The most genuine account of her life is her art.
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She is one of the most genuine people I've ever met.
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"Emily was the nicest, most genuine person there was," says Kuhn.
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I've met some of my most genuine friends within this community.
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I actually really enjoyed this anecdote, it's probably Lucious' most genuine moment.
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"[McCarver] is one of the most genuine people I have ever met."
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I feel like I'm my most genuine, authentic [self] when I'm sober.
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You're truly one of the funniest most genuine people anyone could ever meet.
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He's one of the most genuine and intelligent black leaders we've ever had.
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We are blank canvases and we adorn ourselves in the most genuine way.
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She even asked for a shirt in the sweetest and most genuine way.
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"[Griner] is, like, the most genuine person in the whole world," Castillo told WCAU.
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The most alive person I knew, you embraced everyday with the most genuine notion.
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"Scott was one of the most genuine, inspirational, and truly beloved people," Mancini said.
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"I think that's how you get the most genuine and best results," he adds.
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"She is always one of the sweetest, most genuine people in this industry," she said.
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"They are two of the most genuine people I have met," Clark told PEOPLE exclusively.
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Her friendship with Master Raymond feels the most genuine and begs to be further explored.
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But it also has the strongest, most genuine sense of community I have ever seen.
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"She's one of the most genuine people I've ever met in my entire life," Hall says.
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With each mouthful he offered me, I uttered the most genuine "mms" and "amazings" I could muster.
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LONDON — When it comes to Instagram, Daisy Ridley is one of the most genuine celebrities out there.
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I hope people realize and remember that Guam is a real place with the most genuine people.
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Of all the people onstage, the one she had the most genuine interaction with was Santa Claus.
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Most genuine reformers, such as Thatcher in Britain or FDR in America, relish the opposition of their opponents.
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His positive and loving attitude toward Pesce resulted in the most genuine and emotional scene of the season.
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I was so smitten with him; he was the most genuine, caring, and patient guy I'd ever met.
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It is Clinton at her most genuine, and it is endearing even to a Bernie bitch like myself.
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I'm also obsessed with tone and she has the most genuine/one of a kind vocal tones ever.
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" Julianna Margulies, his love interest on "ER," called him "the most genuine, most stellar human being and friend.
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I was passing in public and it was the most genuine happiness I had felt in a long time.
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" Former MLB pitcher Dan Haren tweeted: "Jose Fernandez is one of the most genuine guys I've ever played with.
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"You were such a light in our lives; the most genuine & kind soul I will ever know," she wrote.
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"She's one of the most genuine people I've ever met in my entire life," he told PEOPLE this summer.
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There are two British co-hosts and they are just lovely people, because they are absolutely the most genuine.
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You only want the truest, most genuine affection from your friends and lovers at this time—no bullshit allowed!
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They are the most genuine form of wealth creator an economy can hope for, and they are incredibly resourceful.
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The culture of the team is perfectly curated and people centric, by far the most genuine culture I've experienced.
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By my own estimation, it was the most genuine and relatively nuanced admission of wrongdoing from on high so far.
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Winning the game is not framed as who's the most loyal, most genuine, or most well-liked of them all.
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The friendliest, most genuine, kind person you could wish to meet, words can't explain how much he will be missed.
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The beauty of a live performance is that it's one of the most genuine ways to connect with a listener.
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Even though people with horse girl energy are oblivious to what's cool, they're probably some of the most genuine people out there.
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So, you muster up your most genuine, "Oh my gosh, I love it!" and file it away into your re-gifting stash.
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"We have lost one of the most genuine human beings the world has ever known," said Globetrotters general manager Jeff Munn said.
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His default position before he went to college was to assume that the most rigorous version of Islam was the most genuine.
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" Malkin added that Moore is "one of the nicest and most genuine people in Hollywood" and that the engagement is "such awesome news.
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"Fred is one of the most genuine young men I've met in a long time and I don't say that lightly," she says.
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Not only is she hilarious, but she is also one of the most genuine people to come out of Hollywood in a long time.
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That's an ambitious goal, but it does seem like one of the most genuine and intentional mobility services plays made by a major automaker.
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"The most genuine, non-vase-oriented gift I can hope for is that the right person reads this, finds Jason, and another love story begins."
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Bryan shared that although Richie, 68, is "literally the most genuine, kindest person," he was completely intimidated by the music icon when they first met. .
