Sweet, milky tea is one of the most comforting things ever.
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The most comforting part, though, is that we've all been there.
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It was the most comforting thing to me at that age.
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Watching "The Golden Girls" is the most comforting show to me.
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Perhaps not the most comforting answer, but the only one readily available.
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It's the most comforting thing and gives me hope for the world.
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For Shanita, the most comforting music in the world is factory noise.
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And still, this obsession felt like the most comforting thing in the world.
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And the sole, made of sugar cane, was by far the most comforting.
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"Your classroom felt like the most comforting place to be," King told Osterweil.
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The thought of managers playing catch-up is not my most comforting image.
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It's the fastest most comforting food, and quite possibly the easiest to make.
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Click through to see some of the most comforting, winter recipes we could find.
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Either way, it was not the most comforting omen for Australia's high-tech future.
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And the most comforting response I've received thus far is that I'm not alone.
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But we've discovered what might just be miso's most comforting use: these brown butter cookies.
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"I've been living in one hoodie every day in the studio — it's the most comforting thing."
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Perhaps the vice president's most comforting quality, however, is his temperament, especially in contrast to Trump.
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Or maybe it was about the shared silence that followed, the most comforting thing of all.
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Most comforting of all, though, is the fact that it's a book brimming with careful optimism.
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The release of the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus were possibly the most comforting release ever.
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These were the two most comforting and positive things that kept me going during that lonely time.
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We obsess over the best pasta salad recipe, the perfect deviled eggs and the most comforting dips.
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It's also the perfect, most comforting combination of her Jewish upbringing and her affinity for Italian cuisine.
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We just aim to create the most comforting space possible for the people who need it the most.
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While that is the most comforting way to view a show made of discomfort, it's not actually correct.
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Queer Eye: By now you're aware that Netflix's Queer Eye is the purest and most comforting TV show around.
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He is saying that the most comforting stories Americans tell themselves about themselves are the ones that never happened.
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Instead, it offers the starkest, simplest, most comforting vision of how to live: Here is fish, here is pie.
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What should I be charging to be the most comforting gentleman handyman on earth, and how should I advertise?
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The tactile bag is AW18's most comforting trend – just keep it away from sticky dance floors come party season.
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And being known, or at least, being treated as knowable and worth knowing, is the most comforting thing in the universe.
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"If you can do it, he said "[it] is one of the most comforting activities, and the benefits of it are incalculable.
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Even on the world's most comforting reality show, it turns out, you can't entirely escape the echoes of the 2016 election cycle.
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So what may be most comforting to realize is that Fred Rogers was both what he seemed and — as this film shows — more.
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In a world that feels increasingly terrifying, a demonic-themed club night is one of the most comforting places I've been to recently.
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Still, the most comforting thought is that history shows if the ratings are good enough, humanity usually finds a way to muddle through.
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Personal favorites can sometimes be the most comforting of all, especially if they aren't too difficult or offer the option to take it easy.
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For me, the most comforting thing about the show, is that even a decade on from its beginnings, the sisterly relationships are pretty unchanged.
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Putting your house in order, if you can do it, is one of the most comforting activities, and the benefits of it are incalculable.
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Hart of Dixie aired on the CW from 2011 to 2015 and remains one of the most comforting escape watches of the past 10 years.
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The thought of a grown Henry and a wrinkled version of me, crying over it again with gratitude, is the most comforting thought of all.
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The single most comforting thing: when I walked out and went to sing the first line of the first song and couldn't hear myself over the crowd.
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To better soothe your nerves and relieve your mind, we have also corralled some of the most comforting livestreams and relaxing webcams the internet has to offer.
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While Lola's isn't the first abortion storyline in the series, it's the most daring, honest, and somehow, most comforting take on the subject that the show's staged yet.
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A harrowing miniseries about a deadly disaster made worse by stubborn denial and incompetent leadership may not be the most comforting choice in the midst of a global pandemic.
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Most comforting is yaki curry, an innovation from the Mojiko district in Kitakyushu, Japan, with rice and curry baked in a casserole under a thatch of mozzarella, Cheddar and colby.
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Or maybe it's the fact that a new version of Animal Crossing, the most comforting game of all time, was conveniently released (not even planned) in the midst of a global pandemic.
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As long as you have a block of cheese in the fridge and some pepper left in your grinder, you are only about 15 minutes away from one of the most comforting dishes in existence.
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The kind messages have been most comforting, and the generous unexpected financial gifts will be very helpful in coping with unforeseen expenses for Lindsay's husband, Evan, and their three young children following her sudden passing.
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What's perhaps most comforting to me is that Democrats really believe in democracy, and they weren't about to let even a pandemic keep them from turning out to nominate Biden and, ultimately, defeat Donald Trump.
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And so: Pizza is probably the world's universal comfort food because it mixes those two most comforting foodstuffs—bread and cheese—and lubes them up real smooth and nice with a lovely bit of inoffensive tomato.
