that the experiences had subtle but important differences that meant a lot to my self-confidence and emotional well-being.
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"Working with Children's Health Fund has meant a lot to us because that's going to help these kids grow up to have happy lives," Noah says.
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Obviously as you can see and everybody else the fans really enjoyed what I did here for those years and it meant a lot to me.
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"I got a lot of joy out of seeing people smile and feel good about how they looked, it meant a lot to them," Henry says.
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Being a high-spirited, borderline ADHD case, this meant a lot of agonizing afternoons for her as I pounded round our basement flat with my walkman.
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"It meant a lot to her to know that maybe she helped to empower people who were in the same situation she was in," she said.
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Obviously, John meant a lot to the cast and crew ... and we're told everyone was released after a half day's work on the day John died.
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We picked the song "Bring Em In" because Propagandhi had already taken 'I Am A Rifle,' but also because it meant a lot to me personally.
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For students who never thought anyone was watching out for them, it has meant a lot for the university to say, 'We want you to graduate.
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Clearly, he meant a lot to Sanu who reached out to famed cleat artist Dez Customs and asked for something special to honor the legendary actor.
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I said, 'Do not tiptoe in this game,' and I shared that story, and that meant a lot, because you have to go into these games.
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That meant a lot of lime and sodas, a healthier bank balance than ever before, and—to my surprise—absolutely no change to my social life.
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"It meant a lot to me that when the rubber met the road she still said, 'I want you to be in my wedding,'" he said.
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"It's an honor to be up there, getting closer and closer to and already passing names that meant a lot to me growing up," Lundqvist said.
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Agatha and I employed this strategy somewhat begrudgingly, because a lot of small checks meant a lot of owners and a lot of future relationship management.
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"It meant a lot to me," said Love, who has the ball at home on his dresser until he finds a more permanent place for it.
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"What drew me to the project was that Jungle Book meant a lot to me as a child and I had never done voiceover before," she says.
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He opened up about issues that aren't the easiest to talk about and it meant a lot to know he trusted me enough to share these things.
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Means a lot to me for you guys to take time out of y'all busy schedule and I know it meant a lot to my kids too!
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Speaking to WJHL after the ceremony, Johnson's aunt Susan Breeden expressed her appreciation for the kind gesture and said the ceremony meant a lot to his family.
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"It meant a lot to have most of my sisters there because they both flew in from Georgia, which is like a four-hour flight," she said.
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"It meant a lot to have most of my sisters there because they both flew in from Georgia, which is like a four-hour flight," she says.
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It meant a lot to me when the woman gave it to me but it meant even more to be able to give it to someone else.
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That's a very clichéd statement, but for me it meant a lot to sit in a room and jive to the same dance song as somebody else.
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I know it meant a lot to the President, who saw it not as a "public relations event" but as his sacred obligation as commander in chief.
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"I didn't have nobody there with me, and just in the moment of time being in that car with her—that really meant a lot," Naomi said.
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After the interview concluded, she went desk to desk, greeting every staffer — something that people working for Brown said meant a lot to them at the time.
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" As for facing Darvish for the first time in the major leagues, Girardi said, "I'm sure it meant a lot to him to go toe to toe.
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"Because of Andrew and his family, this game meant a lot to our team," said Martin, who helped the Bulldogs out-rebound the Red Storm, 42-31.
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Next to letting Westeros be an actual tyrant-free democracy, it would have meant a lot to see a woman on the throne who wasn't mad or evil.
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That meant a lot of travel to some pretty interesting places, setting up structures to bring all the information together, and the crucial part, the experienced human element.
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It's meant a lot to hear from some early readers who are effected, who could relate—some are adopted, some are Asian American, some come from complicated families.
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"It meant a lot to me to see all the messages from people saying that my post made them go call or see their grandparents," Harmon told CNN.
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And Mr. Bush has lent his presence to occasions that meant a lot to the president, like the 50th anniversary of the civil rights march in Selma, Ala.
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"Having him back has meant a lot to the university, athletic department and Michigan football in ways that can be measured: wins, ticket sales and donations," Manuel said.
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In the summer, he called Gueye, outlining his vision of what his role would be in Tuchel's team, a personal touch that meant a lot to the player.
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Are you picking a game because it meant a lot to you, or are you picking a game because it's important, and it its presence is a symbol?
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It meant a lot to him to work at PRIDE , and give back to the same Head Start program that had helped him when he was a kid.
