The tougher he talks, the more dear he'll become to them.
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Information created when people use smart devices is fundamentally different, and vastly more dear.
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And now comes my favorite time of year — even more dear to me than the the high holy days and the Barney's Warehouse Sale — it's Snatch Game season!
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While she has never met him, she said that the spiritual world was more dear to her than her own life, and that he had opened it up to her.
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Murkowski's vote should hardly have come as a surprise; there is no more core value to Republicans than cutting taxes and no dream more dear to most Alaskans than ever more oil drilling.
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While liberals often find it baffling that conservatives would vote against their financial interests, the truth is they are voting for interests they hold more dear, such as religious beliefs and personal liberty.
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Ivanka has close ties to influential Democrats, and she has supported causes traditionally more dear to the left than to conservatives, including pushing her father to support child care and paid family leave policies.
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Our news-side colleague Adam Liptak has a fascinating story in Sunday's Times noting how free speech has become a right-wing cause — especially when it comes to political donations and union issues — after years of being much more dear to liberals and libertarians.
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"Our stance on valuation when it comes to the overall market is that, while equities are certainly not cheap, they aren't as overvalued as everyone seems to believe when you factor in low-yielding alternatives to stocks and improving corporate earnings in future quarters, but under the surface there are definitely pockets of the market that are more 'dear' than others," wrote Andrew Adams, market strategist at Raymond James, in a research note.
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Dear Erin Hart, has received international recognition and has been written about by numerous publications including Wired, Hyperallergic, SF Gate, Money Magazine, and many more. Dear Erin Hart, has also been featured on This American Life.
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Volume 4, Book 56, Number 710. Malik ibn Anas spoke about when at the battle of Uhud, the troops left Muhammad behind, where the archer, Abu Talhah, remained behind and protected the Prophet with his shield.Volume 5, Book 58, Number 156. Uqbah ibn Amir relates how Muhammad said that archery shooting was more dear to him than riding.
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20 De Vere's mother, Maud de Ufford, sided with Philippa and took her into her own household, saying that she held Philippa "more dear than if she had been her own daughter".Linda Clark, Authority and Subversion, p. 26, Google Books, retrieved 6 November 2009. Philippa continued to be styled as the Countess of Oxford and Duchess of Ireland.
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Her royal uncles, the Dukes of Lancaster, Gloucester, and York were especially angered.Barbara W. Tuchman, A Distant Mirror, p.467 Even his own mother, Maud de Ufford took Philippa's side against her son, saying that she held Philippa "more dear than if she had been her own daughter", and cursed Robert for his actions.Linda Clark, Authority and Subversion, p.26, Google Books, retrieved on 6-11-09 She took Philippa into her own household,Tuchman,p.
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During the following years, she lost a few more dear members of her family. On 17 July 1993, her mother died. Shortly after moving to Madrid, she started meeting the literary community of the Spanish capital. She met many artists, especially poets who lived in the capital, such as, among others, her friends Jesus Hilario Tundidor and Claudio Rodriguez, both poets from Zamora, Antonio Gonzalez Guerrero, poet from the province of Leon, and Rafael Soto Verges, yet another poet from Cadiz.
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In his latter years Leskov came under the influence of Leo Tolstoy, developing the concept of "new Christianity" he himself identified with the latter. "I am in total harmony with him, and there's not a single person in the whole world who's more dear to me. Things I don't share with him never bother me; what I cherish is the general state of his soul, as it were, and his mind's frightful insightfulness," Leskov wrote in another letter, to Vladimir Chertkov.The Works of N.S. Leskov in 11 volumes. Vol.
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7–8 The Queen was mollified by the proposal to name the new baby Albert, and wrote to the Duchess of York: "I am all impatience to see the new one, born on such a sad day but rather more dear to me, especially as he will be called by that dear name which is a byword for all that is great and good."Wheeler-Bennett, pp. 7–8 Consequently, he was baptised "Albert Frederick Arthur George" at St Mary Magdalene Church, Sandringham, three months later. Within the family, he was known informally as "Bertie".
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In One Word is Too Often Profaned, Shelley rejects the use of the word Love to describe his relationship with Jane. He says that this word has been so often profaned or misused that he will not use it to describe this relationship. He then goes on to say that the usage of this word may be rejected by Jane herself and that his feelings for her are too pure to be falsely disdained. He uses the word pity and states that the feeling of pity from Jane is more dear than love from any other woman.
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Lumpkin resided in the home until his death in 1867. After Lumpkin, the house was the site of Madame Sosnowski’s Female Institute, offering young women instruction in German, French, and music. The institute was closed in 1899, with the death of Madame Sosnowski. In 1906, as the city of Athens expanded and land within the city limits became more dear, the house was placed on rollers and moved "several hundred feet" closer to Prince Avenue. Beginning in the early 1900s and for several decades thereafter, the house served as the home of the Athens Women’s Club.
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To the antislavery cause, with her husband, she was earnestly devoted. The temperance movement received their support in New Hampshire; and it was largely through White’s instrumentality that the New Hampshire Woman’s Christian Temperance Union was organized, of which she was elected the first president, holding the position, long in an active and later in an honorary capacity. No cause was more dear to her, and none so long and persistently labored for, as that whose object was the enfranchisement of her own sex and the elevation of woman to the plane of political equality with man. She was the pioneer of the woman suffrage movement in New Hampshire.
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Brian replies with "Just one more, dear", and proceeds to show the next and final sketch. #"Upper Class Twit of the Year" (S1, E12): Five mentally deficient members of the landed gentry go through a challenging obstacle course, with such events as: walking along a straight line; jumping over a wall made of two rows of matchboxes; and slamming a car door loudly. The winner will be the first competitor to shoot himself in the head. (In the process, one twit is so inept that while attempting to back up a car, he somehow manages to run himself over.) #"Animation – End Titles:" The end credits, rendered in Terry Gilliam's typically absurd style.
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