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There's a real dedication on his part to give the most genuine interactions every time he is recognized in public — even on a long flight.
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"We support the civil-military union led by President Nicolas Maduro which fights to defend its sovereignty, independence and the country's most genuine interests," Guilarte said.
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She is one of the most genuine and thoughtful people I know—there's no one better to help us all celebrate the unifying power of music!
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She is one of the most genuine, caring, and thoughtful people I know—there's no one better to help us all celebrate the unifying power of music!
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Some of the most genuine laughs in the film come from one of them barely being able to keep it together after the other cracks a joke.
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Before a dark backdrop, Emily Prime babbles and asks naïve questions like the joy-filled kid she is, lending the film its funniest and most genuine moments.
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"The most genuine, non-vase-oriented gift I can hope for is that the right person reads this, finds Jason, and another love story begins," she wrote.
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But he signalled there would be no significant political reforms, calling China's system the broadest, most genuine, and most effective way to safeguard the interests of the people.
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The most genuine and calm guy we ever met, love him to death and he is down to release everything just for the pure love of music and brotherhood.
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"He's the most genuine person and the people that see politicians and then see him find him to be someone that they can understand and relate to," he said.
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" But I think out of a lot of people, he was the most genuine in saying that "I want to work with you, and I'm going to make it.
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And let's not forget the time my pitbull took my kids from me... bruh, my dogs fucking hate me & I only give them my most genuine love 😞😭 pic.twitter.
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" Friends paid tribute to Kostial — a founding member of her sorority, Alpha Phi — on social media, with one calling her "the sweetest, most genuine, and uplifting person I've ever known.
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To get a little personal, she is truly one of the most genuine and real human beings I have ever come across and that is not something you come by everyday.
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"The asylum interview is a weird experience and if you haven't had a legal representative who explained to you how it works, the most genuine claimant may very well have issues," he said.
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Clinton, I've examined her every word in nearly 30 debates and candidate forums, and it's in these formats that she has often shown, sometimes unintentionally, the most genuine glimpses of who she really is.
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I lived vicariously through his more aggressive movements ("Hit 'em Up" of course being the most outlandish) down to his most genuine (a slew of tracks on his best album, Me Against The World).
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Holding infants, asking questions of doctors, hugging nurses, encouraging young mothers to succeed in their sobriety, those continue to be the silent and under-the-radar, yet most genuine, forms of Trump's personal touch.
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I am wrapping this up on Valentine's Day, and the most genuine, non-vase-oriented gift I can hope for is that the right person reads this, finds Jason, and another love story begins.
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"I am wrapping this up on Valentine's Day, and the most genuine, non-vase-oriented gift I can hope for is that the right person reads this, finds Jason, and another love story begins," she wrote.
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"This exercise of direct participation of the people acquires political relevance and will be a further reflection that the revolution is based on the most genuine democracy," he said Sunday, according to Granma, Cuba's state newspaper.
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But like I said earlier, the most genuine and most heartfelt way to apologize in my opinion is in person, and then after just shoot them a text just to tell them how sorry you are.
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I am surprised she... Posted by Ibby Piracha on Friday, February 19, 2016 Starbucks has extended a compassionate hand in the past, but it it's the smaller, personal moments like these that encourage the most genuine smiles.
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"She's honestly one of the sweetest most genuine people I've ever met 💕 @kimkardashian Thank you for trusting me with the souls of your loved ones it was an honor to channel for you 💫#longislandmedium #kimkardashian" Caputo wrote.
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All I can say is that she is the most generous, the most genuine person," Ms. Nonoo said, describing Ms. Markle as "such a sister in the sense that, you know, if you're her friend, she'll do anything for you.
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The hardest working, kindest and most genuine dude… " He was also supportive of a video Hart posted after the backlash had begun, where the Night School star shared he wouldn't be apologizing for his remarks because he already "addressed this several times.
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The hardest working, kindest and most genuine dude… " He was also supportive of a video Hart posted after the backlash had begun, where the Night School star shared he wouldn't be apologizing for his remarks because he already "addressed this several times.
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And since we all were pretty much true believers in the mission of this place — to help give people understanding, rather than the latest — it quickly created the most genuine, open, exciting spirit of collaboration that I've ever been a part of.
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The most pained Cox appears—and the most genuine Logan has maybe ever looked—is when his financial advisor tells him bluntly that tech's consumption of media is nearly complete, and that his only bet would be to be one of the remaining stragglers.