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I thought it would have to wait until after I was done competing, and to take that step just meant a lot for me and my mental well-being.
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And it meant a lot to me for my work to be covered by the New York Times—even as I was I was being evicted from my apartment.
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"I remember one night we were hanging out and he told me that he thought my body was perfect and that really meant a lot to me," she says.
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A friend of the singer recently told PEOPLE that the performance meant a lot to Bieber, especially as he continues to work on his mental health and attend therapy.
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He spent his late teens and twenties immersed in the film repertory culture of New York, which meant a lot of time watching ponderous black-and-white films indoors.
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"Post-Brexit, it's meant a lot more meetings, more phone calls and a lot more travel," said Eoghan Murphy, the minister tasked with promoting Ireland as a financial centre.
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"What an incredible honor, wow that meant a lot," said DiCaprio as he took the stage to a loud and long ovation from the crowd at the Beverly Hilton.
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We were the same age, which meant a lot when we were in our early 20s and all the rock luminaries on the scene had ten years on us.
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"When I was in rehab [my dad] said, 'We always knew you were going to be a success,' and that meant a lot to me," Kevin said to PEOPLE.
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"One of our other thoughts was that the tax code change meant a lot of deductions were going away, but not for maintenance against rental income," Mr. Park said.
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But, in one of those twists of life one could never plan, Tom Daschle's loss meant a lot of very talented staff were suddenly looking for jobs when Sen.
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King said on Facebook that the gesture meant a lot to her and the family, especially because it prevented Ryan from feeling left out and missing the class trip.
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The set was made for children, but it meant a lot to Ms. López, who until then had done her homework on the bed, the bus or the subway.
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She claims Madonna tried to play the sympathy card by telling Prince she was in the middle of divorcing Sean Penn ... and the song meant a lot to her.
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"I think some of the sweetest comments were from other queer Bengali femmes, who said seeing queerness expressed with Asian bridal garments meant a lot to them," Haque explains.
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What meant a lot to me was parents writing and being like, 'My girl is 14 years old and trying to [model], and I'm so happy you are doing this.
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"Joey plays through a lot of nagging things, so for him to say it's pretty sore meant a lot to me," Rangers manager Chris Woodward told reporters after Wednesday's game.
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In an era where capital has been abundant and investors are flush with liquidity to orchestrate deals, that meant a lot left on the table that the company was ignoring.
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It would have meant a lot to me when I was, say, 12, to know of someone in a band and think they were cool and know they were out.
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When he shatters an ornament that meant a lot to his mom, she's crushed, but Jack is clueless until a fairy grants him all his wishes for more, more, more.
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The call for social distancing meant a lot of canceled plans -- from big events like parties or vacations, to smaller gatherings like religious services, brunch with friends or workout classes.
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In this case, Trump's stirring words — while they surely meant a lot to those who heard them — ultimately fell short because of the nature of the man himself and his presidency.
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Because social media is so important to the girls, who were both still teenagers at the time, the love and support from viewers around the world meant a lot to them.
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"To be the youngest honoree this evening was not only extremely special but it meant a lot to share this with you all," Brown wrote in an Instagram story last night.
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One from Miami Beach last year when I went skinny dipping with someone I really like, and it meant a lot to me and I'm always thinking back on that image.
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" Related: Decisive Win for Trump in Nevada Means Soul Searching for Cruz and Rubio Trump himself acknowledged that he "was not big on endorsements" but Christie's endorsement "really meant a lot.
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All the violence and tragedy aside, our study clearly demonstrates that family unity and care meant a lot for these people, some 5,000 years ago, both in life and in death.
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White is a huge music fan -- his office is filled with memorabilia -- so to have the stars from "No Doubt" and The Eagles in the house meant a lot to him.
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"It meant a lot to me to know that outside my mom, someone who knew me so intimately believed in my dreams and my ability to accomplish them," Gilmer told CNN.
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While Shatner was casual and relaxed on-stage (no surprise, since he's reportedly making 31 convention appearances this year), it was clear that his presence meant a lot to the audience.
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I guess we thought this meant a lot to my dad, even as kids, that he was taking the time to feed us and cook for us, so we choked them down.
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"I remember that episode because it really meant a lot to me," Doherty said of the episode where her character had to undergo a biopsy for a lump found in her breast.