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One of the most comforting dishes I've eaten all year is a near-risotto, a textural collage of pearl and black barley, freekeh, sprouted wheat and rye, that tastes profoundly of roast chicken drippings — chicken soup revamped as porridge.
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A bit like an old car, a bit like a dryer, but actually made by running house keys over piano wire, the take-off and landing noise of the TARDIS has become one of the show's most comforting, hopeful sounds.
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While most types of notes could boost a mom's spirits, it's also helpful to keep in mind which messaging medium is most comforting to her, whether that's text message, email, an old-fashioned card, or through a social media app.
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The most comforting case for Trump was that whatever his flaws and failures, he was exquisitely sensitive to public opinion, obsessed with polls and media coverage, and so he would try, as best he could, to govern in ways that made him popular.
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Nowitzki needs one dribble to carve up a mismatch, and even though he's at the stage of his career where getting blocked by Marreese Speights is not a shock, his right palm remains one of the most comforting launch pads in the sport.
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A spiritual successor to perhaps the most comforting TV show of all time, Parks and Recreation (which makes sense, since both series were co-created by Michael Schur), Brooklyn takes all the tropes of the cop show genre and subverts them in riotously unexpected ways.
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When I had my initial phone consult with Christine, the most comforting words I heard were that she could help, and that within days I could be walking out of my son's bedroom by 8 pm and waking up with just my husband beside me in bed.
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Like so many others, my wife and I have been self-isolating in our apartment, doing our best to stay close to our loved ones from afar, and cooking the foods that we find most comforting: split-pea soup, various bean dishes, spaghetti and meatballs, just for starters.
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For the president, the most comforting moment of this turbulent week may have come on Monday, when he welcomed the Clemson University football team, winners of the college football championship, to the White House for a meal of burgers and fish sandwiches from McDonald's, Wendy's and Burger King.
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Most comforting dogma!”Sutherland, H., 1922. Birth Control: A Statement of Christian Doctrine Against the Neo-Malthusians. London: Harding and More.
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After convoy operations in North African waters supporting the buildup of forces on the bitterly contested Anzio beachhead, on 7 February she moved north to base at Naples. Charles F. Hughes off Anzio, 1944. Through early March, she returned to Anzio again and again, to provide shore bombardment, screening, and patrol services. For the American troops dug in under almost constant German counterattack, the whistle of shells over head from such ships as Hughes was a most comforting sound.
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Love in Shadow was met with mostly positive reception. The album received an average score of 78/100 from 6 reviews on Metacritic, indicating "generally favorable reviews". Paul Simpson of AllMusic described the album as "a bracing expression of visceral emotions that refuses to go the easiest, most comforting route, as well as the most focused Sumac album yet". Both Chrostopher R. Weingarten of Rolling Stone and Spyros Stasis of PopMatters wrote that Love in Shadow broke new ground, and Pitchfork's Grayson Haver Currin said that Sumac turned "from good to staggering" on the album.
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The most comforting signals, however, came from the economy: industry and commerce expanded, unemployment declined and Italy's GDP grew by over 6%, a rhythm that placed it among the most dynamic countries in the world.Il miracolo economico italiano, Enciclopedia Treccani H In social policy, various reforms in social welfare were carried out. A law of 21 March 1959 extended insurance against occupational diseases to agricultural workers, while a law approved on 17 May 1959 introduced a special additional indemnity for retired civil servants. Another important law of 4 July 1959 extended pension insurance to all artisans.
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There is no treatment of proven effectiveness for CBS. For those experiencing CBS, knowing that they are suffering from this syndrome and not a mental illness seems to be the most comforting treatment so far, as it improves their ability to cope with the hallucinations. As time passes from the initial onset of visual hallucinations, studies show that around 60% of those living with CBS feel that visual hallucinations have no effect on their lives, 33% of people feel that the hallucinations are disruptive to their lives, and 7% of people even find pleasure in the hallucinations. A large proportion of those suffering from CBS develop the visual hallucinations as vision begins to deteriorate and stop hallucinating once vision is entirely gone.
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"A most comforting sort of detective for these humid days is Nero Wolfe, a sedentary sleuth given to drinking great quantities of homemade beer in his cool, shade-drawn brownstone and solving murder mysteries therefrom by means of remote control," wrote The New York Times (July 16, 1936): :Mr. Wolfe is, of course, the rotund Edward Arnold, whose characterization of Rex Stout's fairly recent fictional figure presages brisk competition for such current screen master minds as Philo Vance and Perry Mason, both in matters of deduction as well as esthetically. Where Mr. Vance, for example, collects old chrysoprase and what not, Nero Wolfe grows orchids. Mr. Wolfe sets a precedent, too, in achieving something that seems not to have occurred to the other ratiocinators of the cinema.
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