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READ: Democratic debate: CNN's Reality Check team inspects the claims A fight has been brewing between Sanders and Clinton for days over who is the most genuine progressive after the Vermont senator said that she could not be a moderate and a progressive at the same time.
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As psyched as most of the cast was to be int he same room as Beyoncé, Alfre Woodard — the voice of Simba's mother Sarabi — not only expresses the most genuine love for Bey but also explained the different levels of Bey-love, and for that she tops our list.
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" Malia and Sasha Obama's mother explained her appearance at the Grammys, tweeting: "A big part of friendship is showing up for your girls—that's why I was thrilled to be there for the one and only @aliciakeys at the #GRAMMYs She is one of the most genuine and thoughtful people I know—there's no one better to help us all celebrate the unifying power of music!
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" In supporting Levine, Ben throws shade at lots of Hollywood hangers-on, saying, "I have been around many people in the recovery field, the self-help world, and the world of those who hang around celebrities for profit and attention ... Noah is without a doubt the person with the most integrity, the most honor, the most genuine compassion and the least motivated by self-interest I have ever known.
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The Celtics' grow dull when he sits, and even though—as owner of the team's highest usage percentage—he's contributed to their frequent stagnation by morphing some of the free-throws and threes they enjoyed a year ago into pull ups from the mid-range, Irving's nightly magic act is powerful enough to assuage even the most genuine concern that they own the NBA's worst offense in their last 15 games. 11.
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Rebbe Nachman of Breslov explained how only a true leader can awaken the most genuine Jewish faith: this leader is the Tzadik.
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He is renowned for his devotement to the development of popular music, expressing by means of her the most genuine feelings of the people.
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The other sonnets from the circle have not gained such a widespread popularity, but are still considered by scholars to be among Prešeren's most genuine and profound works.
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A Man's a Man for a' That,' could have planned to become a slave-driver suggests how closely the most genuine human sympathies are limited by habit and circumstances.
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The film received positive to mixed reviews. Malathi Rangarajan of The Hindu called Ravanan a "masterstroke". A. Srivathsan said that it was "Rai's most genuine performance till date". Deepak Kumaar's review.
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The > portraits are traditional and the most genuine. The drawings become very > 'slick.' The large canvases, on the other hand, tend to be too personal and > too involved in allegory to hold as significant statements. In 1964, Hilde had been sick for a year but refused to see a doctor.
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I had fled from Italy to get away from the music of the conceptual world of the Academy. I had this need to meet new artistic forces, most genuine, they came from the bottom. In New York, I auditioned for my concert at the Blue Note, then held six months later. I started dreaming that concert.
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Among Danish lyricists, Aarestrup is considered one of the most genuine amorists. Especially in his ritornelles and short and emphasized verses he reaches mastery. As a verse technician he is influenced by the German poet Friedrich Rückert but finds his own form. Compared to most contemporary Danish love poets he is much more sensual, material and audacious though still respecting decorum.
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The story revolves around four characters; Arham whose unknown transgression has cut him off from the rest of the family, his older brother Shaiq who doesn't seem to be interested in his newlywed wife, Narmeen who is also a very grey-shaded character and holds mysteries herself, Areeba is the most genuine and helps bring Arham back out of his miseries.
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He was remembered for his "kindness of heart and courtesy of manner", and was described in an obituary as "a most genuine Christian character" and one who was "never heard to utter an unkind word of anybody". His health declined in his later years and he died on 20 February 1861, 19 days after his wife. He was buried in St Sepulchre's Cemetery, Oxford, alongside his wife.
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Hodge was often regarded as the sweetest, kindest and most genuine member of the Memphis Mafia, with Presley's best interests at heart. Hodge was with Elvis to the very end and was with the guarded escort to bring Elvis and his mother Gladys's remains back to Graceland for reburial. Hodge stayed at Graceland for a year afterward, helping Elvis' father Vernon with any affairs of the estate.
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If psychologists rely on the SIMS Manual's recommended cut score of 14, the SIMS has substandard specificity. For instance, SIMS specificity calculated by Richard Rogers et al. for a total SIMS cutoff score of over 14 was 0.28: > With this inpatient sample, the recommended SIMS total cut score of >14 > functioned poorly, because most genuine responders also exceeded this cut > score (i.e., specificity = .28).