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" Her brother, Jared Hankins, a sophomore on the Lawrence North boys high school basketball team, told the Indy Star that his sister meant a lot to him and "was my role model.
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I only had one line but it meant that I had to be at rehearsals every Sunday for two months, which meant a lot of time sitting in the corridor doing nothing.
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"Max's Abeula came all the way from Argentina to be a part of the day," Jillian told Insider, so catering part of the ceremony to her meant a lot to the couple.
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It was touching to me and it always meant a lot to me to play that song because it's a song about my grandmother who I loved dearly and who passed away.
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"Of course it was awesome seeing everyone and socializing with family I don't get to see often, but being able to celebrate each other meant a lot to me," she told Insider.
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"That's the thing that kind of shocked me the most — it meant a lot to us as players, but realizing it was all about the fans' experiences more than ours," Montgomery said.
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To defuse that and to use it in a way of camaraderie, and to take the power out of it in that moment is something that meant a lot to me personally.
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Despite the fact that Time labeled him as president of the "Divided States of America," Trump told NBC's Today show receiving the title was a "great honor" that "meant a lot" to him.
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I was a part of that whole operation and that meant a lot to me, to be involved with everything -- all the care, with legwork, just because I just loved it so much.
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"My Olympic moment from the individual event was that I was really able to enjoy my skating, and so that meant a lot to me and I didn't portray that accurately," she added.
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"My Olympic moment from the individual event was that I was really able to enjoy my skating, and so that meant a lot to me and I didn't portray that accurately," she says.
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It's amicable and while they both accept that it's time, they're still kind of sad because this is the end of an important union that has meant a lot to both of them.
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Not Just 'Crazy' For the father, our patient, it's meant a sacrifice that may sound trivial, but meant a lot to him: He's had to give up running, his favorite form of exercise.
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I would have loved, had Howard Dean been elected, to see his wife continuing to practice medicine, for example (even if it meant a lot of Secret Service agents wandering around in scrubs).
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I didn't even have a Chaturbate account at that point, I just "creeped" her room, but every time, she would bring a smile to my face, and that meant a lot to me.
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For most of us, social distancing has meant a lot of major lifestyle changes — from cooking in more frequently to mastering Zoom, to relying heavily on DM technology to maintain contact with friends.
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"To meet someone like that and have him just be cool and be telling me to take my shit more seriously… it really meant a lot to me at the time," he says.
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He really was just a very genuine human being and he shared his condolences and he talked to me like he knew me forever so it meant a lot to have him there.
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"The movie meant a lot to us and I was so glad that he now shares my passion for the greatest superhero in all the known universes," he said he wrote in the letter.
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It's the kind of thing that leads enthusiasts to track down old screenshots from Prodigy data files, in a chance of recovering something, anything about a service that once meant a lot to them.
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"We definitely wanted to honor our sister's memory because she was a great sister, she was our oldest sister and obviously she meant a lot to us," Serena said then, according to The Root.
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Even the oldest fans in the line — a married couple, both called Shane Horrell and both 43, ("It's hell for us at airports," one joked) — said the show's characters meant a lot to them.
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A starter pitching that deep into the game might not have seemed like much, but it meant a lot to the Mets, a team once defined by strong pitching but now mired in struggles.
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"He's meant a lot since he's been up here, offensively and defensively," manager Joe Girardi said after Sanchez's 17th home run in 44 games, his first to take the lead in the seventh or later.
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My experiences with new movies don't go as deep as they used to, but if I re-watch movies that meant a lot to me as a kid I still get really excited about them.
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As for Rachel, she told ET's Lauren Zima that the Fantasy Suite meant a lot to her because it was one of the only times she could talk to the guys she's dating sans camera.
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Stranger Things took home the award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series during Sunday night's Screen Actors Guild Awards, a moment that meant a lot to the cast who accepted it.
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"He felt like all he had left to do in baseball, which was a big task, was to win a World Series for the Milwaukee Brewers, so that meant a lot to me," Attanasio said.
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It also meant Mr. Manafort had already put his money — in the form of an apartment purchase — into Mr. Trump's brand, which meant a lot to the candidate, a transactional developer and politician, aides said.
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Though Jamaica is highly homophobic, it meant a lot to me to be able to exchange vows with the woman I love in the country of my birth — as I was able to do in hers.