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Besides Bezverkhy's organisations, the term "Vedism" is adopted by many other leaders within Rodnovery, for instance Aleksandr Asov, who equates it with the term "Orthodoxy" as belief in the Rod (supreme God), affirming that it is a primordial religious knowledge that later gave rise to various regional traditions, including Indian Vedism; Russian Vedism, in his view, is that which has transmitted Vedic teachings in the most genuine way.
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Ash began her career in the arts as a spoken word poet. In a response to one of Ash's spoken word pieces, Carolin Dylla described her as "the very real, unpretentious, tattooed incarnation of art’s most genuine capacities: to create beauty from anger and despair, and to explore ways to create meaning where rational explanation fails." Her poem "Lullaby" was published online in Riwayya: A Space of Collision in 2015.
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He ran second to stablemate High Chaparral. The pair were twelve lengths clear of a field including the winners of three major Derby trials. After the Derby, he subsequently dropped back to 10 furlongs and won the prestigious Eclipse Stakes at Sandown Park. He was beaten a short head by Grandera in a renewal of the Irish Champion Stakes at Leopardstown, further prompting some in believing that he wasn't the most genuine of race horses.
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Mitoraj's sculptural style is rooted in the classical tradition with its focus on the well modelled torso. However, Mitoraj introduced a post-modern twist with ostentatiously truncated limbs, emphasising the damage sustained by most genuine classical sculptures. Often his works aim to address the questions of human body, its beauty and fragility, its suffering as well as deeper aspects of human nature, which as a result of the passing of time undergo degeneration.
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Real Emotional Girl was O'Callaghan's first album to be distributed in the United States and to be co-released by a major label. It received the rare accolade of a rating of four-and-a-half stars from the AllMusic website. The AllMusic reviewer J. T. Griffith wrote that O'Callaghan's interpretations "are often inspired". Christopher Loudon wrote in JazzTimes magazine that "O'Callaghan sings with a gut-level truthfulness that ranks her among the most genuine artists on the contemporary cabaret scene".
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The inhabitants speak several variants of Galician in the province of Lugo. They have the characteristics of being the closest to León isoglosses and therefore also the Castilian language. So they have some grammatical and phonetic signs that are mistakenly considered influences of the Castilian or Leonese languages. However, the language of Galicia in Lugo, especially in non-coastal areas, is probably the most genuine in Galicia, due to almost no historic pressure of Castilian exercised on the rural population.
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Maher was successful, and held the seat until 1987, when he was defeated by Bob Woods. Michael Maher was described in 2000 by a subsequent ALP Member for Lowe, John Murphy, as 'one of the most genuine and most loved members to grace this House'. In 2000, Maher was honoured with the Medal of the Order of Australia for service to parliament at state and federal levels, and to the Maltese community of New South Wales. Maher died in Sydney on .
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Their eponymous ancestor is Hashim ibn Abd Manaf, great-grandfather of Muhammad. Traditionally, Islam has had a rich history of the veneration of relics, especially of those attributed to Muhammad.Goldziher, I. and Boer, Tj. de, "At̲h̲ar", in: Encyclopaedia of Islam, Second Edition, Edited by: P. Bearman, Th. Bianquis, C.E. Bosworth, E. van Donzel, W.P. Heinrichs. The most genuine prophetic relics are believed to be those housed in the Hirkai Serif Odasi (Chamber of the Holy Mantle) in Istanbul's Topkapı Palace.
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At eighteen, Pierina worked as a children's assistant at a communal nursery school in Montichiari. When she was twenty years old, a marriage proposal was made to her by an honest and well-intentioned young man. For two months Pierina intimately suffered so much, because she did not feel herself to be called to the married life, but rather, she felt that the Lord wanted her totally for Himself. Her confessor finally spoke concerning her most genuine thoughts, thus confirming her vocation.
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This feature-length musical film, often mislabelled as a documentary, deals with gypsy culture throughout the world around the theme of their music and dance. For Vincent Ostria, then journalist at the Cahiers du Cinéma, it was "the most genuine film of the year (1993 editor's note)." A year later, Gatlif brought the world of the author J. M. G. Le Clézio to the screen in Mondo (1994). His 2004 film Exils, won the Best Director Award at the 2004 Cannes Film Festival.
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The Goddard School offers preschool programs for children from six weeks to six years old. The Goddard School’s proprietary F.L.EX.® Learning Program focuses on building children’s emotional, academic, social, creative and physical skills through play-based learning. The FLEX Learning program is structured around developmental guidelines, child-focused lesson plans, a creative and fun learning environment, and child-centered teachable moments. The program is based on research that shows that children experience the most genuine learning when they are having fun.
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A Hundred Million Suns received generally favorable reviews. The A.V. Club's Chris Mincher called it sincere and effortless, and praised it for employing the use of various techniques, citing the use of glockenspiel, tap dancing and Mongolian folk. He said that the album was Snow Patrol's "solid reminder" of "how simple it can be to make good music" and praised the album, calling it the band's most genuine and biggest yet. He called the guitar hooks "swelling" and "urgent" and called the choruses "compelling" and "soaring".
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"Animals" received generally positive reviews from critics. Andrew W. Gold of Sputnikmusic complimented the song, saying that it is "the most genuine song Muse have done in years". Ian Cohen of Pitchfork described the song as the moment "where Muse ditch the pyrotechnics for actual piano-tinkling prog and remind you that they're still not that far off from Showbiz, their charming debut of slavish OK Computer worship." Colin Stutz of Idolator labeled the song as the most "straight-forward" song on The 2nd Law.
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The center console can be configured 12 different ways. An available panoramic sunroof features 10 square feet of space. The RAM's newly- redesigned interior promises increased head and leg room, and the most genuine leather trim used in any full-size truck (most manufacturers use vinyl or plastic on their full-size trucks when equipped with a leather-trimmed interior). In addition, the Limited includes additional stitched leather- trimmed dashboard surfaces and door panel trim, and is the most luxurious full-size pickup interior available in its class.
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Timeform described Ramonti as "most genuine and consistent", and awarded him a rating of 126. In the 2006 edition of the World Thoroughbred Racehorse Rankings, Ramonti was given a rating of 116, the highest for any Italian-trained horse that year, placing him just outside the world's top one hundred racehorses. A year later, he was rated on 123, placing him equal thirteenth in the world ratings, level with Rags to Riches and Notnowcato. He was the third highest- rated horse over one mile on turf, behind Manduro and Admire Moon.
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In 1921 when Blest returned to Santiago his mother was school director, his sister Leopoldina studied in Escuela Normalista, and his brother Fernando continued a military career. Given his family's economic problems, Blest decided to work instead of studying at university.Echeverría, p. 61. It was in this period that Blest learned about Luis Emilio Recabarren whose talks and conferences he followed. Blest was influenced by the ideas of Recabarren whom he referred to as “the greatest and most genuine representative of the Chilean working class and of the people of Chile”.
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Timeform's annual Racehorses of 1979 described him as "most genuine, reliable and enthusiatic" and that he had dominated the mile division to a greater extent than any horse since Brigadier Gerard. He was also named Champion Miler in the Gilbey Racing Awards, based on points accrued from performances in major races. In 1980, Timeform rated him on 134, a pound behind their Best Miler Known Fact and three behind their Horse of the Year Moorestyle. In the International Classification he was rated the fourth-best horse in Europe behind Moorestyle, Ela-Mana-Mou and Argument.
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Heroux was raised in Attleboro to small business drug store owners. He was awarded the 'Most Genuine' class superlative from his 1995 high school class for a complete abstinence to alcohol and drugs. Heroux holds two Ivy League master's degrees from Harvard University and the University of Pennsylvania, respectively, a master's from the London School of Economics, and a bachelor's degree from the University of Southern California. From October to November 2018, Heroux took a 12-day, road trip across 24 states and Canada with his dog Mura, posting pictures on his Facebook page.
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While L'Oucomballa was the meeting with a peculiar sound based on a most genuine music, Tramuntana meant reaching the mature sound and the consolidation of this investigation and search. This album, presented at Canet Rock Festival in 1976 and published the year after, meant the consecration of the band. They sold 30.000 copies just at the beginning and got really good reviews. The Tour had a great success all over the Spanish State, reaching its climax at Sports Pavillian of Real Madrid in the capital in December 1977.
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The seller will also be given more of a chance to pitch their product to a potential buyer when they enquire about the price. A property marked as "price on application" may come across as being overpriced and will put off most genuine buyers.AVOIDING BAIT PRICES Some sellers wish to have the opportunity to size up potential buyers and find out how keen they are and how much they are able to afford. POA gives these sellers the freedom to come up with a customised price for each potential buyer.