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"Ten pounds would have meant a lot to Jane Austen, about the same as 1,000 pounds ($1,300) would mean to us today," BoE Governor Mark Carney said at the launch of the new note in Winchester.
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He's meant a lot for the human rights of European Americans" Here's Don Black, founder of Stormfront, the leading online community for white supremacists: "Demoralization has been the biggest enemy and Trump is changing all that.
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Part of the way through, my wife, Megan, and I moved to another part of the country and that meant a lot of north-south journeys, and I'd take detours from those to mop up more.
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Gronk's decor is pretty sweet, too -- the 29-year-old hung a ton of sports memorabilia on the walls that clearly meant a lot to him ... including the NFL jerseys of his brothers Dan, Chris and Glenn.
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It was really hard to see Ryan still getting 6s, but it meant a lot to see Len Goodman give us a 7 and say that our cha cha was the better one out of the two.
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A father, a successful producer, a solid homie who meant a lot to all of us… We had so much fun on this tour and every time I ran into u it was love and good vibes.
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"He went through such a traumatic experience and I wanted to impress upon him that his story meant a lot to me and I think to everyone involved with the making of the movie," Carell told Reuters.
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"There is a very strong business case for this pipeline," Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told Bloomberg Television, saying the government takeover meant "a lot of the legal barriers and a lot of the challenge points actually disappear".
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"I think everyone was weirded out by me but once I got the co-sign from Shane, more people were open to getting to know me and collabing with me and that meant a lot," she said.
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Those are some of the people that decided for their own reason not to embrace, whether it is me or what we stand for, but what we stand for meant a lot to a lot of people.
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I had been given the title of senior director and functioned as an analyst, which, among other things, meant a lot of background checks, identity verification and snooping into social media behavior over the last 20 years.
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"It was a great honor to be received in the Oval Office, and it really meant a lot to me that I was able to express myself authentically and represent for my community," Giannopoulos told The Hill.
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The further he went into white nationalism, the more it would have become embedded in his identity, because he would have gotten even more feedback from the people in these circles who meant a lot to him.
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But just before that, many progressives were talking with alarm about news reports that a record number of gun-sale background checks had been conducted on Black Friday — because that meant a lot of people were buying guns.
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As someone who grew up eating Persian food and then found her way into a kitchen primarily informed by French and Italian cooking, this book meant a lot to me because it bridged my two disparate culinary worlds.
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"I used to be terrified of heights … So, it really meant a lot to get married in the air in a space that used to scare the s— out of me, and have it feel normal," Weglin tells PEOPLE.
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Growing up, did you have a pair of kicks that meant a lot to you as a kid, and if they were stolen, would you have gone to the lengths Brandon goes to in this film to retrieve them?
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"I know what it feels like to protect a younger sibling after that... That little butterfly apparently meant a lot to him and his little sister and he did try to do the right thing, so I forgive him."
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I remember when we were filming "Homecoming," I think his last day, I was there watching him and he told me that he couldn't wait to watch my career blossom and that really meant a lot to me. Yeah.
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"There have been people who have come up to me in public and been like, 'Hey, as a queer person of color, it really meant a lot to, like, see you doing stand-up on 'Jimmy Fallon,'" he said.
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"I was really calm and trying to go with the pace, not to be crazy or slow, but to follow instructions and what the pacemakers are doing," he said, adding that the achievement meant a lot of his homeland.
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If the the person in question is someone you've been friends with for a long time or someone who has meant a lot to you, you may want to consider making a final effort before ditching the relationship entirely.
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Because I just feel like that a lot of the time throughout my primary and later primary — middle school — years, and I still do, recently especially, because I've been traveling so much, so the song really meant a lot to me.
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I went down and visited with him for a couple of days in the offseason and that has really meant a lot to me to find that friendship with Brett again and honor him as a friend and former teammate.
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" As disappointing as it was not having her father in the audience, Krakowski says, "Just being in the show, and him knowing that I'm in the show, has meant a lot not only to myself but to our whole family.
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Sarah Bakewell's "At the Existentialist Café": a group biography or history of Heidegger, Sartre, De Beauvoir, Camus, Merleau-Ponty and others who have meant a lot to me intellectually even if I didn't understand what many of them were saying.
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What they're saying: "The Wall Street bonus meant a lot to us before the financial crisis in 2008 — it was a barometer of how the market would would fare," Scott Durkin, COO of the real estate agency Douglas Elliman, tells Axios.