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In response, Lessing relied upon his skills as a playwright to write what is undoubtedly his most influential play, Nathan the Wise. In the play, Lessing set up tension between Judaism, Islam, and Christianity by having one character ask Nathan which religion was the most genuine. Nathan avoids the question by telling the parable of the three rings, which implies the idea that no specific religion is the "correct religion." The Enlightenment ideas to which Lessing held tight were portrayed through his "ideal of humanity," stating that religion is relative to the individual's ability to reason.
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Over his years at Skidmore, Kergil participated in several clubs, including Skidmore's Japanese Taiko drumming group, SkiDaiko, and the LGBTQ group, Pride Alliance, where he held an executive board position as an upperclassman. Kergil was seen as one of the most genuine human beings on campus, and tended to easily make friends wherever he went. He performed his music at various open mic nights and informal concerts for his friends, always performing with his combination of zeal and grace. His passion for his music was clear, just ahead of his passion for working out and taking selfies.
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Not only was she able to exhibit her work in Boston, she also regularly exhibited at the Société Nationale des Beaux-Arts at the Salon de Champ de Mars during this time. In 1897 brought another exhibition for Perry at the St. Botolph Club, in which a Boston Evening Transcript critic said of her work, "Mrs. Perry is one of the most genuine, on-nonsense, natural painters that we know of... Such paintings must be taken seriously." Unlike her previous exhibition at the same location, this time Perry was exhibiting her works in a solo show.
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Count Arnau always said he was a lord of the castle Mataplana count is the most popular myth, most discussed in the most representative and emblematic Ripollès passionately, but also is one of the most genuine and original Catalonia. The myth of Count Arnau based on a famous folk song to music: the "Song of the Count Arnau." Count Arnau, a mythical and hidden historical references, is a personality. Although the core is a popular song, is one of the most original creations that gave the legendary Catalan, as there is no equivalent in any other culture, as often happens in popular songs.
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Consistent with his view that one should follow their heart-mind, their most genuine and spontaneous nature, he was highly critical of any actions that were taken or works which were written that did not come from this nature. While Li advocates for spontaneity and “immediate” action “without prior reflection or thought,” this does not mean that he favors completely reckless behavior. For Li, such spontaneity was possible and favorable only because the subject had (ideally) worked to preserve their childlike heart-mind. Without an intact heart-mind, such spontaneous action could be mis- or uninformed.
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The Starry Sky of thoughts (People's Literature Publishing House, 2009) was a selection of Zhou’s essays, covering topics from reflection of his life to philosophical discussions and comments on social phenomena. The Starry Sky of thoughts includes a great number of articles discussing his viewpoints on arts, including basic standards for arts and his definition of beauty. He states that the absence of audience was a necessary condition for the best and most genuine artwork as they are not affected by any external factors. Zhou also believes that no artworks presents a withering sense of beauty, as beauty is always healthy from artists’ perspectives.
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There was no International Classification of European two-year-olds in 1973: the official handicappers of Britain, Ireland and France compiled separate rankings for horses which competed in those countries. In the British Free Handicap, Melchbourne was allotted a weight of 120 pounds, making her the equal-best two-year-old filly of the season, alongside Bitty Girl and Gentle Thoughts. The independent Timeform organisation gave her a rating of 125 and named her as their best two-year-old filly, despite awarding a higher rating to the French-trained Hippodamia. In their annual Racehorses of 1973, Timeform described her as a "thoroughly likeable and most genuine filly".
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American mass media has been identified as a major exporter of anti-Blackness to Latin America. Peter Ogom Nwosu identifies that racial slurs against Black people are common in Latino communities and that "racial skirmishes" in U.S. public schools between Black and Latino youth reflect a distrust among these communities. Nwosu argues that "Black and Latino historical struggles for freedom and justice are so intertwined that separation and divorce cannot be the most genuine pathway for progress in America," and that anti-Blackness must be combated through mutual respect. In the aftermath of the killing of George Floyd, many discussed the need to deconstruct anti-Blackness in Asian American communities.