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However, while choosing a fixer-upper over a move-in ready home has meant a lot of delayed gratification, it has also allowed us to add so many personal touches that gave it the character I love in a home.
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I'm just a thin girl... The body shaming that is going on right now is to a degree that is so bad for girls, and I really relate to that, and I understand that, so this movie meant a lot to me.
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As director, Barlow watched events unfold from an editing bay in between the two sets, which meant a lot of running around — though it was made slightly easier by the fact that the actors were essentially chatting over Skype the whole time.
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Additionally, the company's aggressive growth has meant a lot of new locations, which are expensive to refurbish and fully lease out — so many of its locations aren't yet as profitable as the locations that have been around for two years or more.
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"To get back to the race track meant a lot to me and just sorry we weren't able to deliver a better result today for all our fans," said Earnhardt, who missed the second half of last season after suffering a concussion.
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So to watch a man say, 'You are beautiful and you are worthy and you are my son and I love you,' and speak that into this young man and you see a really beautiful young black boy, that has meant a lot.
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"I just felt that after looking at the pictures of my career and some of the events that meant a lot to me, I always saluted the fans, even at different times in my career and while in different jerseys," Brodeur said.
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"I found out not too long ago that the first concert he ever went to was one of mine — so I obviously didn't ruin him, so that's encouraging — but it meant a lot to me," Gill told the sold-out Opry House crowd.
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"A few bad winters and Nike pulling out meant a lot of good riders without a boot sponsor and an outerwear sponsor," said Vito, who also does not have a board sponsor and rides a board with his initials on the bottom.
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Seeing Alcest up there, enveloped in lavender light, running through the songs on Écailles De Lune, as profoundly emotional; that record meant a lot to me when it first came out six years ago, and as it turns out, it still does.
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"The dignity that I have maintained has meant a lot of people I love in my family have gone to bed with empty stomachs," Perfecto said in one text to the colleague seen by Reuters, referring to previous offers she had turned down.
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Forging the pact meant a lot of hours in economy class for the two lead U.S. negotiators: Justin Antonipillai, counselor to Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker and acting undersecretary of commerce for economic affairs; and Ted Dean, a deputy assistant secretary in the department.
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I know that meant a lot to me personally to go from this sort of sad story of what happens in the fallout of this kind of behavior, and how many other lives are affected, no lives more than the people that Kevin hurt.
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Lately that's meant a lot of the work of her recent co-producers and their friends—like Arca, Rabit, Kelela and Serpentwithfeet—which isn't exaclty the most traditionally club-friendly stuff out there, but Björk's affinity for the dancefloor goes back decades at this point.
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All photos by Timothy Norris Yesterday was the final day of Coachella 2016's first weekend, which meant a lot of people were tired as shit, slowly coming to terms with the realization that they had to return to the real world on Monday.
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"I can give money all day long, but at some point you want them to understand you're human," Jordan told the AP. Stephanie Parker, a mom of four whose house flooded and whose car was destroyed, told the AP that Jordan's presence meant a lot to her.
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Emo as it existed back in 2007 was dominated by men, and as a young girl who loved it, it meant a lot to me to hear Hayley smashing seven shades of shit out of a song better than any guy I could (and can) think of.
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And I knew that the reason that I wanted to tell the story of Thick as Thieves is I wanted to revisit a story that meant a lot to me by Rosemary Sutcliff, who was a British author who wrote historical fiction set in the Roman Britain era.
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The approach to mastering it all at the same time has meant a lot of delays for the startup, but the constant stream of high-profile investors have also given Magic Leap easy access to capital as they've continued to raise and raise without having shipped a single headset.
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" But by the end of the monologue, Chappelle set aside the stream of jokes to think about a night that meant a lot to him, and one that he can't stop thinking about now that Trump has been elected president, and "they're marching up the streets as I speak.
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On paper, this was a romantic idea; in reality, it meant a lot of nights sleeping in bus stands and train stations, and walking for miles with our heavy backpacks as we passed through small towns in places like Bulgaria and Turkey with no public transportation on weekends.
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"I had an opportunity to go over and say goodbye and it really meant a lot… And she wanted to make sure she had an opportunity to sit down and talk for a little bit… 'How you doing, what's next, let me know what I can do to support,'" he said.
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"I wanted to personally deliver the message of our expansion and how proud I am of it, and it really meant a lot to me in particular when people asked about why Neutrogena would bring me on if there wasn't foundation for women of color," Washington told Ebony in the video.