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Huerga and Fierro, 2001. "A voice tested and immersed and submerged in time, in the hallucinogenic unpredictability of the Spanish historical circumstance, turned around the spacious event of a "poetic life" followed by Gamoneda; but a voice that also occupies with authority its own place in the vast field of Spanish literature, and that takes its place, running the conquest of his space and most genuine figure in a quiet strategy whose secret is delay, silence (and some exile), and which is supported by all levels of legitimacy one can think of [...]. "Antonio Gamoneda: Síbalas negras. Amelia Gamoneda and Fernando R. de la Flor.
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Many of the leading contenders were soon under pressure, but the French-trained colt Zino produced a strong late run to catch Wind and Wuthering in the closing strides and won by a head. Timeform described the colt's run as "one of the most genuine performances we'd seen in a long time." The remainder of Wind and Wuthering's racing career was a disappointment. Two weeks after his run at Newmarket he started the 2/1 favourite for the Irish 2000 Guineas at the Curragh but after taking the lead in the straight he finished fifth of the fourteen runners behind Dara Monarch, Tender King, Red Sunset and Anfield.
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In Summer 1802, Minister of Commerce Nikolay Rumyantsev and Nikolai Rezanov, on behalf of the Mainboard of the Russian-American Company, submitted a very similar project, in which they referred to the notes of Krusenstern from 1799. The plan by Rumyantsev and Resanov was submitted as the "most genuine statement" on July 29, 1802. The project aimed to deliver in Russian America all the required goods, to free the citizens of the Yakutsk region from the heavy traffic, to strengthen Russian positions in the Pacific, to start trading in China. By referencing to Krusenstern, it was suggested to populate the Urup island and to start trade with Japan through the mediation of indigenous people Ainu.
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She is also the first character with whom the audience identifies, and as viewers know her only as confused and frightened, not knowing who she is and where she is going, she represents their desire to make sense of the film through her identity. Instead of threatening, she inspires Betty to nurture, console and help her. Her amnesia makes her a blank persona, which one reviewer notes is "the vacancy that comes with extraordinary beauty and the onlooker's willingness to project any combination of angelic and devilish onto her". A character analysis of Rita asserts that her actions are the most genuine of the first portion of the film, since she has no memory and nothing to use as a frame of reference for how to behave.
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After scoring 131 to help Surrey defeat Hampshire by an innings in 1895, Read retired from first-class cricket at the age of 36 – relatively young by 19th century standards – to work on the Tichborne Park estate in Hampshire, although he continued to bat with great success in minor cricket for the Tichborne side for some years thereafter, scoring hundreds in successive weekends in 1921 (v Martyn Worthey and Kilmeston) He died at the age of 70 in Winchester after a long illness. George Giffen called him "one of the most genuine cricketers I met". Read's uncle (by marriage) Heathfield Stephenson had a long career with Surrey, and his brother Frederick Read also played one first-class game for the county.
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" Rolling Stone was favorable, saying: "On To the Sea, the 35-year-old surfer and filmmaker is still staring down adult fears. But this time he has made an existential chill-out record that feels substantial, at times even edgy, without feeling forced." Mike Diver from BBC Music analysed that: "Should he ever stretch himself as a musician the results could be fascinating – think The Beach Boys before Pet Sounds, and what they felt capable of afterwards – but right now he's operating in a comfort zone that should guarantee continued commercial success." Margaret Wappler from the Los Angeles Times said: "It's the most genuine sentiment on a record from a simple but ambitious man whose real-life philanthropic and environmentally sound practices aim to soothe the world, one bro or surfer girl at a time.
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" Vladimir Putin's 2012 statement that Russia was prepared for the war and the planning involved South Ossetian militias and that the war began on 6 August (when the militias attacked Georgian villages), suggested that these attacks were part of the plan as a provocation. In 2013, Lieutenant colonel Riho Ühtegi wrote: "If the Russian side had the intention to bring Georgia to its knees, then it thought the goal had been achieved. Alas, this time it was Russia which was wrong – the military victory did not translate into a political one." He also argued that the war "has drawn unjustifiably little attention in the military analysts’ community, even though it was one of the most genuine lessons in conventional warfare of the past twenty years, has busted quite a few myths and dogmas, and not just from a political perspective, but also in terms of military aspects.
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Henry Kissinger, President Nixon's security advisor, gave the following assessment of the events in Jordan: Newsreel about King Hussein's challenges in 1970 June 1970 became one of the most uncertain periods for the Hashemite monarchy in Jordan, as most foreign diplomats believed that events favored the fedayeen, and that the downfall of the monarchy was just a matter of time. Although Hussein was confident, members of his family started to wonder for how long the situation would last. 72-year-old Prince Zeid bin Hussein – the only son of Hussein bin Ali (Sharif of Mecca) that did not become a king – was visiting Amman in June and stayed with Hussein in the royal palace. He saw Hussein's management of the affair, and before he left, told his son that he thought Hussein to be the "most genuine, able and courageous Hashemite he had ever met", as well as "the greatest leader among all the Hashemite kings".
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The music did not develop a mainland audience during the Hawaiian music craze of the early 20th century, during which Hawaiian music came to be identified outside the Islands with the steel guitar and the ukulele. Slack key remained private and family entertainment, and it was not even recorded until 1946–47, when Gabby Pahinui cut a series of records that brought the tradition into public view.See updated and corrected liner notes to the compilation CD History of Slack Key Guitar, by Harry Soria, Jr., Jay Junker, and George Winston. During the 1960s and particularly during the Hawaiian Cultural Renaissance of the 1970s, slack key experienced a surge in popularity and came to be seen as one of the most genuine expressions of Hawaiian spirit, principally thanks to Gabby Pahinui, Atta Isaacs, Leonard Kwan, Sonny Chillingworth, Raymond Kāne, and the more modern styles of younger players such as Keola Beamer, his brother Kapono Beamer, Peter Moon, and Haunani Apoliona.
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The Sacred Harmonic Society engaged her for Messiah (Exeter Hall, 1843) alongside Elizabeth Rainforth, John Braham and Henry Phillips. Her career met with a setback when she broke a leg in a riding accident: the bone was set by the surgeon Samuel Bacon (c.1799-1856), who became her husband at St Pancras Church, on 10 July 1845. Soon after, she created the breeches role of Lazarillo in William Vincent Wallace's hugely successful opera Maritana (15 November 1845). Her varied concert and opera career blossomed during the late 1840s, and in 1851 she first played the title role in The Bohemian Girl; and when she played The Gypsy Queen in the same opera, at Sadler's Wells in May 1856, Balfe wrote her a new number, ‘Love smiles to deceive’. After nursing her husband through his final illness, she returned with a Hanover Square Rooms concert, after which the Daily News declared her ‘one of the purest and most genuine singers that the English school has ever possessed’ (3 April 1857). The following year she appeared as the Fool in King Lear.
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The drunken father, evidently made up from Mr. George > Cruikshank's pictures of The Bottle, is admirably played by Mr. George > Honey, who made his first appearance at this theatre, and who never acted > better.... The make-up, the voice, the manner, the savagery in one part, the > hypocritical maudlin grief in another, the toadying to wealth in another, > the disgust and abuse when wealth refuses to deposit even a sovereign, the > exits and entrances of this character, are things to be gratefully > remembered.... Honey was in the original production, which opened on 16 April 1870 at the Vaudeville Theatre, of For Love or Money by Andrew Haliday. He appeared in the play Money by Edward Bulwer-Lytton, playing the part of Graves. He first took this role in 1869; the play was revived at the Prince of Wales Theatre in 1872 and 1875, where it made a greater impression on audiences. In the Standard on 31 May 1875, a critic wrote: > A noticeable and welcome feature in the revival is the return of Mr. George > Honey, who resumes his part of Graves, one of the most genuine and > unexaggerated examples of pure humour the modern stage has witnessed.
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As a sign, it is a conventional sign signifying three elements strictly joined: first, belonging to a religious family particularly devoted to Mary, especially dear to Mary, the Carmelite Order; second, consecration to Mary, devotion to and trust in her Immaculate Heart;In his 2001 "Message to the Carmelite Family" on the occasion of the 750th anniversary of the apparition of Our Lady to St. Simon Stock, Pope John Paul II wrote: "This intense Marian life, which is expressed in trusting prayer, enthusiastic praise and diligent imitation, enables us to understand how the most genuine form of devotion to the Blessed Virgin, expressed by the humble sign of the Scapular, is consecration to her Immaculate Heart." He also stated in the same letter: "I too have worn the Scapular of Carmel over my heart for a long time!" Message of John Paul II to the Carmelite Family March 25, 2001 third an incitement to become like Mary by imitating her virtues, above all her humility, chastity, and spirit of prayer. :This is the Church's officially established connection between the sign and that which is signified by the sign.
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