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And so I just stopped dating people, because it meant a lot to me to set the record straight—that I do not need some guy around in order to get inspiration, in order to make a great record, in order to live my life, in order to feel okay about myself.
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"We presented something that—to us— felt so much more real and actually musical in a way that was like we weren't hiding behind anything but presenting earnestly the words and sounds that meant a lot to us," Kieran Adams tells me in a dimly lit condo meeting room in downtown Toronto.
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"I wanted to personally deliver the message of our expansion and how proud I am of it, and it really meant a lot to me in particular when people asked about why Neutrogena would bring me on if there wasn't foundation for women of color," Washington tells fan Ebony in the video.
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Yet, at the time, its unflinching exploration of religious themes and spirituality (conveyed through one of the first genuinely excellent Japanese-to-English localizations ever to grace a video game) meant a lot to me, because being a kid who went to church every week was a big part of who I was.
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As one of the few characters with mental illness and one of the few bisexual men on television, Quentin meant a lot to a lot of viewers, and in 2020, when a show can be kept alive single-handedly by a particularly passionate fanbase, alienating any portion of that fanbase is dangerous.
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There will always be a place in my heart for the 1986 animated movie—it meant a lot, then, even while I could acknowledge it was just A New Hope with a replacement cast of talking action figures—and my kids have taken a shine to the newer cartoons that show on television and Netflix.
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He bounced back and forth between several so-called car towns as a kid—his father worked for GM which meant a lot of moving—from Lubbock, TX to Detroit, back to Tulsa OK, finally deciding to permanently stay in Oklahoma City, prompted somewhat by the panic attacks he began having because of the move.
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" Dingell said on "Fox News Sunday" that Trump's comments at a rally last Wednesday "just sort of kicked me in the stomach," adding that when the president called her and agreed to lower flags after her husband's death, "he was kind and empathetic and it meant a lot to someone who had lost her husband.
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Though Platoon was banned in Vietnam over its problematic portrayal of Vietnamese people, I remember from growing up that the movie was extremely important to my dad, who lived through the Vietnam War, and for whom it meant a lot to see even a smidgen of his experience represented, as measly as that representation may have been.
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"I told myself this was my father's car and that it meant a lot to him," Aoukili told BFM TV. Police commander Christophe Lesznewski said the chase through Oyonnax town and then on the motorway lasted several minutes before the car, an aging Renault Clio, left the main road and slowed down, at which point Aoukili let go.
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The overall theme was concepts, our staff determined when deliberating the annual Verge Awards at CES 2020, which meant a lot of show without a lot of substance: This year, the things that stole attention at the show were not early looks at products that you and I will be able to actually use and buy over the next 12 months.
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Dan Conner was out in L.A. Thursday, looking way more chipper than the day before about "Roseanne" grabbing the attention of 18.2 million viewers in the sitcom's return to TV. He says the Trump call meant a lot to his TV wife -- but only needed 2 words to make it clear, he and Roseanne are NOT on the same page when it comes to POTUS.
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His popularity only increased when he stayed long after the others had returned to the U.S. Cynics might (correctly) suggest that there was little interest in Marbury among NBA GMs and that the Coney Island native would rather bask in the adoration of Chinese fans, but regardless, he wanted to be part of the CBA, and that meant a lot to basketball fans in the Middle Kingdom.
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Among other things, this meant a lot of hanging out with old friends in Auckland "who couldn't care less about my music career," she said, and a trip by helicopter to a rental house on a remote island called Waiheke, in New Zealand, where she wrote songs without distraction, and where her only visitor was a wild dog she found lying on her bed one day.
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I think that she could've won that race, but she did not want to have an embrace ... "Peter Roskam did not want the embrace ... "Erik Paulsen did not want the embrace ... "John Faso; those are some of the people that decided for their own reason not to embrace, whether it is me or what we stand for, but what we stand for meant a lot to a lot of people," Trump said at a press conference Wednesday.
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We're in the last month of the 2010s, and that has meant a lot of end-of-decade best-of lists on everything from movies to songs to albums to TV shows, and, at least for me, a lot of arguments with friends over whether, say, Yeezus actually holds up (it does), or if The Master or Phantom Thread is the better Paul Thomas Anderson movie (The Master), or if The Good Place is better than Parks and Recreation (it isn't).
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